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Life amongst the Modocs: unwritten history. by Joaquin Miller, 2010-04-27

The Complete Poetical Works by Joaquin Miller, 2010-04-06

First Fam'lies In The Sierras by Joaquin Miller, 2010-09-10

Unwritten History: Life Amongst The Modocs (1874) by Joaquin Miller, 2010-09-10

Songs of the Mexican Seas by Joaquin Miller, 2010-04-03

Panama, union of the oceans by Joaquin Miller, 2010-08-06

Twilight Stories by Susan Coolidge, Joaquin Miller, Mrs. Amy Therese Powelson, etc. Margaret Sydney, 2006-07-12

Trelawny with Shelly and Byron by Joaquin Miller, 2010-09-04

Life Amongst the Modocs; Unwritten History by Joaquin Miller, 2010-10-14

The Building of the City Beautiful by Joaquin Miller, 2010-10-14

A Book Of Verses by Joaquin Miller, 2010-05-23

As It Was In The Beginning: A Poem by Joaquin Miller, 2010-09-10

Forty-Nine: An Idyl Drama Of The Sierras, In Four Acts (1910) by Joaquin Miller, 2010-09-10

Business Object Design and Implementation: OOPSLA'95 Workshop Proceedings by D Patel, C Casanave, et all 1997-05-29

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Joaquin Miller
Joaquin Miller. UML bib. Joaquin Miller, Rebecca WirfsBrock How CanAnything be Both a Classifier and a Package?, Second International
http://www.db.informatik.uni-bremen.de/umlbib/authors/MillerJoaquin.html
DBLP: Joaquin Miller
dblp.unitrier.de Joaquin Miller. List of publications from the DBLP BibliographyServer - FAQ 2002. 2, EE, Joaquin Miller Introduction. CACM 45(11) 67-69 (2002).
http://www.informatik.uni-trier.de/~ley/db/indices/a-tree/m/Miller:Joaquin.html

Extractions: List of publications from the DBLP Bibliography Server FAQ Ask others: ACM CiteSeer CSB Google ... EE Joaquin Miller: Introduction. CACM 45 Joaquin Miller, Rebecca Wirfs-Brock : How Can Anything be Both a Classifier and a Package? UML 1999 DBLP: [ Home Author Title Conferences ... Michael Ley (ley@uni-trier.de) Tue Apr 1 15:35:17 2003
MAP CENTER - Landmark # 107, Joaquin Miller Home
California Historical Landmarks In Oakland Landmark 107 JoaquinMiller Home. Web Sites Related To Joaquin Miller. The Hights.
http://mapstacker.ousd.k12.ca.us/Landmark107.htm

Extractions: Landmark # 107 - Joaquin Miller Home Description: Joaquin Miller, 'Poet of the Sierras,' resided on these acres, which he called 'The Hights,' from 1886 to 1913. In this building, The Abby, he wrote Columbus and other poems. He planted the surrounding trees and he personally built, on the eminence to the north, the funeral pyre and the monuments dedicated to Moses, General John C. Frémont, and Robert Browning. 'The Hights' was purchased by the City of Oakland in 1919. Location: Joaquin Miller Park, NW corner of Joaquin Miller Rd and Sanborn Dr, Oakland Listed on the National Register of Historic Places: NPS-66000204 Web sites related to Joaquin Miller and his home are listed below if you would like to do further research. Web Sites Related To Joaquin Miller Photos of historical plaque and home http://www.sonic.net/~laird/landmarks/counties/100-199/107.html Photos of home and statue of Joaquin Miller http://www.coolspots.com/spots/ala/page010702.html
1905 Poet Joaquin Miller At Exposition
Joaquin Miller, Poet of the Sierras, and once an Oregon resident, visited Lewisand Clark Exposition today and was greeted by a throng of admirers, more than
http://www.onthisdayinoregon.com/07_15.html

