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Applying to college can be an intimidating and challenging process. Students worry about how they will measure up against their peers and if they will stand out from the crowd of thousands of other applicants. Yet, they often forget one of the most basic truths: We are all individuals with unique experiences, personalities and education goals. College admissions officials want students to express this individuality and authenticity because it helps them identify the best candidates for their schools.
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While SAT/ACT test scores and GPAs are a baseline measurement of academic aptitude, there are other ways students can showcase their talents, along with what makes them special and different, on their college applications. Remember, colleges want smart students, but they also want a diverse student body. The more you can show the unique things about you, the better they'll be able to see if you're a good fit for their institution. And, in the best case scenario, hopefully it means getting an acceptance letter.
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Online applications have changed the way students apply to college. According to 2011 data released by the National Association for College Admission Counseling (NACAC), students are now applying to seven or more schools. While in some cases this is good, it also means that many students are simply checking a box and are not fully invested in a school. Admissions counselors can recognize this type of blanket (and generic) application.
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Pipe Finals At The Burton European Open
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Springtime conditions held out just long enough to ensure deep tans and maximum amplitude in a pipe that was soft enough to be fun, but not too slushy to be sketchy. Riders would each do three runs, judged according to the new system introduced at the WSC 2012 last month in Oslo, that awards a maximum of 15 points for each of four best hits, with an overall flow score of 40 bringing the total to a maximum of 100 points. The live score for each hit is shown on the replay, along with its ranking in relation to the other riders, making the breakdown very clear.
The ladies kicked off first, and once again Kelly Clark dominated from the outset. No surprises there: Kelly remains unbeaten now for an amazing 19 consecutive contests. After nailing her first run to establish pole position, she went on to improve on it in the second with a massive 1080 to finish with a massive 91.45. And, once again, Gretchen Bleiler made it very clear that she's determined to end Kelly's dominance as soon as possible: sitting in 2nd place after the second round she went for it in the third, launching a huge frontside 9 to backside 9 combo, but decking horribly on the 2nd hit. Huge props to Gretchen for getting back on her feet after that one. The rest of the field lagged a bit behind these two American girls, but Japan's Yuki Furihata came closest for third.
After yesterday's semis, the crowd had a good idea of what to expect in the men's: a three-way showdown between Iouri Podlatchikov, Danny Davis and Japan's Ryo Aono, and that's what they got. Local hero Christian Haller put in a banging double 1080 combo first run to get into pole position early, but as the rounds progressed he gradually slipped down the leaderboard. Ryo Aono overtook him in the second round with a frontside 10, Cab 10, fronstise 9 backside 9 run that was maybe the highest, cleanest run of the contest. Danny Davis's Cab 10, frontside 9, backside 5, frontside 10, Alleyoop backside Rodeo 7 had a that little bit of extra style and variety to overtake Ryo. But, once again Ipod's insane technical difficulty and clean execution got the job done for the Swiss-Russian hybrid in the second: FS 9, BS 9, FS double cork 10 to Cab double cork 10 is pretty hard to argue with. With the final round being run in reverse order, Ipod knew he had it in the bag and dropped into a badass victory lap, laying down a couple of lofty Methods that delivered the kind of style that is currently surplus to requirements in the world of modern halfpipe contests.
1st: Kelly Clark
2nd: Gretchen Bleiler
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The Jews of Volozhin and its regions developed an industry based on the excellent pinewoods that grew in the huge forests and on the grain cultivated in the surrounding fields by the Belarus peasants.
See: A Bundle of memories, page 317 by Osher Malkin
Volozhin Pushtsha (Forest) pine trunks bound into a raft navigated
on the Berezina River for export Khatskl Glik third from left
The Shtetl Jews earned their living by trading with Belarus peasants, who populated the surrounding villages and worked the Count Tyshkevitch's or their own land. The soil around the forests was poor, suitable to cultivate potatoes and grain, but not wheat. The peasants had little money to spend in Volozhin.
Employment became available and some prosperity appeared in the area, when Mister Heller, the most important international wood merchant bought a great part of Count Tyshkevitch's forest at the end of the nineteenth century.
My father Hirsh Malkin, Heller's Wood Works' general manager established the enterprise's main office in Belokorets, (a village 3 Kilometers from Volozhin). The peasants came to life; they received credit to buy horses and tools. The peasants earned money working in the woods. Some sawmills were built in the region. A more decent life became possible in the Shtetl.
Malkin's family descendants in Israel and France received a message through Eilat's web-site from Ms. Laurel Chertow Glikstein, Florida on February 2001.
My 89 old mother remembers the name Malkin VERY clearly. She was a young child, but recalls her father, Moshe Rogovin, speaking with and working with the Malkins in Belokorets. She told me that when the First World War broke out, the Malkins stored some furniture at her house. It seems that the wealthy had to flee. She thinks that they fled to Siberia. They returned after the war and did recover the furniture that her father stored in the attic of his home. "My family was not as well known or wealthy and they were not bothered" she said.
Malkin's family descendants are thankful this lady for the noble services her parents offered their grandparents some eighty years ago.
Jews were prohibited, during the Russian Tsar's rule, from living in country settlements (not cities). For that reason the Jewish lessees built their houses inside town. But actually they lived most of the time on the estates. This was possible, due the local authorities' tendency to take bribes. Our family lived in Sakovshtshina until 1914. The First World War period we spent in Minsk. After the war we returned to Sakovshtshina. There we found Count Tyshkevitch's flourmill, which was moved by water, completely destroyed by fire.
Etl and Meir Shif Photo taken in 1948
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Reuven Rogovin
They came to the conclusion that the war would not reach our shtetl and therefore the Volozhin inhabitants could relax. Russia was strong and very large. She is free to act as per the Tsar's choice. Russia might lead the war against the Germans in Siberia, against the Avstraks (Austrians) in Caucasus and if so would be her desire she could fight against all her enemies in the large steppes of Ukraine or in the deserts of Manchuria. It all depended on the decisions of the High Command of the Tsar's army. Such was the conclusion of Oyzer der Raznostshik, Volozhin's most competent "Strategist".
