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7Uledo *Hqhudo &Rxqvho -Lp 6Kruh +Rqruhg Dw $Opd 0Dwhu +Dug 5Rfn &Hoheudwhv *Dudjh 2Shqlqj Zlwk *Xlqqhvv 5Hfrugv *Xlwdu -RH2VFHROD6U&HOHEUDWHG 6HPLQROH3ULQFHVVHV 3HPD\HWY(PDKDNY6WXGHQWV DW+LVWK$QQLYHUVDU\ DW)68+RPHFRPLQJ 3DUWLFLSDWHLQ&XOWXUH'D\ &20081,7< $ &20081,7< $DQG$ ('8&$7,21 % 9ROXPH;;;,1XPEHU 'HFHPEHU %R\V *LUOV&OXE7HDFKHV<RXWK+RZWR3OD\DQG/RYH0XVLF BY CHRIS C. JENKINS about self-expression and is an outlet [emotion- due to the growing popularity of the program. Staff Writer ally and mentally],” he explained. Special showcase performances are usu- Payne plays and teaches acoustic and bass ally during the annual youth conferences, Red HOLLYWOOD — A new music program guitar and drums and said the youth decide Ribbon Week and events such as the recent sponsored by the Boys & Girls Club aims at which instruments they prefer to play. Two holiday youth performance on Dec. 10. promoting and inspiring those interested in mu- other instructors have also been brought aboard “They love it,” said mother Dawna Bell, sical pursuits. who has three youth taking les- The project has been offer- sons: Kyler, 11, Adrianne, 9, and ing Tribal citizens music lessons Kiana, 12. “I want them to learn on Mondays, Tuesdays and Fri- the patience it takes to learn the days every week at the Hollywood full scale of playing an instru- Boys & Girls Club location on the ment.” Hollywood Reservation for al- Daughter Adrianne Bell has most two years. been playing the piano for several The program accepts all par- months and said she enjoys the ticipants ages 6-18, is Tribally beauty of it. funded and is at no cost to all citi- “Playing keeps my day hap- zens. py because I am not just sitting “It is not for everybody, but around at home doing nothing,” for the kids that stick with it. It she said. “Some of it has been is fun and worth it,” said James different for me because I am Naji Tobias Payne, Hollywood Boys & Girls not used to moving my hands a Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum Curator Saul Drake takes an interactive scroll through the Club counselor and music teacher. certain way. Because I am play- Seminole War Timeline’s touchtable, a new historic feature that allows up to 10 people “My whole approach is to teach ing more and more, I have gotten to view Seminole history right before their eyes at the same time. kids what they want to learn.” used to it. I want to learn more Payne has been a part of the and more and someday be fa- program since its inception and mous.” became a more serious music stu- Chris C. Jenkins $K7DK7KL.L0XVHXP/DXQFKHV dent at the age of 12. “For me, it is Silver Wolf concentrates on learning the cords of his bass guitar. Please see MUSIC on page 2A 6HPLQROH:DU7LPHOLQH7RXFKWDEOH BY NAJI TOBIAS +DUG5RFN&HOHEUDWHV*DUDJH2SHQLQJZLWK*XLQQHVV Staff Writer BIG CYPRESS – Picture using your iPhone or MP3 podcast and having the opportunity to go through the Seminole War Timeline. The chance to do that is now made a reality by visiting the Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki 5HFRUGV*XLWDU6PDVK$OPRVW,QVWUXPHQWV%URNHQ Museum in Big Cypress. According to Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum Curator Saul Drake, the Seminole War Timeline touchtable, which launched in August, is the newest piece of technology at the facility and has an array of features that make it similar to using a personal iPhone. “With this piece of equipment, you have 200 points of touch,” Drake said of the touchpad. “What that means is we’re able to get large groups of people to touch this at the same time.” Drake said that up to 10 people can look at the Seminole War Timeline at once. “As you move your hands across [the touchpad], you’re interacting with the screen,” Drake said. When one scrolls down the Seminole War Timeline, a group of access points can take the individual through audio, video and texts of information related to the Seminole Wars. The touchtable device, powered by Microsoft Surface, operates like a conventional computer desktop and features galleries and folders such as photo archives, oral histories and the touted war timeline. In addition, one could listen to audio of the Seminole War Timeline via the use of a podcast on an MP3 player or iPhone. “We uploaded the information on the touchtable,” Drake said. “You could take an audio tour of anything that’s on there.” The Seminole War Timeline is comprised of the three Seminole Wars fought on United States soil in the 19th century. It includes links to the events leading up to each of the wars and what transpired during and after the action. “It’s really easy for people to jump right to those things,” Drake said. “If they don’t want to go through