Extractions: "Joaquin Miller, Poet of the Sierras, and once an Oregon resident, visited Lewis and Clark Exposition today and was greeted by a throng of admirers, more than 2,000 strong, which assembled in and around the building. "Mr. Miller gave a short address in which he praised the state's natural resources and its people. If he retains any bitterness resulting from the treatment he received as a resident of this state, he concealed the fact, and was geniality itself. A banquet in his honor will be held this evening." Oregonian
UCB Parents School Recommendations: Joaquin Miller Elementary School
UCB Parents School Recommendations. Joaquin Miller Elementary School.Advice Jan 2003 We are very happy with Joaquin Miller School! We
http://parents.berkeley.edu/recommend/schools/joaquinmiller.html

Extractions: Back to: School Recommendations and Oakland Public Schools Jan 2003 We are very happy with Joaquin Miller School! We currently have a third grader there, and our second daughter will be entering kindergarten in the fall. Oakland teachers are paid relatively well (compared to other Bay Area school districts), and because Joaquin Miller is considered to be a very good public school, it attracts some excellent teachers. We have been particularly impressed that the principal and teachers take a lot of care assigning students to classes and teachers, so that the students get the most out of each grade level. There is a strong sense of community at the school and a lot of parent participation in the form of fundraising and also volunteering in the class room. The school's principal is extremely active, and is a strong leader and compassionate person. The PTA organizes fundraising for student enrichment, teacher assistants, equipment for the school, special assemblies, etc. The fall auction, a walkathon, and various other fun activities during the school year raise a substantial amount of money for the school. There is a computer lab, and good library, and a new play structure. The PTA also offers extra classes (for a fee) that children can take before or after school; examples are spanish, music, additional science and art classes, as well as chess ecology club, etc.
Joaquin Miller's Art Exhibit
Joaquin Miller. 1837 1914. The Buffalo Bill of American literature,Miller was a legendary figure. He was known as the Poet of
http://www.kermanenterprises.com/joaquin.html

Extractions: defeated as a Canyon City judge, at 33 he went to London and became a famous bard, often appearing in buckskins. His parents were Quaker, and he became Quaker during the Civil War, buying a newspaper and using it to speak out against the war until he was suppressed. biography - at the Central California Poetry Journal biography and the poem "Yosemite" - a school assignment by Brian and Kyle biography and an essay on Portland, Oregon rain - at the Writer's Gateway biography and the story "The Last Man of Mexican Camp" ... an account of the 1906 San Francisco earthquake - at the Museum of the City of San Francisco California's Cup Of Gold Columbus Dead In The Sierras In San Francisco ... back to Kerman Enterprises
Open Space: Joaquin Miller Park
Joaquin Miller Park. Agency/Organization City of Oakland Size 459 acres AccessOpen Public Access Status Publicly Owned. This location on Bay Area map.
http://maps.openspacecouncil.org/14/1483.html
The Chinese And The Exclusion Act - Joaquin Miller
Joaquin Miller argues against extension of the Chinese Exclusion Actas harmful to the majority of American workers. By Joaquin Miller.
http://www.boondocksnet.com/labor/history/ie_011200_miller.html

Extractions: Women's History Month Resources The Chinese and the Exclusion Act By Joaquin Miller North American Review 173 (Dec. 1901). I t is telegraphed to us of the Pacific coast that the head of the American Federation of Labor, the Secretary of the National Federation, and others, have called on the Executive to urge the re-enactment of the Chinese Exclusion Act; and it is, perhaps, in order now to inquire whether or not we of the West and the real laborers of the United States want, or ever did want, this Exclusion Act; also, to ask what these men know of China, the Chinese, or real American labor? There are laborers and laborers. The real working man, in the main, is on "the firing line," his shoulder to the wheel; his face is not against his fellow man but for him; he is heading to the front; he is in the van of civilization, as his fathers, the founders of this mighty Republic, were before him, and he is proud, happy and content to be there. He is a Lincoln, a Garfield. He is a builder, not a destroyer. And these silent men at the front, of the forest and the field, outnumber the noisy city "laborer," so called, ten to one, although you would think the figures exactly reversed, to hear the city man and read his noisy resolutions. Moreover, these silent laboring men on the firing line, the men of the forest, the field, the miners of the frontier, are in the main Americans. Get the names of the noisy city "laborers," and you will see that they are foreigners mainly, many of the names reading with an accent that is grimly suggestive of the incendiary and the anarchist.
The Ruinous Cost Of Chinese Exclusion - Joaquin Miller
Joaquin Miller argues for repeal of the Chinese Exclusion Act so cheap Chinese laborwill lower the cost of farm labor and agricultural products in the United
http://www.boondocksnet.com/labor/history/ie_071100_miller.html

