Lilith, the goddess of death, has talons for feet, wears a headdress of horns, and is flanked by owls. She is probably the inspiration for Athena, the Greek goddess of wisdom and warfare. The rock crevices of Athens and the Acropolis were filled with small owls, believed to be the embodiment of Athena. When the Athenians won the battle of Marathon from the Persians in 490 BC, the warrior goddess Athena assumed the shape of an owl and led them from above.
The Romans, who appropriated many of the Greek beliefs, associated owls with Minerva, the goddess of prophesy and wisdom. Minerva's role was similar to Athena's. The prophetic qualities of owls were known. Virgil writes that the hoot of an owl foretold the death of Dido. Pliny reports great confusion and fear in the Forum when an owl entered. Horace associates owls with witchcraft. Romans used representations of owls to combat the evil eye. Owl feathers and internal organs were found in magical potions and pharmaceutical remedies. For example, the ashes of an owl's feet were an antidote to snakebite, and an owl's heart placed on the breast of a sleeping woman forced her to tell all her secrets.
The Ainu of northern Japan placed carved eagle owls on their houses to ward off famine and pestilence. They revered the Eagle owl as a messenger of the gods or a divine ancestor. They drank a toast to the Eagle owl before a hunting expedition. The Screech owl warned against danger, but the Barn owl and Horned owl were demonic.
The owl was an emblem of a royal clan of Chinese masters of the thunderbolt (because it brightens the night) and the regulators of the seasons. Associated with thunder and lightning, owl ornaments were placed at the corners of houses to protect them from fire. The Owl is a symbol of too much Yang (positive, active, masculine, bright energy).
In the Middle East, the owl is linked with destruction, ruin and death. They are believed to represent the souls of people who have died un-avenged. Seeing an owl on the way to battle foretells a bloody battle with many deaths and casualties. Seeing an owl at somebody's house predicts their death. Seeing an owl in your sleep is fine as long as you don't hear its voice. An owl's sound forecasts a bad day. A person who nags and complains a lot is compared to an owl. When someone is grumpy or is delivering bad news, they are said to have a face like an owl.
Many peoples tie owls to death and witchcraft. Some Asians believed that the owl carried away the soul of the deceased. If an owl hooted in a Chinese village, the people thought it was telling them to dig a grave. In Europe, Sicilians believed that an owl sung around the house of a sick person for three days before death. Italians, Russians, Germans and Hungarians continue to regard owls as the bearers of deathly omens.
In Polish folklore, girls who die unmarried turn into doves, whereas girls who are married when they die turn into owls. An owl cry heard in or near a home usually meant impending death, sickness, or other misfortune. Another Polish story tells how the owl does not come out during the day because it is too beautiful, and would be mobbed by other jealous birds.
You may have heard that owls are the familiars of witches. This belief persists in many parts of Europe, Asia and the Americas.
Because of the more sinister associations regarding owls, the early Christian church seized upon the owl as a symbol of evil and demonic possession. Its affinity with darkness, haunting calls and nocturnal hunting prowess led early clerics to consider the owl a seeker after vain knowledge, one who was unable to perceive the truth. In medieval carving and illustration, owls were seen in the company of apes, the worst of all beasts often representing Satan himself. Just as the devil trapped unwary people, the ape and the owl lurked together in the shadow of the Tree of Knowledge to attract and capture innocent birds.
In North America, a strong link between the supernatural and owls exists. Remarkable parallels exist between many indigenous people's beliefs and those of the people of Asia. In many, if not most tribes, owls are closely associated with impending death. Frequently, an owl is a vehicle by which the spirit of the dead reaches life beyond. For example, for the Ojibwa, the bridge over which the spirit of the dead passes is called the owl bridge. The Oto-Missouri tribes believe that an owl brings a message of death.
Native American creation myths include a part for the owl. Sometimes the losing of a contest by an owl led to the delineation between day and night. According to the Menominee, Wabus (the rabbit) saw Totoba (the Saw-whet owl) perched on a bank of a river. The light was dim, so Wabus said to Totoba, "Why do you want it so dark? I do not like it, so I will cause it to be daylight." Totoba replied, "If you are powerful enough, then do so. Let us put our powers to a test. Whoever wins may decide as he prefers." All the birds and animals came together to witness the contest. The rabbit started repeating, "Light, light..." as quickly as he could. The owl repeated, "Dark, dark..." If one mistakenly spoke the other's word, the erring one would lose the contest. Eventually, the owl repeated the rabbit's words. The rabbit decided that it should be light, but he granted that the night should have a chance, for the benefit of the defeated owl.
The Hopi identify the Burrowing owl with Masau'u, their god of the dead and the night. The same deity is also the guardian of fires and attends to all underground things. As such, he is responsible for the germination of seeds, which lends a more positive aspect to the owl.
To the Hidatsa of the Dakotas, the "big owl" (Great horned owl) was a keeper-of-game spirit, who watched over and controlled the buffalo. "Big owl" had an assistant "little owl" (Burrowing owl) to help with these essential buffalo herding duties. "Little owl" was a protective spirit for a warrior, flying above him if he went to attack an enemy.
Perhaps we need to establish a new mythic view of our North American owls - one that celebrates their aesthetic beauty and sense of mystery, while acknowledging that their sharp sensory awareness is superior to ours. Whether they are seen as power possessing beings or harbingers of death, owls inspire humans wherever they are found on Earth.


