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From Alaska to Florida: 7 Native American-owned hotels for your next getaway
Terry Ward
November marks Native American Heritage Month, a chance to spotlight the indigenous inhabitants of the land now called the United States of America and celebrate the rich traditions and ancestry of the tribes and communities that exist across the country today.
From coast to coast there are incredible properties owned by indigenous people where you can consider spending your next vacation, reaching from the Seminole Tribe in South Florida to the Iñupiat people of Alaska's Arctic region, with many tribes and communities in between.
While many properties owned and managed by indigenous people across the U.S. are found near National Parks and areas of pristine wilderness, you might be surprised to find some more urban hotels in the below mix.
Come for the hospitality, the cultural learnings — and a memorable vacation, too.
Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
Seminole Hard Rock Hotel (Photo by YES Market Media/Shutterstock)
The Seminole Tribe of Florida made modern hospitality history in 2007 when it acquired Hard Rock International for just under a billion dollars, marking one of the largest purchases ever by a Native American tribe.
Among the hotels the tribe owns and operates today is the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, Florida, which underwent $1.5 billion in renovations in 2019. The construction included the Guitar Hotel, with its stringed instrument shape where live music and light shows are regularly on tap.
The property has over 1,200 guest rooms, an onsite casino and a sprawling spa where you can unwind in a private salt suite. And while the resort is not on the beach, it's done a good job of creating a watery playground along an expanse that stretches the length of three football fields where you can paddleboard, canoe and bathe in a lagoon surrounded by cascading waterfalls and palms.
Cabins at Grand Canyon West
Grand Canyon Skywalk (Photo by PiotrSurowiec/Getty Images)
Journey to the West Entrance of the Grand Canyon to stay as guests of the Hualapai Tribe, who wholly own and manage the Grand Canyon Resort Corporation and its attractions within Grand Canyon West.
Those attractions include the best place to stay at the canyon's West Entrance, the Cabins at Grand Canyon West, a collection of cozy and rustic cabins within reach of all the beauty of the West Rim.
Some of the cabins can sleep up to six people and all have porches where you can relax with fresh air and views. Spend your days floating down the Colorado River or checking out the Skywalk attraction (a glass bridge that extends 70 feet out over the canyon) before returning to your cabin to relax under the starry night skies.
The Hualapai Tribe also own Hualapai Lodge, another great base for exploring the Western Entrance of the Grand Canyon from the hotel's location along the longest remaining stretch of historic Route 66.
Hotel Santa Fe
Hotel Santa Fe's Hacienda Suite (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
The only Native American-owned hotel property in Santa Fe, Hotel Santa Fe is majority-owned by the Picuris Pueblo of New Mexico's Sangre de Christo Mountains.
The hotel is not located on sovereign lands but rather in the heart of Santa Fe. And the tribe chose to build its resort here –instead of on the reservation, and without a casino component — in order to appeal to visitors as a meeting venue that has close connections and ties to the native culture.
The onsite restaurant, Amaya, incorporates native food and ingredients (including bison and other Pueblo cuisine) and offers guests a private seasonal dining experience in a teepee. All of the hotel's hallways and rooms showcase Native American art from the tribe's multi-million dollar collection.
Make time for an energy work treatment at the hotel's spa, which incorporates ingredients like white sage and wild pinon sap into therapies.
Top of the World Hotel
A non-profit organization representing roughly 13,000 Iñupiat Alaska Native shareholders owns this remote property in the northernmost city of the United States.
If you want to experience the intersection of Arctic wonders and indigenous cultural learnings, there's no place like the Top of the World Hotel in Utqiagvik, Alaska (the town formerly known as Barrow).
In addition to meeting the local Iñupiat people and learning about their culture through drumming performances, hunting stories and other experiences, you can go on tours of the North Slope and might even get to see the Northern Lights and polar bears in this very special place.
The hotel itself is simple, clean and comfortable. You're really here for the incredible nature just outside the door and the opportunity to learn from the people who know this land best.
The Salish Lodge
Few Pacific Northwest lodges mix ease of access from the city (Seattle is just 30 minutes away) with the wilderness that awaits guests at The Salish Lodge, a spectacular indigenous-owned property in Snoqualmie, Washington. (You might recognize from the early 1990s TV series, Twin Peaks.)
Owned by the Snoqualmie Indian Tribe, the property has guest rooms that feel like true retreats; each has a gas fireplace, lavender and mint bath amenities, a copper kettle and pour-over coffee service and a pillow menu to secure your best night's sleep.
The scents of cedar and eucalyptus permeate the property's award-winning timber and glass spa, with soaking pools, saunas and steam rooms that might make you want to extend your vacation.
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Cape Fox Lodge
Cape Fox Lodge (Photo courtesy of Travel Alaska)
At the edge of the Tongass National Forest in Ketchikan, Alaska, the Alaska Native-owned Cape Fox Lodge is a sublime base for exploring Southeast Alaska in a deeper way than passing through on a cruise ship typically allows.
The hotel has a vast collection of native artworks and artifacts on display, and all rooms have either sea or mountain views and are spread across the main lodge and three detached lodges. The Tlingit tradition of hospitality is alive in the hotel's main restaurant, where you can dig into Alaskan king crab and halibut as well as reindeer sausage and bison dishes.
Spend your days around Ketchikan touring nearby totem parks, scouting for wildlife or heading out on a fishing charter in the salmon capital of the world.
Pechanga Resort Casino
The Pechanga Band of Luiseño Indians own and operate this 1,100-room resort that has the largest casino floor in California with 200,000 square feet of gaming floor with more than 5,000 slot machines and 152 table games.
Near the Temecula Valley Wine Country, roughly an hour's drive from San Diego and 90 minutes from Los Angeles, the Pechanga Resort Casino nods to its native heritage throughout, from the cultural installations in the hotel's lobby (grab a brochure from the concierge desk for a self-guided tour of each piece) to native botanicals incorporated into treatments in the property's luxurious spa.
Even the resort's onsite championship golf course nods to Native American history. At hole five along the gorgeous links-style course that winds through natural canyons, you can see native Kichaa (homes) and a giant boulder with pockmarks worn into it from where Pechanga women once ground acorns for family meals.
For a more intimate stay five minutes from the main resort, sister property Temecula Creek Inn has just 127 rooms and an on-site vegetable and herb garden that's a delight to tour.
Featured photo courtesy of Pechanga Resort Casino
Terry Ward is a Florida-based freelance writer who travels the world with her two young children while contributing to The Points Guy Family, in addition to many other outlets. She has lived in France and New Zealand and has a particular passion for Norway. terry-ward.com