Nahumke Telzer, the Yeshiva man, who during the debate was reading a book, lifted his head abruptly and said: Rabeyssay (my masters), Please let me tell you a true story. The audience became attentive and Reb Nahumke opened his tale: A Jew, a poor lessee had six very ugly and nasty daughters. Due to their ugliness it was impossible to marry them off. A shadkhn (Matchmaker) arrived one day into the lessee's home with exiting news. He has an excellent party for the eldest and ugliest daughter, but he could not reveal the bride groom's name fearing the lessee's anger very much. The Jew swore on his Peysses and beard that nothing evil would happen to the shadkhn after the name was told. The shadkhn became courageous and exposed the secret: The suggested bridegroom would be the unique son of count Tishkevith, owner of the Volozhin region's land and forests.
The lessee became very angry hearing to whom his daughter was suggested to be a bride. It could never be. He would never let his daughter to convert. The shadkhn left the lessee's house empty handed.
But the proposed party began to settle in the lessee's brain. His wife too was insisting, maybe it's worth accepting the proposition. We would become rich; it's not a joke to have a count as our daughter's father in law. It could improve and completely change our life.
The lessee called the shadkhn and told him: After strong internal conflicts I decided to give my daughter as a wife to the count's son.
Beautiful, answered the shadkhn , now we have to wait a little, because your agreement alone is not enough, now we should obtain the count's and his son's agreement.
And the moral from this story is, continued Reb Nahumke, you claim that as per her desire Russia would be able to lead the fights in Ukraine, in Manchuria or wherever she would choose, but did you obtain already Germany's and Austria's approval? Are you sure that they would agree to lead the battles in those places, precisely?
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The Beys Midrash's caretaker was Itshke der "Shamesh" with "Leybe der Shamesh" as his assistant and Torah Reader. Kopel Deretshinski served as caretaker and Reader at the Aroptsu Shul (Downhill Synagogue). Moyshe Lavit served as Shamesh at the Vilna Street Klayzl and Moyshe Shloyme der Melamed as the Torah Reader.
Reb Refoel Shapiro, the Shokhat Avreml Perski and all the Yeshiva students used to pray at the Yeshiva.
The "korobka" (money box), the yeast and candles were guarded by Leybe Eshke's (his daughter Gitl Eshke's lives in the States).
Avreml Perski served as Shokhat, Velvl Blokh was the Cantor.
The town butchers were Yehuda Khayim, Khayim Itskhok Zoosie (his son Yoel lives in the States) and "Ore der Koltoon".
Bread was provided by: Zlotke di Bekerke (son in the US), Elke di Bekerke, Sorke di Bekerke, Feytshe di Bekerke, Froome Leyzer's di Bekerke and Hirshl der Beker (His son Beniyomke Kleynbord came to Israel on the Altalena and was member of the Volozhin Committee}.
Milk was provided by: Reuven der Arendator (lesse), Golde di Arendatorke and Der Arendator from Kapusgtshine.
My uncle Yoodl Mordkhe and Guershn Rogovin were involved in the fish business. Yoodl Mordkhe was a special person. Short, stocky and hoarse voiced. At that time he was sixty years old. In spite of his age he carried the heavy fish crates on his shoulder. Both of us, we prayed in the Klayzl Synagogue. He abstained from smoking inside the Synagogue and even near its entrance, because a Jew should not smoke at a holy place, it's forbidden. He used to smoke expensive cigars made in Havana. I assume that the entire income from his Fish business went up in smoke He was a guest in our home at each holiday. We honored him very much.
R' Yoodl Mordkhe went to America a number of times. While he was in the States he became homesick for Volozhin, or when in Volozhin he longed for the States he used to take his bundle and go to Volozhin. And a short time after he would take the same bundle and return to the States.
Volozhin and America were in his eyes like a room and its anteroom. He used to consider a back and forth journey from New York to Volozhin as Avrom Leyb's on a cart and horse trip from Volozhin to Minsk, or as Hayim Der Galentreyshtchik's by foot 40 kilometers tour from Volozhin to Rakov.
Still alive he provided burial arrangements for himself. Leah Yoel Ore's took his measure. Reb Youdl Mordkhe paid her handsomely for it. Than he bought himself a burial place and paid good money for it to the "Khevre Kadishe". "I want to arrange all I can in order not to create any dispute after I go away" he used to tell me.
The following "Melamedim"(in Hebrew/Yiddish it means teachers in Kheyder-religious teaching rooms) served in Volozhin: Moyshe Shlomo der Rebe, Moyshe Fayve, Simkhe der Melamed from Greyevo and Reb Ele-Itshe Dveyre Elkes der Melamed.
Hebrew language teachers in the "new Version" were: Avrom Gorelik (left Volozhin with his family to the States), Pesakh Yerosolimski and Kamenstein from Mizheyki.
And the following worked in the carpentry profession, Mikhl-Gavriel with his son Hershl, Yoodl der Stoler (Yoodl the carpenter), Myshl Shimen's and Zalmen Shaybe's
Shoemaking in Volozhin was executed by Leyzer Itshe der Shooster, Itshe Getsl, Alter Dvoshke's, Hershl der Greysser, Avrom Itshe the cobbler, and Hershl Elke's (his son lives in Israel).
The blacksmiths were the brothers Ruvn der Shmid, Avrom, Zalmen Wolf, Sane der Zilaner (his son is in Israel), Moyshe Yoyne and Avreml (his daughters are in Israel).
The tin smiths were Ben Ziyon der Blekher (tinker) and his sons.
Leybe Kaganovitsh der Glezer was the sole glazier in the shtetl.
Home builders were the brothers Fayve, Yehoshua and Matess der Muller (the stove mason) and also the family of the "pool-Zhidkes" (Half Jews).
Pharmacies owners were Itshe Shriro (son and two daughters in Israel) and Avrom Berkovitsh (daughter Shoshana Nishri in Israel).
Alter and Meyshke were the town barbers.
There was no running water in Volozhin. Water was drawn from wells by a bucket on a rope and brought home in a pair of buckets suspended on a rod "Koromislo", from the shoulders.
But it was possible to buy the water at the door from Hirshl Der Wasser Feerer , Itshe Tane's and his son Ore who was called "Ore der zavoznik". Each one of them transported a barrel of water on a horse cart and sold it to the housewives.
Circumcising used to be executed by the town's Feldsher (paramedic) Avrom Tsart.
There were no dental surgeon's in Volozhin; Dentists from Minsk visited the shtetl from time to time.
The only gristmill owner in pre-war Volozhin was Michael Wand-Polak (passed away in Israel).
Wine could be bought in two stores; one owned by Yoohanan Rodke's (The Rebetsin Haye Feyge Unterman's father), the second one by Moyshe Perlman (his grand son lives in Israel- now translating this article to English).
