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March 17, 1981
UNITED STATES of America, Plaintiff,
Richard P. FONTANA, Defendant
The opinion of the court was delivered by: DUMBAULD
On March 18, 1977, defendant Richard P. Fontana was sentenced on a drug charge to three years imprisonment, of which 60 days was to be and was served; execution of the remainder of the term of imprisonment was suspended and defendant placed on three years' probation, which expired on March 17, 1980.
On or about January 30, 1980, (thus within the term of probation), defendant allegedly committed a State drug violation, of which he was convicted on May 16, 1980, in the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County.
Since the State charge was not likely to be disposed of before March 17, 1980, the date when defendant's probation was to expire, the Probation Office informed defendant that two alternatives were open: (1) to request extension of probation until March 17, 1981, and in event of acquittal of the State charge to terminate defendant's probation but in event of conviction to request issuance of a bench warrant for violation of probation; or (2) to seek forthwith a bench warrant for violation of probation. Defendant on February 26, 1980, elected to seek extension of probation.
On March 18, the petition of the Probation Officer for extension of probation was filed and granted.
On November 18, 1980, after hearing, at which defendant (then in State custody) appeared pursuant to a writ of habeas corpus ad prosequendum, Magistrate Mitchell determined that defendant had violated the terms of his probation by virtue of his conviction in State court. Pursuant to the reduplicative procedure prescribed in Gagnon v. Scarpelli, 411 U.S. 778, 781-82, 93 S. Ct. 1756, 1759, 36 L. Ed. 2d 656 (1973), the Court again determined, after hearing on March 12, 1981, that defendant had so violated probation, and then imposed a sentence of three years' imprisonment, of which 60 days was to be served and the remainder suspended and defendant placed on one year's probation. By agreement of counsel and defendant, the sentencing was subject to consideration by the Court of a reserved point as to whether defendant's contention was correct that the probation revocation was invalid because the original term of probation had expired before it was extended.
The Government contends that the extension of probation was valid, and that in any event it was unnecessary.
The Government relies on 18 U.S.C. § 3653, which provides inter alia :
At any time within the probation period, the probation officer may for cause arrest the probationer wherever found, without a warrant. At any time within the probation period, or within the maximum probation period permitted by section 3651 of this title, the court for the district in which the probationer is being supervised or if he is no longer under supervision, the court for the district in which he was last under supervision, may issue a warrant for his arrest for violation of probation occurring during the probation period. Such warrant may be executed in any district by the probation officer or the United States marshal of the district in which the warrant was issued or of any district in which the probationer is found...
As speedily as possible after arrest the probationer shall be taken before the court for the district having jurisdiction over him. Thereupon the court may revoke the probation and require him to serve the sentence imposed, or any lesser sentence, and, if imposition of sentence was suspended, may impose any sentence which might originally have been imposed. (Italics supplied)
The exhortation in Skipworth v. U. S., 508 F.2d 598, 602-603 (C.A. 3, 1975), to which defendant alludes, has no application to the case at bar. The Skipworth requirement of notice and hearing to defendant before ex parte extension of probation refers to extension in invitum sought by the government, not to extension ex parte sought by the defendant himself. Examples of extension sought by the government might be cases where the government thought that further supervision of defendant was needed in the best interests of society. Ibid., at 602. Since probation does involve significant restrictions on liberty (ibid, at 601), an extension sought by the government should be subject to notice and hearing. Besides extensions sought by the government for the purposes of continued supervision, the government may as a matter of procedural precaution seek an extension as in Skipworth or U. S. v. Swanson, 454 F.2d 1263, 1266 (C.A. 7, 1972), so that the status of probation will be in existence at the time conviction occurs as a breach of conditions warranting revocation. As Swanson makes clear, however, such procedural elegance is not necessary, since 18 U.S.C. 3653 permits revocation, even after termination of probation, for violations committed during the existence of probation, provided the five year limitation in 18 U.S.C. 3651 is respected.
Hence it is not necessary to decide, for purposes of the case at bar, whether probation can be revived or extended after it has expired,
any more than it was necessary in Swanson to decide whether probation could be revived or reinstated after it had been terminated by the court (improvidently, as it turned out, by reason of crimes which the defendant in Swanson had failed to report).
For purposes of revocation the vital factors are (1) whether the violations took place while probation was in force and (2) whether the revocation proceedings were instituted before the five-year limitation expired.
A serious question is presented as to whether the terms of 18 U.S.C. 3653 confer upon the court a substantive power to revoke probation in general
or merely to do so when the defendant has been arrested pursuant to a warrant as authorized in that section and "taken before the court" as speedily as possible thereafter.
Defendant Fontana was brought before this Court not in pursuance of an arrest warrant but under a writ of habeas corpus ad prosequendum issued on November 5, 1980, while he was in ...
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A Macaroni Kid Review By: Angeline Sheridan
It was a red-letter day in Westwood when The Big Playhouse opened its doors to the public on Saturday, September 21, 2013. Mayor John Birkner, Jr. presented owner Larine Baratta with a certificate to commemorate the event and helped cut the Grand Opening ribbon with the largest pair of scissors I have ever seen.
It was exciting to be one of the first to tour the brand-new facility following the ribbon-cutting ceremony. As soon as we walked through the doors, my 4 year old son and 19 month old daughter were off exploring the different themed-rooms to play in: a Cafe, a doctor's office, a doll hair salon, an Enchanted Loft, a supermarket and bakery, a barnyard stocked with animal puppets that my daughter could not keep her hands off, a train and car-racing room, a construction zone, and laundry, kitchen and dining rooms. Each room was brightly painted and stocked with toys. Some rooms also had dress-up clothes for children for more imaginative fun.
My little girl and I loved the retro kitchen complete with a wooden refrigerator, stove, sink, dining table and chairs, as well as stainless steel pots and pans and even miniature-sized napkins.
My son spent most of his time in "Tom's Speedway Room" which featured a remote control car racetrack, a train table, and costumes for kids to assume the part of race car driver.
Both kids loved the supermarket and bakery, featuring Melissa and Doug food accessories, miniature-sized steel shopping carts, and a cash register with play money. This was also my favorite room because it encouraged the children to share and take turns with the single cash register. It also lent itself to fun teaching opportunities for kids to practice their counting, sorting, and math skills.
Baratta's original idea for The Big Playhouse stemmed from a children's book series she had written based on characters she had made up. During the tour, we were pleasantly greeted by many of those characters found on the brightly painted walls throughout the place.
- Your kid's favorite doll, stuffed animal, toy truck or car is welcome at The Big Playhouse! If you forget it, you can adopt a baby doll, truck or car for the day.
- Strollers are not allowed in The Big Playhouse. I would recommend leaving the stroller in your car and wearing a baby carrier instead.
- Shoes must be taken off to enter so don't forget to wear or bring socks.
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- Have something to lure the kids out of The Big Playhouse (like a sweet treat from one of the shops in downtown Westwood) because they will not want to leave! There is so much for the little ones to touch, fiddle, and tinker with in each room that you could easily spend an entire morning, or afternoon there. We were there for about an hour and a half, and we only played in 3 rooms!
The Big Playhouse is located on 316B Kinderkamack Road in Westwood and is open Mondays through Saturdays from 10AM to 5PM. For more information about pricing, birthday parties, and special events, visit thebigplayhouse.com or call 855-343-PLAY (7529).