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LB target expects 2nd trip to UA before decision
By: Richard Davenport
Published: Sunday, June 30, 2019
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Arkansas football helmets sit atop storage bins during a game against Mississippi State on Saturday, Nov. 18, 2017, in Fayetteville.
Linebacker Aaron Moore is expected to make his second visit to the University of Arkansas shortly before his target date to announce his college decision.
Moore, 6-2, 215 pounds, of Murfreesboro (Tenn.) Oakland visited Fayetteville with his mother on March 9 for an elite prospect day. He plans to visit again when the Hogs host numerous commitments and targets for a July 26 cookout.
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"I'm just looking to do some bonding with the coaches and see what kind of people they are and talk to them about the plan to develop me from an academic and athletic standpoint," Moore said.
The March trip matched up with what defensive coordinator John Chavis had told Moore.
"Definitely the facilities and the atmosphere," Moore said. "Coach Chavis has always told me it was a beautiful place for life after football, and he wasn't lying."
Moore described what stood out to him.
"Just everything. The stadium looked brand-new, the campus looked clean and well-kept, and everyone there seemed to enjoy being there," Moore said.
He recorded 63 tackles, 12 tackles for loss, 1.5 sacks, 7 quarterback hurries, a recovered fumble and 2 blocked punts as a junior. He had 93 tackles, 22.5 tackles for loss, 8 sacks, 4 quarterback hurries, a forced fumble and a blocked punt as a sophomore.
National recruiting analyst Tom Lemming rates Moore a three-star-plus prospect.
"Aaron is one of the better defenders in the Nashville (Tenn.) area," Lemming said. "He can run and is a sure tackler while also showing outstanding range. He can play any linebacker position."
In addition to Arkansas, Moore has scholarship offers from Oklahoma State, Missouri, Purdue, Rutgers and numerous others.
Moore's mother enjoyed the first visit while also appreciating Chavis' personal time with them.
"She was equally as impressed," Moore said. "She was happy Coach Chavis took time out of his day to sit down away from everybody else and talk to me."
She liked how Chavis came across and has confidence he can help her son on and off the field.
"She talked about how he seemed like a genuine type of coach that won't be the type to BS you, and that's going to push me hard in the classroom and the field," he said.
His parents' approval of his college destination is important to Moore.
"It's pretty important that my parents approve of where I go, even though I know it's ultimately my decision," he said. "I'm going to take their advice with heavy thought since you know they just want the best for me."
Moore, who is down to Arkansas and two other undisclosed schools, is hoping to announce his college decision July 31.
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Katherine Mansfield was born in Wellington in 1888 and educated in London before returning to New Zealand. Deciding early on that she wanted to be a writer, she began publishing stories—most of them set in her home country—in Australian magazines in 1907 and soon after moved back to London. Mansfield published her first volume of stories in 1911. That year she met John Middleton Murry, the editor of a literary magazine. Together they published a small journal, the Blue Review, which folded after only three issues. The experience led to friendships with such eminent literary figures as Virginia Woolf and D. H. Lawrence. Contracting tuberculosis in 1917, Mansfield continued to write, publishing her collections Bliss and Other Stories and The Garden-Party and Other Stories in 1920 and 1922 respectively. The books received critical acclaim, and Mansfield continued to work even after her health deteriorated sharply. She died in 1923, aged thirty-four.
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Ibsen Martínez (born 20 October 1951) is a columnist, mathematician, journalist, and playwright from Caracas, Venezuela. Ibsen is a graduate from Central University of Venezuela in pure mathematics.

Since 1995, he has written a weekly column for El Nacional. His writings have appeared in El Nuevo Herald, The New York Times, Letras Libres, and El País. Martinez has also written several plays for the theater.

Martínez also writes soap operas (called "telenovelas" in Latin America). One of them was "Por Estas Calles" (Along these streets) a television drama, in 1992.