Cloth merchants, providing materials for the shtetl inhabitants and for peasants in surrounding hamlets, were Avrom Shuker, Bashke Mendl's and Rela Levin.
The brothers Mikhl and Moyshe Weisbord, Yankl Rudenski brothers and Levin were flax traders.
Avrom Leyb Kooshke's and Avremke Oyzer's owned the Matses baking "factories"
"Kushke der Amerikaniets" managed the "Talmud Toyre" school.
The single boarding house in town belonged to Velvl Zelig Pshtsholke. Beer was sold by Yosl-Yankl Skloot; Soda water- "Seltsn Wasser" was produced by Yankev Shepetnitski (his son is in Israel). Ele-Meyshe Goldes sold grain.
Vodka was a monopoly product. It was sold in two stores only; one was situated at the market place, the second one that belonged to the Gendarme Bokshtanovitsh was placed "Aroptsoo". Each autumn, when young men were called to serve in the Tsar's army a scandal would break out near the vodka selling stores. The "prizivniki" (the conscripts) from Baksht, Nalibok and Derevnie, on their way to Oshmena stopped in Volozhin. The authorities ordered immediately to close all the stores. The "Novobrantsi" (the freshly mobilized) intended to break into them, but the "pristav", the Ooriadnik (Police officers) and militiamen defended the shtetl, its stores and population with drawn swords.
In Volozhin functioned at that time two Russian orthodox churches (tserkov) and a Polish Catholic church (Kostiol). The relations between the Jews, the "Pop" the orthodox priest and the "Ksiondz" - the Polish one were friendly.
The count's (graph's) estate was situated in the town centre with the Palace in its center. The count's children, the "Graphtshiks" lived near Vilna with their grandmother. During the summer time they used to be in Volozhin. The count's estate was surrounded by a magnificent garden of fruit trees. Some families leased the garden in common. Only a few select persons were permitted by Zhoovirko, the garden-guard to walk inside this Volozhin Paradise.
A group of Volozhin children once discovered a brand new, until then unseen red fruit growing inside the garden. It was a new plant in Russia, the tomato. The children were attracted by its color and beauty. They chose a dark night to sneak inside the garden and to flee with some fruits. After the escape they assembled to taste the fairy fruit. They divided and tasted the trophies. And as great as their expectations were, the frustration was just as large. They foresaw the sweetness of paradise, they found acidity and sourness. The tomato became known in Volozhin as the "Khazershe Eppele"- "the piggish apple" (I also heard this story told by my father, he was one of the children translator's note).
Yosef Yoozl Perski, the "Starosta" served as head of the Kehila. His son Shishon Perski (his son is in Israel) was the Volozhin Rabbi appointed by the authorities.
Volozhin was situated at the intersection of the Vilna-Minsk road with the road to Novogrudek. The shtetl received an abundant number of visits from beggars and emissaries, so the Starosta's hands were full with work.
The shtetl tailors to whom the profession passed by heritage were: Khayim der Shnayder, Yankev der Blinder (sightless), Beniyomke der Ainbinder amd Ayzik Minke's. The hatter was "Yankl Der Kirzhner".
Shimon Di Bord repaired the tile-roofs.
Khayim Meyer Shaye's engaged in rag dealing.
There were two railway stations, Listopad and Polotshan, both situated some twenty kilometers from the town. The passengers were conveyed by Peretz the prodigious who came to Volozhin as Yeshiva student and by Itshe the Tsar's soldier "Nikolayevskiy Soldat"
The distance from Volozhin to Minsk was 80 Km. only, to Vilna more than hundred. Anyway 98% of Volozhin business was done through Vilna. The sole dealer who used to buy goods in Minsk and to supply it to Volozhin shops was Avrom Leyb Shmuel's (Rogovin his two sons are in Israel).
Mr. Heler, the renowned forest trader, had bought huge forests from count Tishkevitsh. It was an important source of livelihood for the town and its vicinity.
Many Volozhin inhabitants worked in the woods as forest specialists, and in the Company's offices. Among the specialists were Menahem Yoel Potashnik (his grand children are in Israel), Isroel Kaplan, Alter Bunimovitsh, Yosef Kaganovitsh, Moyshe Rogovin, Eyliyohu Brudno, Tsvi Elyashkevitsh, Meyir Levin, Hayim Shulman (his son is in Israel) and Hirsh Yuzefovitsh (his daughter is in Israel). Tsvi-Hirsh Malkin* served as manager of the forest exploitation (his son Osher Malkin* now lives in Israel).
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Rear cameras are more effective than parking sensors at helping drivers avoid objects while traveling in reverse, but they don't help in every situation, a new IIHS study shows.
The study, conducted with volunteer drivers in an empty parking lot in the Los Angeles area, indicates that cameras would help prevent more backover crashes into pedestrians in the vehicle's blind zone than parking sensors. Surprisingly, cameras by themselves worked better than sensors and cameras combined.
Rearview camera display in a 2014 Audi A6
"Right now cameras appear to be the most promising technology for addressing this particularly tragic type of crash, which frequently claims the lives of young children in the driveways of their own homes," says David Zuby, the Institute's executive vice president and chief research officer.
An estimated 292 people are killed and 18,000 injured each year by drivers who back into them, usually in driveways or parking lots. Young children and elderly people are most likely to be killed in such crashes. Backover risk is increased by the large blind zones of many vehicles, which prevent drivers from seeing objects behind the rear bumper, especially objects that are low to the ground. SUVs and pickup trucks typically have the biggest blind zones, and they are involved in more backover crashes than cars.
The research with volunteer drivers was the second of two IIHS studies that looked at how parking sensors and backup cameras increase visibility and help drivers avoid backovers. The first one measured the visibility of children to an average-size male driver in 21 vehicles, all 2010-13 models, and the degree to which each kind of technology improved visibility and detection.
In the visibility study, researchers used a pole painted with different bands to represent the average height and head size of a 12-15 month-old, a 2½-3 year-old and a 5-6 year-old. The pole was placed at various points behind each vehicle to see which portions of it were visible. The band representing the 12-15 month-old was much harder to see than the bands representing older children. On average, if it was anywhere within about 27 feet of the rear bumper, it couldn't be seen using glances and mirrors alone.
Without added technology, large SUVs were found to have the worst rear visibility, while small cars had the best. In general, the larger the vehicle, the worse the visibility.
However, the Hyundai Sonata, a midsize car, was an exception. At 263 square feet, its blind zone for a 12-15 month-old was 42 percent larger than that of the F-150 pickup truck. The Sonata's large blind zone is due in part to an extremely sloped rear window and tall rear trunk lid, while the F-150 benefited from large side mirrors designed to help with towing.
