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This is a list of notable alumni and faculty of University of the Pacific (United States).

Alumni

Academia
Arthur A. Dugoni, 1948 (DEN), dean of University of the Pacific School of Dentistry (1978-2006); served as president of the American Dental Association (1988-1989), American Dental Association Foundation; American Association of Dental Schools, and California Dental Association, and as treasurer of the Federation Dentaire Internationale FDI World Dental Federation.
William A. Finley, 1863 (non-graduate), first president of Oregon State University
Joseph Pomeroy Widney, 1863, second President of the University of Southern California (1891-1895), co-founder of the Church of the Nazarene

Business
Bob Bejan, 1982, Chief Development Officer of MSLGROUP
Joseph R. Knowland, 1895, politician; publisher of the Oakland Tribune newspaper
Alex Spanos, 1948, billionaire and owner of the San Diego Chargers
Dean Spanos, 1972, team president and CEO, San Diego Chargers

Entertainment
Alan Autry, 1975, actor, politician, and former National Football League (NFL) football player
Dave Brubeck, 1942, jazz pianist and founder of the Brubeck Institute
Dean Butler, 1979, television actor, producer
Robert Culp, 1949, actor
Jamie Lee Curtis, 1979 (non-graduate), actress
Doris Dörrie, 1975, German film director and producer
David Gerber, 1950, Golden Globe, Emmy and Peabody Award-winning TV producer/executive
Chris Isaak, 1980, actor and musician
Janet Leigh, 1947 (non-graduate), actress
Bridget Marquardt, 2000 (Master's degree in Comm.), Playboy Playmate; one of the stars of The Girls Next Door
Steve Martini, 1974 (JD), NY Times bestselling author of legal novels
Darren McGavin, 1948 (non-graduate), television and film actor
Joseph C. Phillips, (non-graduate), actor and conservative Christian
Jo Van Fleet, 1941, actress
Irene Roberts, 2006, mezzo-soprano with the Deutsche Opera Berlin

Government and politics
Greg Aghazarian, 1993 (JD), former California State Assemblyman
Duke Aiona, 1977, former Lieutenant Governor of Hawaii
Arif Alvi, 1984, President of Pakistan
Mark Amodei, 1983 (JD),  United States Representative for Nevada's second congressional district
Alan Autry, 1975, former mayor of Fresno, California
Henry L. Benson, 1873, 44th Associate Justice of the Oregon Supreme Court
Frank W. Benson, 1877, 12th Governor of Oregon
Elwood Bruner, 1874, State Assembly member in the 1890s
Connie Callahan, 1975, Judge, Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Gustavus Cheyney Doane, 1861, U.S. Army, member of Washburn-Langford-Doane Expedition to Yellowstone in 1870
John Doolittle, 1978, United States House of Representatives
Morrison England, 1976, 1983 (JD), U.S. District Court Judge
Noreen Evans, 1971 (JD), California State Assemblywoman
John M. Gerrard, 1981 (JD), Nebraska Supreme Court
Mikayil Jabbarov, 1998 (JD), Minister of Education of the Azerbaijan Republic
Joseph R. Knowland, 1895 United States House of Representatives
Bill Lockyer, 1986E (JD), California Attorney General
Ronald O. Loveridge, 1960, former Mayor of Riverside, California
Mark Meckler, 1988 (JD), political activist
Robert T. Monagan, 1942, 55th speaker of California State Assembly
George Moscone, 1953, California state senator and former 37th Mayor of San Francisco
James C. Needham, 1886, U.S Representative from California
Susan B. Neuman, 1978 (EdD), prominent literacy researcher, educator and author; US Assistant Secretary of Elementary and Secondary Education 2001–2003
Theodore Olson, 1962, lawyer and 42nd Solicitor General of the United States
Johnnie Rawlinson, 1979D (JD), Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Alfred E. Reames, 1891 (non-graduate), United States Senator
Vice Admiral Robert D. Sharp, 1985, Director of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency

Science and engineering
José M. Hernández, 1985, NASA astronaut
Steven Kistler, 1921 (non-graduate), inventor of Aerogel
George Tchobanoglous, 1958, professor of engineering at University of California, Davis