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The Wewoka Golf, at 3,330 yards, is known as one of the most challenging nine hole golf courses in Oklahoma. The course was designed by Floyd Farley, originally from Kansas City. Farley came to Oklahoma in 1931, where he filled the position of head professional at Twin Hills Golf and Country Club. At the age of 24, Farley began designing golf courses in Oklahoma. Farley built more golf courses in Oklahoma than Perry Maxwell, who was at that time considered Oklahoma's best-known golf course architect. Farley went on to build golf courses in Kansas, Nebraska, New Mexico and Missouri as well. One of his most unique projects is the course at Wewoka, now known as the Dr. Gil Morgan Golf Course. When interviewed by Mac Bentley in 1997 for the Sunday Oklahoman, Farley stated, "There was a guy who worked for the county named Dean Snider. He was from Texas and he came and talked to me about it. I went down there and we stayed up all one night and laid that golf course out, put it right on paper just like we wanted it, and that's the way we built it. I stayed down there a week and got $1,500.00 bucks for it. They didn't have much money but the sheriff was in on the deal and one day two truckloads of guys were delivered there. They'd arrest 'em, feed 'em and put 'em to work. They just arrested those guys to work on that golf course. And the county commissioner sent all the bulldozers they had, people pitched in and they got it done." Farey was assisted by Bob Dunning of Tulsa, in shaping the greens.
Opening for play on May 30th, 1949, the course was funded from money that was acquired from a $45,000 city bond issue. Much of the labor, equipment and materials used to create the course were donated by the citizens of Wewoka. In Feb 1951, four films were shown in the golf club-house that were an hour and twenty minutes long. Dan Langford, the club pro, showed films that featured well-known golf stars like Sam Sneed, Patti Berg, Dr. Cary Middlecoff and Babe Didrickson Zaharias. Members of the Ladies Golf Day were able to start playing after the winter weather had cleared the way for warmer spring temperatures on March 6th, 1951 and each following Tuesday. The ladies had to make their own parings for nine hole matches. Awards were given once scorecards were turned into the clubhouse in flight one and flight two for low putts. Sometimes a luncheon would be provided for the ladies at noon after their 9 am tee time play had ended.
The golf course has nine holes and covers 88 acres on the east side of Wewoka in a wood-lined area. Several of the holes are designed with tough dog-leg turns and over half have water on them. There are many trees along the fairways that make the course challenging for beginning and experienced golfers alike. Some of the greens are small with difficult slopes that make well calculated and executed approach shots a must. The course record for 18 holes is a 64, which has only been hit twice in the history of the course. Dr. Gil Morgan, a native of Wewoka, was the last to shoot this score. Morgan, a long-time professional golfer and current player on the Seniors Tour, holds occassional golf clinics at the course and is the namesake of the course. The 9 hole course record for was originally set on June 19th, 1960 by Spink Williams, Jr, who scored a 30. It was later tied twice by Chris Conn on August 29th, 2003 and July 2nd, 2004.
Dr. Gil Morgan-Early Golf Career
The Wewoka Golf Course is named after Dr. Gil Morgan, a professional golfer who was born and raised in Wewoka. Morgan attended East Central State College in Ada and graduated in 1968. He then earned his Doctor of Optometry from the Southern College of Optometry in Memphis, Tennessee in 1972. He turned pro that same year and has won 24 times on the Champions Tour, with three of those wins at Seniors Majors.
Morgan played in his first Masters round in April of 1977. Up to this point, he was a non-winner on the professional tour, but had won $42,035 in official earnings for that season. The previous season he had won $60,000.00 in earnings and was well on his way to passing that amount. His goal was to make $100,000.00 in the 1977 season. Morgan played in Augusta with fellow Oklahomans, Mark Hayes and Danny Edwards. He had a frustrating time at the tournament and came home to Wewoka for a couple of weeks and practiced his game with Richard Norman at the Wewoka Public Course.
Morgan started getting help around this time from verteran golfer Ernie Vossler of Oklahoma City, owner of the newly-constructed Oak Tree Course near Edmond. His putting game was weak during the Masters round and Vossler was assisting him with his putts. At this time, Gil was focussing on qualifying for the U.S Open which was to be played at the Southern Hill Country Club in Tulsa. He had seven tournaments scheduled on the southern swing which would take him to Houston, Dallas-Fort Worth, Atlanta, Charlotte and Memphis, where he had played previously and did quite well. Morgan was exempt in qualifying in a local round for the U.S. Open, but had to qualify in the regional round in Charlotte.
Morgan then won the B.C. Open in Endicott, New York by shooting 14-under par and that pushed his earnings past the $100,000.00 mark, as his first place finish brought him a $40,000.00 check. Morgan beat Arnold Palmer and Lee Elder, passing them in the second round. Mark Hayes finished 15 strokes behind Morgan and collected $1,244.00. The win was Morgan's first in his three years on the professional tour. The Wewoka city commissioners declared Friday, September 16th, 1977 as the "Gil Morgan Day" and made him an honorary mayor for the day. Mayor Ed Turk wrote and siged the proclamation. His trophy was on display at Norman's Men's Wear in downtown Wewoka.
The following year, Morgan won the Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open at the Riviera Country Club. The victory earned Morgan $40,000.00. He was tied with Jack Nicklaus through the 14th hole, but the Golden Bear fell back on the 15th carding a double bogey six on the par four hole. Nicklaus then bogied the par three 16th to give Morgan some breathing room. The viewers didn't miss a shot as the coverage allowed Morgan and his wife Jeanine to make their televison debut. Gil gave his father credit for his interest in golf stating, "My dad has always been interested in golf. I made up my mind to try a golfing career about the time I finished optometry school."
Morgan won the World Series of Golf and made a substanial donation to the Wewoka Municipal Golf Course. On Sunday, May 28th, 1978, the Wewoka Municipal Golf Course changed its name to the Dr. Gil Morgan Municipal Golf Course. At this point, Morgan had career tour earnings near the $300,000.00 mark. The city had just added a new water tower and Morgan wondered if the additional supply would help the golf course with its plans of adding a sprinkler system. He was very pleased and flattered that the course was named after him. The honor was presented to Morgan at a ceremony that launched the Fred Dancy Memorial Golf Tournament.
Morgan got started playing golf on the Wewoka course. His father, Gilmer Morgan, told of when Gil first became interested in golf in an interview with Bob Hurt. "He was a junior in high school and he came home one day and asked me to help him find his golf clubs," recalled the father. "He hadn't played much golf then. He was too busy with other sports but he had heard the high school team was going to the state tournament the next weekend and he had decided to go." Gil had one week to move from number 11 on the team to number 5 and he accomplished that goal. "That was the only tournament I was in during high school and I shot something like an 85," said Gil. He has many memories from that course but most of his early playing and grooming in the game came while he was attending East Central State in Ada. He was too short to play basketball, and too small to play football on the collegiate level, being 5' 10" and 165 pounds. Gil was encouraged to try the pro tour after becoming an NAIA All-American at East Central State. Morgan went on to attend the Southern School of Optometry in Memphis, and won around 11 golf tournaments in the summers. He tied for third in the Southern Amateur and reached the finals of the Western Amateur. Then, on one occassion, Morgan beat Ben Crenshaw which boosted his confidence with a 5 and 3 victory.