Extractions: Women's History Month Resources The Ruinous Cost of Chinese Exclusion A Laboring Man to Laboring Men By Joaquin Miller North American Review 186 (Nov. 1907). "Whom the gods would destroy they first make mad." T rue it is, skilled labor is getting higher wages than it received last year, in the city, but if it costs now much more than it cost then for bread and meat, where is the good or profit to the workingman? And is it quite equitable that the laboring man of the city should entirely ruin the laboring man of the country, without even saying so much as "by your leave"? Last year, and I think my case a fairly average one among the small farmers, I was able to pay my taxes from the income of my land. I rented most of it to dairymen. At that time, they could get hay put in the barn for seven dollars a ton. This year they have to pay fifteen dollars a ton, and they find trouble in getting it delivered, even at that. They are moving out. And why can't they get hay at a fair figure? Simply because there is not enough labor in the land to harvest and deliver it. There is more hay this year than in any one year in the last twenty. There are not only tons, but hundreds and hundreds of tons, of hay rotting and rusting in the dust only a few miles from my back door. And it will rot in the rain this winter, and cattle must die in herds. And then meat and bread and all things must take another leap upward.
BAOC Results - Joaquin Miller, 11/3/98
Joaquin Miller Results. November 3, 1998. by Joe Scarborough, meetdirector This fall, we got our 15 minutes of fame when Bay Area
http://www.baoc.org/results/r98/r981103.html

Extractions: by Joe Scarborough, meet director This fall, we got our 15 minutes of fame when "Bay Area Backroads," the popular local show that airs on KRON-TV (Channel 4 in most areas), asked to film an event. Unfortunately, they could only shoot during the week, so we put together this Tuesday outing, which drew a surprisingly large (and exciting) crowd - everyone from BAOC stalwarts to a second-grade class to the Oakland SWAT team! Even on-camera host Doug McConnell ran a short course. Below are the complete results The resulting 6-minute segment gave a very good presentation and explanation of orienteering. It first aired on Sunday, November 29, and was rerun several times, in addition to appearing on the Bay Area Backroads website . (We also have videotapes available for outreach events and other activities.) Also check out the photo page I put together describing the event. There are two problems with orienteering as a spectator sport: It takes place in the forest, for the most part out of sight; and competitors are separated in time and distance. My solution was to devise a format that provided a lot of close-in action and a measure of head-to-head competition without the problem of following. I figured that a spectator-friendly event would suit the cameras as well as show that orienteering is indeed a legitimate sport, not just the offbeat pastime too often presented on the feature page.
BAOC Results: Joaquin Miller Park, 5/04/02
Joaquin Miller Park. National Orienteering Day Come and Try It event.Oakland, CA Saturday, May 4, 2002. by Ian Tidswell, meet director
http://www.baoc.org/results/r02/r020504.html

