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Stonington — School board member Alisa Morrison says that First Selectman Ed Haberek and Selectman George Crouse owe residents an explanation about why they refused to appoint her last week to the K-12 School Building Committee, despite what the school board calls her "professional qualifications and expertise."
After last Wednesday night's Board of Selectmen meeting, both Haberek and Crouse, who were Democratic running mates in the last election, refused to discuss why they would not support Republican Selectwoman Glee McAnanly's motion to appoint Morrison, a Democrat.
"He needs to say why I didn't get appointed," Morrison said about Haberek. "If it's personal, just say that. Don't duck the issue. The public deserves an answer."
State Rep. Diana Urban, D-North Stonington, whose district includes Stonington, taught with Morrison at Three Rivers Community College.
"I shared an office with her. I know how good she is and I know she cares a lot about the town," she said. "She's a smart woman with a Ph.D. who gives a lot to the community."
Urban added that Haberek needs to give residents a reason why he won't appoint Morrison.
Morrison, who has been critical of Haberek, served nine years on the Planning and Zoning Commission as well as on the Inland Wetlands Commission and Athletic Fields Task Force and has been a licensed professional engineer for 25 years.
Morrison holds bachelor's and master's degrees in civil engineering and a doctorate in environmental science.
As an engineer, she has worked on municipal projects such as the Westerly police station, Misquamicut Beach Pavilion and parking lot renovation, the Mystic Middle School renovation and was on the committee that oversaw the consolidation of Three Rivers Community College.
"It was unfortunate that the first selectman let his personal feelings outweigh the best interests of the town. Mr. Crouse claimed it wasn't personal, but I can't believe that due to the extent of my professional qualifications," Morrison added. "To make that statement is ludicrous. Of course its personal. What else would it be?"
She said she was not surprised by Haberek and Crouse's decision as they had already asked the school board for a second candidate.
Morrison acknowledged that she can be "direct and forceful" at times with her questions, "but I always have the best interests of the town" in mind.
Morrison has been critical of Haberek on a number of issues. Some of her most pointed criticism came earlier this year, when she criticized his Facebook page, which he had used for several years to post official town information, but which Morrison and others said often also included inappropriate posts.
"It is embarrassing that someone who goes on Facebook to read about our town or news in a snow emergency will instead see that the first selectman likes pages such as 'Mommy has a Naughty Side,' 'Playboy Philippines' and 'Victoria Secret Models,' not to mention the countless pages of other models in bikinis, questionable body building sites and women weight lifters," Morrison wrote in her criticism to the town.
"If this is the face of the town, this is an embarrassment," she wrote.
Haberek later said the town would start an official Facebook page and he would limit access to his personal page.
Urban called Morrison's apparent punishment for criticizing Haberek on various issues, a "First Amendment issue."
Morrison added it is "ludicrous" to say that Haberek and Crouse's actions are not for personal reasons.
Those appointed to the building committee can expect to spend hundreds of hours on the elementary school renovation and expansion project over the next five to six years.
The building committee has been without a school board member since December. Selectmen typically appoint members suggested by their board without controversy. Morrison has been the unanimous selection of the school board because of her professional and municipal government background.
She said it should be up to school board members to decide which of its members it wants to represent them on the committee.
The school board and selectmen now appear to be at an impasse. Haberek and Crouse want the school board to send them a second candidate but school board members feel that if they do that, Morrison will not be selected. School Board Chairman Frank Todisco has said he will be speaking to selectmen to get an explanation about Morrison was kept off the committee.
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Delaware State University and the University of Delaware officials as well as all three members of Delaware's Congressional contingent celebrated the $10.5 million federal grant awarded to both universities to conduct research on brain development and other aspects of neuroscience.
Delaware State University and the University of Delaware have received a $10.5 million federal grant to conduct cutting-edge scientific research on brain development and the neurobiology of learning.
DSU and UD officials along with the First State's entire Congressional contingent celebrated the Center of Biomedical Research Excellence grant from the National Institutes of Health at a Monday morning press conference in the university's Martin Luther King Jr. Student Center. The grant from the NIH, a unit of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, would fund the creation of the Delaware Center for Neuroscience Research, a joint endeavor by DSU and UD.
Delaware State University President Dr. Harry Williams said DSU would receive $7.3 million while "our friends at UD" would get almost $3.2 million over five years, under terms of the federal grant. He said this was the largest research grant DSU had ever received, garnering applause from the crowd on the second floor of the student center.