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Recently I've purchased some new goodies. I feel kinda bad for buying so much make up this month, but (spoiler alert) these were really worth it. I'm talking about Sephora Collection Colorful Long Lasting eyeshadows and if you're curious about my thoughts on them, continue reading!
I really like the formula. It's creamy, very pigmented and blends nicely. When I want more pigmentation, I apply them with my finger and it works great too. The colors are very pretty and if you don't like the ones that I chose, the shade range is so huge I'm sure you'd find something you like. My favourite is probably Mango Shake, because it's so easy to use in my everyday make up without looking too bold, but I'm also obsessed with how pigmented Blue Lagoon and Starlette are. Fresh Paint! is a gorgeous purple and Fresh Limonade is so unique! I love them all and grab at least one every single day ever since I bought them.
All in all, I think these are great eyeshadows and I have no idea why no one seems to be talking about them (or more Sephora Collection products in general). I love them and I'm very happy I bought them. If you can find them on sale, I say totally grab them! (and even when not on sale, they are still great shadows)
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When I redid my son's room several weeks ago, I changed up the décor in his shelves a bit. One of the things that my son wanted to keep in his shelf was an inexpensive globe I bought him years ago. I liked the globe, but it looked too new for our industrial/vintage room redo. So I waxed it.
I mentioned I would show you more details about his shelf when I revealed his room redo here.
When I took the photo of the first shelf the globe really bothered me. It just looked cheap and new. I also noticed my son's grandpa's vintage trumpet was really dusty. So I dusted it and changed up the globe.
I rubbed some dark brown Briwax all over the globe with a paper towel and I decided to spray the stand with my Krylon aluminum spray paint I used for other projects in the room. I gave it a quick coat of black glaze too.
As the coat of aluminum paint was drying outside on a piece of cardboard, a bird used it for a toilet. Lucky me.
The base was originally a black plastic and the curved side part was clear. I like it better now that it looks like metal. It makes it look more expensive and the wax gives it an aged well used look.
Now for the rest of the shelves.
I used my piston frame holder I made here in this shelf and some other silvery metal items.
On the next shelf I added another framed print of my son with his dad from years ago at the fire station and a pop of red with a basket and some baseballs. I wanted to use all the letters I redid to make them look like metal blocks (here), but I just couldn't figure out a way to fit them all so I just used the D.
This shelf has a helmet David's grandpa gave to him. I think it was his friend's helmet from the Korean war, but I am not sure. My son wants to be an aeronautical engineer when he grows up and loves planes, especially military planes, so we added the book to this shelf. The eagle was painted by my husband in high school and the grenade was bought at an antique store.
To the left of the helmet are army hats my husband's dad wore in the army years ago.
There is a tan one and an army green one. I have a photo of him wearing the tan one in my entertainment center.
I love having special things like this in my home.
The next shelf are some books David wanted to keep. I thought they would be more interesting in these locker baskets I got last year at Target.
The last shelf is full of more books, a hot wheel case that was my husband's when he was little and an ugly monkey thing.
My son really wanted to keep that case in his room and my husband's mom gave David that ugly monkey right before she died. My son insists that it be out. It is hard to argue with things your child holds dear and special. Plus this is his room so I think it should be his choice.
Do you have special mementos in your child's room? What is kept in your son's room that your kid loves, but you don't?
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"Going Postal" – Terry Pratchett
Good gods, the madness is catching, Moist thought, as the golem's glow disappeared into the darkness outside. I am not the postmaster, I'm some poor bastard who's the victim of some stupid . . . experiment. What a place! What a situation! What kind of man would put a known criminal in charge of a major branch of government? Apart from, say, the average voter.
Title: Going Postal
Author: Terry Pratchett
Publication date: 2004
Publisher: Corgi (Mass Market paperback)
Pages: 474
Summary: Moist von Lipwig is a free man. He has enjoyed the freedom to mess with people's minds for quite some time now. After all, people want you to give them hope, the greatest treasure of all. Hope that the glass ring is a diamond one, hope that the money you're getting is real, hope that a simple game of cards will make you rich…
But there's also the freedom to face the consequences, a freedom he chooses over the freedom to… well, die. And all of a sudden Moist becomes the Head Postmaster of the deserted Ankh-Morprok post office. He has an exciting new life (complete with a golden suit and winged hat), an exciting new goal (to make sure that letters are being… well, sent) and most of all exciting new friends (two mad postmen and a golem parole officer who doesn't sleep, doesn't eat, doesn't feel but does know how to hurt). Oh boy, Moist could never have wished for so much excitement…
No, really, he couldn't and wouldn't have. But there's no way to quit now, so why not play along? If that means being on the front page of the paper every day, becoming the city hero overnight and getting a date with the cynical chain-smoker Adora Belle Dearheart… It might even be worth it. Except that the corrupt owners of the clacks-system are out to destroy him and his post office. The only thing Moist has is the greatest treasure of all… and a few stamps, of course.
"I wonder if it's like this for mountain climbers, he thought. You climb bigger and bigger mountains and you know that one day one of them is going to be just that bit too steep. But you go on doing it, because it's so-o good when you breathe the air up there. And you know you'll die falling."
"Sometimes the truth is arrived at by adding all the little lies together and deducting them from the totality of what is known."
"Mr Moist, this morning you had no experience at all of being dead, and yet but for my intervention you would nevertheless have turned out to be extremely good at it. It just goes to show: you never know until you try.
"Theres no stink more sorrorful than the stink of wet, burnt paper. It means: the end."
"Around them, the city happened. Between them, the ashtray filled up with ash."
"They say that the prospect of being hanged in the morning concentrates a man's mind wonderfully; unfortunately, what the mind inevitably concentrates on is that, in the morning, it will be in a body that is going to be hanged."


