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About Ashoka United States
Gabriel Coddou
Ashoka commemorates and celebrates the life and work of this deceased Ashoka Fellow.
This description of Gabriel Coddou's work was prepared when Gabriel Coddou was elected to the Ashoka Fellowship in 1996 .
In indigenous communities in southern Chile, Gabriel Coddou is organizing children's choral groups that present songs in their native language's in festivals and concerts throughout the country. In addition to developing the musical talents of their participants, the choral groups are playing important roles in preserving languages and cultures at risk of extinction, building the self-esteem and confidence of the children and their families, reinforcing their commitments to education, reactivating participation in community endeavors and combating discrimination by exposing the broader society to the cultures and talents of indigenous people.
The essence of the idea that Gabriel Coddou is implementing in southern Chile is that children's choral groups are a remarkably versatile and effective instrument for addressing the many ills that afflict indigenous communities throughout the Andean region. The choral groups learn songs in their native languages and perform them in local festivals, on television and in concerts and other gatherings throughout the country. Their activities are nurtured and sustained by a support system that is contributing in important ways to the preservation of indigenous languages, encouraging citizens to join forces in a wide variety of community endeavors and helping unite communities that have been both isolated and badly divided for many years.The opportunity to sing in the choral groups and to travel and perform throughout Chile offers children from the poorest segments of rural Chilean society opportunities to broaden their horizons through exposure to new experiences. It also gives them pride of accomplishment and strengthens their desire and interest in continuing their education. In addition, the choral groups are "living advertisements" of the benefits of cultural diversity and unusually effective vehicles for transmitting other important and timely social messages.
In the Andean region of Latin America, there are more than 500 different indigenous cultures and languages. In parts of the region, including Bolivia, indigenous people make up the majority of the population. In Chile, in marked contrast, indigenous communities are widely dispersed throughout the country and constitute only a small percentage of the population. But throughout the region, among the dominant Spanish-speaking groups, there is very little recognition of the diversity and richness of indigenous cultures.Centuries of colonization and the imposition of Western political structures and values have resulted in the disappearance of many of the traditional cultural practices of indigenous groups. They have also left a worrisome void in citizen participation in community activities. From today's perspective, there is an urgent need for new social structures to replace those that have been destroyed by poverty, domination and discrimination. There is also good reason to search for new ways to bring the languages and cultures of the region's diverse indigenous groups to the attention of the broader public.In Chile, there are several groups of indigenous people who have long endured severe discrimination and whose cultures and languages are threatened with annihilation by the dominant society. In the isolated rural areas of the archipelago of Chiloé in the south of Chile, for example, the Huilliche people have lost much of their cultural heritage, and their language has all but disappeared. For these descendants of the first inhabitants of the southernmost part of the area, mounting poverty and years of isolation, oppression and discriminatory treatment have resulted in an increasingly evident and socially destructive loss of self-esteem.As traditional social structures are increasingly threatened, so to the ecosystems in rural indigenous communities are rapidly being destroyed by the unsustainable extraction of natural resources, often by international corporations. In Chiloé, land that once belonged to the Huilliche and other indigenous people is now either owned by the State or by private land owners, and the ability of indigenous groups to organize and plan for the sustainable development of the areas in which they live is severely impeded by the disappearance of their traditional social structures and the absence of alternative vehicles for coordinating efforts to protect their environment.
The basic structure and strategies of Gabriel's initiative are quite straightforward. Working with teachers in public schools in several communities, he is organizing choral groups of children, building a repertory of choral music in one of Chile's indigenous languages, publishing songbooks to encourage the relearning of that language, producing concerts and other public presentations and building support groups of parents and other community members to assist the choral groups. He is also developing and implementing a strategy to spread the Chiloé experience to other communities and schools throughout the Andean region. In close collaboration with language and multiple-subject teachers in several schools in Chiloé and its vicinity, Gabriel is developing a substantial and varied array of songs in the Huilliche language. Unfortunately, traditional songs in that language have already been lost, but Gabriel and his associates are translating lyrics from the universal choral repertory into Huilliche and creating new lyrics, both in Huilluche and Spanish. Gabriel is also directly engaged in the formation of new choral groups in the schools, helping them learn the music, using the lyrics in Huilliche to develop their skills in that language, offering additional musical training to children with special aptitude, and encouraging them to write their own songs.Building on that experience, Gabriel is producing and publishing song books in both Huilliche and Spanish to be used in the relearning of the Huilliche language in other public and private schools in the region. He also organizes frequent concerts and performances, in Chiloé and further afield, which deliver their musical messages and are influencing a growing number of communities through example.In each of the communities in which he is working, Gabriel has made special efforts to develop active support groups for the choirs. These groups coordinate trips to music festivals and performances on television and radio, in other schools and in various musical events throughout the country. The support groups also help the children secure the funding required for those purposes, and they are playing an increasingly active role in reuniting communities that have long been divided and stimulating community action in other fields.The children's choruses and support group members in the Chiloé region have become especially active in the environmental protection field. The choral groups have performed at a number of events that have been organized to provide information and stimulate community action in that field, and because the children were singing at those events, parents and other community members have attended and been exposed to information that they would not otherwise have received. The children themselves have been moved to plant forests of native species around their schools and elsewhere in their communities, and their parents and sponsors have become similarly engaged in the conservation cause. On a recent occasion, when a foreign lumber firm appeared on the scene and began to extract timber in an environmentally irresponsible way, a group of individuals that had worked together in a support group for a children's chorus quickly assembled and succeeded in bringing the destructive extraction operation to a halt.Gabriel is also busily engaged in spreading his choral group concept to other indigenous communities and schools in Chile and elsewhere in the Andean region. He has received funding from the Chilean Education Ministry's Development Fund for Art and Culture for three initiatives in schools in the Chiloé region, and he has developed a curriculum for teaching teachers who want to adopt his model and to use and adapt the books of songs that he has already produced. Gabriel is in close and continuing contact with individuals and groups throughout Chile, and in Argentina as well, who are interested in replicating his model, and he is networking with music students in Chile's major universities who are eager to assist in that process.