Sports
Bob Adams, 1969, former NFL tight end
Dick Bass, 1958, former Los Angeles Rams Pro Bowl running back
Ryan Benjamin, 1992, American football player
Greg Bishop, 1993, former NFL offensive tackle 1993–1999
Tristan Blackmon, 2017, professional soccer player for Los Angeles FC
Scott Boras, 1977, 1982 (JD), Major League Baseball agent
Don Campora, 1950, former American football offensive tackle for the San Francisco 49ers and the Washington Redskins
Pete Carroll, 1973, Super Bowl-winning coach of the Seattle Seahawks and former head football coach at the University of Southern California
Kyra Christmas, 2017, member of Canada women's national water polo team, competed in 2020 Summer Olympics
Clyde Conner, 1956, former professional football player for the San Francisco 49ers
Bruce Coslet, 1968, former NFL head coach for the New York Jets and Cincinnati Bengals
Heather Cox, 1992, former volleyball player, now ESPN sideline reporter & NBC Olympics reporter
Gene Cronin, 1956, former American football defensive end for the Detroit Lions, Washington Redskins, and the Dallas Cowboys
Dell Demps, 1992, 1998, former pro basketball player, now New Orleans Pelicans general manager
Tom Flores, 1958, retired Super Bowl-winning coach of the Oakland Raiders of the National Football League
Wayne Hardin, 1950, head football coach at the United States Naval Academy from 1959 to 1964
Willard Harrell, 1974, former NFL running back, Green Bay Packers, 1975–1977, St. Louis Cardinals, 1977–1984
Walt Harris, 1967, former head football coach at Stanford University and University of Pittsburgh
Wayne Hawkins, 1960, former AFL All-Star, Oakland Raiders
Willie Hector, 1961, former NFL player
Bob Heinz, 1969, former NFL defensive tackle, Miami Dolphins and Washington Redskins
D.J. Houlton, 2001, former pitcher for the Los Angeles Dodgers
Honor Jackson, 1971, former NFL safety
Hue Jackson, 1986, former NFL Head Coach of the Oakland Raiders and Cleveland Browns
Jennifer Joines, 2004, USA volleyball Olympian (2008)
Carl Kammerer, 1967, American football defensive end and linebacker, San Francisco 49ers and Washington Redskins
Eddie LeBaron, 1950, former NFL football player and NFL executive
Bob Lee, 1967, former professional football player
Lionel Manuel, 1984 (non-graduate), former New York Giants wide receiver
Phil Martinovich, 1938, American football player
Mike Merriweather, 1982, Pittsburgh Steelers and Minnesota Vikings pro-bowl linebacker
John Nisby, 1957, former Pittsburgh Steelers and Washington Redskins offensive guard
Mark Nordquist, 1967, former NFL offensive guard
Elaina Oden, 1989, two-time Olympic volleyball player
Michael Olowokandi, 1998, former NBA player and 1st overall pick in 1998 NBA Draft
Stu Pederson, 1981 (non-graduate), former Major League Baseball player, Los Angeles Dodgers
Brian Peets, 1978, former NFL tight end
Shawn Price, 1993, former American football defensive end in the NFL for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Carolina Panthers, Buffalo Bills, and San Diego Chargers
Duane Putnam, 1952, former NFL Pro Bowl player
Greg Robinson, 1976, former NFL assistant coach and current Michigan Wolverines defensive coordinator
Bill Sandeman, 1965, former NFL offensive tackle, Atlanta Falcons
Brad Schumacher, 1997, 2005 (MBA), two-time Olympian (1996 swimming, 2000 water polo) and two-time Olympic gold medalist (1996 swimming)
Jane Swagerty, 1966, competitive swimmer and 1968 Olympic bronze medalist
Kevin Turner, 1980, former American football linebacker for the New York Giants, Washington Redskins, Seattle Seahawks, and the Cleveland Browns.
Herm Urenda, 1960, former American football player
Al Westover, 1976, former basketball player in the Australian National Basketball League
Craig Whelihan, 1995, former NFL, XFL and AFL quarterback
Roy Williams, 1962, former NFL defensive tackle

Others
S. G. Browne, 1989, author of dark comedy and social satire
Matt de la Peña, 1996, Newbery Medal-winning author, writer of children's books
Sharon Ito, 1982, Japanese-American newscaster
George Knapp, 1977, investigative journalist
Susanne Mentzer, 1976, operatic mezzo-soprano
Peter Morales, 1967, President of the Unitarian Universalist Association, 2009
Olive Oatman, 1857, Indian captive and lecturer

Notable coaches
Bill Anttila, the school's All-time winningest water polo coach, member of United States Water Polo Hall of Fame, charter member of the California Community College Water Polo Hall of Fame, member of Springfield College (MA) Hall of Fame
Jon Gruden, former Pacific assistant football coach, later served as head coach of the NFL's Oakland Raiders, Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Las Vegas Raiders
Terry Liskevych, former 3-time Olympic women's volleyball head coach; Pacific's head coach from 1977–84
Buddy Ryan, former Pacific assistant football coach, former NFL head coach of the Philadelphia Eagles and Arizona Cardinals
Ed Sprague Jr., former Major League Baseball all-star; head baseball coach, 2004–2015
Amos Alonzo Stagg, "The Grand Old Man of Football", head football coach at Pacific from 1933–46
Damon Stoudamire, former Pacific head men's basketball coach, 2016-2021, 13-year NBA player and 1996 NBA Rookie of the Year
Bob Thomason, 1971, 5-time Big West Coach of the Year and school's all-time winningest men's basketball coach; Pacific's head coach from 1988–2013

Notable staff/faculty
Marisa Kelly, President of Suffolk University in Boston, Massachusetts
Anthony Kennedy, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, teaches international and American law at the University of Salzburg for the McGeorge School of Law international program
Samuel Stephens Kistler, 1922, inventor of Aerogel, faculty member between 1923-1930
Heather Knight, former President of Pacific Union College

