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St. Eustatius Historical Sketch (Part I)
Introduced by Will Johnson
As far as I can ascertain this is the first history of St. Eustatius written by a native of that island. It might even be the first attempt of putting the history of that island in writing. Prof. Dr.L. Knappert's history of the 18th century was only published in 1932, and that of J.H.J. Hamelberg in 1901. Other historians mentioned either a short visit to Statia or mentioned it in passing. Mr. Arthur Valk, of whom I have written before, wrote this historical sketch in the year 1889 and with limited research tools available to him, he was able to give a fairly good picture as to how his island had developed since the Europeans settled the Caribbean and displaced the original Arawak and Kalinago peoples by disease and warfare. He was a teacher by profession and considered the intellectual of Statia in his day. He had a sizeable library for those times, and visiting dignitaries to the island would always pay a courtesy visit to his home in order to get acquainted with Statia's glorious history. He was a natural child of the owner of Schotzenhoek plantation, Mr. Daniel James Hassell Every of Saba/Statia Descent. His mother was a Hodge and he chose to use the name Valk one of the surnames from the ancestry of his mother. He also did translations of the Dutch anthem and other patriotic songs. His former home belongs to Senator Kenneth van Putten and is located on the Kerkstraat.
Arthur Valk and his mother Margaret Ann Hodge
The original was typed from a Xerox copy of a handwritten Manuscript supplied by the Royal Institute for Language – Country- and Ethnology, Leiden, The Netherlands.
Mr. Valk had to do research based on oral history and books available to him at the time. Nowadays researchers have so many more tools to do historical research, including the Internet, so even though everything may not be to the satisfaction of modern day historians Mr. Valk, deserves much credit for his research at the time.
….." The Island of St. Eustatius was discovered by Christopher Columbus during his second voyage in 1493 and it is probable it was named by this celebrated navigator in honor of the day on which it was first visited.
It is not known whether any Indians were met with in this Island, no doubt on account of its small extent and the absence of springs or rivers, it was not permanently inhabited by them, although frequently resorted to as a place of temporary residence by those of the neighboring island of St. Kitts. It is said that on one of these excursions, about the middle of the sixteenth century a number of them were encountered by the Spaniards, then in possession of the Island and though defending themselves with great bravery were overpowered and destroyed. Under its Spanish masters, the island remained unknown and unnoticed for more than a hundred years, harboring at times a few adventurers, who however, discouraged by the droughts to which the island is subject, and eager to share in the prosperity of the newly acquired colonies in South America, soon abandoned it to its fate. The Dutch, who established their West India Company in 1621 and were the first to trade in the Caribbean Sea, next obtained possession, how or when their first settlement was made, we are not definitely informed. It is certain, however, that it was before 1645, as in that year, according to Du Tertre a dispute occurred between the English and Dutch inhabitants of the island of St. Croix, the Dutch returned to St. Eustatius, then already colonized by the nation.
Old chart of St. Eustatius
The first Dutch settlement is said to have consisted of 1600 persons. It would seem that the early colonists must at once have appropriated certain portions of the island and commenced their agricultural labors and principally the cultivation of tobacco, which for some time remained the staple product. That the colony throve and prospered appears from the fact that it was one of those selected for attack by the English forces under Admiral Sir Robert Holmes in 1664 as being calculated to inflict a severe blow on Dutch commerce. In further proof of its flourishing condition at this time, we find that at the capture of St. Thomas then a possession of the Dutch, by the same forces, the colonists were compelled their effects and even their dwellings to St. Eustatius as being a more fertile island. The English remained in sole possession of the island for some time, during which the prosperity of the island continued steadily to advance. The invaders were however in their turn to be displaced. In March 1667, the Dutch and French then being confederates, united their forces in six ships under command of an Abraham Harijnszoon and appearing unexpectedly before the place, obtained possession of it without a struggle. On this occasion the French having stipulated that for the honor of their flag, they should be allowed to enter the fortress first, afterward insisted on retaining the command and it was only at the peace of Breda. In August of the same year that it was finally restored to the Dutch. In the meanwhile, the cultivation of sugar had progressed in the island with the introduction of slaves from the African coast. In the year 1672 the Dutch Reformed Congregation, which had until now regularly assembled for worship in the fort, built its first church, a wooden structure, said to have been destroyed by a hurricane in 1742. The island had indeed become a valuable acquisition to the nation not only on account of its cultivation of sugar and tobacco, which latter product was raised on its sloping sides and to the very summit, but also because it was most favorably situated for the carrying on of an advantageous trade with the Spanish Colonies in the West Indies, shut out by the exclusion of Spain from a direct trade with Europe. The trade with these Colonies consisted not only in European commodities, but in slaves as we have already said were now imported yearly from the coast of Africa and sold or bartered for the products of these colonies.
In 1686 the first Governor of whom we have any authentic record Lucas Jacobsen, died and was succeeded in the command by Johannes Salomons, an official of the West India Company, and allied with one of the most ancient and respectable Dutch families, the van Groeneveldt. Not long after this the island again passed into other hands, being taken by the French immediately after the English had declared war against France in 1689.
Fort Orange looking towards Saba
In the year 1690 the French troops were driven out by Sir Timothy Thornhill, with the loss of only eight men killed and wounded, although the fort they took mounted 16 guns and was in every respect very strong. Sir Timothy found it necessary for the protection of the Dutch to leave a small English garrison in the fort, but he granted the French no terms of capitulation, except for their lives and baggage. By the peace of Rijswijk in 1697, the island was once more restored to Dutch rule and a short period of tranquility followed. At this time the population is said to have numbered 11,200, "among who are people of all nations and 1600 negroes."