Gabriel grew up in the Temuco area in southern Chile. He encountered indigenous people at an early age, and his grandfather served as a judge for the Mapuche people. His family had strong musical interest, and he grew up in a household surrounded by music that they performed.During the sixteen years that he has lived in Chiloé, he has traveled widely in the region. With the dual intent of exposing people in that relatively isolated part of the country to a variety of musical experiences and encouraging fragmented rural communities to come together for cultural events, he and his family have presented numerous public concerts of classical music throughout the region.In the course of his travels in Chiloé and neighboring areas, Gabriel was delighted to discover impressive musical and literary talent among the Huilliche people and other indigenous groups. He was touched by their beautiful voices and their facility in learning music, and he was disturbed by the fact that those talents were not being developed. He also noticed that young people who, in spite of their difficult surroundings, had been enthusiastic learners and eager to succeed as children all to often lost their enthusiasm and drive upon reaching adolescence. Reflecting on that unsettling phenomenon, and drawing on his experience in community organizing through cultural events and his lifelong exposure to indigenous people, Gabriel formed the idea of creating children's choral groups as a means of dispelling the despondency that he had detected and rekindling hope, pride and social participation in the region's indigenous communities.
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Absolutely poetry in motion Maggie. Beautiful.. agree with every single word spoken and adored your poem.. you understood Cuba to a "C"!
Hey Judy – thanks for the comment – every blogger needs a comment here and there!
Oh Maggie what a treat – your writing about Cuba, your lilting dancing pink, pink and blue poem (loved the repetition of 'pink' there), and John's amazing photographs. Lucky you going there. Thanks for sharing it with those of us glued firmly to NZ at the moment.
Maggie and John — You have outdone yourselves with this Cuba blog. I love Maggie's commentary (and poem) mixed in with the amazing photos. You two capture a very revealing and touching sense of present day Cuba. The colors remind me of those I saw on buildings in San Juan, PR during my trip there with Meghan last August. I agree the US has had a misguided foreign policy vis-a-vis Cuba over the last half-century or so, but Castro and Co. brought a lot of it on themselves (not a very tolerant bunch, particularly in their younger days!). One of my favorite authors, Graham Greene, had a personal brush with Castro and the country in the mid-sixties (Our Man in Havana). I understand that Greene actually came to dislike Castro and his government after his visit there. He didn't like the way the dictator treated catholics, intellectuals and homosexuals. Anyway, it is heartening to see the ice breaking between our two countries. Hopefully, Cuba will begin to craft its own form of democracy that can finally warm US relations with its southern neighbor.
Hello Geoff – good to have your comments and views on Castro. Indeed, a stubborn man and of course Che's image is more or less untarnished as he died a hero and of course remains a legend world-wide. We sipped beer in the hotel where Graham Greene was supposed to have written 'Our Man In Havana' – there's such lovely literary links in Cuba and I discovered Jose Marti (if only I spoke and read Spanish). The colours are extraordinary – the air so clear – in spite of all the awful emissions from those endlessly modified old American cars (thankfully not enough traffic to pollute the atmosphere). Not to mention the music…wherever you go, for a beer, mojita, coffee, or a meal, there's a band playing salsa. Yes indeed, if Cuba could craft its own form of democracy – fingers crossed.
Dear Maggie, so enjoyed your blog about Cuba, another country I have longed to visit. Your descriptions and John's photos are a powerful combination – both of you are poets in your own way. I think I shall be rushing off to Intrepid travel to book my own trip very soon! Important to get there before the US colonisation begins. Looking forward to hearing more in person sometime.
Dear Anne – so good of you to drop by and to leave a comment – yes, looking forward to catching up in person. And, yes do…rush and book before it all changes. 🙂 Mind you, change for the Cuban people, the right change, might be a relief after all these years.
Dear Anne. Great blog. I wanted to ask is it not possible to fly direct to Cuba from NZ? I thought it was only the US that banned flights to Cuba.
Hello Mark – I think if an airline was flying direct to Cuba from New Zealand, it would be possible – but I doubt there is an airline that has that route, hence we flew to LA, on to Panama for three days (which was well worthwhile if only to complete a Kiwi rite of passage to see the Canal) and then to Havana.
I love your beautiful writing about this wonderful country that is Cuba. You took me back three years within a moment. I can feel, smell, hear and taste it all as I read your words and write mine. Only once did I feel unsafe, for an hour immediately after our arrival in the country when we decided to take a walk at dusk to stretch our plane-cramped legs. A delightful young cuban uni student latched himself onto us in the fading light and started telling us about the hardships of life there and that he was always hungry. He lead us to the restaurant where the Buena Vista Social Club used to hang out and insisted that we, the three of us, eat there. It took some convincing that we had no cash or credit card on our person at that moment. Our new best friend abandoned us there and then on the unlit streets of an unfamiliar neighbourhood.
I loved how you could walk anywhere, in the city or the neighbourhoods, and music wafted through the air, it just emanated from the buildings, and made you feel joyous amongst, well, ruin.
And yes, the colours of the buildings and the people!
I have cooked a few cuban meals since then, accompanied by mojitos and wonderful cuban music.
Hilda – how lovely to hear from you on my blog and we must do mojitos together over summer some time, with some Cuban music in the background.
I'm sure you will love Cuba. I'll look out for your comments on facebook! Thanks for stopping to leave a comment. Have a wonderful trip.
thanks for sharing your Cuban experience in such a colourful way! I found your blog while looking for reviews on the Intrepid Beautiful Cuba trip- so your write-up hasn't just been useful- it's been a real pleasure to read! We'll be sure to bring toilet paper and can't wait to sip on those daiquiris, mojito's and Pina Colada's!


spring cleaning: wip or rip?
Well, it's supposedly spring, but here in Toronto that still means snow! I know lots of people are tired of winter, but I love it – I like wearing layers and wool and cozying up under lots of covers, and eating lots of hot soup and stew. It's not that unusual for it to flurry into April (though those ones are really just for looks, they never stick around) so I've still got some cool weather ahead.