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Kansys buys Ericsson's enterprise and cloud billing system, but the terms aren't available. (Pixabay)
Kansys announced on Tuesday that it's buying Ericsson's enterprise and cloud billing (ECB) business for an undisclosed sum.
The billing system was developed to monetize any product or service, including IoT services. Kansys, which got its start in 1997 as a business support system (BSS) and operational support system (OSS) integrator, has a long history of working with ECB software that dates back to 2004. It has worked with Ericsson on many of the ECB customer engagements spanning the entire software deployment and development lifecycle.
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"Kansys has consistently provided exceptional professional services, development and ongoing support to Ericsson's ECB customers," said Ericsson's Dave Arbach, vice president of IOT monetization, in a statement. "The ECB divestment does not impact Ericsson's existing Digital BSS portfolio to provide leading 5G and IoT monetization capabilities that align with our strategic targets."
With its ability to monetize any product or service, ECB customers can be found across numerous industries.
"ECB continues to provide unique architectural advantages that translate into the most flexible and nimble enterprise billing software in the world," said Kansys CTO Arthur Koenig. "This is especially true for those customers with complex monetization requirements."
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Sue Reynolds is a documentary photographer whose images of Native Americans combat stereotypes and foster more accurate perceptions of indigenous American people. Since 2005, she's worked to help heal racism through Native American projects that include solo and group exhibitions, articles and speaking engagements.
Still Here (2013), her collaborative book with Salish poet Victor Charlo, was commended by U.S. Congressman George Miller and California State Senator Mark DeSaulnier for showing the resilience of American Indian people. Her work has received praise from the Montana Arts Council, and mainstream as well as Native American media outlets. Her photographs appear in exhibits in California, Oregon, Montana and Japan and are in private collections.
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This exhibit is meant to help heal racism by building bridges of understanding between non-Native and Native American people, with a focus on the everyday life of American Indian youth. After documenting Native Celebrations for years,I wanted to show what everyday life is like for Native people on reservations.
About 1.2 million American Indians live on reservations in the United States. Firsthand experience and many studies show that racism contributes to Native difficulties on reservations, resulting in higher rates than national averages of poverty, poor health, substance abuse, domestic violence and suicide.
To dispel stereotypes and carry a positive message, these photographs show seldom-seen stories of Native hope and strength in Montana, Idaho and South Dakota. When we learn about our Native neighbors, we begin to see we are all more alike than different. Playing sports, doing homework, spending time with their family or celebrating their heritage, American Indian youth are both American and Indian.
Visiting reservations in these Northern Rockies and Plains states, returning again and again, the heart of this work for me is creating relationships with Native people. I encourage all Americans to create their own connections with American Indian people. Meeting Native youth and families at powwows is one good way to hear Native voices directly.
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Photographer: Sue Reynolds
Exhibit Title: Everyday Native
Ivory, 17, is a high school senior who is really good at basketball and cross country. He especially loves basketball and loves being a part of a team. His academic goal is to go to college and maybe study wildlife biology or astronomy
This is the newest chapter of a 12-year project to understand Native Americans on reservations in Montana, South Dakota and Idaho and to help heal racism there. These places are overlooked by the rest of America, yet the need for peace between non-Natives and Natives is great.
As a European-descended American whose ancestor fought against Indians in the Modoc War of 1872, Reynolds' father told her of their ancestor's heroism with pride. Her feelings of pride changed when she began this project.
Listening to Native Americans share stories of loss and resilience in the face of racism, Reynolds discovered America's dirty secret. Ignorance about everyday Native Americans fosters corrosive hate. The legacy of intergenerational trauma continues in reservation communities. Poverty, worsened by withholding of the full social services promised in treaties, affects many.
This new exhibit, which focuses on children and youth, shows the reality of their everyday lives. With race-based nationalism growing in the U.S. and globally, finding our shared humanity instead of our differences is crucial now.
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Sue Reynolds | Everyday Native | United States
After their old school burned down, the Lakota community raised money to build a modern K-12th grade school. Pride in who they are as Lakota people is important for Wakpala's youth. Living on a poor reservation in a place where non-Native neighbors often don't understand or respect them, Lakota children and teens suffer. A 12-year-old living in the non-Native border town just across the Missouri River from Wakpala killed herself in 2016 because of racist bullying by her non-Native classmates. Teen and middle-schooler suicides are all too common due to poverty and racism.
Talon age 6 (left) and older brother Landon, age 10, work on their homework with their mother's help at their home on the Flathead Reservation in Montana. They're studying Salish, their native language. Their grandfather Craig is instilling in them a way of viewing the world that was common to their ancestors. This large book is a textbook for learning Salish, which has its own special alphabet. Once when Landon went to the County Fair, he was called a "cute girl" by non-Native people because at that time, he wore his hair long. He cut his hair. For Native boys and men, wearing traditional long hair often causes problems. If they leave it long, they face non-Native prejudice and if they cut it, they may be told, "You're not Indian enough" by other Native Americans. Unfortunately, their father, who was a law student at University of Montana, Missoula, faced a different kind of prejudice. Due to lighter skin from his non-Native mother, he felt he didn't fit in either world and took his own life.
Leo is eight years old. He spent most of this day with his grandmother, riding his horse around his grandparents' ranch to protect their cattle from wolves and grizzly bears. Ranchers on the Blackfeet Reservation have to be on the lookout for these predators, which follow the herd and kill calves. Leo's grandfather got a special cannon that makes loud, booming sounds to keep predators away. It also keeps the family awake because it goes 24/7. One time Leo's little sister was in their house crying and a grizzly bear came within 50 feet.
Fawn Free shares after school snacks with the family pets in their backyard overlooking the Missouri River. Now called Lake Oahe, it was created by the Army Corps of Engineers damming up this huge river near her Standing Rock Reservation, South Dakota community. The story of this lake-river covers a deeper, sadder story: the Federal government's taking away a good life from Lakota and other tribes who used to live along the fertile river bottoms of the Upper Missouri River. Until the 1950's, many tribes in North and South Dakota and the region had an abundant life on the river. Protected from harsh weather and poor hunting up on the prairie, they found plentiful fish, deer, small game and lush berries to sustain them. Elders today tell stories of growing up in old Wakpala, now flooded beneath Lake Oahe, where there was lush grass for their cattle and horses. Then, Wakpala was a prosperous town. It had hotels, banks, stores and a rail head for shipping local cattle out to market. After the flood, the government moved Lakota people up to the prairie, where life is much harder today.
Tiyapo Campbell, age 16, holds a net he uses for river fishing on the Nez Perce Reservation in Idaho, where he lives in a rural community. With his parents, he gathers traditional tribal foods including fish, deer, elk, roots and berries to combat diseases caused in part by the less healthy foods introduced to his community after the U.S. Government confined his ancestors to this reservation. Tiyapo attends a K-12 school on the reservation and enjoys competing with the cross-country team there. In a few years, he hopes to attend college where he plans to study engineering.
Standing in a wood shed also used to dress meat at his home on the Nez Perce Reservation in Idaho, Tiyapo Campbell, age 16, shows a visitor how he butchers an elk. He and his father hunt most of the meat their family eats on reservation lands. A nearby smoker is used to preserve the fish and game they take.
Tiyapo Campbell, age 16, holds a net he uses for river fishing on the Nez Perce Reservation in Idaho, while his father looks on. With his parents, he gathers traditional tribal foods including fish, deer, elk, roots and berries to combat diseases caused in part by the less healthy foods introduced to his community after the U.S. Government confined his ancestors to this reservation. Tiyapo attends a K-12 school on the reservation and enjoys competing with the cross-country team there. In a few years, he hopes to attend college where he wants to study engineering.
Playing music together is a favorite pastime when Ivory's uncle Leland comes to visit Ivory and his family on the Flathead Reservation in Montana. Leland taught his nephew some of the basics of playing the ukulele and gave Ivory his instrument. Having lived on the Crow reservation and around the U.S., Uncle Leland says music saved him during hard times. Leland tells a visitor that his and Ivory's great-grandfather went to the Busby boarding school on the Northern Cheyenne Reservation in southeast Montana. He says it was one of the worst of the Indian residential boarding schools, where punishment for practicing their Native customs was especially severe on students.