In the early part of 1712, a fleet of 6 ships of the line and 2 frigates under the command of Messieurs Jacques de Caspard (Cassard) appeared in the harbor of St. Eustatius. The expedition had been fitting out at Toulon for the express purpose of plundering the colonies of the Netherlands and their allies, and their first work had been to pillage and burn the city of St. Jago in one of the Cape de Verde Islands, belonging to the Portuguese. They now demanded from the Government of St. Eustatius, a large sum with threats of immediate destruction in case of refusal. The situation was embarrassing, as the Government Treasury did not contain the required sum. But the Governor Jan Simonz Doncker volunteered to advance the deficiency himself for account of the Company and the money was paid over, the fleet sailing away the same day to the great relief of the inhabitants.
It is also said that the shrewd old Commander never recovered his money from the Company, but was directed to take over land sufficiently to discharge the debt. Governor Donker died in the year 1715 (1717). Jan Heyliger, Jacobus Steevens, Evered Raads, Isaac Faisch and Commander Coesveldt succeeded each other in the Government of this island from the year 1715 to 1740. The only event of importance which occurred during this time was the declaring of St. Eustatius a free port, which it had been in effect long before. In 1738 a dreadful hurricane visited the island and a severe drought prevailed in the years 1739 and 1740, which occasioned the removal of many people from the island. The period of depression did not, however last long. The tide of commercial prosperity again set in, and about the middle of the century, the island was as flourishing as ever. In 1752 Governor Johannes Heyliger died and the reins of administration were assumed by Jan de Windt formerly Secretary of the Company. In the same year the Dutch Episcopal Church was built, and in 1760 the foundations laid of a spacious Dutch reformed Church in place of the one which had been destroyed by the hurricane. Several grants of land are recorded at this time and the island was supposed in 1763 to contain over 10,000 inhabitants. The Bay, or Lower town, which before this time can scarcely be said to have had an existence was now built up rapidly from one end to the other, and it became necessary for the Government to limit the occupation of land in that locality. But a series of calamities was in store for the unfortunate island. On the 31st of August, 1772 a terrific hurricane occurred, known throughout the West Indies as the "Great Hurricane". The destruction at St. Eustatius was immense, many of the buildings in the town and all the houses on the plantations with the exception of four were destroyed and the shipping in the harbor wrecked or sunk. The Record Office was swept away with all its valuable store of documents and writing. The Dutch Reformed church, which had just been completed at great expense, so totally wrecked that two years elapsed before it could again be opened for public worship and in short, the destruction was wide spread.
Activity in the Bay at St. Eustatius
But Phoenix-like the island again emerged from its ashes, and perhaps it had never so abounded with wealth as in the years which followed. During the hostilities between England and France and England and the North American Colonies this island being a free port, was open to all the subjects of the belligerent powers, and thus a communication was established by its means. The British West Indies and Great Britain herself cut off from those supplies, which they formerly secured from North America were served from this island, then became a vast storehouse of all sorts of goods. Here the British planters in the captive island of Grenada, the Grenadines, St. Vincent and Dominica sent the greater part of their produce to be exchanged for plantation stores and other necessaries. Here the French brought yearly at least 3,000,000 pounds of coffee, from St. Domingo alone. In the years 1777 and 1778 Antigua and St. Kitts would have suffered all the miseries of famine, had it not been for this island. In one word, the trade with all the European nations added to that of America was such that very often two hundred ships might be seen lying in the harbor, and the warehouses on the Bay not being sufficient to contain the goods imported for sale, the beach and the streets were covered with hogsheads of tobacco and sugar.
But England did not long view with unconcern the unrestrained intercourse which existed between the disaffected North American States and this island. Grievous complaints were made to States General and in consequence the exporting of all warlike stores was expressly forbidden and steps taken to assure the carrying out of this prohibition such as greatly narrowed the trade of the Dutch with the colonies in the West Indies. But in spite of this friendly action the dispute had no sooner broken out than the English ports were filled with Dutch ships taken and detained, and their cargoes applied to the use of the Royal Navy, although they had been pursuing their voyages under the faith of treaties, and were laden with no other merchandise than what by treaty was declared free and lawful. Nor was this all; the very flag of the States was openly insulted by hostile attack made upon the convoy under the command of the Rear Admiral Count Bijlandt. Under these circumstances it happened that in 1776 the brigantine "Andrew Doria" bearing at her masthead the flag of the Continental Congress arrived at St. Eustatius, and on coming to in the harbor fired a salute which by orders of Governor de Graaf, was answered by the fort, with an honor salute of 13 guns.
The Andrew Doria
End of first part of this article. Second and final part to follow.
Posted by Will Johnson in Uncategorized and tagged Arthur Valk, St. Eustatius, Statia


This year, we are connecting with even more amazing health professionals in our community.
Today, we introduce Janice from Birth360 and she answers 7 impactful questions so you can have a better understanding about the role of a doula in pregnancy and birth.
We love caring for new families and helping moms have the best birth possible through chiropractic care... but birth takes a village!
The birthing experience can be complex, scary, fun, and encapsulate almost every human emotion for both mother and father.
Having more education and resources is not necessarily the answer... but having the connection with someone who experiences birth on an ongoing basis can be priceless... if nothing more than learning through stories and connection about your possibilities through the pregnancy and birthing experience.
Without further adieu... Janice Lim Hing from Birth 360!
My name is Janice and I am a Birth and Postpartum Doula.
I was born in the Philippines, grew up in Richmond, BC and then moved to the Ladner, BC just a few years ago.
I fell in love with the quaint, small town vibe and the community and immediately felt at home.
Between the calming waters that surround us and the abundant farmlands, this was the perfect place to raise my family.
In my work as a doula I am influenced by the belief that how you give birth and how you are born can have a lifelong impact.