DSU Professor Of Biological Science Dr. Melissa Harrington was the principal investigator of the research grant. Harrington, the wife of State Sen. Colin Bonini (R-Camden-Wyoming), gave credit to UD Professor of Psychology Dr. Jeff Rosen and a slew of others for their help in procuring the grant.
U.S. Sen. Tom Carper (D-Del.) hailed the grant as clear evidence of how long Delaware State University had come from the days of yore, when not many Delaware students wanted to attend DSU, to today's status as a land grant university that both in-state and out-of-state students sought out. He pointed to the Lake Forest High School students he met with as part of the state's pilot "College Application Week" prior to visiting DSU as evidence.
Several of those students told Carper and U.S. Rep. John Carney (D-Del.) that Delaware State University was on their list of colleges receiving an application from them on the first day of the pilot.
U.S. Sen. Chris Coons (D-Del.), whose agenda in Congress includes a push for more made in America companies, said the grant was an important investment in America's economic security.
Harrington, the DSU professor, said there was a big benefit to bringing researchers together to share information and equipment and to learn from each other as a result. That included a course exchange program that would allow neuroscience graduate students at each university to take exchange classes at each university tuition free.
But DSU's Neuroscience Ph.D. program would have a biological focus while the neuroscience Ph.D. program at UD would be in the Department of Psychology, Harrington said.
"It benefits students of both universities to be able to draw on the specialized expertise available at each institution," she said. "We don't compete; we complement."


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01/20/2013 9:00amImproving education in Utah. Then, a closer look at the conflict in Syria and why it matters to the United States. Finally, the Utah Compact.
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01/20/2013 9:28amThe number of people defaulting on their mortgages fell significantly last year, a new report stated.
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Updated 12:52 pm ET. Always one to speak -- or Tweet -- his mind, Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) Monday made a joke comparing Iranian leader Mahmoud Ahmadinejad to a monkey, something one Republican congressman charged was "racist."
"So Ahmadinejad wants to be first Iranian in space - wasn't he just there last week?" McCain said in a tweet that also linked to a story about Iran launching a monkey into space.
Some didn't take so kindly to the not-so-diplomatic quip, prompting McCain, 76, to respond: "Re: Iran space tweet - lighten up folks, can't everyone take a joke?"
Seeing that, Michigan congressman Rep. Justin Amash, 32, shot back.
"Maybe you should wisen up & not make racist jokes," Amash tweeted.
Not everyone on the right agreed with Amash. Conservative John Podhoretz, for example, Tweeted this: "How dare McCain say something demeaning & disparaging abt the foremost anti-Semite on the planet." And this: "So...it's defend-the-Jew-hater-from-the-war-hero day."
It's not the first time McCain's made a joke about Iran that landed him in some hot water. During his run for president in 2007, McCain sang about bombing the country.
Asked by a GOP primary voter when the U.S. would send an "air-mail message to Tehran," McCain said, "That old Beach Boys' song, 'Bomb Iran?' Bomb, bomb, bomb—, anyway."
McCain's response then as now? It's just a joke -- "get a life."
"When veterans are together, veterans joke," McCain said at the time. "And I was with veterans and we were joking. And if somebody can't understand that, my answer is, 'Please, get a life.'"


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zhawk wrote:foxor, if that's all true, then I was rolling on the floor with glee. if not and you created that, you are a literary genius, as I rotf with glee! I lived 28 years in 49er territory and have been to quite a few games and I am very happy to finally get some validation. I no longer live there, moved to texas, but all my friends and acquaintances will remember me today. they may not remember me fondly, but they will remember me. well done sir!
I wish I could take credit for creating those. But I found them here: http://www.49erswebzone.com/forum/niner ... read-week/
There are many more gems. Too many. So many I had to stop...
In fact, there's like 400+ pages of stuff in that thread. It started like a week before the game, where all of the Whiners' fans are talking about how bad they're going to beat us down...that thread should be cited as a case study in bi-polar fandom. Maybe we aren't as kneejerk as we all think.


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The kind of punches Frank taught young men in the area to throw correctly during his days as a boxing coach in Jackson County.
The news of his passing was delivered by Dan Clarkson, one of the finest ever to learn the sport of sweet science under Frank's guidance.
Frank was indeed the face of boxing in the area. He founded the Jackson County Jaycees Boxing Club in the mid-70s and stayed with it well into the '80s. Besides Clarkson, Frank churned out other fine pugilists such as Dave Karr, Charlie Hatcher, Ricky Hatcher, Tony Jarrett, Ronnie Casto, Bobby Bostic, Delbert Tackett, Steve Dohohew, Calvin Donohew and the late Bryan Barnette just to name a few. Many of his boxers were at Frank's funeral and were asked to stand and say their names. They were given a wonderful round of applause.