Alzheimer's is an insidious disease that slowly unravels the mind and the self. It shakes families to the core, and forces them to adapt in smart and meaningful ways.
While scientists work feverishly to stop Alzheimer's, there is much to be done for families right now. With funding from MetLife Foundation and in partnership with Cure Alzheimer's Fund, executive producer David Shenk recruited four world-class filmmakers to produce short films, true-life stories, about how individuals and families cope. Greg O'Brien and his family were the subject of a short film produced by legendary documentary producer Steve James. The film is titled, "A Place Called Pluto," and can be viewed on-line at: livingwithalz.org.
Other Living With Alzheimer's filmmakers include: Oscar-winning producer Roger Ross Williams; Oscar-winning director Megan Mylan; and Emmy-winning Naomi Boak.
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Scott Clapp advises seniors as he prepares to retire
By Grace Carr
The global pandemic has officially hit Cascade County and individuals are all being affected in different ways. Within the school district, the class of 2020 said goodbye to what could be their final days of high school, and educators said goodbye to hands-on teaching methods. But for one teacher, saying goodbye to the classroom was a little harder.
Scott Clapp teaches English 7-8 and AP English Literature and Composition at Charles M. Russell High School. He earned the majority of his undergrad in English and history at the University of Great Falls - now the University of Providence - and later attended Walden University Distance Learning. He received his master's degree from Tiffin University Distance Learning in humanities with an emphasis in literature.
Clapp is currently at the end of his 23rd year at CMR. He taught English and social studies for two years between CMR and Great Falls High School, but he switched to CMR exclusively in his third year. He has had the opportunity to teach all grade levels, but greatly enjoys working with seniors. "Seniors have excellent conversation about good literature," Clapp said. "They're smart, so it makes it fun for me and I don't feel like I'm working when I'm teaching."
Unfortunately, the transition to remote learning has put a strain on what Clapp values about a classroom setting. "It's tough not to have the face-to-face discussion," he said. "I value face-to-face the most for discussing, interacting, and bouncing ideas off one another."
Clapp has used his personal online learning experiences to create a platform where students can still have discussions with their classmates through online threads and the occasional Zoom meeting. "It's challenging even with the technology we have," he said. "It's not as fun a dynamic. We can learn well, but it's not as engaging and some kids are struggling. We deal with it the best we can."
Clapp will retire from teaching at the end of this school year. He plans to continue fly-fishing, fly-tying, and working part-time at a shop where he can continue to grow his interests.
He gives a few words of advice to his students: "To outgoing seniors [...] take the lessons that you've learned in school, and as a result of experiencing this particular pandemic, know that the only true way to succeed is through effort. Nothing is meaningful unless a total effort is put into it, so work hard, be kind and do your best. Life will work itself out. We all know where we end up, it's the time in between that matters."
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Our members are great teachers impacting the lives of Great Falls' kids... and they do so much more.
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SpigotGradle is a Gradle plugin meant to make certain tasks easier in terms of developing Spigot plugins.

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}
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## Configuration

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```groovy
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Rothen: Kean is a mix between Cavani and Icardi
Date: 11th November 2020 at 1:15pm
Written by: Conor Clancy @ConJClancy
Former Paris Saint-Germain player Jerome Rothen has described Moise Kean as being something of a mix between Mauro Icardi and Edinson Cavani.
Kean has done well since joining the Ligue 1 champions from Everton this season and he already has five goals and an assist in his seven appearances in France, though Rothen believes that Icardi's price tag keeps him ahead of the Italy international in the pecking order at the Parc des Princes.
"Icardi has scored a lot since arriving and has allowed Cavani to be forgotten," Rothen said to RMC Sport. "But then he stopped a bit.
"We have to admit that Kean brings something more. He's dynamic and can play in the middle of the attack or to the side.
"He's a bit of a mix between Cavani and Icardi. What matters is that he scores though. It'll take some more for him to be ahead of Icardi.
"Icardi cost €50 million last summer, so the weight of his transfer will allow him to play more than someone on loan.
"If he doesn't do well, though, Kean will be an interesting introduction."


it's the first stage of the carefully planned West Don Lands neighbourhood, and a key starting point for Toronto's much-anticipated waterfront redevelopment. It will tie Corktown, one of Toronto's oldest communities, to the Distillery District, and complete the collection of vibrant neighbourhoods that connect the east end of the city to the downtown core.
some of Toronto's most eclectic historic districts.
Home to Toronto's film and media industry, Leslieville is today a highly sought after urban neighbourhood to the east of River City across the Don River, Leslieville has numerous restaurants, boutiques, galleries and antique shops, all centred on historic Queen Street East.
Six thousand residences. Restaurants, coffee shops and retail stores. Offices, schools and child care centres. Artful public spaces and acres of green parkland. There's a beautiful neighbourhood rising from the empty fields of the West Don Lands' industrial past. But it has taken tremendous vision to break ground on this underused parcel of land.
In 2006 things changed. The province put the West Don Lands into the hands of Waterfront Toronto. They developed definitive plans, public funds were set, and development began. Now the area is experiencing an exciting renaissance, and massive steps towards redevelopment have been made. A flood protection landform has been built to protect the area from Don River flooding. Don River Park and the highly innovative Underpass Park are complete.
It's an exciting time to be living in Toronto - a whole new section of the city is opening up. And it's going to be amazing.
Imagine being able to walk out your front door and into the city's most spectacular urban park. The 18-acre Don River Park is a lush urban retreat of rolling hills, native woodlands and open lawns – and River City is situated right beside it. Perfect for running, walking, cycling and just hanging out, it's a beautiful setting for city living.
It was once a dark empty scar running through the north leg of Toronto's West Don Lands district, but today Waterfront Toronto's "Underpass Park" is an urban gem under the Richmond Adelaide ramps. Connecting the north and south portions of River City (and the bulk of the West Don Lands with the Corktown community to the north), this $5 million urban park by Vancouver-based Phillips Farevaag Smallenberg with Planning Partnership of Toronto is the most extensive park ever built under an overpass in Canada, and the first ever in Toronto.
"As the recent launch of River City 2 proves, passionate developers and innovative architects can, with a second phase, not only live up to the challenge of an award-winning lineage"
"[The] artist's rendering makes it look like a city of the future"
"I think the thing that won it for us is that we understand the beauty of industry and nature"
"This is the first phase of Waterfront Toronto's 25 year plan, ...buyers will get a chance to be part of history"
Urban Capital, the developer of River City, is an innovator with a solid reputation for architectural design and environmental sustainability. Working in partnership with the best architects, designers and planners, the company is widely recognized for its role as an urban regenerator and a pioneer of developments in previously industrial or underused areas.
After an extensive public competition that included 18 Canadian and international developers, Urban Capital won the right to develop River City as Waterfront Toronto's first private sector residential development partner. Their focus on design and sustainability was ultimately the deciding factor; today they are a key player in the dramatic transformation of the West Don Lands into a beautiful, central, sought-after neighbourhood.
Winner of eight Governor General's Medals in Architecture and awarded "Best Firm in Canada" by the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada in 2009, Saucier+Perrotte is seen by many as quite simply Canada's premier architectural design firm.
S+P's architecture is a sculptural evocation of landscape, resulting in created forms that defy characterization, forms that are inspired by our surrounding topographies but nevertheless unrecognized in our daily existence.
Urban Capital has brought Saucier+Perrotte's unique style and language to River City in order to create a new residential community unlike any other in Toronto.
Toronto-based ZAS Architects is River City's architect of record. The firm is known for its good city building practices and emphasis on sustainable architecture. With offices in Toronto and the Middle East, it has an extensive portfolio of residential, commercial and institutional work in Canada and abroad.
Offset any remaining impacts so River City is carbon neutral overall.
Reduce what our buildings put into the environment.
Urban Capital has committed to offsetting the approximately 15,000 tonnes of carbon created as a result of both the construction and first year operation of River City's first two phases. After an extensive Request for Proposals process, Urban Capital is pleased to announce that it has chosen to support the New Laos Stove Project in Cambodia, developed by French NGO Groupe Energies Renouvelables, Environnement et Solidarité (GERES).
At 1.22% per annum, the rate of forest degradation in Cambodia is one of the highest in the world. With 80% of its population relying on wood and charcoal for their daily cooking needs, many provinces are increasingly unable to independently sustain their natural wood resources.
The traditional Cambodian way of cooking utilizes large amounts of wood and charcoal. From the physical act of collecting the wood to the economic loss of buying charcoal, along with the indoor air pollution the smoke can cause, traditional stoves can have a significant negative impact on the lives on its users. In addition, the burning of wood and charcoal in traditional stoves leads to the release of significant amounts of carbon.
Created in 1999, the New Laos Stove is an alternative to traditional cooking stoves, requiring through design innovation 20% less wood and charcoal for use. Since it's inception, 2.5 million stoves have been distributed, leading to the reduction of over 1.8 million tonnes of CO2-equivalent emissions between 2003 and 2012 alone.
River City's contribution of over $40,000 to the New Loas Stove Project will help to fund this project and contribute to its expansion across a larger base of end-users. By promoting the ongoing support of the Cambodian people, along with protecting its forest ecosystems and biodiversity, involvement in this life-changing project is something every owner at River City can feel proud of.
Climate change is the most significant environmental risk to the future of our planet. In order to combat this risk, action is needed to reduce our reliance on fossil fuels and other practices that release greenhouse gasses into the environment and cause our climate to deteriorate.
River City is at the vanguard of our society's response to the climate change phenomenon. In designing this development we have taken significant steps to reduce our "carbon footprint" right from the start. However, it is currently impossible to fully eliminate carbon generation in any building, so our aim is to offset remaining impacts to achieve a development that is "carbon neutral."