I aim to provide knowledge, support and encouragement to enable pregnant people and their partners to feel confident in their choices and capable in their abilities to birth and parent.
When caring for people I utilize both my eastern heritage and western training, to optimize physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual health.
I feel strongly that gentle and connected birth experiences help create a foundation of trust and wellbeing for newborns and their families.
My interest in births started when I was a child and grew from a passion for women's health and traditional healing practices.
After giving birth and becoming a mother my understanding of the significance of this time for pregnant people and their families deepened and my commitment to providing informative, non-judgmental, compassionate care grew.
When I am not spending time with my lovely clients and their sweet little ones, I enjoy gardening, crafting, exploring our beautiful province and participating in traditional healing ceremonies.
I also love to travel to new places and sit around and laugh with my family. I am constantly learning and when available attend trainings and workshops to expand my knowledge in all subjects and enjoy integrating new wisdom into my practice.
1. What is your area of expertise and how does your business impact the lives of others?
I am a birth and postpartum doula, what that means is that I am an expert in providing pregnant people and their families emotional and physical support before, during and after the birth of a baby.
I create safe and respectful relationships with my clients so that they can feel supported, cared for and listened to throughout their birthing journey.
My role also covers a large range of topics from prenatal education to baby care and everything in between like informed choice, self-care, proper nutrition and exercise.
I help people be confident in their bodies, their partner and their baby by providing unwavering and non-judgemental support.
A satisfying birthing experience often leads to having the confidence to conquer any challenges that may arise during this time (and the future).
2. What personal experience or challenge initiated your career in this area?
Becoming a parent was my biggest motivator.
After having my children, I decided to switch careers and becoming involved in Birth work.
I am in awe of the human body and the amazing things that it can do.
A baby starts out as a single cell, with 50% egg and 50% sperm DNA, the very beginnings of a human being, then grows for an average of 40 weeks inside the womb. That in itself deserves our reverence.
In the past century or so birth has shifted towards a medical model which is the status of our current birth culture.
I really wanted to help educate, support and guide new parents to help them navigate the information and choices they have.
I truly believe that the experiences the family has at birth impacts their physical, mental and social well-being.
3. What drives you to get out of bed each morning and do what you do?
I honestly feel "called" to do this work.
I am always so grateful and fortunate to be invited into a birthing space.
...those moments are so special to me.
4. What bad recommendations do you hear in your profession or area of expertise?
Wow, this is a loaded question!
There are so many misconceptions about birth everywhere you look and I can see how it's so easy to get swept up in the "procedural" side of birth.
The biggest ones that make me cringe is when pregnant people are told what to do... essentially to not trust their bodies and when they are not being offered choices or alternatives by their primary care providers.
5. What is your greatest failure and what did you learn from it?
My greatest failure came at a time of transition in my life.
As I mentioned earlier becoming a new parent was so very challenging for me.
So my greatest failure came first from not listening to myself when I needed to the most... and secondly, not asking for help when I needed my "village" the most.
I was so afraid to ask for help because mainstream society had told me that in order to be a competent mother, I needed to do everything on my own and for the most part our culture has moved away from a community-based structure of the past.
What I learned through my own experience is that neither of those would be good for my family long term.
I always share with my clients how to build these tight-knit communities for themselves and help them identify their support structures (friends, families, neighbors) and listening resources that are not available through their supports.
6. What resources, outside of your own, do you most recommend?
I do encourage all clients to see both a Chiropractor and an Acupuncturist as early as possible.
7. What is the single most important piece of advice you could give someone?
You are the only one that can truly feel what it's like in there, so regardless of what someone on the outside is telling you to do or don't do.
Always listen to what your body (and often your baby) is telling you first.


Monica Macaulay is a Professor of Linguistics at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, specializing in the morphology of American Indian languages. She has worked on Chalcatongo Mixtec (Otomanguean), Ojitlán Chinantec (also Otomanguean), and Karuk (Hokan, spoken in Northern California).
She currently works on Menominee, and is helping out with the tribe's language preservation programs. She is also part of a group that's working on a linguistic corpus of Potawatomi.


When W. Edwards Deming describes an organization committed to quality, we get a compelling picture of what we should strive for and how we ought to be. But there are precious few instructions on how to begin such a transformation. This paper is an effort to fill some of that gap. What we propose here is a practical approach to becoming a quality organization. We call it "practical" because it is based on what we believe are some pragmatic realities of everyday business life: that change is very difficult; the resistance to change is frequently strong and persistent; that no matter how much a company might want to transform itself to some new order, it must continue doing business and for the time being, do so in the way it knows best. Transformation, therefore, involves a sort of adolescence: a period of inelegance when we shift from one way of being to a new way of being. We also call these approaches practical because they work. Contained here are things we have learned from decades of helping many and diverse organizations grow and improve.In Part I of our presentation we step back and review some basics. First we discuss some basic guidelines regarding quality. These provide the basis for the new order of business, the goal toward which we strive. The second basic we present is the new way of viewing the organization. We contrast this with the conventional image of the organization and explain why the new view is essential in a quality organization. Third, we present some basic guidelines for organizational change. Whereas the previous points describe the characteristics of the journey. When these basics are combined, they form the foundation for Part II: Some strategies for transformation. Part II is the heart of our message: several initiatives to take in order to convert a company from where it is now to an organization dominated by quality. Part II describes six interrelated areas of activity, six general approaches that adhere to the basics and seek to transform the organization in various ways at multiple levels. Each of the six strategies has been proven to be a very important part of the successful transformation of both large and small companies in both the manufacturing and in the service areas.Part I Some "Basics": The Foundation, Purpose and Context of TransformationIt seems bold for someone to describe the basics in a field for which there do not seem to be many time-tested fundamentals. But we believe that there are some basics ready to be described as such. We have divided these fundamentals into three categories: A. Basic guidelines regarding quality; B. The new concetp of an organization; and C. Basic guidelines regarding transformation and change.