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I first got to know Frank when he spent time with the 1977 Ripley Viking football. That was Frank Marino's first squad and Frank Cummings was our trainer (which is a position that wasn't required back in those days). I can still see Frank getting into it with an official and almost getting flagged before Coach Marino could settle him down. That moment remains vivid in my mind and it still makes me laugh to this day.
Frank worked at Kaiser Aluminum with my father. If he told me once, he told me a thousand times, "Your daddy was a worker." I never got tired of hearing those words from Frank.
When I started writing for the local papers, I did a lot of pieces on Frank's boxing teams. He would tell my dad that many of those stories made him cry.
It's because Frank cared. He poured a lot of his own money into the local club so that his boxers could have the best. He wanted them to have a fighting chance. More than anything, Frank poured his heart and soul into those willing to take on the demanding sport of boxing.
He wanted to help those he coached become good citizens. He wanted them to grow up to be men.
It was disappointing that no one was there to keep the sport going when Frank finally decided to hang it up.
In addition to boxing, Frank was also involved in youth baseball. He was proud of all the boys he coached. He had a hard time hiding the swelling of pride, and rightfully so, when it came to his own son, Frankie, who would ultimately sign a free agent contract with the Atlanta Braves.
Frank loved his daughter, Teresa, his wife of 46 years, Wanda, and he was just plain giddy about his grandchildren. He was devoted to other family members and friends. If Frank could help someone, he would.
Years after his boxing days had ended, Clarkson still leaned on Cummings for motivation and guidance. In 2006, Clarkson, who made law enforcement his career, was seriously injured in a motorcycle accident and was told he would likely never walk again.
Today, not only does he walk, but he drives and recently competed in a national competition for disabled athletes. Clarkson took top honors in the shot put, discus and club (a throwing device for disabled athletes) at the Thunder in the Valley Games in Saginaw, Michigan.
"Frank really pushed me," Clarkson said of the recovery process from his accident. "Without him these past few years, I'm not sure where I would be."
There are many in Jackson County who can say the same thing. Frank impacted a lot of lives. Yours truly included.
Rest in peace Frank, you will be missed.


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These "less than smart" moves can be frustrating, even damaging to one's self esteem. It is easy to be thinking you are...
Showing up to get my first driving license without a car. Now, that's a dumb move. A nice lady at the driver's testing office said I could use her car.
Second dumb move was to complete the driving test, then put on my glasses when the instructor handed me the test results to read. I was supposed to wear my glasses all the time. Oops! I don't remember any of it being funny at the time, but the story provides smiles and laughs today.
I have made my share (and then some) of dumb moves, sometimes wondering if I could get through just one day without making one. Can anyone relate? These "less than smart" moves can be frustrating, even damaging to one's self esteem. It is easy to be begin thinking you are "stupid" or a "cluts" or whatever.
I think "dumb moves" are a natural part of life. Show me a person who isn't making any and I'll show you a person that isn't breathing. Most of the dumb moves we make are probably not so amusing at the time, but somewhere down the road, they become a source of smiles and laughs.
God must have a sense of humor. Maybe, He gives us these moments so we don't take ourselves too seriously and that we can have something to smile about later in life. So, the next time you see someone smiling…maybe, their remembering a "dumb move."


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Why I love my Liverpool.. yes we won 5-0 and scored one of the more beautiful team goals you'll see (Enriques). At halftime we had reached these infuriating landmarks:
We were up 1-0 despite taking 23 shots... yep. 23 shots in 45 minutesand one goal... a pen no less. Those 23 shots made us the first team in any of the European top flights to hit 500 at goal
Still. Fun to watch, eben against the Swans JV team. Points are points. Coutinho looks promising


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On July 13, many years ago, he was the very first patient I ever saw on my own.
Working without a net for the first time is terrifying. I'd survived 4 years of medical school, 4 years of residency, and 1 year of fellowship to get there. This is the goal I wanted. And when it finally came it scared the crap out of me.
There was fear in medical school, starting classes and later starting clinicals, and even more in residency. But in both those cases there was always a back-up system- more senior people who actually knew what they were doing. There was also a herd-based support system: You were with plenty of other people, all sharing the same challenges.
But here, after 9 years of training, it was just me and Girard. Even though his case was simple, it's pretty damn scary to realize that YOU are the attending, and if you screw up there's no one else to blame.