Morgan was playing alot of tournaments in the deep south, and met Bob Carpenter, a real estate man and banker from Bastrop, Louisiana. Carpenter, a former state senator, first saw Gil playing in the Cotton States Open and was impressed with the amateur's ability to hit the ball straight and pure. Carpenter stated, "That got my attention. Then, I got to know Gil. He stayed in my house, played with me in a pro-am. I love him like a son. He's such a fine boy. Don't smoke, drink. Wouldn't lie to you. Wouldn't do anything wrong." Carpenter then formed a syndicate of 10 men to sponsor Gil on the tour, with each supplying $27,500.00 per year for three years and they took 30% of the winnings above the expense money. It was a generous sponsorship and a worthwhile investment for those in the syndicate. Morgan was on his own in the 1976 season, making $61,372.00, and he made $104,817.00 on his own in 1977. In 1978, Morgan won fifth place at the PGA tournament at Oakmont Country Club in Oakmont, Pennsylvania, near Pittsburg. He shot five under par in the final round to score a 67. He took home $13,000.00 in prize money. It boosted his yearly total to an all time best of $134,005.00 with one-fourth of the year remaining. He made a hole-in-one on the 245-yard par 2 eight hole. He hit a one iron into the protected green, and his shot flew into the hole for the ace. The finish pushed Morgan into the number nine spot on the PGA Money Winners List. Later that year, Mogan won the World Series of Golf in Akron, Ohio at the tune of $100,000.00. Then in October, he won the Pacific Club masters Golf Tournament by three strokes held in Gotemba, Japan, winning $300,000.00. Morgan has had a very successful run in professional golf. He is currently a Pro at Oak Tree in Edmond, where he and his wife, Jeanine currently reside. Morgan's generous support through the years has helped our course to grow and enable local golfers to enjoy the game they love.
Course Managers
Through the years Wewoka has seen a number of talented individuals who have worked endless hours to make the golf course the best it can be. The first Caddy Master when the course first opened was T.H. "Spink" Williams Jr. He was responsible for training the original caddies, well before golf carts were available. Spink also defeated Dean Snider in a Match Play tournament in 1949. Dean had helped Floyd Farley design the course. One of the first golf pros who was hired to run the course was Dan Langford, who worked at the course in 1951.
Charlie Bland was the golf pro during the mid 1950's. He was married and had two adorable children. Dr. Tom Williams, son of Spink Williams, worked for Bland when he was in high school during the summers in 1953 and 1954. Tom and his wife Darilyn are still very involved with the golf course and oversee the planting and care of an assortment of flowering plants that help to beautify the course.
Another pro was Don Ivey. He was the pro at the course from 1962 through 1971 and he returned for a second run on April 1, 1977. His first line of action in 1977 was to reopen the driving range and begin lessons for individuals and groups. At that time, the Pokkecetu, the Scotch Foursome and the Ferguson Oil Company's Private Tournament were on his slate. They had just planted new "328" grass which was a finer strain of Bermuda. He also oversaw the Fred Dancey Memorial Golf Tournament which was sponsored by the Wewoka Chapter of the Oklahoma Lung Association.
During Don Ivey's lapse as pro, Ken Chesney assumed the role on April 1, 1975. He and his wife Joyce, took up lease on the nine-hole course to try to make it pay its own way. The city of Wewoka sold them a two-year lease for a $1.00 per year fee. They worked hard to build the course back up. Funds were limited to finance course projects due to slim city budgets. Chesney combined the pro-shop, course and cart rentals with no increase in fees from playing. At this point in time there were 130 memberships.
Dave McKinney became the course manager after Ken Chesney left. He was only the course manager for around a year. The course was then ran for one year by the Wewoka Golf Association Greens Committee. Rick Cavender and Richard Norman helped to organize this effort. Each green was cared for by different individuals from the association. At an interview with Phil Brown in July of 2013, he stated that he had hole seven under his charge. He said he stole fertilizer off of Don Ivey and his hole looked better than the others. Phil, Richard and John Norman would steal the water hoses from each other in their attempt to maintain their greens the best. The pro shop was ran by H.B. Ramage and Mr. Coxey.
From 1983 to 2002 Phil Brown was the golf pro at the golf course. He retired after 18 years of service. Phil stated that the greens had a lot of crab grass in them so they applied sand on top of the old greens but that method did not work. Charlie Bland from Tulsa was hired to rebuild them. The Greens Committee and Dave McKinney decided to make the greesn smaller. Bland was going to mix the dirt around the edge of the greens with the sand. Dr. Wayne Hotine was the head agronomist with the OSU Extension Center and the National Green Committe Chairman. He helped with the greens as well. At the time, there were thirteen indiduals on the Wewoka Greens Committee. They planted bent grass and then Charlie Blands work ended. The bent grass looked good initially, but the crab grass germinated and encroached the greens. They had to poisen the greens to kill it and consequently killed everything. Phil Brown and H.B Ramage reshaped the greens and added contours and replanted them and the bent grass grew beautifully. The greens commitee died out when the Wewoka City Council hired Matt Watkins, a new city manager to trun the town. Phil said the he was hired to be the golf pro at around the same time.
Eddie Colbert was the course manager in 2002. He grew up on the golf course and worked for Don Ivey in the 1960's. Eddie and his brother Cletus created a memorial bench for their brother which can be viewed at the front of the course. Bobby died from lung cancer January 25th, 1998. Bobby had worked at the golf course while he was in high school.
Chris Conn.
Justin Chambers.
Russell Bevelhymer is the current course manager at the Gil Morgan Municipal Golf Course.
The Ladies Golf Association was active for many years and met regulary on Tuesday mornings for a round of golf. The ladies would have a nice luncheon to wrap up the day of play. Often, their meetings were held at the Wewoka Country Club. They also sponsored Scotch Foursomes and prizes were awarded to the winners. They held an annual Wewoka Ladies Golf Association Invitational. They assited with many of the men's tournaments that were held at the Wewoka Public Course as well. The ladies would set up a refreshment stand for golfers to refuel during play at hole 4. They also sold 25 cent chances at the 7th hole for sharp shooting golfers. Another tournament that the women sponsored was the Ladies Golf Guest Day. This tournament brought over sixty women to the course from Guthrie, Bristow, Okmulgee, Wetumka, Holdenville and Shawnee as well as other towns. Prizes were given to the golfer making the longest drive on number one, getting on the circle on number four and seven and for the most accurate drive on number eight. In the early 2000's the ladies hosted the 2 Goys and 1 Doll golf Tournament.
One example of an unusual Scotch Foursome that the ladies group sponsored was on a Sunday afternoon in the late 1970's when the rules for the tournament were for the men to tee off from the ladies's tees and the women to tee off from the men's tees. The main attraction was on the number 1 tee box, where golfers had to sit on a white porcelin commode as they teed off. This awkward positioning produced drives from one foot to 100 yards or more, not to mention laughs and memories to last a lifetime. There was a contest on the number 9 tee box for longest drive for both men and women, and on the number 7 tee box, closest to the hole for men and women. Winners for low gross were Mark Ellis and Madeline Crouch, while Rozanne Turner and John Ramage took second place, and Janis and Randy Brooks placed third. The low net winners were Gene and Denise Stevens, while Shorty and Fay Burk took second and Mary Hague and Lefty Horton finished with third. At a picnic following the tournament, the wives told stories of all the impossible situations thier husbands had put them in, either behind a tree or in a sand trap, as there were no restrooms built on the course yet. That improvement did not come until 1983!
Pokkecetu Tournament