Even annual subscribers are now feeling the pinch from the once-trending multiplex-buffet operator.
Like a Payless shoe store in a tremor, the shoes keep dropping at MoviePass. Helios and Matheson Analytics' (NASDAQOTH:HMNY) majority-owned movie service announced its latest cost-cutting move late last week, eating into the benefits of subscribers who paid for discounted annual memberships earlier in the year.
MoviePass has been curbing member usage of its multiplex smorgasbord in an attempt to stay in business, but previous changes were limited largely to inconveniencing the month-by-month subscribers that make up the lion's share of what is likely the platform's now-declining user base. MoviePass emailed many of its annual members on Friday, letting them know that they will now be limited to the same restriction of catching just three movies a month from a handful of MoviePass-selected films. Annual subscribers were able to watch as many as a movie a day before the new changes.
The MoviePass model that helped take the namesake service from 15,000 members last summer to 3.2 million subscribers at its peak earlier this month was never going to be sustainable. Letting folks watch daily screenings for $9.95 a month when it has to pay retail for most of its tickets puts it in the hole from the first flick. Helios and Matheson recently posted an operating loss of $234.4 million through the first half of the year, and it's smarting for cash.
Helios and Matheson has argued that it can use the MoviePass subscription as a loss leader, eventually making up more than the difference between the subscription fees and what its pays for tickets through advertising and selling consumer data, but that's not a feasible goal. MoviePass has overestimated what companies are willing to pay for limited data points on penny-pinching members. Less than 2% of its revenue this year is coming from marketing and promotional services.
MoviePass has tried to get theater operators to offer it discounted tickets or a piece of the concession sales, but the leading exhibitors view the platform as a value-diminishing enemy instead of an ally. AMC Entertainment (NYSE:AMC) has been trolling MoviePass in its quarterly earnings calls since last year. It also took a page out of the MoviePass playbook when it launched AMC Stubs A-List, a more sustainable plan because it can actually control the input costs. AMC Stubs A-List has quickly lined up 260,000 members willing to pay twice as much as MoviePass for a superior membership plan with staying power.
The disintegration of the MoviePass model has been swift. It initially eliminated the ability for members to see a film that they've already seen on the plan and requiring users to submit photos of ticket stubs to prevent fraud. With financing starting to dry up and profitability nowhere in sight the steps have intensified this summer. Monthly and now most annual subscribers are limited to just three movies a month, and on any given day, MoviePass is only making a couple of mainstream and indie films available. Discounts on subsequent out-of-pocket films are in the works, but the app has been glitchy on check-ins for weeks. Social media hasn't been kind as MoviePass members discover that it's no longer possible to screen a ton of movies on someone else's dime.
Making MoviePass more complicated and difficult to use at a time when AMC and its peers are rolling out seamless alternatives could spell the end for the once-disruptive pioneer. With defections rising and the financial means to attract new subscribers dwindling, MoviePass is on borrowed time.


But this year could be different as a Republican-led House of Representatives grapples with how to fulfill campaign-trail promises of reducing the deficit and reining in debt.
In his budget message, Obama told Congress that the fiscal realities will require hard choices.
"A decade of deficits, compounded by the effects of the recession and the steps we had to take to break it, as well as the chronic failure to confront difficult decisions, has put us on an unsustainable course," he wrote.
Alaska's congressional delegation will likely fight hardest to keep the administration from eliminating billions in oil industry tax incentives, a yearly proposal from the president and one that he referenced again last month in his State of the Union speech. The White House said Monday it would plow more than $3 billion in savings into green energy research.
Sen. Mark Begich, D-Alaska, said the incentives may be poorly understood and he will argue they benefit smaller, independent producers based in the United States and interested in domestic energy production. Still, he acknowledged targeted cuts would be necessary. "There's no question that we have to get our fiscal house in order and there are going to be no easy decisions to get down that path," he said. "You have to get the spending and the expenditures under control; you have to invest in things that will grow the economy."
Republican Sen. Lisa Murkowski, who sits on the Appropriations Committee, acknowledged Monday tough decisions will have to be made in advocating for both fiscal restraint and policies that ensure "our interests are treated fairly" in Alaska.
"There is no doubt that spending cuts will be difficult and necessary, but the challenge will be to figure out how we cut spending without wrecking state and local economies," she said. "That's a particularly important consideration for a relatively young state like Alaska, which hasn't gotten the infrastructure support that the federal government has provided to the Lower 48."
Even as it cuts an estimated $1.1 trillion out of the deficit over the next decade, the Obama spending proposal also increases spending for education, infrastructure and research the administration says will lead to job growth and economic recovery. In addition to an ambitious plan to expand broadband access across the country, the budget includes $50 billion for roads, bridges and railways and $4.5 billion for education.
The president's budget director, Jacob Lew, said their spending plan has involved some "tough trade-offs," and that they anticipate criticism about slashing in half such programs as low-income heating assistance.
When asked to justify cutting low-income heating assistance even as the budget grows for programs that boost education and infrastructure spending, he said they'd given it careful consideration.
"It's a program that's done an enormous amount of good for an enormous number of people," Lew said of the heating aid, but added that it also "was never meant to be an entitlement program."
The program was funded at $2.5 billion in 2008 but doubled when energy prices spiked, Lew said. It's now being pared back to a level more comparable to energy prices, Lew said, and more compatible with the austerity they're hoping to impose.
"We can't just kind of cruise at a historic high spending level when we're trying to make these very difficult savings," he said.