I do like the longer daylight hours though, and there's a bit of that changing of the seasons in the air, which leads me to spring cleaning! I was looking through my stash the other day for something in particular, and found the Pile Of Stalled Knits. Everyone has one, right? Things that just aren't going the right way, or are just boring. Sometimes you just have to be in the right mood to deal with them. Today – the laceweight edition!
This one is really pretty – it's Blue Moon Laci. Alas, it's also a laceweight sweater that I started maybe 4-5 years ago! I knit a fair amount but it just stalled out. I'll definitely revisit the idea though. I'd love to knit this yarn up into something else, maybe a lacy shawl or shrug.
Black laceweight sweater? Yikes. This one didn't get very far. Maybe I'll try again though, with the yarn doubled, and from the top down. Ripped!


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Bord Scannán na hÉireann/the Irish Film Board has announced the successful teams for Real Shorts, a new short documentary film scheme which enables creative documentaries with high cinematic production values to reach an international audience through theatrical and festival exposure.
The filmmakers were encouraged to produce works of up to 10 minutes in length, with strong personal voices, presenting material which utilises the emotional and aesthetic technique of cinema.
This scheme is funded by Bord Scannán na hÉireann/the Irish Film Board and the films will premiere in 2017.


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Paradise Mill
Silk Museums get another £77,000 towards community projects
The Jacquard Loom, which remains in its original home at Paradise Mill, will inspire community projects
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The Silk Museum, Macclesfield.
The town's museums will receive yet another boost after securing more than £70,000 towards creative projects.
The Macclesfield Silk Heritage Trust, which runs the town's four museums, is one of only six benefactors to secure funding from the Esmée Fairbairn Collections Fund.
The £77,000 grant will be used to fund the 'Silk and Jacquard Legacy' project, which looks at how the town's heritage of creativity and making remains relevant today.
It's another windfall for the busy trust, which has already secured £110,000 towards community projects this year.
Sue Hughes, Macclesfield Museum director, said: "We are really pleased to have secured a grant in such a competitive field and are looking forward to working with the local community and our partners to explore how Jacquard technology is still relevant in today's digital age."
Paradise Mill, on Park Lane, has the country's only working Jacquard silk hand loom still in its original location. The grant - which includes a contribution from Macclesfield Town Council - will be used to fund projects and workshops inspired by Jacquard weaving, such as digital coding, design and printing.
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The Silk Musuem has been given £70,000 for the Silk and the Jacquard Legacy project. Pictured is a jacquard card with woven silk sample.
A Project Officer will research, digitally document, re-display and interpret the Jacquard and block printing collections, and work with the community and volunteers.
Sue added: "This investment will be a stepping stone to further major grant applications which will see the Trust fulfil its manifesto to celebrate the richness of the town's heritage and cultivate its wealth: its wealth of community, of generosity, of talent, enterprise and industry."
The Esmée Fairbairn Collections Fund is an independent grant-making foundation which funds projects which develop collections to achieve social impact.
Macclesfield MP David Rutley said the funding will support the trust's ambition to encourage more social involvement. He said: "Macclesfield has a great heritage, and I know how hard the Silk Heritage Trust works to promote the town's rich history. It is good news that this grant will allow the Trust to undertake vital work researching and documenting its important Jacquard and block printing collection. I am particularly pleased that this new funding will also help young people learn about Macclesfield's unique silk heritage."
King's facing backlash over new school plans
Macclesfield Town match stopped for fowl play
Macclesfield Town FCGround staff were in a flap as they chased the large bird around the pitch during the Silkmen's defeat to Grimsby Town

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'Judy's Amendment' to merge Comptroller and Treasurer dashed
Another alternative pushed by Republicans would be to hold a special election in 2016 to vote on a Constitutional Amendment to merge the Comptroller's office with the Treasurer's office. The legislation has been coined "Judy's Amendment," because Topinka had advocated in favor of combining the two statewide constitutional offices. Though Deputy Republican Leader Matt Murphy (R-Palatine) and State Senator Kwame Raoul (D-Chicago) revived their 2013 legislative efforts to merge the offices, and their Senate Joint Resolution Constitutional Amendment 11 was discussed in the Senate Executive Committee on Jan. 8, their legislation was not called for a vote.
Senator Murphy and his Republican colleagues pledged to renew their bipartisan efforts to merge the two offices after the Inauguration of the 99th General Assembly on Jan. 14. SJRCA 11 would save taxpayers $12 million a year by merging the offices.
The Comptroller keeps the state's "checkbook" and is in charge of paying bills. The Treasurer's office is responsible for making investments with public funds and protecting the state's investment portfolio from possible market fluctuations.
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The regular meeting of the Riggins City Council was called to order by Mayor Crump. Councilors present were Anderson, Barnard, and McClure. Councilor Friend was absent. Guests present included Linda Hieter, Terri Lindenberg, Jay Mentzer, Judy Watson, Vicky Heath, Alita Arendell, Tom and Tracy Travis, Mike and Melissa Blimka, Curt Brimacomb, Steve Frei, Michael Finley and Jon Wilson.
The minutes of the previous meeting were presented. Council members were individually polled and all confirmed they had read the minutes. There were no additions or corrections offered. The minutes were approved as presented.
The financial statement was read detailing $19,501.98 bills paid after the September meeting, bringing the total September disbursements to $52,355.19. Bills in the amount of $33,307.03 were then presented for payment. After review, motion was made by McClure, seconded by Barnard, to approve the statement and allow the bills. Voting yea, Anderson, Barnard, and McClure. No nays, motion carried.
(1) ICCTFOA – Add Susan?
(3) Blimka – Irrigation, Storm Water, etc.
After review, motion was made by Barnard, seconded by Anderson, to add those listed items to the agenda. Voting yea, Anderson, Barnard and McClure. No nays, motion carried.
There was no police report presented.
Jon Wilson gave the following CCC report: CCC's would like to purchase and install two speed indicator signs for the city entrances. He advised that fundraisers would be scheduled to raise the money necessary for the purchase, and requested the Council's permission to hook them into the power supplied to the streetlights. The Council took the request under consideration.