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Roseland désigne notamment :

Titres

 Roseland, un film de James Ivory sorti en 1977.
 Roseland NYC Live, le premier album concert de Portishead, sorti en 1998.

Patronyme
 William Roseland (1892-1946), homme politique provincial canadien.

Toponymie

Belgique
 Roseland, salle de bal édifiées par l'architecte Arthur Meuleman à Etterbeek, Belgique, devenu le Complexe Albert Hall après son regroupement avec le cinéma Albert Hall.

États-Unis
 Roseland, census-designated place située en Californie ;
 Roseland, census-designated place située en Floride ;
 Roseland, un des 77 secteurs communautaires de la ville de Chicago, Illinois ;
 Roseland, ville située au Kansas ;
 Roseland, une ville en Louisiane ;
 Roseland, un village du Nebraska ;
 Roseland, borough situé dans le New Jersey ;
 Roseland Ballroom, un hall pluridisciplinaire situé sur la , dans le Theater District, à New York ;

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Bottas edges teammate Hamilton in Brazilian GP practice
Published: 09:48 EST, 9 November 2018 | Updated: 16:14 EST, 9 November 2018
SAO PAULO (AP) - Valtteri Bottas and Lewis Hamilton set the pace in practice for the Brazilian Grand Prix on Friday, keeping Mercedes with the edge in the fight for the Formula One constructors' championship.
Bottas edged his Mercedes teammate on a warmer Interlagos track than the expected for the rest of the weekend. The Finnish driver had a lap of 1 minute, 08.846 seconds in the second practice session at the Sao Paulo circuit, with world champion Hamilton only 0.003 seconds behind.
Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel finished third, 0.073 seconds from Bottas. The Red Bulls of Daniel Ricciardo and Max Verstappen ended in fourth and fifth places, respectively, and Vettel's teammate Kimi Raikkonen was sixth.
Mercedes leads Ferrari in the constructor's championship by 55 points.
Bottas could not say what made the small difference between him and five-time champion Hamilton. He insisted the two Mercedes will have to improve to secure the constructors' title.
"We can't be feeling satisfied going to the hotel tonight, everyone will be working," said Bottas, currently fourth in the drivers' championship. "It is a short track, so the margin (for improvement) is small."
Mercedes Valtteri Bottas, of Finland, steers his car during the first free practice at the Interlagos race track in Sao Paulo, Brazil, Friday, Nov. 9, 2018. (AP Photo/Nelson Antoine)
Hamilton said he expects the biggest challenge coming from Ferrari, not Red Bull. He said "the car is feeling better than in Mexico," where he secured his title two weeks ago.
"We got through everything we needed to," he said. "We just need to keep working on it."
Vettel said his performance was troubled by a screw that fell between his legs during the afternoon session. "We found it in the end!" the four-time champion said. "We still have to improve the car because it doesn't feel good yet. If we get the balance in the window tomorrow, then it can be tight (against Mercedes)."
The German driver is under pressure to deliver good performances in Brazil and in the season-ending Abu Dhabi GP after a series of mistakes that left him out of contention for the title.
Red Bull's Verstappen led the first practice session on Friday, with Vettel and Hamilton close behind.
Ricciardo, who was fourth in both sessions, was handed a five-place grid penalty after Red Bull had to replace his turbocharger for the sixth time this season.
The Australian driver, who was on pole position in Mexico, also started from the back because of penalties in Italy and Russia.
"It sounds really simple and silly, but bad luck really is the best term I can use," Ricciardo said.
The second session was stopped after nine minutes because Renault's Nico Hulkenberg crashed entering the front stretch. The German driver was not injured but the car was badly damaged.
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Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton, of Britain, flashes a thumbs up during the first free practice at the Interlagos race track in Sao Paulo, Brazil, Friday, Nov. 9, 2018. Brazil will stage the Formula One Grand Prix's penultimate race of the season on Sunday. (AP Photo/Andre Penner)
Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton, of Britain, steer his car ahead of Hass driver Kevin Magnussen of Denmark, during the first free practice at the Interlagos race track in Sao Paulo, Brazil, Friday, Nov. 9, 2018. (AP Photo/Nelson Antoine)
The Renault car of German driver Nico Hulkenberg is lifted from the track after he crashed during the second free practice at the Interlagos race track in Sao Paulo, Brazil, Friday, Nov. 9, 2018. Brazil will stage the Formula One Grand Prix's penultimate race of the season on Sunday. (AP Photo/Andre Penner)
Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton, of Britain, steers his car during the second free practice at the Interlagos race track in Sao Paulo, Brazil, Friday, Nov. 9, 2018. Brazil will stage the Formula One Grand Prix's penultimate race of the season on Sunday. (AP Photo/Andre Penner)
Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton, of Britain, brakes hard during the second free practice at the Interlagos race track in Sao Paulo, Brazil, Friday, Nov. 9, 2018. Brazil will stage the Formula One Grand Prix's penultimate race of the season on Sunday. (AP Photo/Andre Penner)
Mercedes Valtteri Bottas, of Finland, gets out of his car after the second free practice at the Interlagos race track in Sao Paulo, Brazil, Friday, Nov. 9, 2018. (AP Photo/Nelson Antoine)
Mercedes Valtteri Bottas, of Finland, walks in the pit lane after the second free practice at the Interlagos race track in Sao Paulo, Brazil, Friday, Nov. 9, 2018. (AP Photo/Nelson Antoine)
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Coulepeper History, Family Crest & Coats of Arms
The ancient name of Coulepeper finds its origins with the ancient Anglo-Saxon culture of Britain. It comes from a name for a spicer. The name is derived from two Old English elements, cul and pepper. It meant "pepper gatherer." [1] As spices were rare and expensive in the medieval period, this would have been a valued occupation.
Early Origins of the Coulepeper family
The surname Coulepeper was first found in Kent where the family descend from Culpepers of Bay Hall, Pembury, Kent. It is generally thought that the first record of the family was John de Colepepper (c. 1140) from Bay Hall, Pepenbury. His son, Sir Thomas de Colpepper (1170-c.1200) was Recognitor of the Grand Assize in Sussex. He died in Sussex at the age of 30. Bay Hall Manor was held by the family until 1480 when it was sold Humphrey Stafford, Duke of Buckingham.
In West Peckham, Kent, a Commandery of Knights Hospitallers was founded in 1408, by John Colepepper, one of the judges of the Common Pleas. [2]
Important Dates for the Coulepeper family
This web page shows only a small excerpt of our Coulepeper research. Another 161 words (12 lines of text) covering the years 1290, 1321, 1644, 1725, 1588, 1651, 1660, 1601, 1663, 1600, 1660, 1616, 1654, 1635, 1689, 1677, 1683, 1656, 1723, 1651, 1670, 1632, 1700, 1668 and 1740 are included under the topic Early Coulepeper History in all our PDF Extended History products and printed products wherever possible.
Coulepeper Spelling Variations
Sound was what guided spelling in the essentially pre-literate Middle Ages, so one person's name was often recorded under several variations during a single lifetime. Also, before the advent of the printing press and the first dictionaries, the English language was not standardized. Therefore, spelling variations were common, even among the names of the most literate people. Known variations of the Coulepeper family name include Colepeper, Colpepper, Culpeper, Culpepper, Colepepper, Colpeper, Collpeper and many more.
Early Notables of the Coulepeper family (pre 1700)
Notables of this surname at this time include: Sir Geoffrey Colepeper High Sheriff of Kent; Sir William Culpeper, (1588-1651) 1st Baronet of Culpeper of Preston Hall, Kent; Sir Richard Culpeper, 2nd Baronet of Preston Hall (d 1660); Sir Cheney Culpeper (1601-1663), an English landowner; John Colepeper of Bedgebery (ca.1600-1660), 1st Baron Culpeper of Thoresway, an English politician; Nicholas Culpeper (1616-1654), an English botanist, herbalist...
Another 63 words (4 lines of text) are included under the topic Early Coulepeper Notables in all our PDF Extended History products and printed products wherever possible.
Migration of the Coulepeper family
For political, religious, and economic reasons, thousands of English families boarded ships for Ireland, the Canadas, the America colonies, and many of smaller tropical colonies in the hope of finding better lives abroad. Although the passage on the cramped, dank ships caused many to arrive in the New World diseased and starving, those families that survived the trip often went on to make valuable contributions to those new societies to which they arrived. Early immigrants bearing the Coulepeper surname or a spelling variation of the name include : Henry Culpeper who settled in Virginia in 1663; Jonathan Culpeper settled in Virginia in 1646; William Culpepper settled in New England in 1634; Margaret Culpepper settled in Virginia in 1751..
^ Hanks, Patricia and Flavia Hodges, A Dictionary of Surnames. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1988. Print. (ISBN 0-19-211592-8)
Coulepeper (English)


