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Edward Rollins
Edward L. "Ted" Rollins, 79, New Bremen, died at 11 p.m. April 15, 2013, at Lima Memorial Hospital.
He was born April 25, 1933, in Fremont, to Dormal and Ruth Walters Rollins. On Jan. 27, 1956, he married Sandra L. Hanson, who died May 2, 1997.
Survivors include his children, Randall Rollins of Northfield, Minn., Thomas (Michelle) Rollins of Tulsa, Okla., Becky (Larry) Fearing of Sandusky, David (Sandra) Rollins of Pequot Lakes, Minn., and Julie (Patrick) Ferguson of New Bremen; 15 grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; brothers, William Rollins of Rio Rancho, N.M., Thomas (Kathy) Rollins of Fremont, Dennis Rollins of Kenton, Daniel (Marge) Rollins of Tulsa, Okla. and Richard (Jody) Rollins of Fort Wayne, Ind.
Preceding him in death was his brother, James Rollins.
He was a member of Faith Alliance Church in New Bremen and Gideon's International. He was a graduate of Fremont Ross High School and had attended the University of Toledo and Bluffton University. He retired from the former STAMCO of New Bremen, where he was a field service engineer.
Services are 10:30 a.m. Monday at Faith Alliance Church in New Bremen, the Rev. Thomas Sager officiating. Burial will follow in the German Protestant Cemetery, New Bremen.
Calling is 3-7 p.m. Sunday and one hour prior to services Monday at the church.
Memorials may be given to Gideon's International or to the church memorial fund.
Gilberg-Hartwig Funeral Home of New Bremen is handling arrangements.
Condolences to the family may be left at gilberghartwigfh.com.
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The wife and I had just returned from an evening of taking her to the walk in clinic at the hospital for a terrible illness she has been fighting for almost two weeks now. Turns out it is bronchitis and she is starting to feel better I think. They had given her a breathing treatment at the hospital and after dropping her off at the house I had gone out to pick up her newly prescribed meds at the pharmacy. It was kind of late in the evening when I finally was able to sit and relax unwinding from the day.
The television was on because the WE network shows Law and Order reruns all night long and I am truly addicted to that show. I simply love it. I am to the point now that when I watch an episode of any of the various Law and Order originals or spin offs, I talk the characters through the plot. For example last night, when in the court room, Hang em high McCoy, as Kevin Smith refers him as, was about to push the guilty party over the edge on cross examination. The defendant had a machete in his hand and McCoy was trying to get him to show how he had held it when cutting his wife into pieces. The guy was about to break and I knew that Jack had to be careful, because at any moment the man would lose it and stand up raising the machete in his hands and I didn't want McCoy to be too close. So during the "Jack Attack" as I have come to call it in every episode, I would tell McCoy "Don't turn your back..... back off a little... he is going to lose it ..." and so forth. You have no idea how many times I have saved Jack from getting in trouble with the judge or other lawyers or how many times that Jack and I would agree that when Shiff says "Make a deal ... move on" that we could get this conviction done without the deal.
After the "Jack Attack" of that episode and before the next episode started, a commercial came on. I am not sure what the product was that the commercial was pushing but I did notice the song the ad was using. It was a cover of an old Robert Palmer song called "Addicted To Love". When Palmer released the song off of his "Riptide" album in 1985 it shot up the charts so fast that it seemed like it was closing in on the number one spot before it even hit the airwaves. It was upbeat, and it rocked. The lyrics were catching as well and the song was an instant classic. The video he released with the song (it was in the old MTV days when MTV was REALLY Music Television) became an instant classic as well. It featured emotionless women in black mini dresses pretending to be his back up band while he rocked the song out. I encourage you to check it as it is one of the true classics of the MTV generation. ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcATvu5f9vE ) .
What caught my attention in the commercial is that it was a complete opposite version of the song that Palmer did. It had a female vocal singing with an airy vocal and was being played at a deliberately slow and steady beat. I listened to it for a a bit and told the wife that I wasn't sure if I approved of that version or not. I have this thing that there are some songs that should never be covered by anyone because the original was about as good as it would ever get. I hold this theory on all Beatles songs, except a few of the Ringo tunes, and a lot of the Rolling Stones songs. As far as I am concerned, once Frank Sinatra has recorded a song, it is hands off for the rest of history. "Addicted To Love" falls into that category as well as a couple of other Robert Palmer tunes.