Extractions: Saturday, May 4, 2002 by Ian Tidswell , meet director We had a great turnout for the National Orienteering Day event in Oakland - over 200 participants, with 75% of them novices. From the beautiful weather, interesting courses, and comments, perhaps we will see a few of them back out again soon! The WHITE course , featuring fairly straightforward navigation, was the most popular course. The course was longer than usual, but there were no complaints. Pat McLaughlin tore around the course in 20 minutes - excellent job! Most others took longer to savor the course. The YELLOW course , with slightly more challenging navigation and a bit more climb, was my personal favorite. It featured great views across the Bay to San Francisco and the Golden Gate and toured most of the monuments in the park. Pat was also fastest on this course, but no one took longer than 1-1/2 hours for this or the white course. The ORANGE course was longer, steeper, and more challenging. It visited the upper part of the park with the open redwood forests. Wyatt Riley spent the least time enjoying this course - less than 35 minutes. A couple of interesting pieces of analysis: 40% of beginners traveled 10 miles or less to the event, and 80% traveled 25 miles or less.
Recreation Centers & Facilities
Joaquin Miller Community Center Inside Joaquin Miller Park 3594 SanbornDrive Oakland, California 94602. Welcome to Oakland Parks
http://www.oaklandnet.com/parks/facilities/rental_joaquinmiller.asp

Extractions: Nestled among the majestic redwoods of Joaquin Miller Park is the beautiful 8,500 square-foot, rustic wood framed, one-story community center with exquisitely designed stained glass windows and doors. This state-of-the-art facility includes a modern commercial grade kitchen, assembly rooms, conference rooms, outdoor decks, and an attractive alcove containing original artwork and a working fireplace. An office with staff, a spacious lobby, a cloak room and break area are also located within the center. The support spaces of this facility consists of storage rooms, paved walkways, parking spaces, and a service area.
Parks
home parks recreation parks Joaquin Miller , Related links Zonemap - District Map - Public Transportation. Joaquin Miller Park Map (PDF),
http://www.oaklandnet.com/parks/facilities/parks_joaquin_miller.asp
Joaquin Miller
Joaquin Miller. aka Cincinnatus Hiner Miller. 1839 1913, Related Links JoaquinMiller By courtesy of the Library of Congress, Washington, DC, b. Sept.
http://www.bsu.edu/english/events/iwp/IndianaAuthors/Pages/Miller, Joaquin.html
The Holiday Zone: Columbus By Joaquin Miller
Columbus by Joaquin Miller Behind him lay the gray Azores, Behind the Gates of Hercules;Before him not the ghost of shores; Before him only shoreless seas.
http://www.theholidayzone.com/columbus/poem1.html
Burbank, California Joaquin Miller Kindergarten
Joaquin Miller Kindergarten 223 E. Santa Anita Avenue, Burbank, Ca 91502Hours 730 AM 400 PM. Phone 818.558.4634 Fax 818.843.6077.
http://www.burbank.acityline.com/schools/about_jmk.html

Extractions: A CALIFORNIA DISTINGUISHED SCHOOL Miller School reflects the recent changes in the population and economy of the City of Burbank perhaps more than any other elementary school in the District. Currently the student population of approximately 900 Kindergarten - Grade 5 students is 29.2% Hispanic, 3.6% Black, 4.7% Asian, 2% Filipino and 62% White. Approximately one-third of students identified as White are of Mid-Eastern ethnicity. Our language census shows an even greater diversity. In March of 1997, 651 or 72% of the students spoke a language other than English. Armenian, Spanish, Korean and Arabic were the highest in number of the 21 languages listed. 227 students (25%) were classified FEP (Fluent English Proficient) while 424 (47%) were LEP (Limited English Proficient). We welcome and embrace the broad cultural and ethnic diversity and feel that it is a strength of our school. While pursuing academic excellence, there is also a high regard for respecting and preserving the traditions of all cultures as well as identifying and fostering common values that unite all people. We believe that our students are benefiting from this rich and varied learning environment. The Miller tradition includes a dedicated staff, community involvement, high expectations, and a strong academic curriculum. Our goals for students focus on literacy and math. Students are actively engaged every day in learning activities which build speaking, reading, writing, and problem solving skills in meaningful context. Our goal for LEP students is competence in English. In addition, we believe all students will acquire social and critical thinking skills needed for responsible citizenship in a democratic society. Miller School is a school where students and staff want to be. Our attendance is significantly high (95%), verifying that students like coming to school each day to learn. Parents choose to have their children attend Miller School, even when they have the opportunity to transfer to other schools. Each and every day
Burbank, California Joaquin Miller Elementary School
Joaquin Miller Elementary School 720 E. Providencia Avenue Burbank, Ca91501. Hours 730 AM 400 PM. Phone 818.558.5460 Fax 818.843.6077.
http://www.burbank.acityline.com/schools/about_jme.html