Meth is a big problem on reservations, where unemployment is high and teens often have little to do. Mexican drug cartels actively recruit young Native people as dealers. Meth addiction affects newborns and has led to a rise in violent crimes in many Native communities. The Indian Health Service clinics on reservations don't receive enough resources to provide adequate treatment, so tribes must find other options or let members go untreated. With tribal police forces stretched thin and because on many reservations everyone is related, police officers may ignore meth-related crimes. On the Blackfeet Reservation, a retired school teacher estimated that in 2015, seven in 10 newborns had to be airlifted to Seattle for expensive meth addiction treatment. Many children grow up with addicted parents, never having what they need unless a grandmother or other relative takes them in.
Years ago, the town hall where celebrations and meetings were held in this rural Lakota community was burned, leaving these remains. Due to the actions of someone living in the area, this and other local institutions have been vandalized and destroyed. This makes community gatherings more difficult in such a remote area with long winters.
Standing in front of the decommissioned Catholic Church in his community on the Standing Rock Reservation, Devin Free explains that his mother is fighting to keep the Catholic Diocese from burning down this local institution. She's a former parishioner who left because the local priest wouldn't allow her to bury her 15-year-old son who killed himself in the church cemetery. Devin's mom and other residents want to turn this former church into a much-needed a homeless shelter.
Standing at this "No DAPL" sign at the edge of the Missouri River, Fawn and Devin Free face an uncertain future. The DAPL is the Dakota Access Pipeline project, intended to carry oil from North Dakota to connecting pipelines Illinois. Originally, the pipeline was to be constructed near Bismarck, North Dakota's capital. Bismarck's residents didn't want it near their city because a pipeline break would harm their drinking water, which comes from the Missouri River. So the pipeline's path was moved close to the part of Standing Rock Reservation that's in North Dakota. Members of the Standing Rock tribe protested, saying the U.S. Federal government was not protecting their right to clean drinking water, their sovereignty and the preservation of their sacred sites and burials. The tribe was quickly joined in their protest by many other U.S. tribes and indigenous peoples worldwide, along with other groups and individuals. Their chairman appealed to the United Nations, asking for support for their human rights. With the new U.S. president immediately reversing President Obama's postponement for environmental review, oil is flowing and the tribe continues lawsuits to stop it.
Devin Free, 16, and sister Fawn, 13, hug their niece and nephew during a visit at their relatives' home across the Missouri River from Standing Rock Reservation. On and off the reservation, their extended family has experienced many losses. Devin is thinking about learning forestry and then working in a state with more trees. Sister Fawn has her sights set on becoming a doctor because she wants to help people, including her family. She knows a medical degree will demand many years of school and she plans to get a college scholarship.
Quinton lives in the small community of Heart Butte on the Blackfeet Reservation in Western Montana. Blackfeet people love their horses. On this day after school, he's attending cattle rancher Tom Crawford's new youth program, where a group of boys are learning how to break colts. Over a few months, they'll get a colt used to saddle blanket, then wearing a saddle and finally have a boy ride and direct the animal. A former competitor on the Professional Indian Rodeo circuit, their teacher Tom knows how to train colts for rodeo events and ranch work. As on many reservations, Blackfeet people experience very high rates of drug use and alcoholism. To protect local youth in this remote area where there's little to do after school, Tom created this colt training program.
Joseph Jimenez is chased by a colt as he attends cattle rancher Tom Crawford's new youth program, where a group of boys are learning how to break colts. Over a few months, they'll get a colt used to saddle blanket, then wearing a saddle and finally have a boy ride and direct the animal. A former competitor on the Professional Indian Rodeo circuit, their teacher Tom knows how to train colts for rodeo events and ranch work. As on many reservations, Blackfeet people experience very high rates of drug use and alcoholism. To protect local youth in this remote area where there's little to do after school, Tom created this colt training program.
Gigi's dance fan is made of many eagle feathers. Under Federal law, only Native American people can own them. The waiting list to get a whole eagle from the National Eagle Repository in Denver, Colorado, is about three years. For most Indians, eagle feathers are sacred, because the eagle flies highest and carries prayers to the Creator.
At the entrance to his family's sweat lodge, 16-year-old Tiyapo Campbell prepares sacred herbs that will fill this healing space. Living on the Nez Perce Reservation, he lives in two worlds. Though his school is on the reservation, he is one of just a few Native youth enrolled there, due to Federal legislation that transferred parts of reservation lands to white settlers beginning in 1887. Tiyapo's parents make sure he knows his Nez Perce Indian heritage too, encouraging him to dance in regional powwows, hunt and gather traditional foods, and practice tribal ceremonies.
Native people say the powwow drum is the heartbeat of Mother Earth. This drum, like many, is ringed by men rather than women, who sing traditional tribal songs. The drum is regarded as a living entity, and is revered.
The Fancy Dance is one of the powwow's most colorful, exciting dances, attracting young men whose stamina allows them to execute fancy footwork at high speed. This Fancy Dancer, for me, is the spirit of joy and transformation at the heart of contemporary powwows.
Chacee Boy Hale, a descendant of people who helped the Lewis & Clark Expedition survive their first winter on the Northern Plains, already knows his Mandan traditions at age 10. Now his elders at the Three Affiliated Tribes of the Ft. Berthold Reservation continue their fight with the federal and state governments for the return of promised lands taken in 1948 to construct an Upper Missouri River dam. Many such dams built along this life-sustaining river destroyed the food sources and villages of countless Native peoples.
I first met Joe at the Arlee Celebration on the Flathead Reservation in 2006. He stood out among the junior Traditional Dancers for his intense concentration, beautiful outfit and straightforward manner. Two years later at Arlee again, he remained intently focused on his dancing as his grandmother helped him get ready.
This beautiful dance arbor at a Nez Perce powwow in Wallowa, Oregon shelters descendants of Chief Joseph. Joseph's band made their summer home in this lush mountain valley before the U.S. Army chased them nearly 1,200 miles across Idaho and Montana to force them onto a reservation. As punishment for their refusal to sign a treaty giving up their original territory, the U.S. Government moved the band to Oklahoma. Though Chief Joseph repeatedly asked the government to allow his people to return to their home, his request was denied. He and some followers eventually moved to the Colville Reservation in Washington State, where he died. A Friendship Feast during this powwow brings Indians and non-Natives together over Native caught salmon and deer. A white rancher provides savory buffalo meat from his herd.
Emmett Martin is one of just a few fluent Lakota speakers in his Lakota community. He and others who know the language, and the unique world view it carries, are active in teaching it to local youth. The traditional Lakota way of looking at the land holds that everything in it has a spirit. The rock Emmett is holding has a story he tells a visitor, about foretelling their arrival at his home near the Standing Rock Reservation.
This prairie in north-central Montana is where Chief Joseph and members of his Nez Perce band who could not make it to the safety of Canada surrendered to the U.S. Army. The homeland of their ancestors was the lush Wallowa Valley in northeastern Oregon and nearby deep canyons of the Snake River. In 1877, the U.S. Army pursued Chief Joseph's band of 700 people for 1,200 miles after trying unsuccessfully to force them to live on a reservation in Idaho that offered unsuitable land. Today, descendants of Chief Joseph's band are scattered. Some live on the Nez Perce reservation in Idaho, some are in Canada, others are on the Colville Reservation in Washington where Chief Joseph is buried and some live in Oklahoma, where Chief Joseph and some of his followers were exiled.
Walking the ridge above the Little Big Horn River, one feels the history of General Custer's 7th Cavalry meeting Chief Sitting Bull's combined forces of Lakota, Northern Cheyenne and Arapaho warriors. Custer was guided by Crow Indians, who warned him not to engage Sitting Bull's army in combat. The river and surrounding plains host significant events for Crow people, other American Indians and non-Natives alike. Crow Fair – that tribe's annual celebration and one of the largest powwows in the U.S. – takes place in August a few miles from the battlefield. Another time to remember is the Battle of the Little Big Horn Reenactment, which draws many to participate and watch history unfold again.
Bear Butte is a place of mystery and religion, sacred to many tribes. Called Mato Paha – Bear Mountain – by the Lakota, it rises nearly 1,300 feet above the surrounding prairie. Each time I hike this mountain, Native American prayer offerings of tobacco ties line the public route to the summit. In the place set aside for tribal use, sweat lodges bear witness to the resilience of Native ceremonies once forbidden, now openly thriving again.