Rep. Don Young, R-Alaska, derided the president's proposal, calling it "nothing more than a blueprint for tax increases." The proposed cuts mean nothing "if we don't start producing and growing our economy," he said. He also called the proposed budget cuts "ineffective" attempts that would be borne largely on the backs of rural America. That includes cuts to the heating oil program. If the administration is unwilling to subsidize heating fuel, Young said, then it must support policies that develop domestic energy production.
"We've got an urban president trying to dictate to rural America that subsidies for clean energy are more important than filling their heating tanks this weekend," he said. "The president is long on rhetoric but so far, short on results."


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With New Era mine closing, Galatia residents brace for bust
Sarah Halasz Graham
Nov 10, 2015 Updated Dec 16, 2016
Trucks dump their loads at the New Era Mine outside of Galatia in November 2015.
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Galatia Mayor David Harrawood offers his opinions on the impacts of the potential closing of the New Era Mine last year.
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Rick Lane (left) and Leon Russell share a light moment in Russell's office on Monday morning in Galatia while discussing the potential impacts to the community if the New Era closes. Lane owns Bulldog Systems and the West End Landfill and the mine is one of his largest customers. Russell owns the Russell Oil Company and he estimates there has already been 10 percent decline in business at the ROC One Stop in Galatia due to recent layoffs at the mine.
Leon Russell, owner of the Russell Oil Company and the ROC One Stop convenience store chain, discusses the potential impacts to the Galatia community if the New Era Mine should close.
An empty coal train passes through Galatia on its way to the New Future Mine in 2014.
Students at the Galatia Junior/Senior High School eat lunch in the cafeteria on Monday. Principal John Cummins worries that the potential closing of the New Era Mine would mean a decline in enrollment, leading to less funding from the state and tough choices on the school's budget.
GALATIA – This Saline County community's coal-mining industry is a boom-bust business on the brink of bust.
Officials at American Coal Company's parent outfit, Ohio-based Murray Energy Corp., announced Friday they expect to cease operations at the New Era mine in mid-2016. Before a series of layoffs earlier this year, the company employed about 700 workers at its two Galatia mines.
One of two Galatia mines expected to close in 2016
GALATIA — One of two mines at American Coal Co. is expected to cease operations by mid-year …
For residents of this small Saline County village of 933 residents, the closure promises to sting.
"It impacts everybody," said David Harrawood, the village's mayor. "It doesn't just impact coal miners. It impacts trucking businesses, the stores, all their vendors. It's not just one segment. Down here, we're all tied together."
Murray Energy announced three rounds of 247 layoffs in the months leading up to Friday's announcement. New Era's sister mine, New Future, is expected to remain in operation.
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Company officials blamed the closure -- and the preceding layoffs -- on President Barack Obama and the "ongoing destruction of the United States coal industry." Advocates have said the Obama administration's new climate change rules ensure broad environmental, economic and health benefits.
But for the communities impacted by New Era's closure, microeconomics often trumps macro issues.
"It's gonna be awful when it goes down," said Rick Lane, who owns trash hauling company Bulldog Systems and disposal outfit West End Landfill. American Coal Co. is Lane's biggest monthly customer.
"Every little community has a core economy, and that is our core economy," he said. "And when you jerk the rug out from underneath somebody, generally they'll fall."
Originally a tobacco-farming hub, Galatia's economy has ebbed and flowed with the boom-bust cycle of the coal mines for the past century. After World War II, mine closures caused a generation of students to leave for better opportunities in Chicago and even Detroit. Another decline in the late-1970s and early-1980s had a similar effect.
The ROC One Stop in Galatia is a hub for the community.
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Monday, as coal-hauling trucks lumbered by on nearby West Main Street, Lane stopped in to ROC One-Stop to visit with his friend Leon Russell.
Russell started Russell Oil Company about 45 years ago. Since then, the Galatia-based outfit has grown to include 13 gas stations in southern and central Illinois. "ROC," as it's called, is a town hub.
In the aftermath of the layoffs, Russell said business at his Galatia headquarters has slipped by about 10 percent. He expects it to decline more when New Era shutters.
"They won't be coming in to buy fuel to go to work," he said. "They won't be coming in to get their snacks and cigarettes and (things), you know? But there'll still be enough for business."
Russell doesn't think the mine's closure will have quite the impact Lane worries it will.
"This town here, it doesn't make much difference," he said. "Most people here are retired. … It'd be a small percentage of people living here that's really employed. They're on Social Security, retirement or something."
According to the 2010 census, Galatia's median age is 41. That's about four years higher than the national average.
Still, Harrawood worries fewer available jobs will push more students away from the area.
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If all goes as planned, at the end of the summer, Kaelyn Watson will be gone.
Enrollment at Galatia Jr/Sr High School has remained steady despite the layoffs. Principal John Cummins said he's seen an influx of students from neighboring Eldorado and Harrisburg. He theorized lower housing prices in Galatia may have lured them in.
Still, the loss of an entire mine leaves people feeling "worried," he said. And if enrollment does decline, it's bound to have a negative impact on the school.
"If our enrollment goes down, then our money goes down, and then we have to look at other places to cut, tighten our belt," he said. "We're already working on a skeleton crew."
Still, Cummins, Russell and Harrawood said they see the closure as a broader problem. Manufacturing, trucking and construction companies throughout Southern Illinois service the mines.
"It's going to be sad for everybody," Lane said. "I mean, nobody wins when you lose a mine."