text: Faculty and Staff Career News News Home 04.17.15 By: Mark Tarnacki To read complete versions of these abbreviated news items where you see a live link, click to reach the faculty member's personal page. Then visit that page's "Recent News" tab, where this current item in fuller detail will be at the top. For staffers without a faculty page, the full text of each news item is included here. George Ashline, professor and chair of mathematics, during Spring Break week gave an invited talk/workshop to four different classes/groups of students at Canaan High School in Canaan, VT. These visits were sponsored by the Vermont State Mathematics Coalition's "Expanding Horizons Program." Jeffrey Ayres, dean of the college and professor of political science, in late January offered his scholarly expertise about Canada for a segment broadcast on Vermont Public Radio about the political economics behind the rapidly devaluing Canadian dollar. Christine Bauer-Ramazani, instructor in the Applied Linguistics Department, gave two presentations March 26-29, 2015, at the international TESOL Convention in Toronto, Canada, where she was also a lead web-caster. In February she submitted an invited chapter to be published later this year in the book Voices of CALL Teacher Educators. Michael Bosia, associate professor of political science, and his co-author and co-editor Meredith Weiss, were awarded the 2015 Scholars Award from the International Studies Association LGBTQA Caucus at the annual meeting of the ISA this past February in New Orleans. Also, Michael has a chapter coming out in the edited volume Sexualities in World Politics: How LGBTQ Claims Shape International Relations. Robert Brenneman, assistant professor of sociology, in December 2014 published a review essay titled "Latin American Youth Gangs" in Oxford Handbooks Online with a co-author, and published an article on Central American gangs in a special issue of the Latin American Research Review. Also, in late January he presented a workshop at an ecumenical gathering in La Paz, Bolivia. Alain Brizard, professor of physics, has published two textbooks: (1) An Introduction to Lagrangian Mechanics (2nd Edition), World Scientific (2015); and (2) Ray Tracing and Beyond, with co-authors in his field. Alain has also been awarded a $145,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Energy for the next three years to support his summer research activities. Renee Carrico, chair and associate professor of psychology, gave the keynote address, "Understanding Resilience: Fostering the "Ordinary Magic" of Development" at the statewide Vermont Department of Children and Families training conference, "Zero-to-Six: Applying the Developmental Perspective to Achieving Safety for our Most Vulnerable Children." (March 31-April 1, 2015) Christina Chant, assistant professor of chemistry, presented a poster on the usefulness of first-day assessments to determine math readiness in the general chemistry classroom (co-authored with David Heroux) at the 249th annual national American Chemical Society meeting in Denver, CO in March. Nicholas Clary, professor of English, is author of a review of Rebecca Olson's Arras Hanging: The Textile That Determined Early Modern Literature and Drama (University of Delaware Press, 2013), appearing in the latest issue of Shakespeare Quarterly (Fall 2014). Laura Crain, associate director for collection services at the College library, was featured in the March issue of KidsVT for her volunteer work with the organization Kids-a-Part, a group that helps incarcerated moms read to their kids from prison. George Dameron, professor and chair of history, has learned that his peer-reviewed article, "Florence," will be published in Oxford Bibliographies in Medieval Studies by Oxford University Press. He also has a recently published essay on Medieval Tuscany in an academic journal in his field, and for this coming spring has been invited to be a panel respondent at the 41st annual Sewanee Medieval Colloquium in Sewanee, Tennessee, April 10 and 11. Patricia Delaney, Gender Studies Program director, Sociology and Anthropology Department chair and associate professor of anthropology and gender, on March 27, 2015 gave an invited talk on Marriage, Alliances & Democracy in Timor-Leste at the Center for Diversity & Gender Studies at Texas State University during their 2015 Symposium. Kristin Dykstra, Distinguished Scholar in Residence, won the inaugural Gulf Coast Literary Translation prize, announced in early 2015, with excerpts from her new book in progress with Marcelo Morales Cintero. She also in recent months saw her bilingual edition a book by Reina María Rodríguez published, with several essays, translations, and edited anthologys also published or accepted. In April she speaks at Brown University and New York University events as both translator and scholar, alongside Rodríguez. William Ellis, assistant professor of fine arts/music, will be curating a show, "Looking Out: The Self-Taught Art of Larry Bissonnette," that will run June 5 through August 29 at downtown's Amy E. Tarrant Gallery. This is the Flynn Center for the Performing Arts" summer art show. This exhibit is supported in part by a three-year grant from the Surdna Foundation for disability related programming and education. Farrah Fatemi, assistant professor of environmental studies, co-curated the art exhibit "Rooted in Soil", showing at the DePaul University Art Museum Jan. 29- April 26. A curator's essay was published in the catalog (Chicago University Press, 2015), and Farrah was featured on Chicago Public Radio when the exhibit opened http://www.wbez.org/programs/morning-shift/2015-01-29/depaul-museum-show-rooted-soil-looks-role-earth-plays-life-death. George Goldsworthy, manager of print & mail, in early April was elected president of the Association of College and University Mail Services (ACUMS) by the membership. He will be serving a two-year term beginning July 1, 2015. This professional organization facilitates training and education for mail room managers in higher education since 1978. George also will be hosting the ACUMS Spring Conference in Lake Placid, NY from April 11-15. William Grover, professor of political science, had a book titled The Unsustainable Presidency: Clinton, Bush, Obama and Beyond published in December by Palgrave Macmillan. It is co-authored with Joseph G. Peschek of Hamline University. They also had an article titled "Our Imperial System: On How Not to Think About the American Presidency" published December 4, 2014 on the Common Dreams news web site. David Heroux, associate professor of chemistry, in January he was elected "Chair Elect" of the Green Mountain Section of the American Chemical Society for 2015. Hell serve as program chair and member of the executive committee and automatically becomes Chair the following year. David also organized and chaired a symposium at the Spring National Meeting of the American Chemical Society in Denver, CO, presenting a talk; and he took part in the American Chemical Society's Leadership Institute in Dallas, TX. Rowena He, recently hired as assistant professor of history, learned in March that the Asia Society has listed her book Tiananmen Exiles as a "Top Five China Book of 2014." Val Hird, adjunct instructor of art, was interviewed this past winter by the UK-based magazine studio international: Visual Arts, Design and Architecture, about the roots of her work in multiple cultures. Cathy Hurst, professor, and John Paul Devlin, associate professor of fine arts/theatre, accompanied 18 Saint Michael's College students to the regional Kennedy Center American Theater Festival in Hyannis, MA, Jan. 26 - Feb.1. Cathy received awards for excellence in directing the acting ensemble for Saint Michael's productions of Proof and Godspell; she also took home the Kennedy Center Gold Medallion Award. John is one of two first-year regional co-chairs for the event and, remarkably, helped pull off a well-attended and successful conference despite an historic blizzard. Aostre Johnson, professor of education, presented a paper: "The Relationship between Spiritual, Religious, Contemplative and Mindfulness Education" at the 5th Global Conference on Spirituality in the 21st Century in Lisbon, Portugal, March, 2015. Nicholas Kahm, Henry G. Fairbanks Visiting Scholar-in-Residence (Philosophy), had an article accepted at the British Journal for the History of Philosophy (May, 2015) entitled "Aquinas on Quality." He will also be giving a paper at the 50th International Congress on Medieval Studies at Western Michigan University (May 14-17, 2015) entitled "Free Choice and Consent in Aquinas: Did Aquinas Change His Views on Will?" He published a paper about divine providence and chance or randomness in the Fall 2013 issue of American Catholic Philosophical Quarterly, entitled "Divine Providence in Aquinas's Commentaries on Aristotle's Physics and Metaphysics, and its Relevance to the Question of Evolution and Creation." John Kenney, professor of religious studies, gave the 17th Annual Lawler Lecture in Theology at Creighton University, the Jesuit University in Omaha, NE, on March 18. The topic was: The Mysticism of St. Augustine. Richard Kujawa, professor of Geography, presented the paper "Critical Pedagogies of Environmental Governance: Coal Ash, Waste, and Discourses of Environmental Justice in the Liberal Arts classroom," at the national conference of the Association of American Geographers held in Chicago in April, 2015. He continues his term as the elected representative for the New England and Saint Lawrence Valley region on the National Council of the Association. Dave Landers, instructor of psychology and gender studies, was awarded