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Rockets guard Russell Westbrook earns spot on All-NBA Third Team
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Houston Rockets guard Russell Westbrook was named to the All-NBA Third Team for the 2019-20 regular season, as determined by voting from 100 global media members who cover the league (full results).
In 57 games played, Westbrook averaged 27.2 points, 7.9 rebounds, 7.0 assists, and 1.6 steals in 35.9 minutes per game. For voters, those numbers may have been even more impressive when combined with the understanding that it was Westbrook's first season adjusting to a new team after spending his first 11 NBA years in Oklahoma City.
In all, Westbrook's 27.2 scoring average was his highest since averaging 31.6 in his 2016-17 MVP season, and his 47.2% shooting clip with the Rockets was the highest of his 12-year professional career.
Westbrook was joined on the Third Team by Philadelphia's Ben Simmons; Utah's Rudy Gobert; Miami's Jimmy Butler; and Boston's Jayson Tatum. From the 100 voters, Westbrook received 29 votes for the Third Team and nine for the Second Team, which gave him a combined total of 56 "points." Among guards, it was enough to hold off Washington's Bradley Beal (32 points) and Toronto's Kyle Lowry (26 points) for the final spot.
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— Chris Haynes (@ChrisBHaynes) September 16, 2020
For Westbrook, it's the ninth All-NBA selection of his eventual Hall of Fame career. Since 2011, he has made the First Team twice; the Second Team five times; and the Third Team the remaining two years. The only year Westbrook did not make an All-NBA team was in 2014, when injuries limited him to just 46 games played for the season.
Westbrook is now one of only 31 players in league history to have received All-NBA honors at least nine times.
Congrats to @russwest44 on earning All-NBA Third Team honors! pic.twitter.com/ddU1MPte6T
— Houston Rockets (@HoustonRockets) September 16, 2020
Backcourt mate James Harden, who joined Westbrook as Houston's representatives in the 2020 All-Star Game, was named to the All-NBA First Team for the four straight season and sixth out of seven.
Led by Harden and Westbrook, the Rockets finished 44-28 and with the fourth-best record in the Western Conference. They have the NBA's longest current playoff streak at eight straight appearances, and they're the only West team to finish in the top four in each of the last four years.
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Colorado's high court to decide if cities can ban fracking
Associated Press – by Dan Elliot
DENVER (AP) — The Colorado Supreme Court agreed Monday to decide whether cities can ban hydraulic fracturing, stepping into a high-stakes battle over whether local governments can impose tougher oil and gas rules than the state.
The court will hear cases from Longmont, where voters banned hydraulic fracturing in 2012, and Fort Collins, where voters approved a 5-year moratorium in 2013.
The Colorado Oil and Gas Association sued the two cities, and lower courts overturned the local restrictions, saying regulation is the state's prerogative. The cities and several environmental groups appealed.
Hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, injects a high-pressure mix of water, sand and chemicals underground to crack open formations and make it easier to recover oil and gas. It's a widespread practice that led to an energy boom in Colorado, the nation's No. 7 energy-producing state, and elsewhere.
The state Supreme Court's decision could settle a long-simmering battle fought on multiple fronts in Colorado, including public health, the environment and property rights.
"I would say this is pretty huge," said Tanya Heikkila, an associate professor at the University of Colorado Denver who studies fracking policy debates.
The state has generally taken the position that only it has the power to regulate the oil and gas industry, and that local governments can participate in decisions about how drilling and fracking occur but not whether it should be allowed.
"Local governments obviously still want some say in the 'whether,'" Heikkila said. "The Supreme Court decision will clarify that issue."
Critics say fracking endangers public health and underground water supplies. The industry maintains it is safe.
Fracking has also intensified battles over property rights in Colorado. Landowners — sometimes called surface owners — often don't own the rights to the minerals underneath their property, setting up disputes over where and how the mineral owners can drill. Noise, lights and health worries generate complaints when drilling rigs set up near homes or schools.
New York state has banned fracking, citing environmental and public health risks. Energy-rich Texas and Oklahoma enacted laws in May that prevent local governments from banning fracking.
One of the proponents of the Longmont ban, a group called Our Longmont, welcomed the Supreme Court's decision to weigh in.
"This is an issue with profound consequences for our community and its residents," Our Longmont President Kaye Fissinger said.
The Colorado Oil and Gas Association also welcomed the court's intervention and predicted the local restrictions wouldn't survive. Spokesman Doug Flanders said the group has been working on finding workable solutions to the disputes.
Longmont Assistant City Manager Sandy Seader said the city is ready to defend its ban. A Fort Collins official didn't immediately return a call.
The court didn't indicate when it might rule.
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Bone is to stone an old memory.
Bone is to stone a less quiet cousin.
curled with faces, faces with faces but nowhere my own.
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Stephanie Adams-Santos is a Guatemalan-American writer, educator, and divination artist from Portland, Oregon. She is the author of Swarm Queen's Crown (Fathom Books, 2016) and several chapbooks: Total Memory (Finishing Line Press, 2016); Little Fugues (Sola Books, 2015) and The Sundering (Poetry Society of America, 2009).