I remember another patient that day started the visit by saying "I came to Humungous Neurology because I heard you guys are the most experienced." My inner voice said "you probably don't want to know this is my first day."
Throughout medical school you saw the attending physicians as omniscient giants. Suddenly you're one of them, and realize that they don't know everything. And you aren't a giant.
Like everything else, after a while it becomes routine. But trying to remember that first day still helps to keep you on your toes.
I don't remember how many patients I saw that first day. A handful compared to what I see now. One of them is still with me. I think I told her a few years later she was on my first day. I even got a hospital consult, a lady who'd obviously had a stroke. I got lost in the hospital trying to find her room, then sat in the MRI control room to see images, terrified at the thought that if they were normal I'd have no idea what was going on.
I've now spent an estimated 4,650 days of seeing patients in one place or another, with a lot more to go. But the first one was the scariest. And hopefully always will be.
To all who are starting this July, good luck.


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While many more people suffer from excess appetite, and would rather decrease it so they can lose weight , some people find that they have insufficient desire to eat food and thereby lose weight even though they don't want to. Mild weight loss can occur in relatively healthy people with stomach problems such as dyspepsia or gastric atonia (sluggish action of the stomach). More severe loss of weight can occur among people who are receiving cancer chemotherapy or have serious diseases such as HIV , emphysema (COPD) , Crohn's disease , or congestive heart failure . In extreme cases, inadequate caloric and fat intake leads to a form of starvation (cachexia) that can hamper recovery and increase the risk of death.
Conventional treatment of undesired weight loss primarily involves concentrated protein-calorie supplements, often taken in liquid form. However, among people who have cancer, simply increasing nutritional intake may not help. Cancer can cause a condition called tumor-induced weight loss (TIWL), in which symptoms of starvation occur despite apparently adequate nutrition. The cause is thought to be a particular form of inflammation caused by the cancer. For this reason, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs have been tried for the treatment of TIWL, with some positive results. 1 Progesterone-related drugs may be helpful for TIWL as well, for reasons that are not clear.
Note : This article does not cover psychological eating disorders, such as bulimia or anorexia .
Principal Proposed Natural Treatments
Fish oil contains omega-3 fatty acids, "good fats" that have many potential health-promoting properties. As noted above, cancer-induced weight loss involves inflammation and responds to treatment with anti-inflammatory drugs. Fish oil also has anti-inflammatory effects. According to some, though not all, studies, fish oil supplements can help people with cancer gain weight. 2-4
A typical dosage of fish oil used for cancer-induced weight loss is about 12 g daily. For more information, see the full Fish Oil article.
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Fats are a concentrated form of energy and, for that reason, people with undesired weight loss are often encouraged to increase fat intake. People with cancer have an additional reason to consume more fat: cancer interferes with the normal process of fat storage, making it less efficient. Certain special fats may be particularly helpful for correcting this "fat deficiency," including conjugated linoleic acid (CLA)5 and medium-chain triglycerides (MCTs) , 6 along with fish oil as discussed above.
People with HIV/AIDS may have trouble absorbing fats. Two small double-blind studies have found that MCTs are more easily absorbed than ordinary fats in people with this condition. 21,22
However, there is no direct evidence as yet that MCTs actually help people with HIV infection gain weight. Note : In both of the studies noted here, participants consumed nothing but a special nutritional formula containing MCTs. Taking MCTs in this way requires medical supervision to determine the dose.
People with excessive weight loss due to serious illness may also need extra protein. Amino acids are the basic building blocks of proteins, and may be easier to digest than whole proteins. Certain amino acid supplements have shown particular usefulness in treating cancer cachexia. One such is branched-chain amino acids (BCAAs) , a collection of the amino acids leucine, isoleucine, and valine. 7 A double-blind study tested BCAAs on 28 people with cancer who had lost their appetites because of either the disease itself or its treatment. 8 Appetite improved in 55% of those taking BCAAs (4.8 g daily) compared to only 16% of those who took placebo.
Promising results for both cancer-induced and HIV-induced weight loss have also been seen with the amino acids arginine , glutamine , and ornithine alpha-ketoglutarate (OKG) . 9-20
Other treatments found useful for cancer- or HIV-induced weight loss include the antioxidants lipoic acid and N-acetyl cysteine (NAC) , 1 a cocktail containing the sports supplement beta-hydroxy-beta-methylbutyrate (HMB) combined with the amino acids arginine and glutamine , 18,20 and the hormone melatonin . 7
Traditional remedies for mild, occasional loss of appetite involve the use of bitter-tasting herbs, such as gentian (sold as "bitters" in liquor stores), devil's claw , goldenseal , hops , and horehound .