a top NCAA Faculty Mentor Award, presented by the Division II Student Athletic Advisory Committee in Washington, D.C., in January. He also has made media appearances as an expert on everything from fraternities to the Final Four and has presented programs at high schools and universities in the region on topics from high school-college transition to student-athlete mental wellness. Carolyn Lukens-Olson, professor of modern languages/Spanish, recently had an article published in the Anuario de Estudios Literarios (Vigo, Spain: January 2015). She also presented a paper at the 60th annual conference of the Association of Hispanists of Great Britain and Ireland, which was held at Exeter University (UK) April 13-15. James Nagle, associate professor in education, in April launched the inaugural issue of the Middle Grades Review, which he co-edits. It's is an online journal that encourages a critical perspective within the field of middle grades education and explores issues in democratic education, technology and innovation, and social justice. Tara Natarajan, associate professor of economics, presented a conference paper -- A case of "toxic development," at the annual economic convention of Allied Social Science Association (ASSA) 2015, held Jan. 3-5 in Boston. Tara presented in a joint session of Association for Evolutionary Economics/Union for Radical Political Economics at the ASSA gathering. Elizabeth O'Dowd, professor of applied linguistics and director, graduate TESOL programs, gave a presentation in March at the International TESOL Convention, Toronto: "Learning Grammar By Ear." Paul Olsen, assistant professor of business administration and accounting, presented two Critical Incident cases – "August First Bakery & Café Goes Screen Free" and "Save the Whales? Crisis Management at Lego," at the Midwest Business Administration Association (MBAA) International Conference in Chicago in March. John O'Meara, associate professor of physics, on February 27 was the invited colloquium speaker at the Max Planck Institute for Astronomy in Heidelberg, Germany, where he shared recent research developments in his work on galaxies and their environments. In February, he also was selected as a member of the International Science Definition Team for the 30-meter telescope project. In early April, John was the colloquium speaker at Middlebury and University of Vermont in celebration of the 25th anniversary of the launch of Hubble Space Telescope. R. Michael Olson, associate professor of philosophy, presented a paper on John Henry Newman at The Association for Core Texts and Courses (ACTC) Twenty-First Annual Conference in Plymouth, MA, on April 12. His essay on Newman, which he presented last fall at The Joint International Conference of the Association française des Amis de Newman and the Newman Association of America in Paris, France, will be published in Études newmaniennes. Robin Rhodes Astor, senior associate director of admissions, recently placed a Letter to the Editor of the Burlington Free Press titled "College education more than just elite schools," in which she took issue from her professional perspective with an article the paper had run titled "Tips from an Expert — How to Wow Top Colleges" (March 31). Robin made the case for the value and success-stories to be found at a wider variety of colleges than those surveyed in the syndicated Free Press piece. Michael Samara, academic support adviser/campus minister, recently completed exit interviews with six Chaplain Interns completing their year-long Clinical Pastoral Education program at the UVM Medical Center. Mike also has been active as a pastoral care visitor for his church (First Congregational Church of Burlington), regularly visiting folks in the hospital, local rehab centers and nursing homes. Jonathan Silverman, associate professor of education (department chair) and coordinator of arts in education, recently published an article, "A cross cultural collaboration exploring art literacy, creativity, and social transformation in China," in the International Journal of Education through Art (April 2015). Patricia Siplon, professor of political science, was the keynote speaker at the National Student Global AIDS Campaign Conference held at Harvard University February 21. She delivered a talk entitled "Global HIV/AIDS Activism and the Role of Students -- Past, Present and Future." She will also deliver a paper at the Annual Midwest Political Science Association Panel and chair a panel, accompanied by a student who will present a research paper on work in Tanzania. Michael P. Stefanowicz '09, assistant director of admission, in September 2014 was voted in as the President-Elect of the Consortium of Vermont Colleges, a statewide admission network and a committee of the Vermont Higher Education Council. Mike will be the President of the CVC from September 2015 through September 2016. Laura Stroup, assistant professor of environmental studies; Jeff Ayres, professor of political science and dean of the College; and Richard Kujawa, professor of geography, Economics Department chair and human geography minor coordinator, have had the following paper accepted for publication: "Envisioning a Green Energy Future in Canada and the United States" in a Special Issue of American Review of Canadian Studies on the Place of Nature in Canadian Studies in the U.S. The paper is slated for volume 45.3 (Fall 2015). Jerry Swope, associate professor of media studies, journalism and digital arts, had 19 images published in the Spring 2015 issue of Vermont Life Magazine for a story about the Sustainability Academy at Lawrence Barnes in Burlington. John A. Trono, professor of computer science, gave an invited talk on March 18, 2015, at Middlebury College, presenting his "Reasonably Secure Cryptosystem Based on Addition." He also presented a paper at the Central Plains regional conference of the Consortium for Computer Science in Colleges (CCSC-CP), April 10-11 in Branson, Missouri. Jeffrey Trumbower, professor of religious studies, published an essay, "Christians, Sabbateans, and the Dead Sea Sect: A Comparative Case Study in Jewish Sectarian Logic," in T. R. Blanton, R. M. Calhoun, and C. K. Rothschild, eds., The History of Religions School Today (Tuebingen, Germany: Mohr Siebeck, 2014), pp. 185-196. Joan Wagner, director of community-engaged learning and coordinator of experiential learning, contributed a book chapter titled "Care, Compassion, and the Examined Life: Combining Creative Nonfiction and Community Engagement in a First-Year Seminar" to a new Modern Language Association publication, Service Learning and Literary Studies in English, Eds. Laurie Grobman and Roberta Rosenberg (2015). The publication explores how a variety of student collaborations with community partners can bring social awareness and deeper ethical understanding to the study of literary texts. Todd A Johnstone-Wright '96, M'11, associate dean of students and director of wilderness programs, has been invited to participate in the United Kingdom Coaching Certificate/British Canoe Union). Level 4 Coach Program (Level 4 is the highest qualification for coaches working in the United Kingdom and is a collaboration between the BCU, UKCC and the University of Sterling; it is a 2-year post-graduate, master's program in Performance Coaching. Todd is a member of the third cohort to begin the program and the second North American to be invited. Joan Wry, associate professor of English, presented a paper, "Lydia Sigourney's Fabric Poems and the New England Marketplace," at the PCA/ACA American Culture Association Conference in New Orleans on April 3, 2015. She also served as Chair of the New England Studies panel for the conference.


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We evaluate the effectiveness of energy efficiency labeling in guiding household appliance choice decisions. Using a carefully designed choice experiment with several alternative labeling treatments, we disentangle the relative importance of different types of information and intertemporal behavior (i.e., discounting) in guiding energy efficiency behavior. We find that simple information on the economic value of saving energy was the most important element guiding more cost-efficient investments in appliance energy efficiency, with information on physical energy use and carbon dioxide emissions having additional but lesser importance. The degree to which the current EnergyGuide label guided cost-efficient decisions depends importantly on the discount rate assumed appropriate for the analysis. Using individual discount rates separately elicited in our study, we find that the current EnergyGuide label came very close to guiding cost-efficient decisions, on average. However, using a uniform five percent rate for discounting—which was much lower than the average individual elicited rate—the EnergyGuide label led to choices that result in a one-third undervaluation of energy efficiency. We find that labels that not only nudged people with dispassionate monetary or physical information, but also endorsed a model (with Energy Star) or gave a suggestive grade to a model (as with the EU-style label), had a substantial impact in encouraging the choice of appliances with higher energy efficiency. Our results reinforce the centrality of views on intertemporal choice and discounting, both in terms of understanding individual behavior and in guiding public policy decisions.
Nudging Energy Efficiency Behavior: The Role of Information Labels
Energy efficiency labels could have a substantial impact in guiding decisions on household appliances. This research was also published in the Journal of the Association of Environmental and Resource Economists.