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Would it be possible to view the name you've set on an animal when it is mounted so we know who is on what animal? So instead of xyz has mounted horse its xyz has mounted Pony (horse) as it appears in the list?
On top of this to also have it named in the drop down list if you're dragging someone onto one of your multiple identical animals.
The other suggestion as part of this was to number them like vehicles?


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Matador! Soul Sounds Announce Debut Album 'Get Ready' & Share Singles
The newly established Matador! Soul Sounds will issue their debut album Get Ready on March 12. The band shared the singles "Too Late" and "Get Ready" in advance of the record's upcoming release.
Matador! Soul Sounds consists of guitarist Eddie Roberts of The New Mastersounds, drummer Alan Evans of Soulive, keyboardist Chris Spies, bassist Kevin Scott and vocalists Kimberly Dawson of Pimps of Joytime and Adryon de León of Orgone. Starting with "Too Late," as well as the title track and it's B-side "Mr. Handsome," a new song from the album will be made available on a week-by-week basis for the next six weeks leading up to the record's release.
"The idea [for the band] came about one night while we were drinking wine in a bar in D.C. when I turned to Alan and asked 'can we start a band together?'," said Roberts. "Alan obviously shared the same sentiment as here we are today launching the debut album!"
Here's background on the collective's name "that encompassed both of their identities and musical inspirations":
The naming of the band came about during Eddie and Alan's Grant Green tribute shows. Both of them liked the Grant Green album Matador!, and all that it evoked. Matador! Soul Sounds is a band loosely based on the concept of traditional Spanish bullfighting. However, a common misconception in America is that bullfighting is a feat of one man versus one bull. In reality, bullfighting is largely a team effort by a matador and his cuadrilla – which is the theme that showcases the all-star lineup behind this original band.
Follow this link to pre-order Get Ready. Check out "Get Ready" and "Mr. Handsome" below:
Here's "Too Late" via Atwood Magazine:
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Summer Walker Shares The 'Still Over It' Tracklist
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Summer Walker has unveiled the track list for her upcoming sophomore album, Still Over It. The highly-anticipated project is expected to feature a number of legends including Pharrell Williams, Ciara and Omarion. Also, Ari Lennox, SZA, Cardi B and Lil' Durk. Not to be forgotten, JT of the City Girls was featured on the project's first single, "Ex For A Reason."
Summer Walker is no stranger to releasing a star studded project. In 2019, she released her debut album, Over It. The critically acclaimed released featured legends like Usher and Drake. Stars like A Boogie, Bryson Tiller, 6LACK, PartyNextDoor and Jhené Aiko also appeared on the project. Behind the scenes, the Atlanta native also gained support from producers like Nija Charles, Rodney "Darkchild" Jerkins, Jermaine Dupri and Seal.
Still Over It is set to drop this Friday, November 5. Check out the complete trackless below.
OFFICIAL TRACKLIST FOR "STILL OVER IT" 11/5 pic.twitter.com/1dtHFR4eUA
— SUMMER WALKER (@IAMSUMMERWALKER) November 2, 2021
Still Over It
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John Wells Digs Deep For The Live Rendition Of 'No Drugs In Heaven'
Ness Julius Shares A Live Performance Of 'Can't Call It'
Reggie Becton Sets The Stage For 'Sad Boy' With Live Edition Of 'Sway'
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Cartoon charachters will speak Kazakh
Four cartoon films, dubbed in Kazakh will be premiered this year. According to the creators, cartoon characters will help children to learn the Kazakh language.
SHAKH-MURAT ORDABAYEV, DUBBING DIRECTOR:
- For example, if everybody's favorite character Spider-Man speaks Kazakh it will make it easy for the Kazakh audience to understand. In addition, it will motivate children who don't speak Kazakh to study the language.
23 foreign movies were screened within seven years as a part of the project of dubbing Hollywood cartoon films in Kazakh. Experts suggested introducing a number of amendments to the "Law on cinematography" in order to support the industry. The changes include the screening of the dubbed films at a convenient time for the viewers and the exemption of tax for filmmakers.
BAKHTIYAR MAKEN, MEMBER OF MAZHILIS, LOWER HOUSE OF KAZAKH PARLIAMENT:
- It is important to provide preferential terms for domestic filmmakers and exempt them from paying taxes, because many young film directors fail to cover the expenses for their films. They have to pay for the film distribution in addition to the filming costs. Therefore, the "Law on cinematography" should provide tax exemptions for filmmakers.
Experts believe that the changes to the law will allow domestic filmmakers to reach a new level of quality. Meanwhile, the films dubbed in Kazakh will be available for all our fellow-countrymen all over the world.
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Q: What's faster: if statement or conditional operator? (C#) Simple question (I think): Which of these pieces of code would execute faster in C#?
newSpeed = newSpeed > maxSpeed ? maxSpeed : newSpeed;

or
if (newSpeed > maxSpeed)
{
    newSpeed = maxSpeed;
}

A: I am guessing the second would be faster, in some cases, as it does not always do an assignment, whereas the first always does an assignment.
E.g., when newSpeed <= maxSpeed, no assignment is done, only a comparison.