the detailed parts of history, they don’t have to.” Please see MUSEUM on page 2A 7ULEDO6WXGHQW-DUULG6PLWK*UDGXDWHV ZLWK0DVWHU·V'HJUHHIURP)$8 Hard Rock Hotel & Casino See story and more A festive overhead view of the history making Winner’s Way Parking Garage grand opening celebration at the Hard Rock Dec. 15 in Hollywood. The event featured a Guinness World record guitar smash of 1,914 guitars. photos on page 8A 7ULEDO*HQHUDO&RXQVHO-LP6KRUH+RQRUHGDW$OPD0DWHU BY CHRIS C. JENKINS honoree.” Shore said, “It is a small school and Staff Writer it has a reputation nationwide as a law school, and there are a lot of lawyers from the school HOLLYWOOD —Tribal Pioneer Jim that are here and there and so forth succeeding Shore can now add Hall of Famer to his stead- now.” fast resume of personal and professional ac- For Shore, the road into law began after he complishments. lost his sight. He worked in construction and Shore joined six others from his alma ma- as a cowboy early in his life but was born with ter Stetson University College of Law as a part sight in only one eye. He lost his remaining vi- of its Hall of Fame induction ceremonies. The sion in an automobile accident in 1970. honor came on the campus Oct. 23 as family After deciding to attend a junior college and friends were on hand to celebrate with for two years, he continued his education at Shore. Stetson, earning a Bachelor of Arts in History “The only time I had ever heard of a Hall in 1976. He then decided to apply to law school of Fame was in football or baseball, and I and was accepted. To learn the lessons in class, did not know that law school ever had such a he used a method of tape recording class lec- thing,” Shore grinningly noted. “Being select- tures and listening to them for numerous hours ed and honored was a good thing for me and to retain the information. This routine helped the school though.” him develop a keen hearing. “It was an honor but not something I was ,Q KH ZRXOG EHFRPH WKH ¿UVW searching for or campaigning for or anything,” Seminole Tribal citizen to graduate from law he said VFKRRO$IWHU¿QLVKLQJODZVFKRROKHEHFDPH Shore and his fellow inductees were the the Tribe’s deputy counsel, and a year later he sixth group recognized since 2004, which now Brandi Palmer became General Counsel, where he presently includes more than 50 members.Other 2010 in- Jim Shore speaks at the Hall of Fame induc- remains. ductees included Kay Eddy, Harvey Firestone tion ceremony in the Great Hall on the Stet- Some of his other noted accomplishments III and family, Edward and Bonnie Foreman, son Law Gulfport campus on Oct. 23. include helping develop the Seminole Police Ruthann Robson, Gary Trombley and Dan Department, negotiating several land and wa- Chris C. Jenkins Warren. OHWWHU,DFWXDOO\JRWDSKRQHFDOO¿UVWWKRXJK See more notifying me I was selected as a designee or Graduate Jarrid Smith picks up his degree after the “It all caught me off guard when I got the Please see SHORE on page 2A graduation ceremonies at Florida Atlantic University. photos on 4B &20081,7<$ ('8&$7,21% ,16,'( +HDOWK% 5HPHPEHUWR3LFN8S7ULEXQH·V6SHFLDO&KULVWPDV,VVXH&RPLQJ2XW6RRQ 632576& $11281&(0(176% $7KH6HPLQROH7ULEXQH'HFHPEHU 7RDOO7ULEDOPHPEHUVHPSOR\HHVDQGIULHQGV $IWHUWKHSDVWIHZPRQWKVRIGLOLJHQWO\ZRUNLQJRQYDULRXVSURMHFWV throughout the year, the time has come for all of us to come together this holiday season and count our many blessings and be grateful that we have made it through yet another year. 0D\WKHPDQ\EOHVVLQJVRIORYHSHDFHDQGMR\EHZLWK\RXDQG your loved ones this holiday season. I wish for everyone to have a good but safe time and from my family to yours, I would like to wish all of \RXDYHU\0HUU\&KULVWPDVDQGD+DSS\1HZ<HDU 0YWR Sho-naa-bish, Thank you, President Richard Bowers :LQWHUIHVW*UDQG0DUVKDO5HFHSWLRQ)HDWXUHV%URRNH%XUNH Chris C. Jenkins Seminole Media Productions Broadcast Reporter Briana D’Andrea interviews 2010 Winterfest Grand Marshal Brooke Burke at the annual reception held at the Hard F See more Rock poolside Dec 10. The Dancing with the Stars co-host was on hand as part of photos on 8A Winterfest boat parade festivities aboard the lead showboat held on Dec. 11. F MUSEUM F MUSIC From page 1A From page 1A A standout feature of the Seminole War Since Boys & Girls Club Tribal Youth Events Co- Timeline is a correspondence display that ordinator R.C. North Jr. began volunteering full time, shows all world history events that occurred he said he has been able to help make more of an im- in the particular Seminole War time period. pact. For example, on Aug. 5, 1842, one “[The youth] know me and I know them, so it has could look at the standoff between Seminole worked out pretty well,” said North Jr.
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