Mike and Melissa Blimka, after noting the number of guests and length of the agenda, requested that their business be moved to the November agenda. The Council agreed.
Linda Hieter, from CABS, along with Terri Lindenberg, Jay Mentzer, and Judy Watson from Treasure Valley Transit, visited with the Council about CABS and the ARRA grant.
(1) Release the City's interest in both CABS buses and transfer them to TVT.
(3) Transfer the remaining unused balance of the Idaho Power CABS grant ($356) to CABS for their use.
(1) Motion was made by Anderson, seconded by Barnard, to release the City's interest in both CABS buses and transfer them to TVT. The old bus title will be signed directly over and the new bus title will be released upon obtaining ITD's approval for the transfer. Voting yea, Anderson, Barnard and McClure. No nays. Motion carried.
(2) Motion was made by Barnard, seconded by Anderson, to request that ITD transfer the sponsorship of the $93,375 ARRA Grant to TVT for the operation of CABS. Voting yea, Anderson, Barnard and McClure. No nays. Motion carried.
(3) Motion was made by Anderson, seconded by McClure, to transfer the remaining unused balance of the Idaho Power CABS grant ($356) to CABS for their use. Voting yea, Anderson, Barnard and McClure. No nays. Motion carried.
TVT also indicated that they would like to continue to use CFN for the bus fuel, and they will look into local opportunities to do so.
Tom and Tracy Travis visited with the Council about their dog. They have recently been given a verbal notice that their dog has displayed vicious behavior by leaving their property and attacking another dog. They were at the meeting to appeal this notice. They indicated that they felt their dog was not vicious, and they had repaired the gate so that the dog cannot leave the property in the future. They requested that the Council reconsider appeal of the vicious designation. After discussion, it was explained that if a warning is given by the Police Department, the City's dog ordinance provides for a hearing before the City Council, if the owner wishes to appeal the vicious nature of the dog. The Council will take Travis's request into consideration.
Steve Frei, from Syringa Hospital District visited with the Council about their November 3rd election requesting permission to go into debt for the purchase of Electronic Health Records (EHR) equipment. The $1.5M equipment is required by 2015, and if it is purchased and in use within on year, $1,395,000 will be paid back by the federal government, costing the District only $105,000. He urged the Council and citizens to support the purchase and allow the District to purchase the equipment. The Council thanked Frei for coming to explain the election purpose and suggested that he also meet with the Senior Citizens and Chamber of Commerce groups.
Vickie Heath and Alita Arendell visited with the Council about Salmon Street. They requested that the City consider vacating the 20'X130' northeast section of the Street adjoining their properties, and allow them to purchase the parcel. That portion of the street is currently being used by them, with the City previously granting a right-of-way encroachment easement for the rental trailer located on the Heath property. In addition, Arendell is currently using the 20' section adjacent to her property as yard, with trees and grass planted. They reported that that portion of the street is not paved, or being used for parking. After discussion, the Council indicated that they would take their request under consideration.
Mike Finley visited with the Council about his property in North Riggins. He indicated that he had received a letter about increased utility and hookup fees if he intends to open an RV park. The Council explained the commercial water and sewer hookup fee structure and application process required, since the property has only single residential service at this time. Finley also questioned the change of Williams Drive, opening it up to vehicular traffic. Mayor Crump reported that if it were closed to vehicles, Finley would also be restricted from its use for RV access. Commercial fees and Resort Tax were also explained to Finley, and Mayor Crump offered to advise him with RV park access needs, etc.
(1) He had purchased 14 chairs for the EMT meeting room, and after seeing the chairs, the Council requested that he purchase 12 for the City Council room.
(2) He also would like to purchase three white boards to be used for training at a cost of $25 each. The Council agreed.
(3) He also visited about purchasing a projector and pull down screen at an estimated cost of $650, for EMT training, rather than sharing use with the Heritage Center. He indicated that they were having many EMT and Drivers Training classes scheduled. The Council agreed, if the purchase was made from the EMT funds.
(4) He reported that a Basic EMT class began in September with six students. Three have dropped out, but the remaining three will finish in the spring. Three students are set to test in Dec-Jan, along with three students from last year, and another Basic class is scheduled to begin in February. They are trying to build up the number of EMTs available for ambulance call, as the numbers are dwindling.
(5) A six-hour Driver class will also be scheduled this fall.
(6) Curt is on the School District agenda to visit with them about possible land use for additional garage area. He will be speaking to them about the area adjacent to the Heritage Center, which is seldom used by the District.
(7) The new ambulance base rate billing has proven to be confusing for the office, and Curt is preparing a billing sheet to use, which should simplify the procedure.
(8) The heater is not working in Ambulance B, and Med-Tech may be able to offer advice over the telephone to assist in the repair. He will be in contact with them.
(1) DEQ has approved adding the noise and odor mitigation procedures to the treatment plant O/M manual.
(2) The Land Board will meet October 20th to approve the accretion land transfer.
(3) With the items above complete, JUB is looking at putting the project out to bid by November 1st.
(4) Charlie and JUB are looking into moving the drying bed structure further away from the adjacent property lines, to help mitigate the noise and odor problems also.
(5) JUB has completed the Cemetery Hill water line easement, and we need to proceed with the title search to identify property owners to begin negotiation for the easement access.
(6) Charlie is working with Van Cline about gravel needed at the North Lift Station. He has obtained a $600/load quote from Ormsby, and will contact Walters for quote also.
(7) DEQ may be changing the rules for operator certification, with a new "Operator in Training" program requiring fewer hours. He recommended that Robert Ader wait to take the next test, to qualify under the new rules.
(8) Amell requested the Council to consider keeping Salmon Street at the 50' width, and not vacate any portion of the street, due to grant requirements. Most grant funding will not address streets of less than 50' widths.
(9) A sewer line service resolution is needed to define the City's responsibility in the repair and maintenance of sewer lines extending from the City main line. Amell and the Clerk will work up a draft for the Council's review.