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The next day, I woke up early and headed out for Brady's commissioning ceremony. It was such an honor to commission her and I was/am so happy and proud of her! After the ceremony, we went out to a diner for brunch which was perfect since there was a table for 6 available without a wait. Yay! I had lobster egg benedict which was pretty good.
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After the graduation, we all split up for the afternoon. Brady went back to her house to get things in order, Grandpa and Dusty went back to their hotel, Dad/Ed/Meg went to Lexington and Concord and Mom and I went to the Isabella Gardner Museum. First, we stopped back at the hotel to change. We also stopped for a glass of prosecco which was comp'd by the bartender since I was still in uniform. Nice!
|Mom and I at the Gardner
|Which one would you title "Tent in the Rockies?"
|A knight's sarcophgus on the left. As Mom said, how do you introduce that piece? "Oh, look at what I just picked up"
On the right, Courtyard from the third floor.
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Monday, December 8, 2014
Storm within the Calm! T is for Tuesday
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I have to agree this really IS the storm before the calm. I seem to be running later than usual this year, so I will join you at Point Acupuncture for a bit of calm.ReplyDelete
Thanks for taking time from your busy schedule to join us for T this Tuesday.
I'd have trouble picking just one of those cups. Finding some calm with tea in any one of these mugs would be a treat :)ReplyDelete
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The F-39
The new F-39 range of designs supplement the Farrier F-36, plans of which were originally released in 1994. The cruising orientated and road transportable F-36 has already established an excellent reputation with a number of ocean crossings, including multihull line honors in the 3500 mile Cape to Rio Race in 1996, and one circumnavigation.
There are two versions of the F-39 currently available as follows:
The F-39 design series is a combination of the best aspects of the F-25C, F-31, F-31R, and F-36, coupled with many improvements from owner feedback, and a number of other new features. Rotating masts with synthetic rigging and carbon fiber chainplates are standard across the range, as is a 'kickup' daggerboard style rudder. A conventional fixed mast with stainless steel rigging is still an option for the cruiser, but rotating masts with synthetic rigging are now looking more reliable, with fewer rigging connections required, while synthetic line is not as fatigue or corrosion prone as stainless steel wire. The successful 'round the world' mega cats all used such rigs and reliability was a major reason.
The F-39 is folding as standard, specifically for marina docking, or canal traversing. Most importantly, absolutely no wires are used for critical structural purposes, as stainless steel wires and the associated fittings are not considered reliable enough for this purpose on a Farrier design. The highly stressed beam to float joins are solid as always, this being another major advantage of the Farrier Folding System.
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Standard folded beam is 15' 9" (4.8m), but this can also be reduced to 15' (4.57m) by a float topside modification. However, 15' 9" beam is within Category 1 for European canal networks, and is thus small enough to access most canal systems, including right through France to the Mediterranean. It will also fit most travel lifts, these usually allowing for a 16' beam.
Folded F-39 having just passed through a lock
The F-39 floats are 15% larger than the F-36, and incorporate a shaped deck that comes up to form a flat raised area for mounting the outboard edge of the wingnets. This eliminates any fore and aft aluminum tube for this purpose, or any awkward 'dip down' in the net. When folded, the side of this raised area also forms a flat walkway on the float inner edge along the cabin side.
Henny van Oortmarssen's first F-39 float hull, being built in the Netherlands
Floats also fold in more vertical to eliminate the need for any anti-fouling high on the float side. Folded trailering is not a feature, as the center hull and floats would have to be too small to achieve a legal trailering width in this size boat. However the F-39 can still be trailered at under 10' (3m) wide by demounting. The demounting process has also been further streamlined for an easier set up and take down, and without any outside assistance.
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Roshawn Rochester interviews Lee Milewski, author of the successfully crowdfunded The Somber Crown.
Red Headed Mule: Can you tell us a little about the story?
Lee Milewski: The Somber Crown is an epic tale that follows a courageous elf named Fen, who was, until recently, in charge of hunting the King's monsters. This is a story of vengeance, the costs of that vengeance, and a world inhabited by wild beasts. It's a lot of fun!
RHM – Where did you get the inspiration for 'The Somber Crown'?
L. Milewski – This story is heavily inspired by my love of old-school video games, though specifically The Legend of Zelda series. I had always wondered what I would do, and what type of story I would tell, if given the reigns to a fantasy world like that. This is now my chance.
RHM – Very nice! I mean, which one of us hasn't wondered "what would it really be like?" It's very cool to see someone follow through with their fantasies. Even though today's market is dominated by superheroes, there is also a market for books with great stories and normal, everyday characters. What kind of readers are you hoping to attract with this book?
L. Milewski – I am hoping to gather readers who enjoy action and adventure storytelling, though with a bit of world building and character development. I would say that The Somber Crown isn't overly violent, so even younger readers could find something of interest here.
RHM – Obviously you have a Kickstarter going on right now to crowd-fund your book. Can you share a few incentives with us that are exclusive to this campaign?
L. Milewski – Of course! I am offering plenty of rewards, though a few of my favorites are:
- $25 – A deluxe digital copy AND hard copy of The Somber Crown, in addition to a digital copy of my other book, a horror series called Tangled Weeds.
- $40 – A pixelized print of The Somber Crown's hero, Fen, in addition to all rewards below it.
- $65 – An original page from this first issue, in addition to all rewards below it. This is a great deal for collectors, as my pages are never this cheap!
RHM – Can you share any information about the story you plan to tell with the animated sequence that you are also creating?
L. Milewski – The animated film will only happen if I reach a very high stretch goal, though I would love to achieve a "wandering hero" vibe with it. Essentially, Fen would traverse the wild (the fields of Florida where I live) and overcome obstacles and other trials.. I have a unique idea for an animated monster battle, which would be super cool to make.
RHM – Are you planning on attending any conventions this year? If so, how many and which ones?
L. Milewski – I don't really attend many conventions, though a friend has recommended Orlando's Megacon. I've heard it's great for meeting like-minded people, so it's probably worth the trip!
RHM – Do you have a site people can visit for those that would like to see more of your work?
L. Milewski – Of course, my Tumblr is updated often: http://leemilewskiart.tumblr.com/
And my Facebook is primarily used for artwork these days: https://www.facebook.com/lee.milewski
RHM – QUICK! Bunny or gerbil?!
L. Milewski – Bunny!
RHM – If you were a comic character, which universe would you be in and why? (DC, Marvel, Image, Top Cow, etc., etc.)
L. Milewski – This is tough… I would always have to choose Batman.


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The Kia 2012 Super Bowl commercial is every man's fantasy. The ad starts off with the Sandman approaching a couple; he sprinkles the sand on the wife, and then trips and falls, dumping the sand all over the husband. This results in a pair of sweet dreams on part of the couple; however, where the wife has a normal fantasy, the man has the equivalent of a grown-up wet dream.
In the commercial, the man is then transported into a fantasy land where he is flung into a new Kia Optima car. He is then greeted by supermodel Adriana Lima before racing around a racing track that features a Motley Crue concert, screaming bikini models, Chuck Liddel, a man riding a bucking rhino and loggers sawing a hoagie. The testosterone is almost unbearable.
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The Man Down singer not only showed off her new hairstyle, she also made it clear what inspired her as she captioned the photo with the phrase 'Buffalo Soldier'.