Each year the Dr. Gil Morgan Golf Course hosts the annual Pokkecetu Golf Tournament. "Pokkecetu" is the Creek-Seminole Indian word which means "ball game." This tournament often hosts 120 amateur golfers from many different locations. Traditionally the tournament is held in June but has occassionaly been postponed to later dates in the summer to accomodate for better course conditions. The various flights include the championship flight, president flight, A,B,C,D, and E flights. The tournament runs Friday through Sunday. Below is an excerpt from a 2001 artical written by Margaret Jane Norman, which shares the history of the Pokkecetu.
Norman stated, "Pokkecetu was the name given to the tournament in 1951 by Isaac Walker, a local Seminole Indian and avid golfer. Translated it means "play ball." Walker, along with Albert Norvell, Raymond Reed, Jake Ray and Bat Shunatona conceived the idea for a tournament to promote the newly constructed Wewoka Municipal Golf Course, and raise money to help pay the pro. At that time the course had little more than wheat stubbled fairways when these men dared to see visions and dream dreams. With the aid of the Greens Committee of Bill Biggers, Clair Robbins and Dewey Malloy the idea of a tournament blossomed into a reality and they did indeed play ball in what was to become one of the oldest and longest continuing golf tournaments in the State of Oklahoma. The first Pro-Am format event drew 19 professionals, 105 amateurs and boasted a cash purse of $325.00, according to a story in the Times Democrat in 1951. All of the cash and merchandise prizes awarded winning amateurs were donated and visiting pros were housed in private residences of Wewokans anxious to help the tournament get off to a good start. The Pro-Am format continued through the 1950's with golf notables of the day taking part. Included were Joe Walser, then part owner of Landmark Corporation which owns and builds golf courses, Orville Moody, past winner of the U.S. Open, Terry Wilcox, L.A. Young, Chris Gers, Glen Fowler, Jim Moeller, Stormy Williams, Freddie Schrutchfield, and James Harris." In the 1960's the winners were Jim Wright, R.H. Sikes, Terry Wilcox, Dick Martin, Bruce Wilkerson, Dick Orr, Dennis Ewing, Mark Hayes, Ed Wisdom, and Dwayne Tilley. The winners hailed from Arkansas, Texas and Oklahoma. In 1970 Gil Morgan, Wewoka was a winner together with Terry O'Toole, Ted Goin, Terry Wilkerson, Ed Wisdom, Rod Kimmel, Terry Collier, and Wewoka golfers Mark Kedy and John Norman. In 1979 the course was closed for rebuilding and in 1980 local players who participated were Duncan Payne, brothers T.G. and Wilbanks Harrison, Andrew Bohannon, Hank Edwards, Ben D. Floyd, Spink Williams, Bob Cotton, Cluke Myers, Ed Norman, Dick Roberts, and Gilmer Morgan."
Click Here for 2012 Pokkecetu Tournament Results
1951 L.A. Young
1952 Chris Gers
1953 Glen Fowler
1954 Joe Walser
1955 Jim Moeller
1956 Stormy Williams
1957 Terry Wilcom
1958 Fred Scruthfield
1959 James Harris
1960 Jim Wright
1961 R.H. Sikes
1962 Terry Wilcox
1963 Dick Martin
1964 Bruce Wilkerson
1965 Dick Orr
1966 Dennis Ewing
1967 Mark Hayes
1968 Ed Wisdom
1969 Dwayne Tilley
1970 Gil Morgan
1971 Terry O'Toole
1972 Ted Goin
1973 Terry Wilkerson
1975 Rod Kimmell
1976 Terry Collier
1977 Mark Kedy
1978 John Norman
1984 Steve Ramsey
1985 David Kedy
1986 Cletus Colbert
1987 Jake Bevelhymer
1994 Keith Schelb
1995 David Jennings
2000 Russell Moyer
2001 Mike O'Brien
2002 Beau Galyean
2004 Chris Conn
2005 Tyler Kimrey
2006 Blaine Butner
2007 Jason Meyer
2008 Kurtis Ronck
2012 Tyler Hargus
2013 Blade Knox
2015 Justin Powell
2016 Jarod Baker
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A federal program supplies qualifying child care programs with nutritious meals and snacks. The problem is, too few providers are part of it.
Before the pandemic, Connecticut child care centers missed out on more than $30 million annually in federal dollars for food and nutrition, UConn researchers calculated in a new study. The collective forfeit of those funds does not impact all kids equally, and could have helped an estimated 20,300 children from low-income homes.
"Some families have resources, time — their kids get excellent meals from home," said Tatiana Andreyeva, the lead author of the study. And then there are those families that don't have resources or time and those children may not be getting the most nutritious meals, she said.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Child and Adult Care Food Program supports kids at risk of food insecurity and unhealthy diets by reimbursing food that meets specific nutritional standards. Through the program, families pre-pandemic could have saved an estimated $30.95 in weekly food costs per child, the study found.
"(The program) really helps us to get a hold of better quality food for the children," said Marlene Galligan, the center director at New Haven KinderCare. "A lot of their parents don't have time to do that at home, or maybe don't have the meals to do it at home." KinderCare centers in Hamden and Newington also recently qualified for the program, she said.
Researchers from UConn's Rudd Center for Food Policy and Health surveyed more than 230 Connecticut licensed child care centers about the program in 2019. Centers cited a lack of awareness, burdensome reporting requirements and low reimbursement rates as reasons for non-participation, despite the program's benefits. Researchers also asked about providers' experiences with the program and how to increase its appeal.
"We want more child care centers to be participating in the program," said Andreyeva. "The numbers in our state were pretty low."
More than a third of centers reported they were ineligible for the program because of a lack of low-income children. But the study also showed many providers lacked a full understanding of the program, including whether or not the children in their care qualify.
Close to 37 percent of the centers reported not knowing enough about the program, researchers found, which could be aided by better communication around the state and promotion of its benefits.
Providers also cited administrative difficulties that stood in between them and the funds. Early childhood workers are often overworked and underpaid, research and anecdotal evidence have shown time and time again. And the economic and mental stress of the pandemic could lead to more work and burnout among providers, who may be fewer in numbers and too burdened to take on more paperwork and compliance measures.
"A lot of these are small businesses," Andreyeva said of some child care centers. "They don't have a manager, an administrator. They're doing multiple jobs."
Meanwhile, K-12 schools, which also offer free or reduced price lunch for students from low-income backgrounds, could be better positioned to roll out similar programs. "Schools usually are bigger. They have a central office, they have people just in charge of the paperwork," she said.
Child care workers also have to collect family income information to qualify for the program, which parents sometimes do not feel comfortable giving or fail to do, the survey found. That may involve significant effort trying to connect with families.
"How do you manage all these priorities with limited resources?" said Andreyeva. "They're working at their limit already."
Survey respondents pre-pandemic also noted reimbursement rates were too low to meet program criteria, which may have gotten worse since COVID-19, disruptions to the supply chain and due to rising food prices. In 2019, about 30 percent of program-participating child care centers reported challenges meeting nutrition guidelines within budget.
"It's not enough funding to pay for a quality meal that would meet nutrition standards," said Andreyeva.
Susan Johnson, the director at The Children's Center of New Milford, knows how inadequate the reimbursements can be firsthand. The center is enrolled in the federal program, but Johnson said the dollar amounts can conflict with the actual price of nutritious care.
"They're unbelievably low. They're totally unrealistic in terms of what the cost of food is," she said of the reimbursements. "It's been this way forever, and it's just gotten worse."
Johnson made the point that higher rates will not fix the broader lack of investment in high quality child care, but the funds could be another source of income for an already cash-strapped industry.
"We need the money," she said. "It's about the children. Give them a quality workforce, a quality program."
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Cayla Bamberger covers education for the Connecticut Post. Her writing on national K-12 issues has been published in The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Hechinger Report and Education Week. She's also a graduate of Columbia Journalism School, where she covered New York City public schools.