(10)Skip Shoemaker reported that the park bathrooms need repair of water leaks, caulking and paint. Changing the lighting, which is now controlled by a motion detector, was also discussed. Charlie indicated that he would address these problems.
Mayor Crump reported there was no new information on the White Water Park. The engineering and design work by REP is in progress.
At this time the URD Extension Plan, which as been recommended by the Urban Renewal Agency, was reviewed. The proposed plan extends the URD from the original ten-year period to the maximum twenty-four years, ending in 2030. It has been determined that the plan extension is the only viable option to allow the URD to complete the infrastructure necessary to facilitate growth and development in that area. After discussion, motion was made by Barnard, seconded by Anderson, to approve the Extension Plan as presented, and set up a public hearing at 4:00pm, November 23, 2009, for public input and comment on the plan. Voting yea, Anderson, Barnard and McClure. No nays, motion carried. John Austin will be invited to attend the meeting, and all taxing districts will be sent copies of the extension plan for their review prior to the meeting.
It was reported that Blake's RV had been removed from Berger Street, as requested.
The subject of Berger Street repair was brought up at this time. Dave Tucker has not responded to the City's request to repair and replace the pavement cut made for the apartment utility connections. After discussion, it was agreed to send another letter, certified mail-return receipt, to request that all repairs be made, material and labor fees paid, and the Library carpet issue be addressed by November 15th.
(1) Reimburse the victim $224.46 for vet bills incurred.
(2) Confine the dog to property, with documentation and pictures of gate and fence repairs made.
(3) Written assurance that the dog is properly confined to property.
(4) Documentation of current Riggins dog tags and rabies vaccinations.
(5) Dog will be allowed to remain in the City, on probation. However, if there is any reoccurrence of the dog exhibiting vicious behavior in the future, the Council would require that the dog be removed from the City.
A letter will be written to Travis's, notifying them of the Council's decision.
Frances Ford did not attend the meeting to visit about the Old Timers Gallery. She will be rescheduled for the November meeting.
At this time the request to vacate Salmon Street was discussed. After discussion of the request to vacate the street and offer it for sale to the adjacent property owners, the Council agreed to deny the request, as the property is needed for future public parking.
If the nearby vacant lots owned by Carlsons and Cloningers are developed, the need for all off-street parking areas will be critical. The Council also agreed that, in the event the Council determines that additional parking is needed, all encroachments would have to be removed to allow for use of the full 50' wide street. After discussion, motion was made by Barnard, seconded by Anderson, to deny the request for the vacation of 20'X130' portion of Salmon Street for the reasons stated above. Voting yea, Anderson and Barnard. Councilor McClure abstained from voting, due to the family relative connection to Heath and Arendell. No nays, motion carried. It was agreed that Heath and Arendell could continue to use that portion of the street, as is at this time.
The subject of retirement bonus was brought up at this time. After discussion, it was agreed that Councilor Barnard would prepare a draft policy for the Council's review.
A request has been received to write-off $482.03 for the unpaid portions of Mary Stemen's four ambulance bills. This is the amount left for patient pay, after Medicare. Mrs. Stemens is terminal, in a nursing home, with no assets to cover the unpaid amount.
After discussion, motion was made by Barnard, seconded by Anderson, to write off the unpaid, uncollectible account totaling $482.03. Voting yea, Anderson, Barnard and McClure. No nays, motion carried.
The CCC request to hook the speed indicator signs into the City's street light electricity was revisited. After discussion, the Council agreed.
Mayor Crump has expressed concern that the sewer plant renovation project is getting behind schedule. He indicated that he would contact JUB for a report on the bid advertisement schedule.
It was suggested that the City pursue title of the park property. ITD is willing to transfer ownership to the City at this time. However, it was originally granted to ITD for a surplus material site, with the understanding that if it were no longer needed for that purpose, ITD would relinquish the property back to the original owners. Due to that remainder interest in the property, ITD could not guarantee the City titled ownership. The Council agreed that the title company should be contacted to research the property ownership to determine if that would be a problem.


For over 30 years I have been engaged as a parasitolo nitz, Springer-Verlag, Heidelberg, was arranged in the pres gist in research on endemic diseases in our land. However, ence of Professor Jusatz. lt was indeed a great honor for I have been somewhat dissatisfied within my heart of me, but I also felt a very heavy responsibility; how to set hearts from the point of view of a medical person. Most of up the scheme, how to collect the materials, how to di gest, analyze and compile them in accordance with the us, myself included, handle disease sectionally, not com prehensively. Clinicians pay more attention to finding ef original goals. I frankly confess to realizing how limited fective drugs, medical scientists concentrate more effort my knowledge was at the same time. Poor editing would on clarifying pathologic etiology, and public health work result in dishonor not only to myself, but to my country ers are more concerned with environmental sanitation. as well. Now at this juncture, the point of editing, I am filled Thus, most of us generally neglect to search out the with deep emotion. In spite of limited time and knowl causal relation of a certain disease. For a disease to be established various factors must be involved: agent, ecolo edge, this manuscript will be prepared for edition at all gy, hosts, carriers, transmitters, habits, geographic and events.


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With a rich history dating back to its inception in 1887, the National Museum of Singapore is Singapore's oldest museum with the youngest and most innovative soul. Designed to be the people's museum, the National Museum is a custodian of the 11 National Treasures, and its Singapore History and Living Galleries adopt cutting-edge and varied ways of presenting history and culture to redefine conventional museum experience.A cultural and architectural icon in Singapore, the Museum hosts vibrant festivals and events all year round – the dynamic Night Festival, visually arresting art installations, as well as amazing performances and film screenings – in addition to presenting lauded exhibitions and precious artefacts. The programming is supported by a wide range of facilities and services including F&B, retail and a Resource Centre. The National Museum of Singapore re-opened in December 2006 after a three-year redevelopment. The National Museum of Singapore is an iconic architecture – bringing together the old and the new on one single site.