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Rihanna's fans, more popularly known as the Rihanna Navy, have been giving the singer thumbs up for her new look, praising her for edgy style.
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Second Session, Thirty-Ninth Legislature
This version is based on the printed bill that was distributed in the Legislature after First Reading. It is not the official version. If accuracy is critical, you can obtain a copy of the printed bill from Statutory Publications or view the online bilingual version (PDF).
Bill 207
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HER MAJESTY, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba, enacts as follows:
1 The Manitoba Hydro Act is amended by this Act.
2 The following is added after section 5:
Appointment referred to committee of the Assembly
5.1(1) Before appointing a person as a member of the board, the President of the Executive Council must refer the proposed appointment to a committee of the Assembly. The committee must include at least one representative from every political party that is represented in the Assembly.
Person to be publicly interviewed by committee
5.1(2) The committee must interview the person in public to determine whether he or she is well qualified to serve on the board.
5.1(3) Each member of the committee must be given notice, at least seven days in advance, of the date, time and place for holding the interview.
Committee is to provide advice
5.1(4) After the interview, the committee must advise the President of the Executive Council whether the person is well qualified to serve on the board.
5.1(5) Before making the appointment, the President of the Executive Council must consider the advice of the committee.
3 This Act comes into force on the day it receives royal assent.
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This Bill requires that before a person may be appointed to the board of Manitoba Hydro, he or she must be publicly interviewed by a committee of the Legislative Assembly.


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The Chalice Festival respects the veterans of the game.
The Chalice Music And Art Festival is set to go down in early July, and the curators clearly have respect for the OGs. Ice Cube will be the festival's headliner, which is sure to please fans of the legend's diverse body of work. After all, who doesn't love Ice Cube? Even the parents have love for him these days.
That's not all. Additional performers include Big Boi, Cypress Hill, The Lox, Cam'ron & Juelz Santana, and if the festival continues to grow, they might be rapping in front of over 25,000 people. Also, the festival happens to be one of the few that openly celebrates Cannabis culture. If you happen to be in California between July 7th-9th, it might behoove you to check out the Chalice Festival. Check the full lineup below.


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Tuesday, 11 October 2016
Global Resource Observatory: the road to Dr Apocalypse
CUSP/CES Seminar
Lunchtime seminar w/ co-investigator Dr Aled Jones, presenting his work with the Global Resource Observatory
Decision making processes within government and the finance sector are unable to adequately engage with the interconnectivity of environmental, economic, geopolitical, societal and technological systems, and the associated growth in systemic risk.
One significant factor is the inability of models to account for the dependency of the world economy on natural resources and the environment. New models are needed to explore the nexus between food, energy, water and other societal challenges.
The Global Resource Observatory (GRO) is exploring new techniques for the evaluation of systemic and cascading risks generated by shocks to the food-water-energy nexus, with emphasis on the near term dynamics within the next 5 to 10 years. This presentation covers a number of case studies of working with government and the finance sector in exploring approaches to this challenge.
Audio recordings from the event can be accessed on Mixcloud or with the player below.
University of Surrey
Guildford GU2 7XH
Room: 22BA02
The seminar is free, but please email Gemma Birkett to register your attendance.
Please note that any views and opinions expressed in the seminar are those of the speakers and do not necessarily reflect the views of CUSP, CES or the ESRC.


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Wow, it's been nearly 2 months since I last blogged. Sorry about that. For the past few months, it's all about exams, exams, exams, study, study, study. I swear that A-levels is killin' me :'( However, I'm having 2 weeks of holidays now! So finally, a break for me :|
This whole new journey has made open my eyes more but definitely made me miss some things a lot. Back then, they said "SPM is the most important exam". All I can say now is "How wrong were they." I'm not saying SPM is not important, it is since we need that to enter college but right now, taking my A-levels. This is the most important exam now, not SPM. Honestly, I feel that most of us are so caught up with the 'prison education' that we only know to what we listened. Before this, it was all about SPM; now it's A-levels, SAM, CPU, Diploma, etc. This also proves that it's not the end once school life is over. We keep moving and keep having different 'importance' depending which land our feet drop.
College is fun, the course is challenging and the subjects I'm taking are mostly what I can do best - writing and memorising. This is supposed to be a bliss, right? But I always find myself looking back and wondering what did it all go? I hardly see my best friends, everyone is so stressed up with getting good grades to enter university that we barely even have time to catch our breath or stop for a break.
I often find myself drowning in my own world as I lie on my bed at night. I always think of Neverland and Peter Pan coming to my window and fairy dust to make me fly. The obsession of Peter Pan of mine is not to be questioned; I always love Peter Pan and I always will. Is it the fact that he never grows up? Perhaps a little. Though it's more to what Peter Pan really shows everyone: You need to believe. When Wendy's daughter - Jane said that she does not believe in fairies, Tinkerbell nearly died. So, without believing in something, there's no way it will ever be there. Throughout the years til she became older, Wendy never stopped believing in Peter Pan and that is something I admire most about her.
Also, the need for an adventure. I can't imagine myself being confined to a boring, dull routine. Though in the world we live in today, that's hardly an option. Not only that, every morning in every newspapers, there will be news on violence - so common that we don't even react to it anymore. That is why books are the perfect escape route. They create the perfect wonderland and magic that no other can do. The sad part is at the end, we have to close the book.
We can't always have what we want but in our dreams, we can always have what we want.
*Happy Eid Mubarak, everyone!*


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Certificate: 12A
Running time: 90 mins
Director: Pete Travis
Starring: Denis Quaid,
Forest Whitaker, Matthew Fox, William Hurt
Genre: Action, Thriller, Drama
Director Pete Travis (Omagh) takes his formative steps in the
of Hollywood and the big budget
feature film with the multi perspective, real time thriller that sees an
assassination attempt on the President of the United
States at a summit in . As the Secret Service and the audience piece
together the explosive events we race against the clock to prevent a terrorist
plan that would alter the landscape of politics forever. Salamanca, Spain
The cinematic notion that the camera doesn't lie it just doesn't always catch everything the first time around is nothing new to cinema. Before Pete Travis was playing with it, Brian DePalma was working at mastering it and before that Alfred Hitchcock and John Huston were defining it. It's worth pointing out that all mentioned practitioners and quite a few unmentioned execute it with a lot more grace, precision, artistry and skill than Travis. The best thing about Vantage Point is that it's under two hours long, everything else…well everything else can be mapped out in the cavalcade of problems and clichés that make this film.
Narratively the film is incredibly unoriginal, that's not always an issue with the Action/Thriller but there's simply nothing original about this film. The storyline and twists make little to no sense, to the point where the crude tacked on explanation serves to do little more than insult the audience for wasting their time rather than fill in any character holes we have in our knowledge. The twist is, also, not a twist at all as you spot it without binoculars from forty miles away within the first 120 seconds of the film. The only narrative device the film has going for it is it's use of real time and that is handled haphazardly to the point where it becomes annoying and if you take the multiple segments as stand alone and line them up one against the other you realise, to great anger, that you've been cheated. The real time doesn't match, it doesn't work and they bend, move, manipulate and cheat their own rules when it suits them because the film honestly is by no way as intelligent as it likes to think it is.