Several years ago, Sylvia Inks was caught in an uncomfortable dilemma. A childhood friend asked her to be the maid of honor at her wedding, but Inks doubted whether she could – or even should – participate.
Just two years out of college herself, Inks felt the marriage was rushed and a bad idea. Her friend's fiancé had broken up with her at least three times the year before. Plus, something about their relationship just didn't seem right.
But digging deeper, Inks says she became increasingly stressed over the costs of the wedding, too. If she were maid of honor, she says, she would have to fly to the event, then pay to stay at a specific bed and breakfast in Boston for two nights. She would also have to buy a dress and pay for days of meals and a wedding gift.
She didn't think there was any way it could cost less than $750, she says. And at the time, that was money she just didn't have.
Eventually, Inks broke down and told the bride she couldn't be in the wedding. During an hour-long phone call, Inks explained it was too much to spend considering she wasn't yet established in her own career and didn't really approve of the groom anyway. The bride eventually relented, and both were able to let it go.
But Inks is far from the only woman (or man) who has felt pressure to fork over big money to stand in a friend's wedding.
The average price tag to act as a bridesmaid is a little over $1,300, according to wedding authority Weddington Way, although that amount can surge depending on where you live and the bride's requests. That figure includes the costs of travel and lodging, attending a bachelorette party, the bridal shower, a dress, hair, makeup, shoes, and accessories.
If you're lucky enough to be a bridesmaid in five different weddings, as many women are, you can expect to pay a lifetime total of $6,620, the website notes.
While many people can afford to pay this amount over and over again as friends and relatives get hitched, it's natural to expect that bridesmaid duties could be a hardship for many women – especially young women trying to build their own lives.
Part of the problem may very well be the age at which most weddings take place. In the U.S., the median age for first marriages is 27 for women and 29.3 for men, according to Pew Research.
That's later than in generations past, but even in their late 20s, many bridesmaids (and groomsmen) are paying down student loan debt, saving up to buy a home, or saving money for their own weddings. And, like it or not, it can be hard to drop more than a thousand dollars on bridesmaid duties when it requires forsaking your own goals.
So, what should you do if you can't afford to participate or simply don't want to?
Inks says she's glad she had a candid conversation with her friend about costs. And she must have made an impact, she says. After Inks said she couldn't be a bridesmaid, her friend and fiancé wound up eloping at a Sandals Resort in the Caribbean.
From there, you can offer to do something special for the bride or to take on a smaller role in the wedding. Inks says one time she couldn't be in a cousin's wedding, so she spent time helping the bride create a budget and gathering family photos for the event instead. "Be sure to offer to help in areas that are in line with your expertise and what you enjoy doing," says Inks, who now works as a financial coach for small businesses.
Author Erin Lowry focuses on how to deal with weddings and other financial issues for young people in her new book Broke Millennial. Lowry suggests being open and honest and trying to break the news in person if you can.
Saying no can feel "really awkward in the moment," says Lowry. However, it may preserve your relationship better than the alternative. While saying 'no' is difficult, attending a wedding you can't afford only to "keep complaining or nitpicking about cost" or just resenting the bride for putting you into debt isn't a great idea, either.
Plan to Be a Bridesmaid Anyway? Do This.
Some friends are so important that you feel like you have to be in their weddings whether you really want to or not. According to Lowry, it's perfectly acceptable to speak with the bride about costs before and during the process.
"If you decide to still be a bridesmaid, even though it's cost-prohibitive, try to have a conversation with other bridesmaids and the bride herself about your budget," says Lowry. Maybe you can afford the dress and the day-of events of the wedding, but you can't afford to attend the Las Vegas bachelorette party, for example.
The best thing you can do is be honest about your limitations. If your bride gets mad, there's really nothing you can do. And, you never know: It's possible your friend may see the light when you explain the hardship created by the wedding costs. Provided she's not a Bridezilla, she may even tweak her plans to help you save.
That's what Zina Kumok of Debt Free After Three did when she realized her chosen bridesmaids didn't have the money for an over-the-top affair.
If you're struggling to decide whether to be a bridesmaid and money is a factor, start praying now your bride is as reasonable as Kumok. Once she knows what the issues are, it's possible she'll scale down the expectations – and the costs.
If not, you have a decision to make. Will you spend the extra money to be a bridesmaid when you can't afford it? Or, will you bow out?
At the end of the day, only you can decide whether to place priority on your finances – or your friendship.
Have you ever been a bridesmaid when you couldn't afford it? Why or why not?


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Google I/O 2016: The key announcements
By James Titcomb 18 May 2016 • 8:21pm
Google's I/O is the company's annual developer conference Credit: Reuters
Google is hosting its annual developer conference, I/O, at which the tech giant has unveiled a number of major announcements and new products.
Here's a rundown of everything it announced:
We've long had Google Now, which responded to voice queries, but it always seemed a little clunky and impersonal compared to the likes of Siri and Cortana. At I/O it upgraded Now to "Google Assistant", which can respond to queries by searching Google for answers.
Google Assistant can book tickets, order food and, apparently just about anything else.
The Google Assistant: a conversation between you and Google that helps you get things done in your world. #IO16 pic.twitter.com/0bjqyQxVKn
— Google (@google) May 18, 2016
The advantage of Assistant is that it isn't just built into a phone, it spans Google's new messaging app Allo, the new Google Home speaker, Android Auto, and so on.
Amazon's voice-controlled computer, the Echo, has taken the US by storm since it was released. Google, not being particularly amenable to letting other robots into your life has unveiled its own version, Home.
Just by speaking, you can order an Uber, play Spotify, set alarms or just ask questions. Google Home has Assistant built in, and Google claims its voice-recognition technology is the best in class. It will be released later this year.
Allo and Duo
Don't have enough messaging apps? Google doesn't think so. Allo (as in, Allo, Allo) is Google's new "smart" messaging app.
What does that mean? Well, it works like any one of dozens of messaging apps - WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, Hangouts etc - but Google's AI is built in. For example, a feature called "Smart Reply" can suggest responses for when you don't want to type your own. You can also call on Google Assistant within Allo, asking it questions within chats.
Duo, meanwhile, is quite simply Google's answer to FaceTime or Skype, allowing internet video calls. Both are coming for iOS and Android in the summer.
Smart replies
Android N
We've already had a preview of Android N, and we saw a little more at I/O. Google showed off how notifications can be responded to within the alert, rather than opening an app, and multi-windowing, which allows you to make notes while watching a video, for example.
Android N will also automatically close apps that haven't been updated in a while, and offer you a "close all" option on the page screen. Plus, new emoji:
Android N brings more realistic emojis, skin tone variations and 72 new emojis (including bacon & owl!) #IO16 pic.twitter.com/Io8kuQmeJF
Android N still doesn't have a name, but is being opened to suggestions from The Internet. What could go wrong? Android N will be out later this summer, with a developer preview available today.
android N (new version)
Google has been dipping its toes in low-end VR with Google Cardboard for a couple of years, but is stepping up by bringing it to Android N.
A new feature called Daydream will allow certain phones to up their performance to deliver VR, and Google is releasing a Play Store, Street View and YouTube for VR.
Google is also thinking beyond the limitations of Cardboard, and has produced a blueprint for a headset which it will share with third-parties, alongside a natty little controller reminiscent of the Siri-powered pointer Apple unveiled alongside the latest Apple TV last year.
A big update to Android Wear is coming: Version 2.0, which includes several new features. The biggest of these is apps that run within a wearable, rather than relying on a connected smartphone, potentially making a smartwatch a lot more powerful.
It's also become easier to respond to messages: Smart Reply and handwriting recognition are included. There are also new fitness functions that can tell when you're exercising. It'll be out this summer.
Android Wear 2.0 has built in handwriting recognition. pic.twitter.com/1Pucsrn4V4
— Rich DeMuro (@richdemuro) May 18, 2016
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Jim and Elinor Russell have always celebrated their anniversary in a low-key fashion, though they're sure to celebrate it. Not even his wife's lengthy hospitalization would stop Jim from making the day special.
Elinor said the company and the celebration alleviated the monotony of the hospital, if only for a while.
The pair grew up in neighboring Georgia towns. Jim went to a military college, then got drafted to fight in Germany during World War II. When he came home, he went to Georgia Tech, and reconnected with Elinor. The pair eloped on a May night in 1958 and have been together ever since. Their anniversaries usually aren't anything special, save for a trip to Rome here and Hawaii there. It was their children who wanted to make this anniversary mean something bigger.
"My kids decided it would be great to do something special for my bride, so I went along with it," Jim said.