In one study, use of the supplement creatine failed to help maintain muscle mass in people undergoing chemotherapy for colon cancer. 23
Herbs and Supplements to Use Only With Caution
Various herbs and supplements may interact adversely with drugs used to treat the underlying condition causing weight loss. For more information on this potential risk, see the individual drug article in the Drug Interactions section of this database.
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BUTLER TWP — A sharp-eyed woman is being credited with helping township police track down a school bus stolen out of Pittsburgh.
The woman, who authorities did not identify, reported that she was driving on Route 68 about 5:30 p.m. Monday when she spotted the yellow bus behind the Point Plaza, according to a Butler Township police report.
She told police she recognized the bus from a news report that she had viewed on the television just a half-hour earlier,
Officers found the unoccupied 2005 Blue Bird model bus a short time later.
"The keys were in the ignition," said Detective Sgt. Nathan Teslik. Nothing else apparently looked out of place.
The vehicle, owned by Gibsonia-based Monark Student Transportation Corp., had been reported stolen early Monday morning.
Pittsburgh police said they suspect the bus was taken about 11 p.m. Sunday from the company's lot in the city's Lawrenceville neighborhood.
Bus company officials arrived in Butler Township about 7:30 p.m. Monday and retrieved the vehicle.


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STONER - Frank McDonald was resting in a hospital in Missouri, a day after a surgeon removed part of his cancer-ridden kidney. A friend called.
"Frankie, how would you like to own your own town?"
The friend's parents live along the West Fork of the Dolores River, just a couple miles from Stoner.
"I said, 'My own town?'" McDonald recalled.
"Check this out: Stoner, Colorado. It's a town, it's for sale. Just move out here, and let's grow some weed. Let's have some fun."
With the passage of Amendment 64, the stage is set for new businesses to bud. McDonald, who credits medical marijuana for his comeback from kidney cancer, is poised to capitalize.
And dig this: He's naming the venue Mary Jane's at Stoner, in honor of Mary Jane, a real person who lives in a nearby shack. It's not hard to envision the Mary Jane's at Stoner marketing possibilities: T-shirts, coffee mugs, pipes, a brand of pot.
So sight unseen, in April 2011, four weeks after his partial nephrectomy, McDonald took the leap. His first visit to Stoner, to inspect his purchase, was a bit of a downer.
"It was bad. All the buildings were full of junk," he said during a recent interview at the historic spot about 14 miles northeast of Dolores along Colorado Highway 145.
McDonald was only temporarily fazed by the state of the dilapidated buildings, which include a former restaurant/bar and general store not used since about the 1990s – other than by kids who come to hang out and drink and trash things. He created a vision for the 7-acre former townsite at the spectacular canyon mouth:
He sees a music venue that will attract nationally known acts and thousands of spectators on summer evenings. He pictures a community-oriented place where a variety of businesses may thrive, with an emphasis on philanthropy. And, in the spirit of the recently passed Amendment 64, he envisions a place where marijuana users gather and smoke and philosophize and eat munchies and enjoy the wilderness setting.
Barring a federal crackdown, Colorado's Amendment 64 will make it legal to possess, grow and sell "limited" amounts of marijuana in 2013.
McDonald sees Mary Jane's at Stoner as a family-friendly, cannibis-friendly, environment-friendly model for the new era.
"It's an opportunity to do it right and show the rest of the country why they should be doing the same thing," says McDonald, who categorizes his values as sometimes conservative, sometimes libertarian. "I get to build my own town, under a new law, that says we have a right to choose whether or not we want to smoke marijuana."
It's a bold vision, and time will tell if it works or even gets off the ground. There will certainly be doubters, but the 40-year-old comes from a hardscrabble background where people have doubted him all his life.
He was a foster child, on his own since age 13, he says. He dropped out of college, but later did well financially. With his father-in-law as partner, he became a business marketing consultant in Liberty, Mo., a Kansas City suburb.
The last couple years have set him back: He battled cancer, he's going through a divorce, and a year ago he rolled his truck 11 times to avoid a head-on collision on icy U.S. Highway 160 west of Durango. A sliding sedan with child seats was heading toward him, and he veered. He's still recovering from three "crunched" vertebrae and assorted injuries. (As it turned out there were no children in the oncoming car.)
The cancer claimed part of his kidney, then returned with three more lumps. He medicated with a marijuana product and the tumors vanished.
"I'm a living example of how it works," he says.