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The Dorsas have planted five varietals of grapes at La Rusticana d'Orsa – Merlot, Cabernet, Cabernet Franc, Malbec, and Petit Verdot, to blend for an exceptional red table wine. On the ranch, the changes of seasons are best expressed in the vineyards. In the spring twisting sculptural forms begin to show life as their winter gray turns to green. In summer green leaves nourished by the sun and the soil protect tiny green grapes in their shade. In fall leaves turn yellow and grapes show their distinctive colors. In winter after the grapes have been harvested and leaves have fallen, gray sculptural forms reappear, now large and more elaborate.
Frank enjoys working in the vineyards throughout the year. When it comes time to prune the vines, he sets aside an entire vineyard to prune by himself. This simple task, his favorite, bonds him with the earth. The care that Frank and his crew lavish on the grapes by using old fashioned methods has resulted in award winning wines year after year.


Beyoncé has become quite the elusive chanteuse since her tour wrapped up. Sure, there's that whole other tour she and Jay Z are embarking on in the near future, but other than that? Nada. Good thing she's somewhat Internet savvy and updates her Tumblr with the ever-memeable hashtag #mylife so the good people of the world can keep up with her when they're not keeping up with that other krew.
Like most regular people, Beyoncé ventures out into the open air when summer arrives. Unlike most regular people, however, she has her personal photographer capture her venturing out into the open air. Her most recent adventure featured her even more elusive child, Blue Ivy.
B's incredibly skilled at keeping her private life private, so it's always a pleasure when she openly shares images of her family life. It might be a stretch to say the #mylife hashtag humanizes the global superstar because even these photos of Blue Ivy playing in a manicured forest feel like a fairy tale, but somehow it still does. Either way, Blue and Braidyoncé are spending the warmer months the right way: with family. Cue the awes, y'all.