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Youth program delivered in partnership with the Department of National Defence. The program provides opportunities and challenges, development of leadership skills, good citizenship and physical fitness.
Program is designed to offer activities that are both fun and educational.
Note: While the programs introduce cadets to what the Navy is all about, Cadets are not members of the Canadian Forces and are free to leave the program at any time. There is absolutely no expectation to join the armed forces upon completion of the cadet programs.
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JDR Cable Systems (JDR) is an excellent example of how a company focused on serving the offshore oil & gas industry was able to diversify into offshore wind with considerable success.
JDR was a latecomer to the offshore wind market. The company was focused until 2014 on making cables and umbilicals for offshore oil & gas applications. Seeing an opportunity in offshore wind at a time when the supply chain was becoming strained by large-scale development of offshore wind farms in the United Kingdom and Germany, JDR moved into the market and quickly became a major player as the charts below demonstrate.
In its first years as an offshore wind cable supplier, JDR supplied mostly inter-array cables. Recently, the company has won contracts that include export cables as well.
JDR was an independent company based in Hartlepool, UK, until it was acquired by Poland's TFKable during 2017. TFKable, a major manufacturer of a variety of cables for terrestrial uses, was not previously involved in the offshore wind farm business. The acquisition does show the desire of European cable makers to get into the market, however, as the offshore wind becomes more and more promising.
JDR continues to produce its cables at a state-of-the-art facility in Hartlepool, but this is now supported by a group facility in Bydgoszcz, Poland.
When it first entered the market, JDR's offshore wind cabling business was primarily focused on the UK. In recent years, however, it has expanded its focus geographically as well as into new offshore wind technologies. In 2017, JDR was named the preferred supplier for a major US windfarm project in Maryland and won a contract to supply cable for a floating wind farm site in Portugal.
In the US, in addition to being named the preferred supplier for US Wind's Maryland offshore wind farm, JDR took a major step forward in November 2018, signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with McAllister Towing, a leading tugboat operator in the Northeast, for the development and collaborative operation of a US East Cost Offshore Wind subsea power cable service base with an integrated cable training center.


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import { observer } from 'mobx-react';
import * as React from "react";
import Story from "./Story";
import Character from "./Character";
import ItemComponent from "./ItemComponent";
import Interface from './Interface';

interface CharacterComponentProps {
	story: Story;
}

@observer
export default class CharacterComponent extends React.Component<CharacterComponentProps, null> {

	get story(): Story {
		return this.props.story;
	}

	get character(): Character {
		return this.props.story.character;
	}

	render() {
		return (

								{this.props.story.character.name}

					{this.story.config.enableHealth && (

					)}
					{this.story.config.enableStats && (

									{this.story.stats.map(stat => (

											{stat.name}: {this.character.getStat(stat.name)}

									))}

					)}

								{this.character.inventory.items.map((item, i) => (
									<ItemComponent
										key={i}
										item={item}
										onDragStart={() => Interface.onItemDragStart(this.character.inventory, i)}
										onDrop={() => Interface.onItemDrop(this.character.inventory, i)}
									/>
								))}

					{this.story.config.enableGold && (

										{this.character.gold}

					)}

		);
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Tatty Devine's Moomin collection brims with joy and personality
Tatty Devine, an iconic London-based jewellery company ranked as one of the 50 coolest brands in the world by Dazed and Confused, is the brainchild of Londoners Rosie Wolfenden and Harriet Vine. Frustrated with the absence of exciting jewellery available, they founded Tatty Devine in 1999. Already early on their jewellery achieved a cult following with fans that are still standing with the brand 20 years later. Their pieces brim with personality and leave no one feeling grey.
Tatty Devine's new Moomin collection – which includes necklaces, earrings, and brooches – features beloved characters and design elements plucked straight from the world of Moominvalley, created by Finnish artist and illustrator Tove Jansson in the 1940s.
In the collection, Little My, Moomintroll and other fan favourites, are immortalised in Tatty Devine's signature glossy laser cut and layered acrylic. The collection allows us to adorn ourselves in delicate floral motifs, hand-penned by Tove Jansson, digitally printed to appear as though they've jumped from the pages of a well-thumbed Moomins book.
"We have always greatly admired Tove"
Rosie Wolfenden and Harriet Vine, the founders of Tatty Devine, said of the collaboration: "We have always greatly admired Tove. There is a natural synergy in the underlying messages of friendship and love that flow through both of our creations."
They continued: "Tove Jansson's Moomins have a special place in our hearts – as children we loved the stories and as women we are inspired by Tove's fearlessness and creative passion."
Sophia Jansson, creative director of Moomin Characters and niece of Tove Jansson, said: "Moomin and Tatty Devine share a significant fan base of cool, young women who love the bright and the bold and who cherish craft, design and creative integrity. We are delighted to be collaborating with them on this beautiful range."
Designed and handmade in-house
All Tatty Devine jewellery is designed and handmade in-house by a small, skilled team of makers with a passion for perspex and ensure every piece boasts the quality and unique stamp that's become synonymous with the label.
"The Moomins have endured for generations by staying true to their values whilst always remaining relevant – much like we strive to do at Tatty Devine," Rosie Wolfenden and Harriet Vine added.
The collection combines inspiration from Moomin author and illustrator, Tove Jansson's extensive catalogue of character and pattern designs with the bold, fun and eye-catching Tatty Devine style.
"Tove's passion was producing beautiful art and designs and, similarly to Rosie and Harriet of Tatty Devine, she was not afraid of making a bold statement and expressing herself through her art in a time when personal expression was being threatened," Sophia Jansson added.
About Tatty Devine
Tatty Devine is the go-to brand for original and fun statement jewellery. The cult jewellery label was born in 1999 in the heart of East London by founders Rosie Wolfenden and Harriet Vine (in the picture below in front of Tove Jansson's atelier in Helsinki, Finland), fresh from art school and with "no intention of getting real jobs".
Alongside their classic, limited edition and seasonal capsule collections, Tatty Devine love to collaborate with artists, designers, charitable institutions and their favourite cultural spaces. Most recently, partnerships with Poppy's Papercuts and the Fawcett Society have emerged fresh from the laser cutter, in celebration of the Year of the Woman and Vote 100.
In 2013, the founders Rosie and Harriet were awarded MBEs for Services to the Fashion Industry, MBE standing for Member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire – an award granted for for example remarkable contributions to the arts and sciences.
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Community Metro
Local high school students raise funds to make their mark with Stove Works mural
October 15th, 2019 | by Emily Crisman
Mark Making contributed photo / Tahlia Smith, Ricardo Nache, Kennedy Bass and Skylar Muhammad, from left, are raising funds for a mural displaying issues that affect their lives, including bullying, gun violence and drug abuse.
Bullying. Drug abuse. Gang violence. In many local schools, these are issues students face daily.
Since 2016, Chattanooga has had 120 homicides, many of them gang related. Quintasia Tate, Te'unte Rice, Malik Sawyer, Eric Fluellen, Kentrell Provens, Jaylen Hymon and Jalen Little are just a few of the local teens who have fallen victim to the city's gun violence.
Four local high school students are working to raise awareness and turn their schools into places for learning instead of fear, which they plan to do by using a mural on the Stove Works building in the Southside — if they're able to raise the money necessary to pull it off.
"When we originally came up with the idea, we thought those are the issues teens are facing the most today," said Tahlia Smith, a 16-year-old student at Central High School and manager of the project. "I personally feel like a mural was a perfect way to incorporate all of those things and turn pain and hurt into something beautiful."
And Stove Works, a former coffin factory, provided a perfect location for a memorial for local teens who have died from gun violence.
Mark Making contributed photo / The Stove Works mural team meets to discuss their design, which involves issues they face each day including violence, drug use and bullying. They feel the former coffin factory is the perfect location for a memorial to local teens killed by gun violence.
Tahlia, along with 17-year-old Chattanooga Girls Leadership Academy students Kennedy Bass and Skylar Muhammad and 21-year-old Howard High grad Ricardo Nache, all previously participated in Magic Markers, a local summer job preparation program that compensates teens for their work. This past summer, participants were asked to form groups and come up with their own projects, said Frances McDonald, executive director of Mark Making, which hosts the summer work program.
Tahlia's group chose to create a mural of the biggest issues they face.
The overall cost of the mural is $13,896, which includes $5,100 to pay the teens, $2,000 for professional artists that helped with the design, $3,718 for supplies and equipment, and $978 for documentation and a launch party.
Through an ArtsBuild grant and individual donations, the group raised $6,600. To raise the remaining $7,296, they started a Go Fund Me campaign which had raised more than $3,000 as of press time.
"I think people should contribute because if you're an adult and have kids, it could have been your kids going through one of these issues," Tahlia said. "It's up to us to change the world, and it's up to us to make a difference."
To learn more or to make a donation, visit gofundme.com/f/teenmuralforchange.
Email Emily Crisman at ecrisman@timesfreepress.com.
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Three power units pushing this unmanned sled shows how it's done!
On the plains in the midwest somewhere between Kansas and Colorado, this scene plays out each time a major storm dumps snow. The only thing that would be better than watching it is being in the cab of the locomotive. The onboard view must be spectacular!
Spreaders come in various forms from typical Jordan variety which are manned to this example of a weighted down sled being pushed by 3 diesel locomotives. In the off season, the spreaders are also used for ballast maintenance.