The cast are also wasted. Several performers in particular would have been better off passing on the film and staying home to watch re-runs of Cheers. Dennis Quaid is usually an extremely interesting actor. Granted a lot of the time he's recycling performances but his well travelled look is one that we can trust in a film like this and though he's given the lions share of detection to do because the script is so weak there's zero point in even showing the slightest bit of interest. Sigourney Weaver is criminally underused as Rex Brooks (the news producer sent to cover the summit) as she appears in two scenes (that I can remember) and does nothing but provide bland exposition for Quaid's character (Thomas Barnes). Matthew Fox is little more than what you'd expect from an actor who's coming off a big TV hit and looking to appear in something. It would appear that he's taking his role in the new Alex Cross film a little more seriously, in Vantage Point he is Jack from Lost but in
Spain. Forest Whittaker who is usually so excellent
in everything (after all he's Ghost Dog!) is annoying to the point that you're
cheering for the bus to hit him whereas Said Taghmaoui, Zoe Saldana, William
Hurt, Bruce McGill and James LeGros simply deserve better than underwritten characters
in a poorly conceived and badly constructed piece of crap.
Do not, under any circumstances, watch this film. It's beyond insulting how bad it is and one can only hope that Travis has done a better job with Dredd than he's done here as the fanboys of The Judge will be a lot less forgiving than I am.


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Markus Imhoof, Switzerland/Germany/USA 2012 [E], 91 mins
Some beautiful filming brings sharply into focus the loss throughout the world of numerous colonies of bees. Estimates vary from 50% to 90% of bee populations having disappeared over the past 15 years. With one in three mouthfuls of the food we eat and 80% of plant species dependent on pollination, the honey bee is among insects indispensable in the production of fruits, vegetables and field crops. Does destruction of the environment bring about the decline of bees? Or are parasites, new viruses or travelling stress to blame? Seeking answers, the film embarks on a world journey to discover the answers.
Best Documentary: winner of many awards
Omar Zambrano, Venezuela 2013 [U], 8 mins
On a sunny day in Maracaibo, Venezuela, seven cameras, 20 actors and more than 200 children invade the centre of the city. In a 'flashmob' style, musicians from the El Sistema programme of youth orchestras in Zulia perform the emblematic song Venezuela to passers-by.
Discussion led by Nick Mole, Pesticides Action Network UK, Alvaro Sanchez, Chargé d'Affaires at the Venezuelan Embassy and Friends of the Earth
Screenings are at Bolívar Hall, 54 Grafton Way, London W1T 5DL.
Nearest tube: Warren Street. Overground: Euston.
Buses: 10, 14, 18, 24, 27, 29, 30, 73, 88, 134, 205, 390.
Booking information: tickets are available from 10.20am on the day and may not be booked in advance.
Admission £10, concessions £8. Annual members £6/£4. Sorry no credit cards.


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The Holocaust Study Tour is an educational tour that motivates and challenges students to rethink one of the most horrific events in history. Traveling through Germany, Czech Republic, and Poland, students make meaningful cultural connections to the people and nations they visit. Read below to learn more about the trip and it's purpose. To make a donation, make checks payable to NMHS School Activity Account. Mail to: NMHS One Snyder Circle New Milford, New Jersey 07646
Sunday, April 13, 2014
Day 9 Trsice
Our day began with a short drive to Trsice. What a surprise greeted us as we walked to the Trsice City Hall from our bus when we saw a new historical marker for a five stop walking tour of the history here connected to the diary of Otto Wolf. This trail takes people to the two memorials that we dedicated here in 2012 and 2013, as well as the Trsice history museum, the memorial at Zakrov to Otto and the 19 men killed here in April of 1945, and the cemetery where some of the rescuers are buried.
We were greeted in a traditional welcoming ceremony at the city hall which consisted of tearing off a piece of bread and dipping it into a bowl of salt before eating.
We were ushered into the meeting room and introductions were made. The mayor of Trsice, Mrs. Leona Stejskalova, surprised us with her story of visiting Yad Vashem in Israel with 7 other mayors from the Olomouc area. Our friend, Dr. Karel Brezina told his memories as a child during the war, witnessing the Wolf family entering and exiting the hideouts along with the story of the Wolf family in Trsice. Mrs. Zdenka Calabkova, the young daughter of Marie and Oldrich Ohera who helped hide the Wolf family in their home and who we call Mrs. Ohera, was not able to join us here because she is recovering from hip surgery.
We boarded the bus and walked through the forest to visit our memorial, dedicated in 2012 to Otto and his family, who hid here in the forest for three long years. A local sponsor of the new Otto Wolf Trail, the Jezdecky Areal Trsice, a new horse stable with a bed and breakfast with a restaurant located in between Zakrov and Trsice, hosted a delicious lunch for our students, the mayor, her assistant and the local Boy Scouts and their leader. After our tour of the lovely horse stables, we went to the memorial we dedicated last year to the rescuers who helped the Wolfs while in hiding.
Our final stop in the area was at the memorial at Zakrov, where we were fortunate to find Mrs. Ohera, whose father and uncle were killed along with Otto Wolf. To our surprise, Mrs. Ohera was out walking for physical therapy and gave us big hugs before posing for pictures.
After a two hour bus ride, we arrived in Oswiecim, at The International Youth Meeting Centre in Oswiecim/Auschwitz, where we ate dinner and learned more about this place. Established in 1986 in a cooperative effort between Germany and Poland to use the history of the Holocaust, educators host seminars to increase understanding about issues of prejudice. We are the only guests staying in a house with a living room, kitchen and multiple rooms. As we type the blogs, they are in the loft outside their rooms upstairs laughing, talking and relaxing. Soon we will sleep and prepare for our intense day tomorrow at Auschwitz and Birkenau.
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It is so wonderful that the memorials you dedicated in 2012 and 2013 are now an official part of Otto Wolf's history in 2014! The photos of the new horse stables are beautiful! How lucky to meet Mrs. Ohera in Zakrov; you might say it was "bashert," (meant to be!)ReplyDelete
I love seeing how far the dedication and remembrance of Otto Wolf's story has come, all of the markers and maps look beautiful!!!!ReplyDelete
It is amazing to see the story about Otto Wolf come to life. Reading the diaries in class doesn't even compare to actually seeing the memorial. I can't wait to see the blogs about Auschwitz and Birkenau tomorrow.ReplyDelete
It's amazing to see how much the area has changed and improved in reference towards the memorial. It's great to see that Trisice has added signs to commemorate and add notice to the important memorial.ReplyDelete
It is great to see how far the memorial has come, and how much recognition it has gotten throughout the years is AWESOME. The markers and maps are beautiful! Can't wait to see what you all post about Auschwitz tomorrow!ReplyDelete
I remember this was one of the days I really enjoyed of the trip last year. I felt so privileged to be able to be a part of the reveal of the memorial with all the townspeople. It is also great to see that the memorial is taken care of! It also looks as if everyone was really intrigued by the hideout of Otto Wolf and his family, as I had been when I went. It was so hard to imagine people living in a hole underground for any length of time. It is also nice to see that you all have kept in touch with the boy scouts. I hope everyone is having a great time and learning a lot!ReplyDelete
Your blog posts have been tremendous. I look forward to continuing to learn with all of you, especially as your pilgrimage continues to Auschwitz and Birkenau. May you all rest and care for one another well.ReplyDelete
Prior to the Holocaust Trip, Mrs. Tambuscio held her annual trip to Washington D.C. with students of New Milford High School to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. A truly unparalleled experience was when we were brought into the basement of the museum and an employee of the museum showed us Otto Wolf's real diary. One of the more common diaries of the Holocaust is the diary of Anne Frank, but the story of Otto Wolf is a truly remarkable account of a family whose fate was heavily determined by the actions of an entire community. In old literature, the forest often represented the unknown and the source of all evil due to lack of exploration. The Wolf family knew they would have to venture into the unknown, but they decided to write their own fates rather than leave it to the hands of the Nazis. Therefore it is really uplifting to witness this transition from a community which simply acknowledged the site of an incredibly audacious family to this permanent record of the Wolf family with these signs and memorials. None of this could have been achieved without the work of these incredible educators Mrs. Tambuscio, Mrs. Sussman, Mr. Chang, and Mr. Barmore!ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing this information , It is really informative for us .ReplyDelete
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Howick & Pakuranga Community Houses Incorporated (HPCH), operates two community houses in the Howick Pakuranga areas; Highland Park and Anchorage Park Community Houses.