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Golden Conspiracy by Robert James Gilder is in the vein of a Clive Cussler mystery featuring Dirk Pitt. Jacsen Kidd and his partner Pericles Schmoond are professional treasure hunters. They have a lead on a sunken ship that could prove the Spanish had set foot in Hawaii much earlier than ever recorded. There are others who want to find the treasure first and others who don't want it found at all.
The Spanish in Hawaii isn't a new plot. Magnum P.I. did an episode around the same plot in season 2, "Dead Man's Channel." But for me, that's a bonus and Jacsen's adventure while sharing a similar starting point to Magnum's is very different.
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SEC Picks: TNJN roundtable for week seven
3 years ago Nathan Odom
Editors Adam Milliken, David Bradford and Nathan Odom make their week seven SEC picks as the season continues to unfold.
COLLEGE STATION, TX - OCTOBER 08, 2016 - linebacker Colton Jumper #53 of the Tennessee Volunteers during the game between the Texas A&M Aggies and the Tennessee Volunteers at Kyle Field in College Station, TX. Photo By Craig Bisacre/Tennessee Athletics
Week seven will be a busy one in SEC play. Here are the picks from the TNJN roundtable of this week's biggest games.
No. 1 Alabama at No. 9 Tennessee
Bradford – Tennessee. Call me biased because I attend the University of Tennessee and my favorite team is the Auburn Tigers (War Eagle!), but there are legitimate reasons why Tennessee can (and will) top Alabama. First, Jalen Hurts has been solid at best as the Crimson Tide's signal caller, but not spectacular. He's often inaccurate and is shaky from the pocket. Not only is he playing in by far the toughest environment he'll play in all year with the exception of LSU, no defensive line he's faced yet is as talented as the Vols' front four. Second, Joshua Dobbs is having a spectacular season after a rough start. Alabama always has a dominant front seven, but its secondary is continuously the team's weakness. Last, what you need to beat the best is a dynamic player who can bust a play open in a multitude of ways. Enter, Alvin Kamara. Whether bruising through tacklers as a running back, or eluding linebackers as a receiving threat, Kamara's versatility can't be stopped. It all depends on if Butch Jones can finally decide to be a competent head coach for once and utilize him enough.
Milliken – Alabama. Yes, it was quite impressive that Tennessee lost in double-overtime to Texas A&M, despite the seven turnovers. However, that won't help them against the Tide. The Vols have shown an unnerving tendency for penalties, mental errors and turnovers. No one can defeat Alabama when doing those things. Tennessee will make it a close game, but Alabama controls it enough to win.
Odom – Alabama. The Tide have the best rush defense in the nation and complement it with the sixth-best scoring offense. Jalen Hurts has been impressive as Nick Saban's first true dual-threat quarterback in some time, and 'Bama's running back platoon has eliminated any depth or injury concerns. Tennessee has played the Tide tough the past few years, but the Vols have too many injuries on defense to keep up for four full quarters.
No. 12 Ole Miss at No. 22 Arkansas
Bradford – Ole Miss. Last year, Arkansas beat Ole Miss because of a flukey fourth-down play. This season, the Rebels are one of the nation's best teams and have finally learned how to play a complete game. Meanwhile, the Razorbacks' defense is the eleven-man representation of trash. Texas A&M and Alabama put up 45 and 49 points respectively on Arkansas. Chad Kelly is only the best quarterback in the SEC. Therefore, the Razorbacks will have to find a way to score at least 40 points. Given that no quarterback faces more pressure than Austin Allen, it isn't happening.
Milliken – Ole Miss. This game will be a high-stakes shootout down in Fayetteville. Although they didn't fare too well against Alabama last week — something most teams face — the Razorbacks have looked very solid on the season. Across the field, Ole Miss has been perplexing to say the least. If you just look at their first half performances, the Rebels might be No. 1 in the nation right now. In recent weeks, though, they've been able to put together more complete performances. This one will be a razor-close finish, with Ole Miss having just a bit too much firepower for Arkansas to overcome.
Odom – Arkansas. Sometimes a team just gets in your head. That's what Arkansas has done to Ole Miss after shutting the Rebels out two years ago and snatching victory from the jaws of defeat in Oxford last year. Ole Miss's 102nd-ranked defense isn't going to stop Austin Allen and Arkansas, and the home crowd should be enough to give the Razorbacks a third-straight win in the series.
Missouri at No. 18 Florida
Bradford – Florida. This game sucks. Florida is coming off a bye week (aka a week where they chickened out of a game because of a hurricane so they could get healthy) and won't struggle against Missouri at all.
Milliken – Florida. After an entire week of people being unnecessarily obsessed with the fact that the Gators might not end up playing LSU, they (and we) can focus on the game, which is what matters. Missouri is coming off their bye week, which came right after getting annihilated by LSU. The Tigers gave up over 600 yards of offense to a LSU team that had looked like a high school offense the majority of the season. That, combined with the fact that they won't be able to move the ball on the Gators, means it could get ugly. Florida wins this one without much issue.
Odom – Florida. Like David and Adam both pointed out, Florida is pretty much coming out of a bye week here. Although Missouri is doing the same, the Tigers' confidence can't be high after being demolished by LSU two weeks ago. With quarterback Luke Del Rio back, the Gators will finally have some offense to complement the nation's second-best defense.
Mississippi State at BYU
Bradford – BYU
Milliken – BYU
Odom – BYU
Vanderbilt at Georgia
Bradford – Georgia
Milliken – Georgia
Odom – Georgia
Bradford: 23-9
Milliken: 21-11
Odom: 23-9
Edited by Dalton King
Nathan Odom
Nathan is a junior at the University of Tennessee-Knoxville. He spends most of his free time eating meaningless foods and watching sports. If you wish to contact Nathan, you can email him at wodom3@vols.utk.edu or find him on Twitter, @NathanOdom11.