Backup cameras reduced the blind zone by about 90 percent on average. Parking sensors, which use ultrasonic sound waves or radar to detect objects around the vehicle, also reduced blind zones, but not as much. In the eight vehicles that had both technologies, the parking sensors had a small added benefit of 2-3 percentage points beyond the reductions provided by the cameras alone.
This diagram shows how a rearview camera improves a driver's field of view in a typical SUV. It depicts the visibility of an average 12-15-month-old child (30 inches tall) behind the Chevrolet Equinox LTZ, using the camera, as well as mirrors, an over-the-shoulder glance and rear parking sensors. On its own, the camera would provide visibility in most of the space measured, but would leave areas near the bumper where a child couldn't be seen. When the camera is used in combination with the side mirrors and parking sensors, the blind zone — represented by the area that remains white when all buttons are clicked — is greatly reduced but doesn't disappear entirely. Relying on a right shoulder glance alone, the child would be visible only off to the right of the SUV and starting 35 feet from the rear bumper. Little if any of the area being measured would be covered by a left shoulder glance, and for that reason it isn't included in the diagram.
The study with volunteer drivers built on this work by allowing researchers to see how drivers use the technologies and whether they prevent crashes.
The analysis was based on the experience of 111 volunteers using a 2013 Chevrolet Equinox LTZ. The Equinox was chosen because it was a high-volume midsize SUV, and in the earlier visibility measurements it had neither the smallest nor the largest blind zone. The purpose of the study was disguised from the volunteers, who were told they were there to evaluate the SUV's entertainment and information systems. After completing some parking maneuvers and tasks such as tuning the radio and reading from a navigation display, they were then told to back out of a spot and return to where they had left their personal vehicles. As they backed out, a foam cutout of a child-size crash test dummy was put in the vehicle's backing path.
In some cases, the foam dummy was stationary behind the vehicle, while in other cases it moved into the vehicle's path from the driver's side. Few of the volunteer drivers hit the object if it was moving, and neither the backup camera nor the parking sensors provided a statistically significant benefit in those cases. The proportion of drivers who collided with the stationary object was 4 times as large as the proportion that collided with the moving object. Drivers with the rearview camera alone had the fewest collisions with the stationary object; 56 percent of them hit it. In contrast, all the drivers who had no technology hit the stationary object, while parking sensors alone helped just 1 out of 16 drivers avoid a crash.
For drivers who had both the camera and the sensors, the benefit wasn't as great as with the camera alone. Three-quarters of these drivers hit the stationary object. It may be that the sensors, which detect objects up to 8 feet behind the vehicle at speeds less than 5 mph, gave drivers a false sense of security, so they paid less attention to the camera display. Slightly fewer drivers who had both cameras and sensors looked at the camera display at least once than drivers who had only cameras, and they spent a smaller proportion of time looking at the camera display while backing, but these differences weren't statistically significant.
"The sensors might be more useful if they had a larger range and could provide an earlier warning," says David Kidd, an IIHS research scientist and the lead author of both studies. "Even when drivers braked in response to the sensor, few collisions were prevented."
Rearview cameras didn't prevent all collisions, even when properly used. When the stationary object was in the shade, for example, nearly every driver who looked at the display still hit it. In the real world, weather and lighting conditions would likely affect the usefulness of cameras. These issues may help explain why HLDI didn't find consistent reductions in insurance claims when it studied camera systems offered by Mazda and Mercedes-Benz (see Status Report special issue: crash avoidance, July 3, 2012).
The research into backing technologies comes as the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is considering whether to require cameras on passenger vehicles. Congress directed the agency in 2008 to expand the required field of view behind a vehicle. NHTSA hasn't yet finalized the regulation but previously indicated that cameras are the only technology available that could meet the congressional mandate. The agency announced in September 2013 that it would be adding rearview cameras to the list of recommended features in its vehicle safety ratings.
In comments to NHTSA, the Institute has said it supports efforts to encourage rearview cameras. At the same time, it has urged the agency to require that a certain minimum amount of space around a vehicle be directly visible using backward glances and mirrors.
"Having an available rearview video system on a vehicle model should not justify design choices that restrict direct visibility around the vehicle," the Institute wrote in a July comment.
Manufacturers also may be able to improve the technological options. Both cameras and sensors likely would be more effective if they were combined with automatic rear braking technology. Autobrake for front crash prevention has been found to be more effective at preventing or mitigating frontal crashes than warning systems alone.
Buick drivers say they like parking sensors, which help prevent property damage.
Researchers measured the visibility of children to an average-size male driver in 21 vehicles, using mirrors, an over-the-shoulder glance and technology. A pole painted with three bands representing the average heights of a 12-15 month-old, a 2½-3 year-old and a 5-6 year-old was placed at various spots behind each vehicle to determine where each of the bands could be seen by the driver.
Volunteers drove a 2013 Chevrolet Equinox LTZ. Some drivers had access to the rear camera, others had the parking sensors, and some had both. The rest had neither technology. Before they backed out, a foam cutout of a child was put in their path.
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The statue (above) that The Goat Man brings Daniel to see in last week's Rectify.
In the info line of S1, E5 of the new Sundance original series Rectify, there is a short description that reads "Daniel loses his grip on reality." Fitting that the show opens in a sort of dream like sequence, in which Daniel arises at 3:14 AM, leaves his house, and ends up at the home of the victim's family–that victim–peeping into their window, as the victim's mom, who has railed about the injustice of Daniel's release on the local news, appears to be sleepwalking. Okay, so we are terrified right here, about 2 minutes in, because obviously if Daniel is caught there, it is going to be almost impossible to convince anyone that he is not some criminally bent perv.
Then Daniel gets into this car with our old friend W. Earl Brown (Swearingen's right hand man Dan Dority from Deadwood), as Daniel is apparently hitchhiking and, W. Earl Brown is apparently looking for a rider. The first thing Brown says to Daniel of consequence is, after Daniel says to the driver he's lost, is "Not all wanderers are lost." Okay, weird enough, but then Daniel falls asleep in the front seat and dreams of prison, of some fight in which 2 or 3 death row inmates are restrained or taken away, their blood flowing. Perhaps we should also mention the image which initially woke Daniel, which initiated this odd excursion. Daniel is in his cell and looks across to another where this other inmate is beating his head repeatedly against the glass, each time with the thud of a smashed pumpkin. Daniel had alluded to the way his senses had more or less shut down in jail, how he'd forgotten about rain and such, with no windows, because he was totally shut off to it. So that other inmate, we get that he is inducing pain so that he might feel something, the way a cutter would. We also understood it as the first important imagery for that episode. Now if there are those who are out there thinking the pace of this show has been unreasonably slow, we don't see how they could have held that same opinion during this episode's first 5 minutes.