With hired help, McDonald is fixing things up, but the work is expensive and slow. He says he was nearly ready to open last spring, but 100-mph winds in June blew down signs and tore off some of the roof. He's seeking a business partner, preferably someone who's an expert in construction or eateries.
In his vision, McDonald has laid out room for three stages, two cut into the hillsides. The main stage will have a food-serving area underneath. There will be free camping for concert-goers.
His vision is as grand as the scenery surrounding Stoner, apparently named after the adjacent Stoner Creek, which got its name in 1888, according to the book Colorado Place Names. Stoner Ski Area operated across the Dolores River valley from 1951 to 1985. (Look at the map: Rand McNally is well-aware of Stoner.)
And how cool is this: If you fudge the elevation just a tad, it's 7,420 feet. (If you don't get the 4-20 or Mary Jane references, look them up.)
It's a spectacular place, even if a bit off the beaten path. People connected to Stoner over the years have fond memories, passers-by tell McDonald.
"What I hear most, the one word that describes the place in their memory, is 'magical,'" he says.
So that's what eventually will be on the sign, the one that blew down and is now propped on the side of the restaurant:
"Welcome to Stoner. Share the magic."
And please, you can hear future visitors say, share that other choice stuff you've got.
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Apparently my great-grandfather George Angus Barclay was not a farmer because after 1870 he is no longer listed on the census with his brother Alexander. George left his brother Alexander in Eureka and he must have headed west and north. Minnesota has state census but George does not seem to appear in the 1875 version which is missing Cass and Crow Wing Counties online at Ancestry.com.
I often ponder what drove him to this remote area and why? It was the frontier back then. I think that his experiences as a wagoner in the Civil War taught him about requisitioning supplies, driving teams, using wagons, creating supply lines and more. Spending time like he did in the Quartermaster Department gave him the skills he needed to be a trader of goods. George's granddaughter Miriam said he was "ambitious." Well he would need it where he was going!
George was about 28-29 years old when he arrived on that south fork of the Pine River in central Minnesota. He was old enough to be on his own and find his own way in the world.
Trails.com – Pine River Topo Map (You will have to move the map around to find the South Fork of the Pine River.
The photo is about where they would cross the Pine River and George's trading post was not far from this site. The actual site where George's first trading post is situated on private land.
The book Logsleds to Snowmobiles, by the town of Pine River makes this comment on page 104:
"In 1873, George Angus Barclay, according to The Northwest Magazine of February, 1895, purchased 840 acres of land along the Pine River." The purchase was made under the "cash entry system" which meant that Barclay paid $1.25 per acre under an 1820 federal law designed to encourage the settlement of farmers on forest lands. At the same time, Dennis, McNannie, believe to be an Ojibway mixed blood, settled on 80 acres near Barclay.
In the same year, Barclay and McNannie constructed a trading post, the site of which today is marked by a hole 19 feet square and five feet deep, 140 yards north of the old Elwell Road bridge over the South Branch of the Pine River south of the village. The post was adjacent to the Leech Lake Military Trail. McNannie continued as Barclay's partner or employee until December, 1875…."
My hubbie is being very helpful after I teased him about his pit. He is of Norwegian descent and his Lokensgard family came to the Minnesota in 1857 and settle near Northfield, Minnesota. We attended a reunion several years back and they chartered a bus that took all the Lokensgards from Stillwater to Northfield and out to the farm land where they had settled. The land is on private land as well. There the family walked about 10-15 minutes to a forested area and when they found the depression where the location of the house had been they gathered to remember the first Lokensgards to come to America. It was very moving. I do not have all the memorabilia and stories that my hubbie's family has so I was estatic to learn I also had a pit in my family history!!!! It is amazing to me how quickly nature takes over and obscures what came before.
The "Logsleds" book has been like a guide to me. Trying to identify exactly when my great-grandfather came to the area of the Pine River is rather difficult. Believe me I have tried looking at census, deeds, documents, history books and newspapers to see if I could pin it down. They all seem to think he was there by 1873.
Brainerd the next biggest town in the area was just becoming a town of significance in 1873. Brainerd would play a big role in the life of the Barclay's. There is an article reproduced from the Centennial Edition of the Brainerd Daily Dispatch (1871-1971) "Choice of Crossing from Three Sites Meant Birth to Brainerd, Death to Crow Wing." This article was Web posted Friday March 5, 2004 and recently removed from the web. Fortunately I took this quote from the article before that time. The town of Brainerd seemed to have all that is necessary to establish a trading post north of the city.