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20 Best WiFi Multiplayer Games For Android
by Deepika
Best WiFi Multiplayer Games For Android
Gaming with friends is a fun. I still enjoy racing with friends and making team to fight against opponents in first person shooting games. The same can be done on phone as well. There are lots of LAN wifi multiplayer games where you and your friends can play together. WiFi multiplayer games are those multiplayer games where you and your friends connected on same WiFI network can play. Either you can compete against each other or be in the same team to play against BOTs. If you are looking for some best games to enjoy with friends over Wifi hotspot, you are at the right place. In this article, I am adding a few best LAN wifi multiplayer games for Android. You can download these wifi connecting games and start killing time.
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Here is the list of best wifi games. You can play these multiplayer games via wifi hotspot and kill time with friends.
1. Asphalt 8
If you are your friends want to enjoy car racing together, you can go with one of the best racing games for Android. It comes with multiplayer game play. You and your friends can join through the WiFi hotspot and then start racing. The game offers several cars and tracks to enjoy. You can add up to 8 players and choose any of the available 40 different tracks. The game is free but contacts apps. You also have options for in-app purchases to unlock different things in the game.
2. Mini Motor Racing
Mini Motor Racing is also a gaming game where you have dozens of tiny cars and 50+ tracks to race on. The game supports multiplayer gameplay. So, you can add up to four players over WiFi and play together. Not just WiFI but it also supports multiplayer gaming over Bluetooth. The game is free but supports the in-app purchase.
3. Special Forces Group 2
Special Forces Group 2 is a first person shooting game. If you want this kind of game, ask you friends to join you over WiFi and enjoy. You have maps to play by using weapons and bombs. It allows you to customise your guns by buying different skins. The game is free with an option of in-app purchase.
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4. Crazy Racing
Crazy Racing is not just a racing but an action games based on racing. Here, you have to take down the cars of other players by using the weapons. You and your friends can compete on different tracks and try to take down other. The game is free but contains ads and offer in-app purchase.
5. Crossy Road
Crossy Road is also a popular local multiplayer game that can be played over a local WIFI network. In the game, you navigate a chicken through traffic, over streams, and other places while avoiding all the obstacles. The game is free to play with in-app purchase option.
6. Doodle Army 2: Mini Militia
It is a multiplayer shooting game that can be played by up to 6 different players. You and your friends can join the game over WIFI network and enjoy this shooting game. The ultimate game is to take down opponents. You get several weapons like the flamethrower, sniper, shotgun, etc. The game is free with ads. You can unlock weapons and other features via in-app purchase.
7. Racers Vs Cops: Multiplayer
As the name suggests, this game is about a racer and cop. In this game, you can either be a racer or cop. If you are a racer, you need to escape from the cop and finish a race. If you are a cop, you need to catch the racer before he completes the race. In multiplayer game, you can race with your friends over WiFi. The game is free and contains ads, but you have in-game currency for upgrades.
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8. Badminton League
Badminton League is for those who want to enjoy Badminton game. The game follows physics and gives you perfect experience of Badminton. You can create your own characters and customise it to look like you. You can select move and perform cool stunts. You can also play this game with your friends over WiFi, make bet and win in-game coins. This is a free game with in-app purchase option for buying additional items like rockets, character customizations, etc.
9. NBA JAM
NBA JAM is if for this who love playing the basketball ball game. This game is large in size due to good graphics. You get 4 different modes including Local Multiplayer. In Local Multiplayer mode, you can play the game with friends over WiFi or Bluetooth. The game is free, contains ads and in-app purchases
10. Tanks Battle
Tanks Battle is another interesting game for those who need a simple and straightforward game. You and your friends can join the game over local WiFi network and battle one on one. The player who win three rounds in the winner. The game is free and contains ads.
11. Wild Blood
Wild Blood is a fantasy game with intense battles, epic fights and good graphics. It is a good gam where you can play with your friends. You can play with up to 8 people in capture the flag mode or 4 vs 4 deathmatches. The games free and contains in-app purchases.
12. Skullduggery
Skullduggery is a game similar to Angry Birds. It uses the same drag and shoot method. You need to pull the brain and hit skulls. In the game, you can play with your friends as well. The game is free and contacts ads. You can also remove ads with a single purchase.
13. BombSquad
BombSquad is a mixture of many mini-games. You can play these games with up to 8 players locally over Wifi. You can create teams of players and play against each other I different games. The mini games include bomb hockey, capture the flag, etc. If you and your friends are looking for an interesting game to play together, try this one.
14. Terraria
Terraria is a 2D adventure game similar to Minecraft. In the game, you have to mine resources, craft items, kill bad guys and build stuff. The game is not free and costs $4.99. You can play the game with your friends over WIFI and enjoy.
15. Respawnables
Respawnables is a fighting game where you can play with friends and have action experience. You can choose from being an assassin, terrorist, gunman, elite sniper, thumper gunman or just a special forces killer. There are more than 185 single military troops action quests.
16. Spaceteam
Spaceteam is a cooperative party game where you can play with up o 8 people together. Just join the game over WiFi and enjoy it. You will be assigned a random control panel with buttons, switches, sliders, and dials. You need to follow time-sensitive instructions and coordinate with your friends before time runs out.
17. BADLAND
BADLAND is a classic platform game that you can enjoy with your friends. The game has support for Android TV as well. It has fun graphics and full controller. It even works fine on low-end devices. The game has a gorgeous forest full of various inhabitants, trees and flowers. Players control one of the forest dwellers and discover imaginative traps and obstacles. In the single-player campaign, one can play 100 truly unique. In multiplayer mode, up to 4 players can play 23 different levels on the same device.
18. Worms 3
Worms 3 is also an interesting strategy game you can enjoy without the internet. You play as an army of worms in the game. The goal is to defeat the opposing worm army. You can enjoy more than 25 single player missions. There is also an option to play online multiplayer. If you want to play against, your friend, you can use the same device to enjoy this local multiple game. The game is not free and costs $4.99.