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A Conversation with Dr. Meena Seshamani, Director of Center for Medicare
During this exclusive briefing for reporters, Dr. Meena Seshamani, M.D., Ph.D. director of the Center for Medicare and deputy administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, provided opening remarks and responded to audience questions. Sarah J. Dash, president and CEO of Alliance for Health Policy, moderated the question-and-answer period.
Meena Seshamani, M.D., Ph.D., Director of Medicare, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
Meena Seshamani, MD, Ph.D., is an accomplished, strategic leader with a deep understanding of health economics and a heart-felt commitment to outstanding patient care. Her diverse background as a health care executive, health economist, physician and health policy expert has given her a unique perspective on how health policy impacts the real lives of patients. She most recently served as Vice President of Clinical Care Transformation at MedStar Health, where she conceptualized, designed, and implemented population health and value-based care initiatives and served on the senior leadership of the 10 hospital, 300+ outpatient care site health system. The care models and service lines under her leadership, including community health, geriatrics, and palliative care, have been nationally recognized by the Institute for Healthcare Improvement and others. She also cared for patients as an Assistant Professor of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery at the Georgetown University School of Medicine. Dr. Seshamani also brings decades of policy experience to her role, including recently serving on the leadership of the Biden-Harris Transition HHS Agency Review Team. Prior to MedStar Health, she was Director of the Office of Health Reform at the US Department of Health and Human Services, where she drove strategy and led implementation of the Affordable Care Act across the Department, including coverage policy, delivery system reform, and public health policy. She received her B.A. with Honors in Business Economics from Brown University, her M.D. from the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, and her Ph.D. in Health Economics from the University of Oxford, where she was a Marshall Scholar. She completed her residency training in Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, and practiced as a head and neck surgeon at Kaiser Permanente in San Francisco.
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Q: how to get the unique id of array element on click through angularjs from firebase database HTML:

                                Name
                                Age
                                Gender

                                 {{ user.name }}
                                 {{ user.age }}
                                 {{ user.gender }}
                                <button class="btn btn-warning" ng-click="getObjectId()">Get Id</button>

App Js:
var crudApp = angular.module('crudApp', ['firebase']);
crudApp.controller('getIdController', ['$scope', '$firebaseArray', function($scope, $firebaseArray){

    var ref = new Firebase('https://blistering-fire-4719.firebaseio.com/users');

    $scope.userData = $firebaseArray(ref);

    $scope.getObjectId = function(){

        $scope.userData.$loaded()
            .then(function(id){

            var obj = id;

            console.log(obj);

        });
    }
}]);

Explanation:
Ok here In firebase i have User table and it has 3 objects each with unique id. Currently I am trying to extract the unique id for object on click of Get Id button in html. But the problem is if I do console.log(id) the function getObjectId() gives me //Array [ Object, Object, Object ].. clicking on object takes me to its data and it has $id as -K9jyc0K9i28h53d23Uw..
Is there any way to get the unique id for a particular element on clicking the button
I want this unique id to be shown for element on clicking a particular element/object in html.
Please help.

A: If your user object has the id property on it, you can just refer directly to that.  You can pass it as a parameter from your ng-click directive:
<button ng-click="selectUser(user)">

and in your controller:
$scope.selectUser = function(user) {
    console.log(user); // should emit the user object.  is id a property?
}

If all of your objects use the same property, you can have a single function:
$scope.showObjectId = function(object) {
    alert(object.id);
}

A: You can show the id in the html like this (within the ng-repeat):
 {{ user.$id }}

Or send it to the ng-click function (within the ng-repeat):
<button class="btn btn-warning" ng-click="getObjectId(user.$id)">Get Id</button> //Just send the id to the function
<button class="btn btn-warning" ng-click="getObjectId(user)">Get Id</button> //Send the etire user object to the function

And in you javascript you can use it like this:
$scope.getObjectId = function(user){
//If you only send the id to this function you can get the entire user object like this (it gives a $firebaseObject i think):
var user = $scope.userData.$getRecord(user);
//Here you can do anything with the user
//Update user data
$scope.UserData.$save(user);
//Remove user
$scope.UserData.$remove(user);
}

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With more and more people searching online for information to help them with their buying decisions, content marketing is becoming one of the most effective ways to attract relevant visitors to your website and increase your sales leads.
When managed in a strategic, targeted manner, content marketing will give your website a significant online presence and attract many more potential customers.
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Buck Hannassey: Remember, the Terrills ain't no friend of ours.
Julie Maragon: I'll choose my own friends.
Buck Hannassey: Oh, that won't do. You got to be on one side or the other. You can't have it both ways.
Soon than expected, McKay discovered a bitter blood feud between the Terrills, owner of a huge ranch, and the Hannasseys, simple mountain men..
Extreme hatred united the two families, the two cattlemen Major Terrill (Charles Bickford) and Rufus Hannassey (Burl Ives).
"The Big Country" is distinguished by its magnificent landscapes... The high, wide and impressive buggy ride spread out a lavish, sumptuous scale of the State of Texas as never has been carried to the silver screen..
The film is about land and its influence and power over people... A story that can occur everyday in every country, zone and family... The love, the hatred, the war for land, for power, for water rights... always for an asset!
If you like big action, big fights, big love, don't miss it!