A: In this instance the compiler takes the ternary line and creates an if statement... so it turns on to be the exact same thing.
Link: http://www.dotnetperls.com/ternary

A: You need as justnS said, ternary operators will be converted to if statements, while compiling, but if your using a ternary operator, you will need an if and an else part, while the if statement has no else.
So maybe there will be a noticeable difference, if you run the code a few million or billion times.
But it does not matter, if your building a normal program.

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Keywords: newberg | oregon | camellia | yamhill county |
image by Eugene Ipavec, 22 September 2009
Description of the flag
County and Municipal Flags of Oregon
The flag of the City of Newberg, Oregon, has a white background with a camellia in the middle and red around, with four green leafs, and "CITY OF NEWBERG" in black letters below. Large photo of the flag was sent to me by Norma I. Alley, CMC, City Recorder, City of Newberg OR.
About the city:
Newberg is a city in Yamhill County, Oregon, United States. As of the 2000 census, the city population was 18,064.
Official city website: ci.newberg.or.us/page.asp.
Valentin Poposki, 26 August 2009
"...the City doesn't have any history behind our flag other than the creation was initiated by a previous Mayor in the 90s. The earliest date we can find an order for is 1997. The Flag has a picture of the official City Flower, which is the Camellia. The Newberg City Council approved the Camellia as its official flower on 4/4/1949 via Ordinance No. 1949-1055."
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NEWCASTLEUPONTYNE CHARITY NEWS
Wednesday July 10 2019
Charity Bike Ride is A Tall Story
A local cycling enthusiast aims to take bike riding to new heights with a special charity ride from Lands End to John O'Groats in the next few weeks - with special support from a Tyneside engineering company.
As a fun challenge, Karl McCracken, from Whitley Bay, will be riding the length of Britain on a specially built 'tall bike' - an unusually high design with normal wheels but with an extended frame and raised position of the pedals – that will put him head and shoulders above other cyclists and most other road users.
Karl will be riding the Lands End to John O'Groats route with his friend and keen fellow cyclist Scott Brimley from Luton to raise funds for Changing Lives, a national charity based in the north east that helps people who are in crisis or who need support to overcome serious challenges. Karl and Scott aim to raise £5,000 for the charity.
The two cyclists hope to set a world record for the fastest ride from Land's End to John O'Groats on a tall bike. However, if successful, it will be an unofficial record as tall bikes are not recognised as an official category of transport because they are not commercially available.
Nevertheless, Karl and Scott aim to complete the arduous trip in less than two weeks by breaking up the journey into daily stages ranging from 45 to just under 100 miles.
Karl said: "This is a bit of a silly thing to do, but it's for a good reason - we're raising money for a great local charity, Changing Lives, who do an amazing job in helping thousands of vulnerable people and their families, every year.
"I've been a keen cyclist for many years now and first built a tall bike for the Whitley Bay carnival last year. Later in the summer, I rode to Edinburgh and back on it and thought that since nobody had set a record for Land's End to John O'Groats by tall bike, I'd give it a go.
"Sitting at around 6 feet above the road does bring some advantages in terms of visibility, but the heavier frame and added kit we'll need will make it a real challenge – particularly in headwinds and on hills."
Karl and Scott are being supported with their challenge by Walker-based engineering company, Royston Diesel Power.
With the size of the bikes making them too big to attach to cars and unable to be taken on trains, Lee Priestley, Royston's Stores Supervisor has helped the riders with logistical and transport arrangements to make sure that the bikes arrive at the starting line in Cornwall ahead of the anticipated Friday, 12th July start to the ride.
Shaun Cairns, Operations Manager of Royston, said: "When we heard about Karl's fundraising ambitions we were delighted to offer our support.
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New York: Basic Books, 2013. Pp. xxi, 337. ISBN 978–0–465–01962–5.
George Daughan's latest book on the naval war of 1812 focuses on a minor campaign that stirred great interest at the time and still resonates two centuries later. The voyage of the Essex fascinates due to a technical oddity: the vessel's unique armament. Readers will either despise or pity her captain, David Porter Jr., a fine seaman and an officer of unquestioned courage, but also staggering hubris. His boundless vanity and self-delusion cost the lives of far too many of his crew and turned an initially successful mission into an abject failure. And yet, upon his return to the United States as a paroled prisoner, Porter was everywhere hailed as a hero! Such was the fickle nature of public opinion in early nineteenth-century America.
The Essex, a 32-gun frigate displacing only about 850 tons, was commissioned in 1799. By the outbreak of the War of 1812, her small size and unusual armament rendered her less useful than other ships in the tiny US navy. Essex originally carried twenty-six 12-pounder long guns on her main (gun) deck, supplemented by ten 9-pounder cannon on her upper (spar) deck and quarterdeck. Between 1806 and 1809, however, the ship was "in ordinary" (withdrawn from active service), undergoing overhaul at the Washington Navy Yard; it was also being rearmed, principally with carronades: short-barreled, smoothbore weapons, much lighter than regular cannon. These guns fired a very heavy ball that carried only a few hundred yards at most. They were designed for close engagement—"yardarm to yardarm"—where their projectiles had tremendous smashing power. But, Daughan writes, "Carronades were most effective as supplements to a main battery of long guns; they were not intended to be a frigate's primary weapon" (47). Long guns, depending on size, had much greater ranges of accurate fire, over a mile in some cases. Why the unfortunate decision was made to equip Essex with forty 32-pounder carronades, supplemented by just six 12-pounder long guns is unknown, for "Records verifying exactly what was done were lost when the British sacked the capital on August 24th, 1814" (54).
The sea was in David Porter's blood. His father had served afloat with distinction during the Revolution, and the younger Porter had learned his trade as a teenager in the merchant service, narrowly escaping Royal Navy press gangs. He joined the reestablished US Navy as a midshipman, upon the outbreak of the "quasi-war" with France in 1798. He served heroically in that war and, after promotion to lieutenant, he further distinguished himself in the Tripolitan War aboard a number of warships, including the ill-fated frigate Philadelphia, which ran aground and was captured by the Algerians. Porter endured nineteen months of captivity, but was later promoted to master-commandant, assuming command of the Essex in 1811. Promoted to captain at the outset of the war, he achieved the US Navy's first capture of a British warship, the 20-gun sloop HMS Alert, a converted collier armed with carronades. Soon afterward, the Essex was assigned to a three-ship squadron commanded by Cdre. William Bainbridge, Porter's former captain on the Philadelphia.
