61. Joaquin Miller Park - Cinderella Loop joaquin miller Park Oakland, CA Ridden 1/12/2002. Then take Highway 13 South.After 3 miles, take the joaquin miller Exit. Turn left at the stop sign. http://www.mtbca.com/joaquinmiller-02.html

Home Map Parks Races ... Quotes Joaquin Miller Park Oakland, CA Ridden 1/12/2002 BIG TREES LOOP NOVEMBER 9, 2001 CINDERELLA LOOP JANUARY 12, 2002 Cinderella Loop Description: Cinderella Loop is a double loop around and through Joaquin Miller Park, a shorter version of Big Trees Loop for winter riding. Since Big Trees Trail and a couple others are closed in the winter, this is a short ride if you don't have much time. Still, the scenery is beautiful and this is a wonderful park. Distance: 7.35 Miles Elevation Gain/Loss: 1800 Feet Difficulty: Moderate Technicality: Riding Time: ¾ - 1¼ Hours Season: November to April (rainy season) Directions: From Oakland, take Highway 580 to Highway 24 East toward Walnut Creek. Then take Highway 13 South. After 3 miles, take the Joaquin Miller Exit. Turn left at the stop sign. At the second stop sign, turn left of Joaquin Miller Road. Drive up the hill. Halfway up the hill, turn left on Sanborn if you want to pick up a free map at the ranger station. If not, keep going up the hill and turn left on Skyline. Park about ½ mile on Skyline along the side of the road at Sequoia Point. Any text in blue will be about the ride and personal experiences. So, if you want to skip what happened, don't read the blue, small text.

62. 1906 Earthquake Account Of Joaquin Miller Written by joaquin miller for the Oakland Tribune May 6, 1906 I amtoo tired to think. I Learn More about joaquin miller. Return http://www.sfmuseum.org/1906/ew5.html

Home Index By Subject By Year ... The Gift Shop Written by Joaquin Miller for the Oakland Tribune May 6, 1906 I am too tired to think. I have been working on the stone wall all day, because the earthquake doesn't come this way and my walls will stand till the cows come home. Were I to rebuild San Francisco, I would put all that and San Mateo, Santa Clara, San Jose, Milpitas, Alameda, Oakland, and Berkeley, all in one broad city of one and two-story houses as in the City of Mexico, and I'd call the whole bunch San Francisco. The birds hid when the earthquake came. My chapel was open at the time. It is always open except when strangers come and I have to shut them out, but I was lying in bed after five and wide awake, for I always go to bed with the birds and get up with the birds, and the first I knew my cattle began to low and my cats came into my chapel, and I thought there might be a strange dog. I got up, and looked out for the dog, but it was nothing of the sort. The cats were under my great brass bed and I never witnessed such stillness. I lay down again and then the sun burst over the hills and San Francisco was silver and gold. The streets seemed wide, bright and steep, and I've never seen the city so large, but the stillness was terrible and the light was unnatural, and then two little talented birds came into the chapel and a humming bird out of the apple tree came in and there was a bump and a thump as if I were in a small boat bumping against a wharf.

63. District 4's Natural Beauty - Joaquin Miller Park District 4's natural beauty joaquin miller Park by Dick Spees Up in joaquinmiller Park, a series of projects will expand public uses in the open space http://www.oaklandchamber.com/html/2001_08_dickspees_park.html

District 4's natural beauty - Joaquin Miller Park by Dick Spees Up in Joaquin Miller Park, a series of projects will expand public uses in the open space between Woodminster Cascade and Joaquin Miller's historic cabin, and will enlarge and rebuild restrooms at Woodminster Theatre. We won support from the City Council to include $475,000 in the 2001-03 budget for these projects. Woodminster Theatre has been producing a summer series of outdoor American musical theater since 1967. This popular summer spot has a large and loyal audience, many of whom enjoy picnics in Joaquin Miller Park prior to the show. This year, its 35th anniversary season, Woodminster produced "Carousel" in July, and is presenting "Barnum" in August and "My Fair Lady" in September. Call the theatre at 531-9597 for show and ticket information. The new native plant nursery, the cascade demonstration garden and tot lot will make this unique area of Joaquin Miller Park even more appealing for weekend strolls, family gatherings and special events. For more information, read the Oakland Business Review, the