Now back to Brown, who Daniel referred to as "The Goat Man." There is heavy symbolism with goats and the devil obviously. For us, an interested student of belief systems, we have always been rankled by the connection that Christianity and Judaism have made between Satan's appearance and that of a goat, the horns and hoofs and all, as the goat was formerly tied up in the imagery connected to polytheism and a supreme god, god of gods, whatever, who was a female who embodied the earth and nature, and was thus represented by an animal. But of course the Judeo-Christians were eager to bust that up and switch the focus of religion and society from a matriarchal structure to a patriarchal one, and so the feminine, goat-like supreme god was replaced by a vengeful, do not take my name in vain, masculine monotheistic god, and what better way to destroy the positive connotations to the goat imagery then by attaching to it devil imagery? In fact, legendary novelist Tom Robbins embarks on quite a tangent on this very subject in "Skinny Legs and All." (Shout out to "Turn Around Norman"!) Then there's that bit in the bible about the devil being accompanied by a herald, who appeared in the form of a goat.
The Goat Man takes Daniel to a desolate barn and begins to herd the goats into his red trailer, and when Daniel asks if he wants him to ride in the back with the goats, The Goat Man tells him no, that he's the one who needs company. Hold that thought. Daniel, again asleep in the car, is awakened by The Goat Man, at what seems like dawn, and asks him if he wants to see something. At that point, they go out into a field where the statue of the woman, with the goat girl on her left and the little goat on her right is. As they look upon the statue, Brown tells Daniel, "it's the beauty that hurts you most son, not the ugly." It strikes us that Daniel is disturbed by the statue, and that The Goat Man seemed to us to read his mind, that he was hurt by it, moreso even than the ugly dreams he was having, which we felt The Goat Man knew about. (When Daniel gets in the car, The Goat Man tells him he knows him, which we think there is great subcontext in, and later, as Daniel sleeps, The Goat Man says, "where'd you go off to, boy?", as we got the feeling that they were both privy to the dream.)
Then the two men wrestle which was very odd, and what may have represented to some something homoerotic. The Goat Man has Daniel pinned and then let's him up and they walk off together, and soon, they are by Daniel's deceased father's tire shop, now run by his stepfather and evil stepbrother, Ted Jr. So The Goat Man's trailer is red and then there's the giant red man, "the dancing man", whatever, which is a Sky Dancer, which Daniel explains, sort of, to Tawny later at the re-baptism, as having led him back to the "father and the son." Before Daniel goes to sit with Ted Sr., The Goat Man hands Daniel a wad of money, rubber banded, and more or less insists he takes it. At the store, Daniel tells Ted Sr. he does not intend to work there, clothes shabby and clay stained and with a fresh welt on his head, over coffee, and that prompts Ted Sr. to ask Daniel if "has somebody been talking to you?" At that point, Daniel could obviously sell out Ted Jr., who so crassly took Daniel to golf and explained to him the economic politics of the tire and rim business and why Daniel would be bad for it and how it would affect the family. Instead, Daniel moves on, taking with him the figurine (seen below) on the counter, which was his father's, something that would incense Ted Jr. unnaturally when we he learns of it later, when Ted Jr. comes in to the shop after a particularly unsettling conversation about Daniel that he has with his wife. At the same time, Ted Jr. gets home from a trip on which he and some other low life were carousing, hears from his wife that a miracle has happened in Paulie, and then throws a conniption when he finds out the miracle of which Tawny speaks is that Daniel is ready to accept the lord. When Ted Jr. asks her why she cares about him so much, she tells him, "because he's one of god's children. Why do you hate him so much?" Then Ted claims he doesn't hate him, that he doesn't know him, and it is a lie. Ted then heads over to Daniel's mom's and tells her and Amantha that Daniel will be baptized that evening, which they are not aware of, and which is obviously strange news, and bravo to Amantha for calling him out on being the punk he is. But then Daniel comes home, breezes straight past them and into his room, where he begins the pacing we liked so much in the Sundance montage. Ted leaves, because he is a total punk and has come to start trouble only, which, if he was truly concerned about Daniel, he might have tried to talk to him there with Amantha and their mom, in a safe setting. You know, if it's me, I might have wanted to talk rationally to Daniel about how my wife is a tad naive and maybe he should rethink the whole ceremony thing, as it seems rash, the way the women were about to do. Thing is though, Ted Jr. is not exactly wrong, in his position, which would be born out after the ceremony, when Daniel asks Tawney if he can kiss her.
Amantha and mom then go to Daniel's room to speak to him, ask to speak to him, and say, "We're worried about you."
Daniel replies, "Why?"
"Well, because we love you."
Daniel: "Love is patient and kind. Love is not jealous or boastful or proud." Here is where Daniel begins to seem to really unravel, mumbling, "could happen at any time." When they ask him what could happen at any time, Daniel says "Anything. Anything could happen at any time." He's not wrong. When they see the money, they comment that it seemed like a large sum. Daniel says, "you think it was ill gotten?" His mom says, "I don't know." Then they have a confrontation about the re-baptism and Daniel, in a striking moment for the show, says angrily to Amantha, "I never asked you to live your life for me." That had to be a very difficult moment for Amantha, who has essentially made her life around Daniel's incarceration and the fight for justice, which is obvious, and moreso in light of the story she tells to the lawyer about the best friend she stopped speaking to after she had told her about a frightening prank all the kids were playing that involved Daniel down by the lake.
Later, at Daniel's ceremony, Amantha shows up to support him, as her love is indeed patient and kind, but there she is confronted with Daniel's seeming infatuation with Tawney, as well as the fact that Ted Jr. isn't wrong about Daniel's possible reasons for finding Christ.
Though Daniel did not tell his mother and sister about the ceremony, he isn't secretive. We feel like that particular confrontation was inevitable and was the only reason he didn't tell them. But Daniel is a very honest person. He could've hidden the money from his family but he doesn't. And in the end, he could've pretended to Ted Jr., when he returns to the tire shop, that Christianity had really taken him, but instead, he tells the truth.