Sorry to hear you're having an issue watching recorded content! Due to my busy schedule it's pretty much my primary way of consuming content these days, so I can appreciate the importance. Were you able to get this sorted out with Ignite Concierge?
So I called the concierge and eventually we managed to get my browser to stream my recorded shows. I had to clear my cache in order to do so.
However, I am still having trouble with one of my STBs. When I or my wife power on the TV/STB. It takes forever, (15 minutes to power up and sometimes I have to reset the box two or three times before it powers up. I checked the diagnostic screen for the STB and I'm getting a good signal (-31db last time I checked) so it's not a signal issue. I suspect it may be something to do with the power settings ... at one point I went into the settings and set the power saving settings for the STB to maximum. The last time I turned the STB on, a few minutes ago, there was a notice in the top right corner of the screen informing me that the STB was just waking up after being on power saver mode for 46+ hours. the STB was extremely slow in responding to commands from the remote (about five seconds after pressing a command before it responded). So I went back into the settings menu and changed the power savings settings for the STB to the minimum. I'll have to monitor it to see if that resolves the problem.
i had to unplug and plug it back.
Just a follow-up to the above: I delayed calling the concierge because everything seemed to be working fine. Then on Wednesday evening my wife complained that her TV wasn't working. She was getting a blank screen and the STB wasn't responding to the remote. She had reset the STB three times by disconnecting power and then reconnecting, and she did get a picture but again the STB wasn't responding to the remote; finally it started responding but it took about 5 to 10 seconds for the STB to respond to commands from the remote.
I called the concierge and was on the phone with him for about 45 minutes while he tried to sort through all sorts of fixes without success. I asked him to send a tech out because it was obvious that sorting it out over the phone wasn't going to work. He tried to dissuade me from having a tech come out until I started to get angry and eventually he agreed but warned me that because of my set-up there might be a charge for the visit. Tech was booked for the next day.
Tech arrived and I walked him through my problems as well as my setup. He then told me that I might need a firmware update for my modem/router. He told me that apparently there have been a number of firmware updates since Ignite TV had been made available to Rogers' customers. He told me that one specific update was to increase the number of STBs that the modem could manage. Apparently at the beginning the modem could only handle a maximum of 5 STBs and the update increased that number to 10. Since I have 5 STBs he thought that this might be an issue with the problems that I have been having. I asked how the update is achieved since I didn't see anywhere on the user interface for the modem where you could check for and obtain firmware updated (my Asus router DOES have this feature). The tech told me that he is not familiar with the UI because when he was in training they weren't given access to the UI (quite frankly, I don't know how he could do an installation if he didn't know his way around the UI!!). He told me that the update could only be done by a tech in the field.
He then appeared to do a factory reset on the modem by sticking a pin into the reset point on the back and at the bottom of the modem. We then had to setup the modem to use my SSID and disable the wifi. Once this was done, we checked all the STBs and found that the startup was noticeably quicker and that the STB was much, much more responsive to commands from the remote. So far so good. We have not had any more issues on any of the STBs, Let's hope it stays that way!!
Well, that didn't last long! One day after the above the same symptoms came back on the same STB. Since I'm not having these issues on the other STBs and the signal I'm getting is good (-43dbM) I thought that the problem must be the STB so I swapped it with one of my other ones. I tried it for a day and while ok at first, within 24 hours I had the same things occur. So, even though I am getting a strong signal (up to 35dbM at times), I decided to connect it a power line adapter/extender. I had to restart the STB a couple of times before it recognized that it is on a wired connection and not WiFi. So far so good. I'll have to keep monitoring and see how it goes.
Sounds then almost like its something about that location?
While the wifi signal may be good (strong) maybe for whatever reason there is interference there from something..
That's what I've been thinking but I've had this STB in this location since June and these problems only started about a month ago. Nothing else has changed in the meantime.
Would love your help on how to do this - can you PM me?
Yes you can, I'm using a harmony hub, and a Slingbox 500 both controlling the Xi6 via IR. The harmony has the profile for the Xi6, but I'm using the X1 profile for the Slingbox. The pronto codes are available if you google around. The normal remote is RF, but IR works as well.
I think the IR port is on the front, so make sure your device pointing the IR signal is pointing to there.
As for what you need to program, look up Comcast boxes, the X1 i believe, and it should work for this one.
Rogers you need to keep up with Bell and allow Android TV like Nvidia Shield to access Ignite TV app.
I am late in joining this discussion party, but maybe still on the bleeding edge of Ignite TV users. I'd like to share my research and installation experiences.
First, information on the physical specifications of the XB6 modem and Xi6 TV Box are very hard to find. It would be nice if these were published on the Rogers web site. This must be the new age for the non-techy user, don't worry about the specs, just use it.
After extensive research I decided to do away with a spinning disk PVR and opted for Ignite TV (sans HomePhone). I expected the install to be fast and simple as my Home Theatre was already in place and only the CGN3 modem needed to replaced with the XB6. As the XB6 only has two ethernet ports I reconfigured three of my devices for wifi.
The install was basically switch the coax cable over, reconnect two ethernet cables over (the tech did not do this), setup the wifi, link the STB using WPS, and pair the remote. The tech was here for 1 hour 40 minutes. A lot of the time was spent getting the boxed provisioned, and measuring the performance on the cable. Excluding the line measurements it should have been 30 minutes and could have been self installed.
There are two risers providing coax cable to my unit, but only one was use. The one used for the previous CGN3 connection seemed to have lower performance than the second, however there was still a "red" warning with one of the measurements. They want everything to be perfect for Ignite so a visit by a senior tech is scheduled for the weekend to try and resolve. TV service works fine and I am getting better than contracted internet speed.
1. I had switched to Bell Fibre a couple of years ago. The existing coax cable was used to connect their router to the PVR. During the installation the tech clipped the ends of the coax cable and installed new connectors. He suggested that the core pin was too short. Well the Rogers tech thought the pin was too long and snipped a couple of millimeters off. I suspect that it really makes no difference.
2. The CGN3 for 100/10 service was self installed a few years ago. Picked it up from a store and by the time I got home an hour later it was provisioned and working fine.
My previous setup had the CGN3 in bridge mode but I decided to simplify my setup, for now, and eliminated the secondary router. It was a minor inconvenience to get all the wireless devices registered to the new SSID. The last time I did this the same SSID was used and it created no end of problems with my Windows PC's.
After the install I verified that my VOIP ATA for telephone service still worked with the XB6 modem/router, and that there were no connection issues with my VPN. Both were good.
Finally, the tech sent an Installation Summary email after his visit. It suggested that many things were done, that were not. Not a problem for me, but could be an issue for some, e.g., verifying complete wifi coverage in my home, demonstration of the remote and cloud PVR, concierge service etc.
How do you review/cancel scheduled recording created that do not have any broadcasts within the 2-week time window?
I tend to set up series recordings as well because it can be easy to forget one week and then miss a favourite program.
Deleting a series recording has always involved a few extra steps but from what I can see on Ignite TV there does not appear to be an option to delete a series recording that is not recording within the current 2 week period. Ignite TV is still very new for all of us but if there is anyone in the Community who has figured out how to delete/modify a series recording outside of the current two week period be sure to chime in!