64. The Joaquin Miller (1837-1913) Collection The joaquin miller (18371913) Collection The joaquin miller (1837-1913)Collection of manuscripts and printed books was assembled http://voxlibris.claremont.edu/sc/collections/hm/joaquin_miller.html

The Joaquin Miller (1837-1913) Collection The Joaquin Miller (1837-1913) Collection of manuscripts and printed books was assembled by Willard Samuel Morse and purchased by the library in 1938. Morse's correspondence and typewritten notebooks concerning the collection are included. Printed matter by and about this colorful, turn-of-the-century, western writer includes approximately 125 items, either of first or limited editions, many beautifully illustrated, and some with laid-in autographs. Photostats and clippings of newspaper and magazine articles number more than nine hundred pieces, while there are approximately two hundred portraits of Miller between 1859 and 1912. Original manuscripts, letters, and inscribed photographs numbering approximately seventy-five items complete the Miller Collection. Contact Us Special Collections Homepage Libraries Homepage Search Last modified: 07/05/2001

65. 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

California Historical Landmarks In Oakland 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 Additional Resources 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 The ‘Hights’ 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

66. Joaquin Miller Middle School joaquin miller Middle School. January February Mustang Newsletter, joaquin millerMiddle School Mustang. 6151 Rainbow Drive Phone (408) 2523755. http://www.myschoolonline.com/page/0,1871,1646-100009-1-98326,00.html

Home Page Calendar After School Sports Elective Night 2003 ... December Newsletter Jan/Feb Newsletter OPPORTUNITIES TEACHER WEBSITES Sign up to help with this site Nominate this site for the Showcase Joaquin Miller Middle School January February Mustang Newsletter Joaquin Miller Middle School Mustang 6151 Rainbow Drive Phone: (408) 252-3755 San Jose, CA 95129 Fax: (408) 255-5269 Principal: Michael Gallagher Asst. Principal: Lisa Hickey January 30, 2003. Learning Day to Focus on Student Stress, Homework The February 3, Learning Day will focus on priorities identified in the Climate and Culture area of the Miller School Plan. The School Site Council develops Miller’s School Plan Priorities every spring after consideration of data such as parent and teacher surveys and student performance data. Earlier this month, Miller teachers completed a survey about homework developed by Dr. Kathy Vatterott, a former middle school teacher and parent and current faculty member at the University of Missouri, St. Louis. Students are being chosen at random to complete a survey developed for them by Dr. Vatterott.

67. Poets' Corner - Joaquin Miller - Yosemite We would rest, but dare not rest, For the angel of expulsion From thisParadise below Waves run onward and . . . we go. joaquin miller. http://www.geocities.com/~spanoudi/poems/2000/m/miller51.html

68. Image Goddess Photography - San Francisco - Joaquin Miller Park The Image Goddess. joaquin miller Park. Oakland, CA. The photos here weretaken in joaquin miller Park, which is overseen by the City of Oakland. http://www.geocities.com/imagegoddess/jmpark.html

The Image Goddess Joaquin Miller Park Oakland, CA The photos here were taken in Joaquin Miller Park, which is overseen by the City of Oakland. Among many great things about this park is the fact that mountain biking is permitted on most singletrack trails, and mountain bikers are not treated like pond scum (as they unfortunately are in many other Bay Area open spaces). The bad thing is that a few reckless mountain bikers do tend to abuse the privilege by riding off legal trails, threatening to lose us all the privilege of riding there. We law-abiding cyclists are in the process of concerted efforts to bring those renegades in line through an information campaign (headed up by the Bicycle Trail Council of the East Bay, whose web site can be viewed at www.btceastbay.org ). If that fails, we will be forced to kick their butts! Meanwhile, we are still enjoying the park's multi-use approach, where most hikers, cyclists, joggers, dogs and other users tend to get along just fine. home cross-country trek francophilia night ... washington, d.c.