Things are too complicated for Daniel to just accept some savior and feel saved. Ted Jr., showing some of the same naivete as Tawney, spouts at him that 'it is that simple. You're sins are either forgiven or they're not.' What was really malicious on his part and lacking better judgment was when he goaded Daniel about being raped. As the episode fades out, Daniel has pounced on Ted Jr. from behind and has him in air tight sleeper hold. Here, we see that all of the violence of the first few moments, the bloody flashbacks and dreams, and the wrestling, has foreshadowed a violent end.
As for The Goat Man? He's not real for us, but we're pretty sure he is very real to Daniel and will be back. But Daniel had been somewhere, he had that welt on his head and the muddy clothes, and he had ended up at the tire shop where he sat with Ted Sr. Perhaps the most interesting question the show raised for us, when considering that The Goat Man is not real, is where Daniel got the money from. We immediately thought back on that particular conversation with Ted Jr. about rape, and could not help but wonder whether Daniel was perhaps earning the money at a rest stop as a prostitute ("it's me who needs company" — The Goat Man), and if the in and out of dreams, was some subconscious way of not being in the moment.
An interesting question to ponder, just one of many, as the show debuts its season finale tomorrow at 10 PM EST on Sundance.
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Climate finance: The public sector can't do this alone
We're doing a lot of talking and listening here at COP 20 in Lima about climate finance – how hundreds of billions of dollars were invested globally last year to clean up the air, get efficient energy to more people, make agriculture more productive, and build resilience to extreme weather events.
We all know and acknowledge much more still needs to be done – the International Energy Agency and others believe we need at least $1 trillion dollars of new investment each year to address climate change.
There's no way that public money alone can meet that goal. We need to find ways to catalyze the limited public funds we have to unlock private investment. That, of course, means investors need to have the confidence that the right policies are in place to make long-term investments for the climate.


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By: Rose Chilcoat, The Durango Herald
November 11, 2012
Wolf Creek wrong place for proposed village
Great Old Broads for Wilderness believes the proposed village at Wolf Creek Ski Area is a bad idea, regardless of size. The ecologically important and fragile public lands and waters of Wolf Creek Pass are no place for this sort of huge residential and commercial development. Here are some reasons why we support the no-action alternative:
Wolf Creek's roadless and wild landscapes provide important wildlife linkages connecting critical habitats to the north and south.
One man's personal vision for potential financial gain should not be enabled by our federal government at the expense of the local people who live and work in the area and at the expense of the natural environment that locals treasure and use. This proposal does not serve the public interest.
The land appraisal is unfairly skewed. It grossly overvalues development and business economic benefits while completely ignoring the known economic benefits and long-term values of the wildlife, natural areas and the use they support.
A resort at the top of a 10,500-foot pass that receives more snowfall than any other in Colorado is dangerous for travelers. Wolf Creek Pass can be a risky drive. Adding thousands of visitors who are inexperienced with serious winter conditions will increase the danger. Resort visitors will suffer from altitude sickness, requiring emergency services from distant communities.
Wolf Creek is a unique, local customer-oriented business focusing specifically on the lift-served backcountry-like experience. This proposal will have huge adverse impacts on the existing customer base for this successful business.
The benefits of clean water, natural environments, habitat for wildlife, sustaining existing businesses and ensuring public safety should weigh heavily in any decision and, if properly considered, would lead any rational person to deny the requested land exchange. In the public interest, we'd suggest that Red McCombs donate his Wolf Creek Pass lands to the U.S. Forest Service as a lasting legacy or exchange them for less controversial public lands at lower elevations. His name then would be remembered positively for generations – rather than reviled.
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As an alternative you may want to checkout the Aliner popups. Apparently go up easier and several of them are hard-sided:http://aliner.com/campers/
I've never heard anyone who actually camps use that non-word before. It evokes a nails-on-the-chalkboard response whenever I hear it.
Hi - We had a 2010 coleman highlander niagara and we absolutely loved it. It had a dining room slide and two queen beds on each end. It also had a "bathroom" that came in very handy for those "night needs". As with any unit, it is all about maintenance and upkeep. My husband was great for keeping everything in top working condition and we never had one issue with any aspect of the camper. We put foam interlocking squares under the foam mattress and then a gel mattress topper and a down mattress cover on top for added comfort (we're old). We loved the outdoor shower and used it quite regularly. It was a breeze to tow and set up which took about 20-30 minutes. We also installed a bike rack to the back bumper with no issues. We recently changed over to a hybrid and so far we are enjoying that as well.Good luck and happy Glamping!!
It has been years since I have owned a popup but it was a great option for us when our children were small and we didn't need so much sleeping space and needed to tow this behind our minivan. I recall that the biggest downside was that when it rained we needed to be very consious of nothing touching the canvas or risk water wicking through the sides. Given that you are pulling this behind a small truck you should look at what that truck and pull then look at a small ultra lite as one alternative.
Friends of ours had a Rockwood pop-up with a slide. They used it pretty extensively for 2 or 3 years. They loved it enough that when they upgraded to a travel trailer, they bought another Rockwood.
Hi Joel, I did check my trucks towing specs and it can pull 3500 lbs.....no problem, most of the pop ups I've researched are well under 3500 lbs which gives me plenty of cushion to fill it up with stuff.....But, I appreciate the info
Hi,We're in the market for a new pop up....It'll be pulled by a 2015 Nissan Frontier King Cab Truck. I've researched online at the Jayco and Coachmen series, any suggestions/feedback on these would very helpful. Also, we're open to any other brands that are reliable and worthy..... we just need lots of info from experienced folks like you!!Thanks in advance,Bob & Mary
This place is a great place for info, but it is true that it is more directed towards travel trailers and 5 wheels than pop ups. May I suggest that you try a site called. POP UP PORTAL it is a site that has specialised in POP ups and hybreads. http://www.popupportal.com. I came in search of this site when my DW fell in love with a 29bhb jayco. And she convinced me to join her on the dark side before that we owned a 2003 colman ( heavey then heck )with king beds and a slide out dinett also caset styel toilet which was great on those rainy days. Once again there is great advice here also don't be afraid to buy used just do your home work. And save a ton of cash
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Candidate presented by: Rev. John D. Laurance, S.J., Chair and Associate Professor of Theology
Rev. Leland E. Lubbers, S.J., is the founder and first president of Satellite Communications for Learning, a corporation more commonly known as SCOLA. This international satellite network based near McClelland, Iowa, retransmits via satellite and the Internet television news and entertainment broadcasts from more than 80 different countries in 70 languages to colleges, universities, and language schools throughout North America.