Command and control in the age of sail was problematic, relying heavily on a captain's initiative. Bainbridge's squadron left the United States in late October 1812 from different ports, but upon reaching successive rendezvous points, the Essex never found the Commodore's ship, the USS Constitution. Working his way down the Atlantic coast of South America, amid rumors of British warships hunting the American squadron, Captain Porter followed the discretionary language in his orders, which instructed him to "act according to your best judgment for the good of the service on which we are engaged" (16). In general, he was expected to "annoy" the British by destroying their commerce. He decided to do so by fulfilling a longtime obsession—to sail around Cape Horn to seek out the British Pacific whaling fleet, a lucrative and vulnerable target. He was also determined to engage a British warship of equal force during this long cruise. His unflagging lust for glory—common among naval officers of the period—was to be his undoing. During the War of 1812, most Royal Navy frigates displaced about 1,100 tons and carried main batteries of 18-pounder long guns. Unless an enemy captain foolishly engaged the Essex at close range, the latter had no chance of winning a duel with a well commanded British frigate. Yet Porter dreamed of little else.
After rounding Cape Horn in record time despite punishing storms, the Essex reached its first port of call at Valparaiso, Chile. Arriving in March 1813, Porter found that various factions of Chilean rebels had taken arms against the Spanish crown. Since Spain was an ally of Great Britain, the dominant rebel faction welcomed the Americans enthusiastically. After refitting his ship, Porter put to sea and the Essex went on a rampage among British whalers working near the Galapagos Islands. He captured several prizes, but eventually the hunter became the prey. The Royal Navy had dispatched Capt. James Hillyar in the 36-gun frigate HMS Phoebe, accompanied by two sloops, including the 24-gun HMS Cherub, and a transport vessel, with orders to seize the American trading post at Astoria, in present-day Oregon. Hillyar was approaching the equator when he learned of the Essex's depredations of the British whaling fleet. Sending the sloop HMS Raccoon to attack the American outpost, he took Phoebe and Cherub south to the Galapagos, in search of Essex.
Although he neither gained a decisive victory nor unified the tribes, Porter was satisfied with what he accomplished. He wrote that the tribes "all gave me the strongest assurances of a disposition to remain on good terms, not only with me and my people, but with one another…" (207). His capacity for self-deception was breathtaking.
Porter wrote in his private journal: "I had done all the injury that could be done to the British commerce in the Pacific, and still hoped to signalize my cruise by something more splendid before leaving that sea. I thought it not improbable that Commodore Hillyar … would seek me at Valparaiso.… I therefore determined to cruise about that place" (238). The stage was set for a showdown that could only have one outcome.
Essex reached Valparaiso (3 Feb. 1814) with Essex Junior, commanded by Porter's capable lieutenant, John Downes. Phoebe and Cherub soon arrived and, after an exchange of courtesies (Hillyar and Porter had known each other while serving in the Mediterranean a decade earlier), the British ships took stations outside the neutral harbor. On 28 March, Porter made a run for it, but soon turned back and anchored just outside the harbor in what he thought were neutral waters. Hillyar, no longer willing to observe niceties, positioned his ships to pour fire into Essex from outside the range of the US ship's carronades. Porter moved three of his six 12-pounder long guns to stern gunports and fired with some effect, but not enough to counter the broadsides from Phoebe. Essex Junior could offer no meaningful support and, after a one-sided battle of about two and a half hours, Porter struck his colors. His wrecked ship had drifted aground. Of his 255 crewmen, 58 were dead with nearly a hundred more wounded or lost trying to swim ashore. British casualties totaled a mere five killed and ten wounded. Hillyar generously paroled Porter and other American officers and sailors, allowing them to return home on Essex Junior, now a "cartel ship."
The aftermath was typical of that bombastic age. Captain Porter went uncensured for losing his ship and many of his crew in a bloody, avoidable battle—"The Boston Gazette spoke for most of the country when it declared, 'The American Navy loses nothing of its justly acquired renown by this loss [of the Essex]'" (251). Even President James Madison added to the mythology of Porter's ill-fated Pacific cruise, declaring in his 1814 message to Congress that "This officer and his comrades have added much to the rising glory of the American flag, and have merited all the effusions of gratitude which their country is ever ready to bestow on the champions of its rights, and of its safety" (264).
Porter's naval career, however, eventually ended in self-imposed disgrace. Commanding the Caribbean squadron in 1825, he became embroiled in a dispute with Spanish authorities in Puerto Rico. No real harm was done, but President John Quincy Adams insisted on a court-martial that found Porter guilty of disobedience, conduct unbecoming an officer, and insubordination. The court offered him a slap on the wrist—suspension from active duty for six months with full pay—but the outraged Porter resigned from the Navy in 1826. A succession of presidents tried to find a suitable position for him, and eventually he became the American "minister resident" in Constantinople, where he died in obscurity in 1843.
George Daughan skillfully taps relevant primary and secondary sources in his clear and detailed narrative. Readers in thrall to glorious sagas of the age of sail will applaud The Shining Sea. The book is also an instructive indictment of bad decisions made by naval officials (arming the Essex with carronades) and, on a personal level, during the rise and fall of David Porter Jr., a man whose admirable professional qualities were overshadowed by an unquenchable ego.
 He is also the author of 1812: The Navy's War (NY: Basic Books, 2011).
 A warship's "rate" was measured by an (often notional) number of guns. In most cases, the rate particularly of frigates and ships of the line did not correspond to the number of their long guns and carronades. E.g., The USS Constitution was rated as a 44-gun frigate but mounted as many as fifty-four guns during much of the War of 1812.


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