"As of February 22, 1873, Brainerd had 21 stores, 18 hotels and public boarding houses, 15 saloons, 2 billiard halls, 1 livery stable, 1 tailor shop, 3 barber shops, 2 blacksmith shops, 1 brewery, 2 photographers, 1 newspaper, 5 churches, 4 lawyers, 3 lodges."
The header photo of this blog is taken at the Crow Wing State Park. Crow Wing was the town established before Brainerd but because of the railroad Brainerd took the lead and what you see is a large grassy area.


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Study of Hercules for "The Choice of Hercules"
Pompeo Girolamo Batoni, Italian, 1708 - 1787
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Batoni ran one of the most famous and influential studios in eighteenth-century Rome, and his reputation throughout Europe was equaled by few painters of his day. The painting for which this is a study is now in the Palazzo Pitti, Florence, and shows the mythological Roman hero Hercules choosing between Virtue and Vice, personified by two beautiful women.
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Art in Rome in the Eighteenth CenturyIt is not surprising that Anthony Clark's collection of eighteenth-century drawings was richest in the works of his favorite Roman artist, Pompeo Batoni. In the same way that he made the entire Roman Settecento almost his own as a field of study, Clark applied his industry and enthusiasm to rediscovering the virtues of this particular Roman painter, whom he studied for over twenty years. His drawings by Batoni are of particular interest for the light they shed on the artist's methods as a history painter. He was a superb draftsman, as careful as he was inventive, for whom the drawn study performed a crucial role in the preparation of the final work. Clark's Batoni drawings, now in the Philadelphia Museum of Art (Hiesinger and Percy 1980, nos. 30-43), range in date over fifty years from the artist's first public commission to his last, and illustrate the full scope of his draftsmanship, with the exception of Batoni's drawings of antiquities made for English travelers (for these, see Art in Rome cats. 310-13). Batoni's surviving oeuvre falls within the traditional categories of seventeenth- and eighteenth-century draftsmanship, including copies of other artists' works, academies (or drawings from the nude), and rough sketches of compositions in the planning stage; there are many studies for individual groups and single figures and rather fewer finished drawings of whole compositions, since Batoni preferred to present oil sketches to patrons commissioning works. Because his drawings exemplify the more academic tendencies of the Roman school in the eighteenth century, it is not surprising that those most frequently encountered are figure and drapery studies in the tradition of Andrea Sacchi and Carlo Maratti, a brilliant example of which is the present drawing. A letter from Batoni to Marchese Lodovico Sardini of May 27, 1740, mentions, without describing the exact subject, a picture with three figures ordered by Marchese Carlo Gerini for 150 scudi. A subsequent letter to Sardini of December 15, 1742, mentions that a picture had been recently sent to Marchese Andrea Gerini in Florence, and this painting is almost certainly the Choice of Hercules in the Galleria d'Arte Moderna, Palazzo Pitti, Florence, which is signed and dated 1742 (Clark and Bowron 1985, pp. 228-29, no. 67). Batoni painted several other versions of the theme at different stages of his career (Clark and Bowron 1985, nos. 123, 173, 188), each of them derived, to a greater or lesser degree, from the "canonical" formulation of the subject, the painting by Annibale Carracci in the Pinacoteca Nazionale at Naples (Donald Posner, Annibale Carracci [London; Phaidon, 1971], vol. 2, pl. 93a). The moral fable of Hercules at the Crossroads was invented by the Greek sophist Prodicus, a friend of Socrates and Plato, and is described by Xenophon (Memorabilia 2.1: 22ff) and other ancient writers. The frequent occurrence and interpretations of the theme as an allegory in Renaissance and Baroque art have been examined by Erwin Panofsky in a classic study (Hercules am Scheidewege, Leipzig-Berlin, 1930). In the Palazzo Pitti painting, Hercules is depicted seated under a tree, divided in choice between the invitations of two female figures personifying Virtue and Vice. Batoni selected a muscular model, young and beardless, to assume the exact pose of the seated Hercules in the painting. The study from life was presumably made at a relatively late date in the evolution of the composition because the pose of the model corresponds quite closely to that of Hercules in the painting, and it was Batoni's practice to finish his paintings with the model before him (see Art in Rome cat. 314). Edgar Peters Bowron, from Art in Rome in the Eighteenth Century (2000), cat. 315, pp. 473-474. BIBLIOGRAPHY
Emmerling, Ernst. Pompeo Batoni: Sein Leben und Werk. Darmstadt, Germany: Hobhann, 1932, p. 83.