A Milwaukee native and 1946 graduate of Marquette University High School, Father Lubbers was ordained a priest in 1959. After his Jesuit training he earned a doctorate in fine arts at the University of Paris–The Sorbonne in 1963, and in 1964 he established the Fine Arts Department at Creighton University, where he served as its chairman until 1972 and continued his scholarly activities as Professor until 1989.
Early on Father Lubbers, as an artist, generated a great deal of discussion in the art world with his large kinetic sculptures. These welded-steel pieces, incorporating objects from junkyards, were essentially machines with no function. For Father Lubbers their comic dimension revealed how life itself, as a mystery, is essentially comic. "There is nothing so comic as man wildly plummeting toward the unknown," he says. His avant-garde work gained widespread critical appreciation and went on display in museums across the country from Florida to Seattle, where one of his pieces graced the 1967 Seattle Opera production of "Fidelio."
In 1981 Father Lubbers' attendance at a dealer show for satellite television receiver-only systems proved to be a turning point in his life. Enthralled with how distant countries and cultures were made immediately present through satellite dishes, he bought a display model, installed it on his sculpture lab roof, and started to download programs from satellites in space. By the following year Creighton students in the residence halls were put in direct television contact with peoples and cultures of far away lands. And in the spring of 1983 Father Lubbers, joined by a free-lance engineer, Mr. Francis Lajba, invited representatives from the biggest universities across the country to consider the possibilities of this developing technology, Thirty-five attended, and within 15 minutes SCOLA was born.
Since for Father Lubbers the fundamental purpose of art is communication and bringing people together, for him nothing was more logical than his transition from an artist working in steel to working in radio waves, the most powerful means today of bringing people of diverse cultures together and allowing them to experience their common humanity. Reflecting on how Father Lubbers and Mr. Lajba first developed a computer program to help track Russian satellites, Richard Cooper of SPACE Pacific, a pioneer in satellite technology, contends, "It is not an overstatement to note that Father Lubbers, motivated by something only he can explain, provided a significant and pivotal bit of technology that allowed America as a nation to reassess the true nature of the Russian 'menace.'"
Because of his remarkable spirit of exploration in the tradition of Father Jaques Marquette, and his even greater passion for and contribution to the unification of peoples all over the world through the work of SCOLA, Reverend President, I hereby recommend Reverend Leland E. Lubbers of the Society of Jesus for the Marquette University degree of Doctor of Science, honoris causa.


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National ID Card: They Won't Give Up On It
When will they stop trying to force this thing down our throats?? Probably never. Once again we will need to call upon our State governments to put this in an early grave.
Here is Ron Paul with information about how they are trying to sneak this ID card into legislation.
Vote for ???
A lot of people will be writing in Ron Paul during the general election. There is another choice available to us.
Gary Johnson will be on the ballot.
So, we have a choice to make. Do we keep beating the Ron Paul drum or do we vote for the Libertarian that will appear on the ballot? I would like to hear your input. Should the Ron Paul supporters band together and get the word out for Gary Johnson?
Media vs Reality
While the Media was asking where Ron Paul was, He was speaking to THOUSANDS. He didn't have to offer free brats or beer or put on a bowling show. All he offered them was the Truth.
It's amazing that Ron Paul draws crowds of thousands and the other candidates are lucky to draw stragglers. To be fair, Romney's largest crowd to date was about 2,000. Ron Paul has broke the 10,000 mark at one of his rallies. Supporters are constantly turned away at the door due to "over capacity" crowds… but they won't leave. They stay and listen while waiting for a chance to catch a glimpse of the good Doctor. A Doctor. Yes, that's exactly what this country needs. A Doctor to cure it's ills.
As you view these pics below, ask yourself why they mainstream media stopped reporting on Ron Paul's campaign. You might also ask yourself why they don't show the crowds at the other candidates rallies. Ever notice how the shots are all close in when they do report from one of their rallies? Take a look and wonder why this isn't being reported:
Is the Media assisting the GOP establishment in their attempt to commit vote fraud by misinforming the public as to the reality of this campaign? You decide.
Foreign Policy: What it is and how it works
Here is what Foreign Policy is and How it works:
A Contradiction of Facts and Policy??
On one hand we have the admission by the U.S. that Iran is NOT making nuclear weapons.
See it here:
On the other hand, we may have policy that, is no doubt, extreme meddling in the affairs of a Sovereign Nation.
See it here:
These destructive and violent actions would not occur with a Ron Paul Presidency. This is only one of the reasons he has my support.
The main question to ask is:
Why does the U.S. believe it has the authority to tell other Sovereign Nations what they can and cannot do?
Ron Paul wouldn't hesitate to tell you that the U.S. has no such authority and that meddling in the affairs of other nations will only result in greater problems in the future.
We all have a choice. We can choose Peace and Freedom or War and Slavery.
Awesome Interviews
Here are a clips from 2 interviews that Ron Paul did after the NH second place finish.
[Note: Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Barack Obama finished second place in NH on their way to winning.]
"Don't try to put words in my mouth!" LOL!
And here's a bonus video regarding vote fraud in NH:
I've railed about the MSM and their dirty tricks. Even the apology supports the fact that they did this on purpose. Watch both videos:
"Anyone but Mitt"??
So, it's "anyone but Mitt", eh? Let's look at what we got: Gingrich as "frontrunner"? Considering his comparison to Cain, with all his personal problems – which forced Cain to bow out – how can Newt hold on to this sudden surge in the polls? With two affairs and failed marriages it's hard to believe that people are going to give Newt a pass on this when Cain could not get one … regardless of the fact that the Mainstream media seems to be doing just that.
The comparison between Gingrich and Romney holds no stark contrast. It's more like looking at twins considering they are both huge Flip Floppers !! Since all the information regarding Romney's flips have come out he's declined heavily in the polls. And Newt should meet the same fate as the information regarding his flip flops becomes more widely known. That is being helped by Ron Pauls new "attack" ad. Which seems a bit out of character for the Congressman but understandable when taking into account Newts machinations to keep Ron Paul from winning election to Congress when Paul had decided to return to the political arena. What is disturbing about Newts flip flops compared to Mitt's is that the flips are much more recent.