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Minnesota Spoon: Back to the Stone Age with Twin Cities bakers embracing Old World traditions
August 30, 2017 by Steve Hoffman
Breads baked at Baker's Field in Northeast Minneapolis // Photo by Wing Ta
If you've ever gotten used to the taste of Folgers coffee—as I have, intermittently, during life's dark stretches—and then opened a bag of just-ground, freshly roasted coffee beans, you will understand my state of mind last Friday, as I walked into the production room of Baker's Field Flour & Bread, in Northeast Minneapolis's Food Building.
Baker's Field is founded on the deceptively simple notion that, in a place that calls itself Mill City, where we once ground more tons of grain per day than any other single spot on the planet, and in an era of increasing leeriness over what industry has done with our food, perhaps a small-scale stone mill, grinding local, organic grains into flour, then baking them into naturally fermented bread, might be an idea worth considering.
The idea was Steve Horton's, who had recently handed over his beloved firstborn, Rustica Bakery, to a business partner, in order to adopt this new love child. And what he encountered next was not the embrace of a city grateful to have a part of its mythology restored, but a statute that said, in short, "Not so fast." Steve could maybe apply for a conditional use permit, but technically city law forbade building a mill in Northeast Minneapolis—a few blocks from the river that had powered the mills that built the city in the first place. Sort of like an ordinance placing height restrictions on buildings in lower Manhattan.
Related Post: Recipe for Kelsey McCreight's Bran Muffins
The statute served as a tiny, unwitting symbol of a broader problem facing most small producers of high-quality food—namely, a broken reward system that, to oversimplify only slightly, clears wide economic and regulatory paths that make large-scale conventional farming, and industrial food production easier, while small, artisanal producers, already handicapped by the economics of scale, are mostly left to hack their own way through the tangled underbrush of confusing and often nonsensical laws and regulations.
The stone mill at Baker's Field // Photo by Wing Ta
Stone milling wheat, which leaves much of the germ and bran in the resulting flour, is almost universally acknowledged as more nutritious than industrial roller milling, which removes the germ and bran entirely, then tries to add nutrients back after the fact. Sort of like piecing Humpty Dumpty back together again and marketing him as "enriched."
Conventional wheat production is deeply dependent on pesticides, because short modern wheat hybrids (which are easier to machine harvest) don't grow tall enough to shade out unwelcome competition. Ancient and heritage wheat varieties tend to grow tall enough to make organic production more feasible.
Large scale mills bring in wheat from all over the country, and send their finished product long distances, making most flour a carbon-intensive product, based just on the shipping distances necessary to get a five-pound bag of all-purpose Gold Medal to your grocery store.
The smaller batches and shorter distances involved in local milling put a fresher, and, by definition, better-tasting product on the shelves.
An eminently sensible solution, then, would be to grind a mix of locally grown, mostly organic grains, in a stone mill, a short drive from the retail locations where the flour would be sold.
It was such a sensible solution in fact, that they wrote laws discouraging it.
Fortunately, Steve Horton fought City Hall and won. Or, more accurately, given the extreme gentility of his mild-mannered persistence, Steve Horton joined hands with City Hall to find a mutually agreeable solution, in a spirit of reason and common cause—and we all won.
Even so, the process of changing the ordinance took over a year, and it must have used up all but the very last shreds of Steve's politeness, to have to work so hard to create something that made such laughably perfect sense, and that nobody didn't want.
Bakers at Baker's Field prepare loaves for the oven // Photo by Wing Ta
On Friday, I found myself standing in the result—a very clean and very bright factory floor, with huge, cube-shaped sacks of whole grains set in rows along one wall. Through a doorway was the adjacent bakery, where a white-hatted crew bustled around a kneading table and a wall of stainless steel ovens. And across the room from us, behind an insulated door, spinning through the last stages of grinding about 750 pounds of hard, spring wheat, a 1,200-pound granite runner stone rotated just above its bedstone, filling the air with the music of its sustained, one-note song, like a worker who loves his job, whistling to himself as he sweeps up for the day.
Next to me was a trio of baking genius—not only Steve and pastry chef Diane Yang, who between them share five James Beard nominations, but also Kelsey McCreight, who had been Steve's bread-baking heir apparent at Rustica, before she left to join Diane in the kitchen at Spoon and Stable and Bellecour, both of which restaurants are now customers of Baker's Field.
Their conversation wandered down long, obscure lanes through forests of knowledge that only experts and obsessives care to explore. They talked about how different screen sizes sifted out different kinds of flour, and whether there might be an untapped market for wheat middlings that didn't involve pig fodder. They talked about the precise temperature that would induce moisture loss early in the baking of a baguette, so that the crust could brown properly. They talked sprouted grains and whole grains and ciabattas and batards and filones. They talked elasticity, and protein levels, and ash content, and the subtle nutty flavor of emmer wheat. They talked about levains, and fermentation times, and how naturally fermented bread may be one path out of our current gluten problem, since slow fermenting with natural yeasts may make bread more easily digestible.
Kelsey McCreight, Steve Horton, and Diane Yang get into the nitty gritty of bread baking // Photo by Wing Ta
They talked about new wheat varieties, and how each new variety to hit the market is a little bit more productive, or a little bit more disease resistant, or a little bit more receptive to a particular type of soil, but almost never, they agreed, does a new wheat variety taste better than the ones that came before it. In fact, when the University of Minnesota develops new strains of wheat to be sold to farmers, there is not one part of their agenda that takes flavor into account, which is a state of affairs I frankly wish I did not have to consider, or could somehow unlearn.
Fortunately, this is not true of the single-source grains—some modern, some ancient—in the sacks behind us, grown intentionally for Steve Horton, organically or in transition to organic, by farmers he knows.
He talked about how the specific origins of ingredients, and the nature of their care, is at the heart of almost every current movement in the direction of craft—from bread to cheese to salumi, from coffee to beer to spirits, from butchery to greengrocery to fishmongery.
And what he was also talking about—what we were all talking about, indirectly—was a vision of the place that craft can lead to, if it is sustained over years, in a specific place, by people like Steve and Diane and Kelsey. People who care very much about little things that most people don't care about, until those things, tended to with devotion, for reasons that don't always make sense, gradually add up to something much bigger—not just some funky oddball beers that are blessedly not Budweiser, but a craft beer renaissance; not just a perfectly roasted morning pourover, but a coffeehouse scene; not just some excellent bread, but a recognizable Minnesota style of breadmaking—an identity akin to a French AOC. A new tradition, built on the foundation of an old tradition, in a city and a region that should have had this market cornered all along.