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Obit: Corning Leader, Corning, NY; May 01, 2013 @ 04:47 PM
CORNING, N.Y. Gary O. Costello, age 67, of Corning, passed away on Tuesday, April 30, 2013 at the Bath VA Medical Center.
He was born on January 11, 1946 in Wellsville, the son Norman O. and Alberta M. (Austin) Costello.
Gary retired from Dresser-Rand in 2003 following 13 years of service and prior to that he worked at Weyerhaeuser. He was a veteran of the US Navy serving from 1963 to 1967 and he enjoyed fishing, wrestling, and NASCAR.
He is survived by his wife, Diane, children, Gary, Kevin, Jodie, Ty, Shawn, Brett (Kelicia), Eric (Andriena), and Terri Costello, and Holly (Jason) Sauter, sister, Cheryl Fratarcangelo, numerous grandchildren, step father, Gerald Force, and canine companion, Scooby.
Gary was predeceased by his brother, Terrance Knox.
Family and friends are invited to call at Carpenter's Funeral Home, 14 East Pulteney Street, Corning, on Saturday, May 4, 2013 from 2:00 to 4:00 pm. Military Honors and the celebration of Garys life will follow calling hours there at 4:00pm.
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Obit: Corning Leader, Corning, NY; May 02, 2013 @ 04:11 PM
CAMPBELL, N.Y. Maurice Joseph Cardinale (aka Mo and Geri), 91, of Campbell, NY, passed away Tuesday April 30, 2013 at Founders Pavilion, Corning, NY.
He was born in Ferentino, Italy, on May 22, 1921 to the late Ubaldo and Pasqua (Magliochetti) Cardinale.
He served during World War II in the Marine Corps from 1940 to 1944 and married Shirley (Grimes) Cardinale in1947.
He graduated from Upper Iowa University with a BS degree in 1950.
He is survived by his wife, Shirley; five daughters: Maryesther Allen of Mesa, AZ, Martha (Danny) Hoodak of Sioux Falls, SD, Christine Forester of Corning, NY, Theresa (Herbert Tobey) Cardinale of San Francisco, CA, and Rosemarie Elliott (Mike Ryan) of Hamburg, NY; and two sons: John (Vicky) Cardinale of Fort Worth, TX, and Thomas (Carrie) Cardinale of Charlotte, NC. He is also survived by his sister, Anna (Don) Drake, 10grandchildren, 18 great grandchildren, many nieces and nephews.
Maurice was predeceased by his daughter, Catherine Cardinale and granddaughter Kristen Hoodak.
He owned M.J. Tree Service in Campbell, and was a Certified Arborist. Maurice was active in the community, and a member of the Knights of Columbus, VFW, Marine Corp League, American Legion, and several fraternal organizations.
Described here by one of his nieces: -a strong Italian man, WWII Marine, big personality, dearly cherished family gatherings.... whether he was conducting the sing along or declaring "all friendships cease" at the start of a card game, he did for the love of Life!! He was beloved by many and will be missed.
Friends and family may call Friday May 3, from 6:00pm to 8:00pm at Phillips Funeral Home, 17 W. Pulteney St., Corning. Rosary will be said at 7:45pm. Mass will be held Saturday May 4, at 1:00 pm at St. Joseph's Church, 8508 Main Street, Campbell.
Interment will be Monday, May 6, at 11:00am in St. Peter & Paul's Cemetery, Elmira.
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External Height 64 inches (162.6cm) Width 78 inches (198cm)
Internal Height 48 inches (122cm) Width 48 inches (122cm)
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The room is resounded with a little wearied voice chanting plaintively of flowers. Flowers, as the chant goes, are like fugitive happiness, utterly ravaged the point when you too dearly fondle them. Flowers, however, are what this room is deprived of. The room is dismally poky and contains only some cumbersome cupboards, which are glass-fronted, and show the reflection of a young lady who professes a penchant of having her life staring back at her. But the presence of the young lady remains invisible to whoever witnessing the depicted scene, saves the white lace dress, which whiteness is now somewhat compromised by a few stains of dirt, she was wearing on the day of her unaccountable disappearance. Away the white dress sashays and dances, controlled by a pair of hands that are also nowhere to be seen.
No sentiments or emotions reign supreme in this derelict house. Nor are evil spirits that are provoked to their vicious extremes. Rancours of long ago, of yesterday, are pardoned in this place where time is constantly trapped in a speeding circle: winter has yet laid its frosty spell before it is rushed to summer at its most torrid. One minute you are the newly-crowned champion, the next you are trampled on the ground, the lowest of the abject. How many hitherto redoubtable kings she now mocks, how many foes of hers she relishes in tormenting. The imperious hand gives the wheel of fate yet another turn.
We now advance to the stage where the young lady is already immortalised, in a portrait hung on the wall, facing the window. It is the first time we encounter our young lady in flesh and blood, for virtually we have the impression that what we behold is not merely a painting, but the young lady herself, like a spectre whose body is translucent, is floating before the picture frame, her gaze constantly fixing upon ours wherever we go. Under such vigilance of the young lady we however confess that we do not find her watchful gaze in any way provocative or frightening. Even the lights that occasionally flood in through the window fail to ignite the fire in her eyes, the fire that some once described as blue and smoke-filled.
The portrait looks like throngs of heavy smoke. Our desire to see our young lady more clearly is obstructed by the painting's nebulousness. The portrait does nothing to supply sufficient knowledge of a young lady who has lived so quietly all her life, that very little is known about her. What we behold, as we discover, is not too far from the invisible young lady straying about the dinky room. To strain our eyes in order to see through the invisibleness we have white, doughy smoke swimming in our eyes.
The image of flowers suddenly takes dominance of all. White poppies blossom in the depth of night, or before the break of dawn when faint traces of every colour run amok. That is what Blue is like, we finally realise. It is the pitch dark when the innocent white explode here and there. It is the union of these two colours that create the opaque. It is the invisible that we pretend we have witnessed with unquestionable clarity. Ultimately Blue is the room where time plods on, before uttering almost inaudibly the transience of love, and these beautiful sweet nothings will be sublimated into the flaky, fluffy, inconsequential potions, teeming the air.


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