19. Fotonica
Fotonica is an endless runner game that includes running in a first-person view. There are 8 different levels of explore and master along with 3 different endless levels to compete for high-scores. It also offers local multiplayer gaming option where two players can play on the same device using split-screen multiplayer mode.
20. Minecraft: Pocket Edition
You can also play Minecraft on your mobile phone and enjoy it with your friends over WiFi. You can install this game and try its local multiplayer mode to enjoy it with your friends. This is a paid game and you will have to buy it for $6.99 from Play Store.
These are a few games that you can play together with friends over WiFi. You friends need to join the same wifi network. Depending on your choice, you can select any of these games. You can play these multiplayer games via wifi hotspot and kill time with friends.


Last night's pandorgas were beautiful. And he first one in the procession was the world cup, which got a tremendous cheer.
10 am – 2 pm The usual sporting stuff in the sports ground.
12 noon. All the church bells will ring at once.
12:15 Special concert by the municipal band in the Casas Consistoriales de Santa Cruz de La Palma.
5 pm Dance of the gargoyles going from the big stage by the port through O'Daly, Plaza de España, A. Pérez de Brito, Plaza de la Alameda, Sacerdote Juan Pérez Álvarez and the Plaza de San Francisco.
7 pm. "Flower battle" which will proceed from the port to the Plaza de la Alameda, accompanied by bands.
9:30 pm The Acrobats. At the Hospital de Dolores, plaza de Santo Domingo, calle O'Daly (in front of Casa Sotomayor), calle Apurón (fopposite La Pérgola), Plaza de España, Avda. El Puente (opposite the market), calle A. Pérez de Brito (opposite Acera Ancha) and the Plaza de la Alameda.
12:15 The town crier will go from the town hall announcing the Festival of the 17th century.
6:30 pm. Decoration of the main street of Santa Cruz de La Palma: Young pairs will wait on their balconies and there will be old fashioned amusements in the streets.
7 pm Concert of minuet music, at the Casas Consistoriales de Santa Cruz de La Palma.
7:40 pm Parade of the militias from Bajamar.
7:45 pm. Procession of the militias from Bajamar from the Santa Catalina castle along the following streets: Castillete, Pedro J. de las Casas, Dr. Pérez Camacho, Pérez de Brito, O'Daly y Plaza de la Constitución to the main stage.
10 pm and 11:30 pm. Festival of the 18th century Minute music and dancing in 18th century costumes.
Afterwards, procession of the militias from Bajamar from the stage back to Santa Catalina castle.
1 am Thursday Popular dance at the sea front stage.


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Funeral services for R. Everett "Sox" Goodface Sr., 66, of Lower Brule, SD will be 1:00 pm Thursday, October 17, 2019 at the Lower Brule Community Center in Lower Brule, SD with burial in the Holy Comforter Episcopal Cemetery at Lower Brule. R. Everett "Sox" Goodface was born at home in Lower Brule, SD on January 19, 1953 to Owen O. and Emma R. (Small) Goodface. Everett attended his grade school years at the Lower Brule Elementary and Bishop Hare. He then went to Stephan Indian Mission School where he graduated from high school in 1971. Thought his high school years, he played basketball and was on the wrestling team. While in high school, he met Margaret "Punky" Poitra and were united in marriage in October 1972. To this union, five boys were born. After high school, Everett worked various jobs: Star Tribune, Pioneer Press, Director of the Lower Brule Ambulance, and tree planter. He also worked in the schools as a paraprofessional, grade school basketball coach, and as the summer youth softball and baseball coach.
Everett loved to fish, coach the kids, play pool, play cards, and joke around. But most of all, he loved spending time with his grandchildren and great grandchildren. Everett started his journey on October 8, 2019 at Sanford USD Medical Center in Sioux Falls, SD at the age of 66 years. Gratefully sharing his life are his sons Everett Goodface Jr. of Sioux Falls, SD, Craig (Cosette) Goodface of Taholah, WA, Jason Goodface of Lower Brule, SD, and Austin Goodface of Taholah, WA; a daughter Ruth Edge of Norfolk, VA; six grandchildren; five great grandchildren; special nieces Fely Goodface and Liza Estes; a brother Dwayne Goodface of Lower Brule, SD; and a special cousin he called sister Sadie Pretty Sounding Flute. Welcoming him home are his parents Owen O. and Emma R. Goodface, brother Owen "Goof" Goodface, son Joseph M. Goodface, granddaughters Krista L.M. Goodface and Norah Faith Goodface, and a special aunt Irene Pretty Sounding Flute.
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The English Toy Terrier 'Befsy'
HENRY BARRAUD
The English Toy Terrier 'Befsy'
Oil on board laid on panel, signed and signed and inscribed and dated 1870 on reverse
30.7 x 35.5 cms
Henry Barraud was born in London and baptised at St. Mary's Church, Lambeth on 16 May, 1811. His brother was the animal painter William Barraud (1810 - 1850), with whom Henry often collaborated when painting sporting subjects and shared a studio. The Barraud family were originally from Angouleme, France.
Henry married Anna Maria Rose in 1842 and painted her portrait for the Law Fire Insurance Society, where she had family connections. They are recorded as having between seven and nine children, depending upon the source, and adopted William's only son when he died in 1850. One of Henry Barraud's sons, Francis James (1856 - 1924), is credited with the advertising image of 'His Master's Voice.'
Barraud painted portraits, genre, and sporting scenes all to a very high standard. After William's death, Henry painted more animal portraiture on his own and demonstrated how accomplished a horse painter he was. Some of his paintings were exceptionally large and elaborate. For example, 'The London Season- Rotten Row, Hyde Park' measures 53 x 104 inches and shows all manner of fashionable activity on foot and astride with each person depicted in as much detail as their individual portrait might be. In 1858 Henry Barraud and his family converted to Catholicism and his work became somewhat more sentimental and religiously bias.