For it to happen someday, it will take a few more half-crazy millers, and grain geeks, and purist wild yeast fermenters, and anal-retentive baking fanatics, to join Steve and Diane and Kelsey and the few others in town who do what they do. And if it does happen, it will happen, in part, because Steve Horton wanted to bake bread with some grains that no one else would mill for him, so he decided to mill them himself, and in the process, changed a statute that was in everybody's way, clearing a path a little farther into the understory where others now can follow.
The mill has stopped turning for the day, and it's time for lunch, which will take place in the open kitchen of the Food Building, and will feature a charcuterie plate from Draft Horse, which includes salami from their neighbors at Red Table Meat Co., and a board full of Baker's Field bread—a ciabatta, a complete whole wheat, a shallow-domed seeded bread, and a blunt Italian-style baguette called a filone. It is bread that tastes like bread, which shouldn't be surprising, except that we have spent a lot of time as a culture learning to appreciate foods that don't taste like anything—boneless skinless chicken breasts, white rice, pale-yolked industrial eggs, skim milk, walleye, and, more recently, the mashed potatoes of beef—wagyu. In the same way, we have come to think of bread as a neutral palette—a taste-free and mostly texture-free boat on which to sail other things into our mouths. But this in front of us is bread, with crust, and chew, and occasional nutty sweetness, or pleasantly bitter graininess, and—sometimes faint, sometimes pronounced, depending on the loaf—a complex and savory fermented tang.
"No molecule of commercial yeast has ever entered there," says Steve, pointing back into the milling room.
I pass through that room once more after lunch, to gather my things. The dominant smell surrounding me fits roughly into the simple, grassy, sensory memory I associate with the word, "grain," but is full of half-perceived secondary correlations—dust, and malt, and nuts, and hay, and molasses, and oak, and barns. Next door, they are still baking, and humid clouds of yeast and fermentation and maybe a little bit of char drift in. The great distances that have lately come to separate us from what we hunger for here have been foreshortened, and in a single room, the smell of baking bread shares the air with the smell of fields of wheat.
Recipe for Kelsey McCreight's Bran Muffins
Photos via Bellecour's Instagram
Recipe by Kelsey McCreight of Bellecour
125 grams wheat bran
190 grams dark raisins
4 ounces brandy or dark rum
120 grams buttermilk
8 ounces water
The zest of 1 orange
105 grams brown sugar
1 whole egg plus 1 egg white
125 grams vegetable oil
65 grams all-purpose flour
35 grams whole wheat flour
4 grams baking powder
4 grams salt
6 grams baking soda
1. Toast the wheat bran in a dry pan until dark and fragrant.
2. Simmer 135 grams of the raisins with the alcohol until the liquid is fully absorbed, then puree. Combine bran, buttermilk, water, raisin puree, orange zest, and brown sugar.
3. Whisk egg, egg white, and oil lightly, and combine and stir in with bran mixture.
4. Combine all dry ingredients and add to the wet, along with the remaining raisins, and stir just until combined.
5. Scoop into muffin tins with liners and sprinkle with cinnamon sugar. Bake at 350 degrees for 20–25 minutes or until golden brown.
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(Philstar.com) - April 14, 2020 - 6:32pm
MANILA, Philippines — A 29-day-old infant from Batangas province is the youngest COVID-19 fatality in the Philippines, the Department of Health confirmed Tuesday.
Health Undersecretary Maria Rosario Vergeire said the male infant was brought to a hospital after experiencing shortness of breath. He was then diagnosed to have contracted pneumonia.
7-year-old girl is Philippines' youngest COVID-19 fatality
Philippines records 53 new recoveries as COVID-19 infections top 5,000
He died of late-onset sepsis due to severe respiratory infection. Sepsis arises when the body's response to an infection injures its own tissues and organs.
Last month, a seven-year-old girl from Ilocos Region also died of the new coronavirus. Her test results came out five days after her death.
The victims of the new coronavirus have been disproportionately elderly but a number of recent cases have shown that the illness can hit even young people.
The new coronavirus has infected 5,223 people in the Philippines—335 of whom have died. Meanwhile, 295 patients have been cleared of the virus. — Gaea Katreena Cabico


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Morgan is best remembered for his performance in The Wizard of Oz (1939), in which he played the Wizard and five other roles: the carnival huckster "Professor Marvel", the gatekeeper at the Emerald City, the coachman of the carriage drawn by "The Horse of a Different Color", the Emerald City guard (who initially …
Why did Frank Morgan play so many roles in Wizard of Oz?
It was the 1940s, so his alcoholism was played for laughs. This also likely stemmed from the fact that Morgan himself was a notorious alcoholic, and would drink large quantities of champagne on the set of "The Wizard of Oz."
Was L Frank Baum's coat used in The Wizard of Oz?
Legend has it the Wizard of Oz wore a very special coat She went to a secondhand store in Hollywood and picked one out only to discover that it had once belonged to L. Frank Baum, who originally authored the book on which the movie is based. "For Professor Marvel's coat, they wanted grandeur gone to seed.
Was Harry Morgan in The Wizard of Oz?
10 The Wizard Played Multiple Roles In The Movie Morgan did a lot more in the film than play the Wizard and Professor Marvel. He was also seen as the Gatekeeper, the Carriage Driver, and the Guard. That's a total of five roles in the same film!
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Are actors Frank Morgan and Henry Morgan related? – Quora. Nope, although they were both excellent character actors. It's not unreasonable to wonder whether Frank Morgan (1890–1949) might have been the father of Harry, since Frank's only son was born around the same time.
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But in both cases, Dorothy is instantly hailed as a conquering heroine, just as the Wizard was when he touched down in Oz. The message is that people will march behind any authority figure who makes a splash, however undeserving they may be.
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