As I watched the news today with all the talk about where Cain's supporters were going to go – particularly in light of the "anyone but Mitt" condition – I heard Santorums name mentioned. Not one mention of the only other candidate with double digits in the polls: Ron Paul. Rick Santorum tied with Michelle Bachman at 6% whereas Ron Paul took 2nd with 16%. The talking heads went on and on about how Cains supporters were looking for someone that wasn't "main stream" and didn't fit the "status quo", someone "outside the box". And there were, of course, the many mentions of the "Tea Party" as has become common these days.
The media states that Herman Cains supporters do not want "more of the same". Romney represents that "same ol' song and dance" that has been strangling them for decades. At first, Gingrich seemed like a good alternative. But after being reminded of Newts true stance on many of the important issues he falls far short of being someone "outside the box" and resonates a tune more akin the "status quo". Even Rick Santorum falls into that niche very nicely.
"What about the lovely Michelle Bachman?", you inquire? It's nothing personal … but I think her shrill and whiny voice is the biggest turn off. It's hard to fathom this woman as a strong leader. As someone that will do what must be done to protect the borders and the security of the nation. As easy going as Ron Paul demonstrates himself to be, you might be inclined to think the same of him. Have no fear in this regard. Even though the MSM reiterates the same old accusation of Paul being an isolationist – which is far from the truth – there is no need to fear that, as President, Ron Paul would be too timid to take necessary military action. He was, after all, a military man. (Note: Paul is supported by more military personnel than all other candidates COMBINED.)
So, where are all the Cain supporters going to go? Isn't it obvious? They are jumping on the Ron Paul bandwagon. Congressman Paul has been an "outsider" his entire political career. The Congressman has never wavered in his position on the issues for the last 30 plus years and has demonstrated that not only in speech but by his record. This is a man of integrity. And that resonates well with Cains supporters and all self proclaimed Tea Party activists (which were born from Congressman Pauls 2008 Presidential bid).
Will Iowa and other early primary voting states hold a surprise for the GOP and the nation? Will we see an end to the Gingrich surge and a rise of the "Limited Government" Libertarian Congressman from Texas? All signs seem to point in that direction.
Media Blackout Backfire?
We have seen how the Media has attempted to manipulate this GOP Primary with exposure time on the news and during debates. Of all the candidates, Congressman Ron Paul is the most disrespected by the Media. They cannot claim they are not intentionally running a Blackout against Congressman Paul any longer. It is very apparent and they have even supplied the evidence of such. Candidates polling in the single digits get much more talking time in debates than does Paul who consistently polls in double digits. Let us also note that Ron Paul's "Plan to Restore America" gets zero discussion time as the Media focuses on Cain's 9-9-9 plan or Perry's "Flat Tax" plan (neither of which offer a real solution).
The latest Bloomberg Poll, released on Monday, has Cain at 20%, Paul at 19%, Romney at 18% and Gingrich at 17%. Basically, this is a tie with the margin of error being 4.4 percentage points.
In the coming weeks it will become increasingly difficult for the Media to continue its Blackout of Congressman Paul. I predict that with each Ron Paul success the Media will begin speaking about the imagined predicament the GOP may face with a "third-party" run by Ron Paul, totally ignoring the fact that he may actually win the GOP nomination.
The Media Blackout of Congressman Paul has not been as easy this election cycle as it was during the 2008 election cycle. This may be in part due to the successes of the Tea Party which had spawned from Congressman Paul's 2008 election bid, a fact that the Media fails to mention in any discussion of the Tea Party.
The Media has been adept at failing to mention that Congressman Paul's 2008 election run has also changed the focus of political issues around the country as well as the tone of this campaign.
Has the Media committed its final act of sabotage against the American election process? Has the Media's attempts to manipulate the nations voters had enough exposure to force the People to seek information elsewhere? Only time will tell if the Media will continue its attempts to control the outcome of elections or will return to its roots as a "truthful" provider of information.
Honestly, I was surprised to see Ron Paul listed Second in the Headlines.
Romney Two-Way Race Now Four-Way Republican Dead Heat in Iowa
Poll: It's now a four-way race in Iowa
Cain, Paul, Romney and Gingrich tied in new Iowa poll


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Southwark Street Estate (Peabody estate) was opened in 1876. Originally there were 12 blocks, with 22 flats in each one.
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Re: SOUTHWARK STREET.
Bear Lane ran between Southwark Street & Great Suffolk Street. (1904). Bear lane is still there but running between Southwark Street & Dolben Street. (2018)
Re: SOUTHWARK STREET.
The Pelican was situated at 80 Southwark Street. This pub has now been demolished. Like the load of hops on the horse & cart.
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text: National FFA Plans to Eliminate Hunger with Million-Meal Rally October 24, 2012 04:11 AM Tweet TAGS: Marketing, Overseas December 18, 2014 By Farmers Feeding The World Farmers Feeding the World FFA members from all 50 states will take the first swing Wednesday of a long-term fight to help eliminate global hunger. As a kickoff event of the 2012 National FFA Convention & Expo, more than 10,000 FFA members, teachers, alumni and volunteers will work hour-long shifts from Wednesday through Friday and pack meals during the "Rally to Fight Hunger." The rally kicks off at 12:45 p.m. with public remarks at Lucas Oil Stadium. Their collective goal: Create 1 million meals by Friday night. Half will be distributed in the Indianapolis area and half will be shipped overseas in coordination with Kids Against Hunger, a humanitarian food-aid organization. "No one is better positioned to address hunger than FFA members who are tomorrow's leaders who will provide food and nutrition for a growing planet," said National FFA Organization CEO Dwight Armstrong. "Hunger is the right issue for FFA and it is fully aligned with our values and vision. What FFA members learn in Indianapolis at our rally will prepare them to continue fighting hunger in more than 7,500 local communities – and beyond where relief and solutions are desperately needed." The rally will kick off the National FFA Organization's global "Feeding the World–Starting at Home" initiative, a movement to help students understand the issues and effects of global hunger. In support of the new initiative, on Thursday 35,640 pounds of chili with beans donated by Hormel Foods and more than 30,000 pounds of fresh turkey donated by Tyson Foods will be delivered to Gleaners Food Bank, 3737 Waldemere Ave., in Indianapolis. Hormel and Tyson have been corporate sponsors of FFA for 39 and 37 years, respectively. "Feeding the World-Starting at Home" is sponsored in part by Farmers Feeding the World through the National FFA Foundation. The National FFA Organization provides leadership, personal growth and career success training through agricultural education to 557,318 student members in grades seven through 12 who belong to one of 7,498 local FFA chapters throughout the U.S., Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. Back to news