Online kindergarten registration begins April 4 for families of rising kindergartners (age 5 or older by Sept. 1, 2016). Parents may start the school registration process by accessing registration on the website for their child's new school. To complete registration, parents/guardians will need to attend registration activities at the local schools on May 5 to submit birth records and required health and residence information. Families are encouraged to bring their rising kindergartener to the school event for important screenings and activities. Times and activities for the May 5 Kindergarten Registration activities vary from school to school so contact the local school for details. Check your school's website for more info.
Kindergarten in GCPS is a full-day program. Registration for the new school year takes place before the summer to provide time to organize classes and to allow students to participate in local school activities that will help them get ready for their first day of school. The first day of school for the 2016-17 school year is Monday, August 8, 2016.
" located in the middle of the page, then select "Kindergarten") for more information and school phone numbers.
It's important for rising kindergarteners to participate in this exciting day for their family. Schools offer activities and screenings on registration day. Parents and guardians should check with their school for details.
Documents presented for residency verification must include the same address as the accompanying utility bill.
An exception: A deed without an address is acceptable if accompanied by two utility bills (excluding telephone bills) with same address in the attendance zone.
A contingency contract is not acceptable. If the parent lives with a friend or family member and needs information about verifying residency, he or she can call the local school regarding a third-person affidavit of residency.
A Georgia certificate of immunization. By state law, a valid certificate of immunization (Form #3231) or a notarized Affidavit of Religious Exemption (available from school) is required for enrollment. The certificate of immunization must be completed by the health department or a private physician. A valid Form #3231 must be marked with either "Date of Expiration" or as "Complete for School Attendance." (A certificate marked with a "Date of Expiration" expires on the date indicated. A current certificate must be submitted within 30 days of expiration.) A medical exemption, if applicable, should be noted on Form #3231 with a current date of expiration.
Evidence of vision, hearing, dental, and nutrition screening obtained in the past year. This information should be on a current Georgia Form #3300 (rev. 2013), available from the health department or a private physician and dentist and dated within the last 12 months. Letters from appropriate healthcare professionals and out-of-state certificates are acceptable, if completed within the last 12 months and stapled to the state form.
Photo ID. The person enrolling a student should present proper identification. This identification may include a driver's license, a state identification card, a passport, or other official photo identification, such as an ID card obtained through an official government agency or consulate.
Proof of custody/guardianship. Proof of Guardianship is required for registration if the enrolling adult is not the birth parent. To learn more, contact Gwinnett County Probate Court at 770-822-8250.
The child's social security number. State law requires that schools ask for this number at the time of enrollment. Students will be enrolled, even if the number is not provided. However, parents not providing a number will be asked to sign a waiver.
A copy of the Pre-K progress report if the child has attended a state Pre-K program. Parents also can bring the final Pre-K assessment to the teacher when the new school year begins. The information can serve as a benchmark of the child's skills and abilities.
If parents are not sure which school their kindergartner will attend, they should call the GCPS Planning Department at (678) 301-7085. Parents and guardians who feel more comfortable speaking a language other than English, should be ready to call with the assistance of a bilingual relative or friend in case an interpreter is not immediately available. Translated materials will be posted to the 2016 Kindergarten webpage by April 4. Families can find additional resources- including tips for preparing for kindergarten, what to expect, ways to be involved, a 2016-17 calendar and curricular information- on the Kindergarten Registration page.


HOME-grown star Laura Geitz will lead the Queensland Firebirds in next year's Trans-Tasman Championship after being named captain.
The outstanding defender follows in the footsteps of Lauren Nourse who retired at the end of last season.
The 25-year-old, who made her debut for the Australian Diamonds in 2008, said she was thrilled to be offered the role and was looking forward to having the chance to lead the team to its second ANZ Championship.
"Being handed the captaincy is a huge honour and privilege," Gietz said.
"Winning in 2011 was a major achievement and I'm determined to repeat that success with our current crop of talented players."
As well as winning the title, Gietz was also a member of the Australian world-championship winning team in 2011.
Last season's Firebirds player of the year Natalie Medhurst has been promoted from the leadership group to vice-captain.
The Firebirds open their campaign against the Southern Steel at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre on March 24.


Our staffed stations have posters showing the opening hours of the ticket office and other useful information. You can also check the opening times online or via our OnTrack app.
However, at peak times, and particularly at the start of the week, queues can be longer. We'll publish the peak times on a poster at each of our staffed stations.
Ticket vending machines are available at many of our stations and offer a quick and easy way of buying a wide range of tickets with cards or cash.
Avoid the queues and buy your ticket online.
Buy or renew a season ticket online.
What travel information do you provide at stations?
We display timetable posters at every station and pocket versions are available from the ticket office. We also put up large notices warning you in advance of any engineering work that is coming up and how it will affect journeys to and from the station.
Most of our stations also have customer information screens on the platforms or concourses that give live train time updates. Some smaller stations have a help-line telephone where you can speak to an operator.
If you need assistance, for example you have a visual impairment and require information, please ask a member of staff to help.
We offer an assisted travel service if you need help at our stations. Ideally we ask for 24 hours' notice so we can make sure that someone is available to help you.
No, unfortunately not all of our stations have step-free access to platforms.
We're working with Network Rail to improve station facilities across our network – including providing step-free access to those stations that don't currently have it.
Check which stations have step-free access on our route map.
See what facilities are available where you get on and get off or transfer in our station information.
We try to make sure that our stations are regularly cleaned to give you a pleasant travelling environment. Our larger stations are cleaned daily and our smaller ones every few days. We aim to remove graffiti within 48 hours of it being reported.
We have health and safety responsibilities to passengers and staff and a duty to keep stations clean. Pigeon fouling is a major cause of complaint, so we do our best to minimise it.
We try to stop pigeons from roosting by installing pigeon netting or spikes on supporting beams.
Can I smoke or use an electronic cigarette at stations or on trains?
No. We have a no smoking policy regardless of the type of device.
We don't allow e-cigarettes (electronic cigarettes) on our stations or on our trains because they can make other passengers feel uncomfortable and can lead people to think that smoking cigarettes, cigars or pipes is allowed.
Yes. You're welcome to take photos of our trains and at the stations that we manage. If any of our employees will be in your pictures, please ask their permission first.
Please only enter areas that are open to the general public and don't cause an obstruction to passengers or staff. If you're planning to take more than just a few snapshots, please check with a member of station staff first to make sure you won't inconvenience other passengers.
You must not use a flash, because this can distract our train drivers. If your camera has an automatic flash please turn it off before taking pictures.
Our staff may occasionally ask photographers not to take pictures, to move to another part of the station or to leave the station. They will always explain why this is necessary, but please bear in mind that our staff have many things to consider – primarily the safety and security of our passengers.
Please ask for permission if any photographs taken of our trains and property are for publication. Enthusiast photographers can take photographs at stations for private purposes, provided they are not sold except to enthusiast magazines.
We ask you follow the Guidelines for Rail Enthusiasts. We support these guidelines which are designed to help remind enthusiasts of their responsibilities when visiting stations.
For more information about commercial organisations and new broadcasters getting permission to film at any of our stations or on our trains please contact us.