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Q: Apply label according to the value in the row My Dataframe looks like this:

*
C1
C2

2005-03-31
-4.176624103220332
10.364548764470144

2005-06-30
1.4269361408926793
-3.8354764326157116

2005-09-30
5.483776533348614
10.1320224598959638

2005-12-31
-11.636063047222431
1.5870493058713961

I want check value row by row and apply label as follows:
if Rate of change > 10 then 'rising'
elif Rate of change < 10 then 'falling'
else 'constant'

And Output should be like this:

*
C1
C2
C1_rate
C2_rate

2005-03-31
-4.176624103220332
10.364548764470144
constant
rising

2005-06-30
1.4269361408926793
-3.8354764326157116
constant
constant

2005-09-30
5.483776533348614
10.1320224598959638
constant
rising

2005-12-31
-11.636063047222431
1.5870493058713961
falling
constant

I tried with following code:
def check_rate(x):
    if x >= 10:
        return 'rising'
    elif x <= -10:
        return 'falling'
    elif x > -10 and x < 10:
        return 'constant'

for col in df.columns:
    df[col+'_rate'] = df[col].apply(check_rate)

But, It doesn't return the expected value and the first row shows NaN

A: def classify(x):
    if x>=10:
        return "raising"
    elif x<=-10:
        return "faling"
    elif x > -10 and x < 10:
        return 'constant'
for col in ["C1", "C2"]:
    df[f"{col}_rate"] = df[col].apply(classify)
df

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We're celebrating Person's Day this as well as all the amazing and hardworking women that have helped paved the way for equality, particularly equality in the workplace.
What is Person's Day?
It's the day when the Supreme Court of Canada officially declared females as "persons." Yes, today we might think the idea that women not being viewed as persons is a wild and backward ideal, but this was the reality a mere 90 years ago. And in many parts of the world, women today are still fighting for the chance to be heard and viewed as equals.
We owe this major milestone and declaration of Person's Day in Canada to the Famous Five women, who worked tirelessly to be sure women were included. While we still had many more years to include women of colour and Indigenous women in this equation, the victory in 1929 represented the beginning of a cascading change. These five influential women were prominent journalists, magistrates and politicians from Alberta who were all influenced by the many reform movements that started to take place in the early twentieth century.
It took years of perseverance, though.
After the Supreme Court of Canada struck down the notion of women as persons, the Famous Five appealed their case in front of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council of Great Britain. The committee ruled in their favour, and on October 18th, 1929, they declared that the persons should indeed include females: "the obvious answer is, why should it not?"
What did this mean?
Declaring women as persons meant that females could serve in the Senate and participate equally in other aspects of life in Canada.
Why do we celebrate Person's Day?
Each year on October 18th, we pay extra thanks to celebrate the work of these inspirational women in fighting for gender equality, and to honour and celebrate women's rights and accomplishments. We also honour this day by acknowledging the work we still have to do in continuing the fight for female equality in both society and the workplace, as well as the strides we have made and must continuing making in ending violence against women. While the past 90 years have seen an instrumental amount of change in women's rights in Canada, we are still working hard to ensure we have equal rights in many other areas, advocating hard for support in the workplace with things like paid domestic violence leave, and ensuring women dealing with domestic violence have the necessary supports and resources in place.
Please join us in celebrating Person's Day and take a moment to look back on some of the greatest milestones we've accomplished in the workplace. You can also view the fun infographic and video we compiled with even more historic milestones.
1876 - Dr. Emily Stow, a Pioneer physician, becomes the first Canadian female doctor to practice in Canada.
1897 - Dr. Clara Brett Martin becomes the first woman to practice law in Canada as well as the entire British Empire.
1918 - White Canadian women win the right to vote in federal elections
1920s - The Women's Labour League emerges in Canada. Modeled on the British Women's League, they defend female workers and call for equal pay, maternity leave, birth control and minimum wage laws.
1948-1949 - Chinese, Japanese and Black women are legally allowed to vote in federal elections.
1951 - The International Labour Organization (ILO) passes Convention 100, calling for "equal pay for equal work."
- Many provinces as well as the federal government pass equal pay legislation
- Aboriginal women are legally allowed to vote, but only if they are willing to give up their native status.
1952 - Restrictions are removed on married women working in the federal public services. Previously, female public service employees were fired after getting married.
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2009 - Andrea Howarth becomes the first-ever female leader of the New Democratic Party (NDP)
- for the first time ever, there are more women than men in the labour market
2013 - Kathleen Wynne becomes the first female Premier of Ontario
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