Extractions: A CALIFORNIA DISTINGUISHED SCHOOL Miller School reflects the recent changes in the population and economy of the City of Burbank perhaps more than any other elementary school in the District. The Miller tradition includes a dedicated staff, community involvement, high expectations, and a strong academic curriculum. Our goals for students focus on literacy and math. Students are actively engaged every day in learning activities which build speaking, reading, writing, and problem solving skills in meaningful context. Our goal for LEP students is competence in English. In addition, we believe all students will acquire social and critical thinking skills needed for responsible citizenship in a democratic society. Miller School is a school where students and staff want to be. Our attendance is significantly high (95%), verifying that students like coming to school each day to learn. Parents choose to have their children attend Miller School, even when they have the opportunity to transfer to other schools. Each and every day we are living our school motto - STRIVING FOR EXCELLENCE! ATTENDANCE and TARDIES ATTENDANCE - is important. Student absences must be reported by parents or guardians in written form, in person, or by phone call. Unexcused absences will lead to consequences like detention, Saturday Schools, lowered grades, etc. Only students with excused absences will be allowed to make up work. In order to comply with state attendance regulations, and, more importantly, to ensure the best education for each child, we request parents send their child/children to school regularly and on time. When a child has been absent because of illness or other reasons, we require parents to send a note explaining the reason for the child's absence or tardiness. Please include on the note:
Miller High School
Joaquin Miller High School has implemented The Character Counts Program recognizing the importance of character development for all students.
http://www.lausd.k12.ca.us/Miller_HS/

Extractions: Staff Students Schedules Our School ... Documents Joaquin Miller High School has implemented "The Character Counts Program" recognizing the importance of character development for all students. Our students are taught to follow the six main attributes of good character. Trustworthiness Respect, Responsibility Fairness Caring Citizenship Lausd has secured a district license for Norton Antivirus software. Please download at: http://software.lausd.k12.ca.us/ ENTER GAME ROOM In memory of September 11th Mission Statement : The staff at Joaquin Miller High School are dedicated to providing a safe,supportive,and versatile learning environment for every student. We are committed to maximizing student achievement, quality of life and individual self worth so each student will contribute to and benefit from our diverse society. To learn more about our school please feel free to contact us.
Joaquin Miller Horse Camp
Joaquin Miller HORSE CAMP. Emigrant Creek Ranger District AccessFrom Burns travel 20 miles north on US Highway 395. The entrance
http://www.fs.fed.us/r6/malheur/rec/horse_cmp/joaquin.htm

Extractions: JOAQUIN MILLER HORSE CAMP Emigrant Creek Ranger District Access: From Burns travel 20 miles north on US Highway 395. The entrance will be on the right hand side off the highway. Facilities: 15 sites, 4 corrals, 6 toilets, 2 hitch rails, well with handpump Special Considerations: Map and compass are recommended. Reservations: No Fee: No
Joaquin Miller Middle School
Site maintained by the journalism class includes calendars, newsletter, athletics and class information.Category Regional North America C Cupertino EducationJoaquin Miller Middle School. Miller Middle School, Welcome to JoaquinMiller Middle School Home of the Mustangs. * Academic
http://www.myschoolonline.com/ca/miller

Extractions: Mrs. Romines teaches cooking, sewing, leadership and is a sponsor for WEB (Welcome EveryBody) and YouthAct (community service.) Thanks for your support for the Leadership Class Pennies for Patients drive! We raised an amazing $2,170 for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. Congratulations on a job well done to the Leadership Class! NEW FEATURE! - on our website. Please check out the new folder "Opportunities". We will post information about conferences, contests and summer classes that might interest our students and parents. How to contact us:

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