69. 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

Joaquin Miller The Buffalo Bill of American literature, Miller was a legendary figure. He was known as the "Poet of the Sierras." Divorced and 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 Poetry: California's Cup Of Gold Columbus Dead In The Sierras In San Francisco ... back to Kerman Enterprises

70. Kerman Enterprises Site Map gallery exhibit Kerman, Jesse gallery exhibit Kerman, Kate - gallery exhibitMaloy, Kate - gallery exhibit miller, joaquin - gallery exhibit Morse, David http://www.kermanenterprises.com/map.html

Site Map You can search our site map two ways: alphabetically or by subject Alphabetical listing Amazon.com message Books in series Books, listed by author, for Wonderland Bookstore Books, listed by rank, for Wonderland Bookstore ... Top books of 2001 Subject listing General Book lists Gallery of Quaker art Miscellaneous General Home page Information on Kerman Enterprises Comic book art contribution guidelines Products offered for sale by Kerman Enterprises ... How to participate in the review Book lists Wonderland Bookstore listings By author By rank By title ... Information on book sources Gallery of Quaker art Gallery home page Kerman, Ada - exhibit Kerman, Hannah - exhibit Kerman, Jesse - exhibit (featured artist of 1998) Kerman, Kate - exhibit Maloy, Kate - exhibit Miller, Joaquin - exhibit (featured artist of 2000) Morse, David - exhibit (featured artist of 1999) Parry, Evalyn - exhibit (featured artist of 2001) Slonczewski, Joan - exhibit (featured artist of 2002) Miscellaneous Books wanted - Volunteers of America Clan of the Cave Nerds - roleplaying club Computer consulting - Nathaniel Black SETI HAWKs home page ... Coming Attractions Site Map

71. 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

Joaquin Miller Park Agency/Organization: City of Oakland Size: 459 acres Access: Open Public Access Status: Publicly Owned This location on Bay Area map

72. 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

"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 July 15, 1905 January February March April ... June July August September October November ... SALEMOREGON.COM

73. 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

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

74. Zeal.com - United States - New - Lifestyle - Books - Poetry - Poets A-Z - Poets A great resource for United States New - Lifestyle - Books - Poetry - PoetsAZ - Poets M - miller, joaquin. miller, joaquin Preview Category, http://www.zeal.com/category/preview.jhtml?cid=10124474

75. 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

UCB Parents School Recommendations Joaquin Miller Elementary School Advice and recommendations from the UCB Parents mailing list. This page is brought to you by UC Berkeley Parents Network 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.

76. 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

Joaquin Miller Results November 3, 1998 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. Designing Courses for Spectactors and Cameras 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.

77. 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

Joaquin Miller Park National Orienteering Day "Come and Try It" event Oakland, CA 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.

78. 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

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. The good mate said: "Now must we pray, For lo! the very stars are gone. Brave Admiral, speak, what shall I say?" "Why, say : 'Sail on! sail on! and on!'" "My men grow mutinous day by day; My men grow ghastly, wan and weak." The stout mate thought of home; a spray Of salt wave washed his swarthy cheek. What shall I say , brave Admiral, say, If we sight naught but seas at dawn?" "Why, you shall say at break of day, 'Sail on! sail on! sail on! and on!'" They sailed and sailed, as winds might blow, Until at last the blanched mate said: "Why, now not even God would know Should I and all my men fall dead. These very winds forget their way, For God from these dread seas is gone. Now speak, brave Admiral, speak and say" He said: "Sail on! sail on! and on!" They sailed. They sailed. Then spake the mate: "This mad sea shows his teeth tonight.

79. Joaquin Miller--not A Home Page Hiking in the high Sierra joaquin Murietta Map of California. See the latestearthquake map. Route to the miller Ranch, Jackass Ridge Road, Coulterville. http://www.joaquin.net/miller/home.html

Possibl y the last person without a Homepage. my resume My dad and friends on the deck: Mom at the top of Vernal Falls With my brother on the set of White Men Can't Jump Hiking in the high Sierra: Joaquin Murietta: A movie about his brother, Alejandro Murietta: (well, sure, of course not. it's just a movie.) My cousin, Sam Bass, deputy sheriff of Denton County, Texas. Book Encylopaedia Article The Sam Bass Fire Department His grave in Round Rock Data on the gravesite Another version of history Link to a movie about Sam and Calamity Jane. ... Gabby Hayes' version of the story. Map of California See the latest earthquake map Route to the Miller Ranch, Jackass Ridge Road, Coulterville The grasslands around Murietta, California Gold Country towns Mariposa County Coulterville ... Hotel Jeffery After one of the very rare snowfalls: Looking west in the morning: And in the evening: After visiting Jackass Ridge, head on up to Yosemite (source of this fine photo)

80. Cgi.omg.org/issues/issue4942.txt Issue 4942 CORBA's operation invocation styles. (actionsemantics-ftf) SourceDomain Architects (Mr. joaquin miller, joaquin@acm.org miller@joaquin.net http://cgi.omg.org/issues/issue4942.txt

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