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Chinese police to crack down on price-gouging of flight tickets to China
Four Chinese COVID-19 vaccines undergoing phase-3 clinical trials
China's military 'will not dance to US' tune'
Hong Kong welcomes mainland medical staff
Hong Kong's leader and residents on Friday welcomed the arrival of 164 mainland doctors and nurses enlisted to assist with the city's massive coronavirus testing, which is open to online registration on Saturday.
Police in Chinese cities such as Beijing and Shanghai have established special teams to investigate and crack down on the price-gouging of flight tickets to China amid the COVID-19 pandemic, vowing to maintain the market's order and protect the interests of passengers, Chinese media reported on Friday.
Four Chinese COVID-19 vaccine candidates have started international phase-3 clinical trials, according to the State Council joint prevention and control mechanism against COVID-19.
The Chinese military opposes the United States ramping up its pressure and provocations against China, and promises to take "every measure necessary" to safeguard national sovereignty, security and development interests as bilateral relations face an "unusually severe and complicated situation", the Ministry of National Defense said on Thursday.
Mainland maritime police seize HK rioters at sea upon escaping
Chinese mainland maritime police arrested more than 10 people suspected of illegally crossing the border in waters under mainland jurisdiction, among whom Hong Kong media reported was an anti-government rioter who violated the national security law for Hong Kong and was released on bail pending investigation.
Senior official stresses stabilizing employment for poor laborers
Hu Chunhua, a member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, on Thursday stressed achieving the goal of stabilizing employment for poor laborers.
Registration-based IPOs debut accelerates China's capital market reform
The first batch of registration-based initial public offerings (IPOs) of 18 enterprises debuted on Monday on the ChiNext board, China's NASDAQ-style board of growth enterprises, marking a milestone for the country's capital market reforms.
Foreign nationals from several other Asian countries including Cambodia, Laos, Japan, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Brunei, Singapore, Indonesia, and Vietnam holding valid residence permits for employee, personal affairs, or family reunion may apply for visas free of charge at Chinese Embassy in these countries starting from 22 August 2020 with an appointment.
Updated | Travelers from these countries need COVID-19 certificates
The list of countries where China-bound passengers are required to obtain COVID-19 negative certificates before boarding will be adjusted as necessary. Please pay close attention to any adjustment.
Ferries between Wanzai and Macao back in service
Ferry service between Wanzai Checkpoint and Macao's Inner Harbor Terminal (Yuet Tung Pier) resumed Aug 20 after a five-month hiatus due to the COVID-19 outbreak.


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Bill Shine is OUT as co-president of Fox News amid series of sexual harassment scandals and is replaced by two longtime executives - including a woman
Bill Shine has resigned as co-president of Fox News after less than a year
This follows a meeting Shine had last week with owner Rupert Murdoch
Shine's departure is the latest shake-up at Fox, which has seen Bill O'Reilly and former president Roger Ailes fired in the last year due to sex scandals
Shine reportedly advocated to keep O'Reilly despite sexual harassment claims
Two longtime Fox News executives will be replacing Shine
Suzanne Scott will be the new president of programming and Jay Wallace will be president of news
By Ashley Collman For Dailymail.com
Published: 14:37 EST, 1 May 2017 | Updated: 13:56 EST, 2 May 2017
Bill Shine is out as co-president of Fox News, after less than a year in the job
Bill Shine has resigned as co-president of Fox News, after less than a year in the job.
Shine had reportedly become an unpopular figure at the network in recent weeks, following the ouster of Bill O'Reilly amid a new sex scandal at the right-wing network.
Women were reportedly planning to circulate a petition calling for Shine to be fired before he stepped down Monday, a source told New York Magazine.
Shine, who has been at the company since its launch in 1996 and is described as Murdoch's 'right-hand man', reportedly walked into his boss's office around 9am Monday morning and said: 'What are we doing here?'
Then the two worked out an exit deal, New York Magazine's Gabe Sherman reports.
'Sadly, Bill Shine resigned today. I know Bill was respected and liked by everybody at Fox News. We will all miss him,' Rupert Murdoch, owner of Fox News, said in a memo to staff.
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Fox News owner Rupert Murdoch wrote that Shine 'was respected and liked by everybody at Fox News,' in a memo to staff on Monday
Last week Shine, right, was pictured meeting with Fox News owner Rupert Murdoch (second left) and his co-president Jack Abernethy (second right)
Shine has been accused in the past of helping cover up former president Roger Ailes' conduct towards Fox News employees by 'silencing and smearing women who complained,' Media Matters reported.
He was also named in former Fox News personality Andrea Tantaros' lawsuit against network executives, who she said operated Fox News 'like a sex-fueled, Playboy Mansion-like cult'.
This comes exactly a week after Shine had a lunch meeting with Murdoch and his co-president, Jack Abernethy.
Shine was promoted to the position of co-president last August, after longtime president Roger Ailes resigned amid a sex scandal.
Since then, Shine has had to deal with the loss of Megyn Kelly to rival NBC News as well as the O'Reilly sexual harassment allegations. O'Reilly was forced out of his job last month, while on vacation.
Shine was promoted to the position of co-president last August, after longtime president Roger Ailes (left) resigned amid a sex scandal. Since then, Shine has had to deal with a new sex scandal involving Bill O'Reilly (right), that resulted in the longtime anchor's firing last month
Shine reportedly advocated to keep O'Reilly, against those gunning for him to go - Murdoch's sons Lachlan and James.
Douglas H. Wigdor, an attorney representing three black women who claim they were racially discriminated at the company, took the news as a win for his clients.
'While long overdue, we are pleased that 21st Century Fox has taken a step in the right direction by permitting Bill Shine to resign and that our recent court filings apparently influenced that decision. Much more needs to be done, however, including holding Dianne Brandi [EVP of business and legal affairs] accountable for permitting a known racist to prey upon our clients and acknowledging and accepting responsibility for the harm our clients have and continue to suffer,' Wigdor said.
Shine's position will now be split between two longtime Fox News executives.
Suzanne Scott, Fox's executive vice president for programming and development, will now be president of programming, while Jay Wallace, EVP of news and editorial, will be president of news.
Shine will be replaced by two longtime Fox News executives, Suzanne Scott (left) and Jay Wallace (right). Scott will be the new president of programming and Wallace will be the president of news
'Suzanne and Jay are recognized industry leaders. They have both played a large part in assembling the deepest bench of talented broadcasters and journalists. They will lead FOX News to an even more successful future,' Rupert Murdoch said.
While replacing Shine with a woman seems to point a shift in culture at the company, experts have pointed out that Scott is not exactly a champion of feminism.
One ex-Fox News employee told NPR's David Folkenflik that Scott is 'a nightmare - just as bad as the rest'. A current employee said she was 'worse than Shine'.
Scott also featured prominently in Fox News contributor Julie Rogninsky's lawsuit against the company this year.
Roginsky claims that she was offered a permanent spot on Fox News' The Five if she would have sex with Roger Ailes.
In the lawsuit, she says it was well known in the company that if she crossed Ailes she would be 'retaliated against by those who reported to him including Bill Shine, Dianne Brandi [EVP of business and legal affairs], Suzanne Scott and [Fox News spokesperson] Irena Briganti.'
The suit also details how Scott responded to Gretchen Carlson's lawsuit against Ailes.
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'In July 2016, when former Fox News host Gretchen Carlson filed a sexual harassment and retaliation complaint against Ailes, Fox News employees including contributor and Ailes' confidante Angela McGlowean, Executive Vice President of Programming Suzanne Scott and on-air host Kimberly Guilfoyle, as well as others, sought to recruit Fox News employees and contributors to retaliate against Carlson by publicly disparaging her. They characterized this retaliatory onslaught as supporting "Team Roger."' the lawsuit reads.
Sherman tweeted that Scott was in charge of enforcing a mini-skirt dress code at the company when Ailes was president.
Through a Fox News spokesperson, Scott said she never asked any women at the company – on-air or off-air - to support Ailes
Following rumors last week that Shine was on his way out, anchor Sean Hannity tweeted words of support for his boss.
Responding to another report by Sherman, Hannity tweeted: 'Gabe i pray this is NOT true because if it is, that's the total end of the FNC as we know it. Done. Best Sean.'
The host then continued to discuss the story, even going as far as to claim Shine was being sabotaged by someone within Fox News.
'Somebody HIGH UP AND INSIDE FNC is trying to get an innocent person fired. And Gabe I KNOW WHO it is. Best Sean.
'I'll change it. #Istandwithshine.'
Sherman reports that Hannity has a 'key man clause' in his contract, meaning that he can get out of his contract at any time if Shine leaves. Since Hannity was loyal to Shine, it raises questions about whether Hannity will stick around now that he is gone.
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