Barraud exhibited 33 paintings at the Royal Academy between 1833 and 1859, 48 at the British Institute, and over 100 elsewhere. His exhibited paintings were often historical subjects with titles such as 'The Theory of Gravitation suggested to Sir Isaac Newton by the Fall of an Apple' and 'Robert Bruce and the Spider.'
Barraud died of kidney disease on 17 June, 1874 at his home in Gloucester Place, London.
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Height 30.7 cm / 12 "
Width 35.5 cm / 14 "
Oil on board laid on panel,
signed, inscribed and dated 1870 on reverse
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Shooting grouse over dogs
"On the River Esk, Dumfriesshire"
A larder still-life with dead game
A Trompe l`Oeil of a Sporting Still-life
Sportsman with a spaniel in a wood by a stream
An equestrian portrait of a gentleman in a blue coat, brocade waistcoat and tricorn hat on a rearing charger, a view to a hunt and a country house beyond


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My primary teaching goals are to enhance the critical thinking skills of my students and to build anthropological and archaeological knowledge and the ability to understand and evaluate how that knowledge is created. I strive to accomplish these goals by teaching students unique methods of learning, organizing, and retaining knowledge and the ability to identify and evaluate arguments and claims with evidence.
I feel a strong responsibility to my students to develop courses that will intellectually prepare them to achieve their career and personal goals, regardless of major. I also feel a strong responsibility to higher education and society to develop careful thinkers capable of informed decision-making.
I believe the inherent interest most students have in anthropology and archaeology presents unique opportunities to teach critical thinking, the scientific method, and the value and uses of the past for understanding the present.
I enthusiastically embrace the opportunities and obligations of teaching; there is no other career I would rather have!
Methods I use to build critical thinking, knowledge, and the ability evaluate how that knowledge is created include concept mapping and argument mapping. Both methods also teach students a new way to learn and remember what they learn—essential skills beyond the classroom.
Concept mapping is a visual method of organizing, learning, and representing knowledge. Maps include concepts in boxes and linking words and lines connecting the concepts. These elements are organized into a visual hierarchy representing the structure of knowledge and information. I require students to concept map the majority of chapters in their textbook. This involves identifying important concepts in a chapter and finding relationships between and among these concepts. Mapping actively engages students with the course readings, especially in comparison to the common practice of multi-tasking while reading, highlighting text for later learning, and "cramming" the night before an exam. Concept mapping is more effective for attaining knowledge retention and transfer than reading text passages, attending lectures, and participating in class discussions, according to a meta-analysis of studies examining their effects (Nesbit and Adesope 2006). Furthermore, research on how learning works points to the fact that "it is not just what you know but how you organize what you know that influences learning and performance" (Ambrose et al. 2010:65). For more information and examples of concept mapping, please click here and see the webpages I have developed to help my students learn the technique.
Argument mapping visually displays the structure of an argument. Students construct an argument map by identifying the central thesis of a manuscript, arguments in support of the thesis, and the evidence (or the lack thereof) supporting the arguments. Boxes, arrows, and linking words are used to identify each element of an argument. The method helps students evaluate a thesis or claim by examining the strengths and weaknesses of associated arguments and evidence. It is a method of evaluating "how we know what we know." After mapping many scholarly articles, I ask students to construct their own arguments. I have found that argument mapping improves a student's ability to evaluate and construct rigorous and convincing arguments—a lifelong skill. Argument mapping also helps students become critical consumers of what they read or are told and helps them understand how knowledge (particularly scientific knowledge) is created and evaluated. I provide more information about argument mapping on my teaching website.
identifying and arguing the importance of what is to be taught and learned. I ask myself, "Why does this information matter for my students?" "How can they apply this learning to personal problem solving?" My answers establish the framework for each presentation and course. At the start of each class period, I argue why what we are going to do in class that day is important.
bringing enthusiasm for the subject and each student's learning into each class presentation or activity. I demonstrate my enthusiasm by moving around the classroom when I speak, looking directly into the eyes of each student, designing engaging visuals that are not abbreviated lecture notes, and being well prepared for each presentation so I can talk directly to the students.
anticipating and minimizing challenges to learning by "living the experience in advance." That is, I think through the details of each class, each course, and each educational experience in hopes of anticipating and preventing confusion and distraction. If I omit linking arguments, lack clarity on the importance of what is being taught, or am unable to effectively describe and explain processes, I will cause confusion and distract from educational objectives. Thoughtful planning is one way of minimizing challenges to learning.
assessing student learning, revising instruction, and constantly improving my teaching efforts. I have always taken notes on the successes and failures of each of my presentations and sought evaluations from colleagues and students. I believe that we do not learn from experience but rather by rigorously reflecting on experience.
In conclusion, it was the opportunity to teach that brought me back to academia from a successful career in non-profit and for-profit leadership and business. After three semesters teaching anthropology and archaeology I know I made the right choice. I feel as if each course contains an infinite range of possibilities to develop the skills and enhance the learning of my students. I read the literature on the scholarship of teaching and learning and am inspired by the possibilities. There is nothing more I would rather do and few things that are more important than teaching.
Ambrose, Susan A., Michael W. Bridges, Marsha C. Lovett, Michele DiPietro, and Marie K. Norman. 2010. How Learning Works: Seven Research-Based Principles for Smart Teaching. Jossey-Bass, San Francisco.
Nesbit, John C., and Olusola O. Adesope. 2006. Learning with Concept and Knowledge Maps: A Meta-Analysis. Review of Educational Research 76(3):413-448.


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