Clark, Anthony M. Pompeo Batoni: A Complete Catalogue of His Works. Edited by Edgar Peters Bowron. New York: New York University Press, 1985, pp. 228, 385, no. D165, pl. 61.
Italian Master Drawings at the Philadelphia Museum of ArtThe serenity and beauty of Batoni's figures derive from the skilled copies he made of classical statuary, drawings that came to be prized by British antiquarian collectors. The precision and luminosity of his draughtmanship might be traced to his early training in the shop of his father, a distinguished goldsmith. Anthony Clark noted that the present drawing served as the preparatory study for the figure of Hercules in a painting, The Choice of Hercules, now in the Galleria d'Arte Moderna of the Palazzo Pitti, Florence (Art in Rome in the Eighteenth Century, no. 67, pl. 66), and mentioned another drawing, then on the London market (ibid., no. D 117), for the figure of Vice. The painting is signed and dated 1742, or at the outset of the artist's most intensive production (A Scholar Collects: Selections from the Anthony Morris Clark Bequest, p. 46), and may have been commissioned in May 1740 for the marchese Carlo Gerini in Florence. It is apparently a replica of a larger painting of unknown date (Lucca, Palazzo Ducale. Mostra di Pompeo Batoni {in appendice: Il carteggio del Batoni dell'Archivio di Stato di Lucca}. Exhibition catalogue edited by Isa Belli Barsali. Lucca, 1967, pp. 115-16, no. 14). The artist repeated the subject, in which Hercules must choose between Virtue and Vice, personified by two beautiful women (see Xenophon, Memorabilia, 2.1.21 34), in several later versions (Art in Rome in the Eighteenth Century, nos. 123, 173, 288; pls. 120, 165, 264), including one in the Hermitage Museum, Saint Petersburg, signed and dated ROMÆ ANNO 1765 (ibid., no. 288). The Philadelphia drawing comes from an album consisting primarily of figure studies by Batoni and Mengs, which began to be disbound at the time of the Veuve Galippe sale in 1923. Ernst Emmerling (1931) identified the remaining Batoni drawings from the group that was with Dr. Fritz Haussmann in Berlin, which included forty-four tracings and some photographs of the drawings; Clark identified further sheets from the album as by Batoni after their acquisition by Yvonne ffrench in 1958-60. Mimi Cazort, from Italian Master Drawings at the Philadelphia Museum of Art (2004), cat. 40. BIBLIOGRAPHY:
Emmerling, Ernst. "Pompeo Batoni, Handzeichnung-Klebeband der Sammlung Haussmann Berlin, Katalog und Pausen / 1931, von Ernst Emmerling." Ingelheim, Germany, ms., collection Ernst Emmerling, p. 83;
Yvonne ffrench, London. Exhibition of Old Master and Early English Drawings. 7-19 November 1960, at the Alpine Club Gallery. Catalogue. [London: Yvonne ffrench, 1960], no. 24;
Cleveland, Ohio, The Cleveland Museum of Art. Neo-Classicism: Style and Motif. Exhibition catalogue by Henry Hawley. Cleveland, Ohio: The Cleveland Museum of Art, distributed by Harry N. Abrams, 1964, no. 8, repro.;
Philadelphia Museum of Art. A Scholar Collects: Selections from the Anthony Morris Clark Bequest. Exhibition catalogue edited by Ulrich W. Hiesinger and Ann Percy. Philadelphia: Philadelphia Museum of Art, 1980. [Later shown at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, 17 April-13 June 1982.], no. 33, fig. 33;
Clark, Anthony M. Pompeo Batoni: A Complete Catalogue of His Works with an Introductory Text. Edited and prepared for publication by Edgar Peters Bowron. New York: New York University Press, 1985, no. D165, pl. 61;
Philadelphia Museum of Art; Houston, Texas, The Museum of Fine Arts. The Splendor of 18th-Century Rome. Exhibition catalogue titled Art in Rome in the Eighteenth Century, edited by Edgar Peters Bowron and Joseph J. Rishel. Philadelphia: Philadelphia Museum of Art in association with Merrell, 2000, no. 315, fig. 315.


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Im on WV...but i saw today that ESPN is already handing out the heisman to Geno, and TT can play Basketball back and forth type football...and ihow many weeks can WV stay at this level of offense?? seems like TT has a good chance to pull off an upset..in part due to WV just being worn out??? I hope not because im on WV!!! Just saw that the mayor is fining students after riots and wins, and ESPN has declared Geno Heisman winner..JINXED EM!!! IM NOT BACKING OFF IT...BUT DONT FEEL GOOD ABOUT IT NOW!!!
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