Barb asked me why I wasn't sure and so I told her that the Robert Palmer version was, well, it was a classic, and I don't think this stacks up to the bar that Palmer set with his recording of it. Barb thought for a bit and then asked me What Robert Palmer had died of. Barb and I both liked Palmer a lot when we were younger and the day that the news broke that he had died and been kind of branded into our collective memory. I did a little googling on Palmer to refresh my memory and it was sad indeed. I remember thinking when he died that he was young, another of those artists who were just too young to leave the world when they had so much more to offer. Palmer had died in France of a heart attack in 2003 at the young age of 54. His heart attack wasn't brought about by hard partying and drugs, he was pretty much on top of things in his life. He gave the world of music so much more than we realized at the time. He would record anything from reggae to the blues, to pop and throw in some good rock and roll to big band covers, truth was you never knew what Palmer would come out with next but you knew it would be good. He was extremely talented and did leave this earth far too soon. I thought about that song for a bit and the original version began to play in my head as I headed for bed. Seems odd, but even though I have some Robert Palmer recordings on my MP3 player, I didn't go to sleep listening to Palmer last night, choosing to listen to some Boz Scaggs instead.
It was when I finally settled at my desk after an early morning meeting on a new product that I decided to revisit some of my Robert Palmer music while I worked. As I listened to those tunes I remembered a store I use to frequent on a regular basis. The store would have these huge paintings of the covers of the current albums at the time mounted on the outside of the store. These paintings were, oh I am guessing between 6 ft square and 8 ft square. They would have five or six album covers depicted on the outside of the store and would put up new ones about every two months or so. One of the album covers that I distinctly remember was one of Robert Palmer's albums. I can still see that handsome face and soft smile that Robert Palmer always seemed to carry with him. As I thought of that album cover of Palmer's on displayed, I remembered other album covers that the store had mounted on display over the years. I use to gaze at those things in the parking lot as I walked into the store. They were wonderful and gave a person an idea of how important of a music store this really was.
It was the mid-seventies to mid-eighties and so it was the big hay day of the huge shopping malls. It seemed that every mall had at least one record store, Musicland, if not two or three record stores. Now, you have to understand the fascination I have with music. Actually music and books. If I went to the mall you would no doubt find me in a bookstore ore a record store. These two things fascinated me and my mind would soak in all that it could. I could easily spend between an hour to two hours in either of these places. I would go to a book store and just walk up and down the aisles look at the binding of the books and reading the titles of them. Every once in a while I would pull a book out and open it and read a little before continuing with my stroll among the written word. Chances are I knew I wasn't going to buy a book, but I just loved looking at them, the different topics and titles and make a mental note of a book that I would buy in the future. It was the same way with record stores only worse.
Musicland was what I guess you could consider a fairly large record store in the days when the small record shops were slowly disappearing. I would walk into that store and just start at the first rack that I came to and start thumbing through the records. Seldom were there records that I hadn't look at hundreds of times before but I looked at them again, one after another after another. The old LP 12 inch records were special. The jackets that housed that precious vinyl was a work of art on each of them. In essence, the jackets were as much of the over all product as the groves that contained the music. I learned what songs were on what album. I learned the producers of each album and the track order of the songs on each side of the album. I knew what year they were released, what label they were on, the length of each song and who wrote the songs contained within. Even after absorbing all of that knowledge, I would still walk into Musicland and thumb through the same albums, never tiring of the magic that they held for me. When I went to Peaches, you had might as well write my whole day off though.
If Musicland was a fairly large record store, then Peaches was a mammoth record store. It was the Sam's Club of record stores. Imagine going to do a little shopping at a Walgreen's versus doing a little shopping at a Target. There is no way I can describe the magic of Peaches. It was in Kansas, but that was okay with me. Peaches could be anywhere they wanted to be and I would go. If I remember right it was on the corner of 75th and Metcalf. That is quite a ways from where I live so I didn't get there as often as I would have liked but once there, I was there to make the time worthwhile. It would take literally most of a Saturday from the time I stepped foot in that store until the time I left, and I usually left with something new in tow.
Peaches was large enough and dedicated to the music enough that there were albums in those racks that you would not see anywhere else in the city. Many times I would come across an album that I didn't know existed from groups that I thought I knew their discography fairly well. Peaces was the one place that you could go and find recordings from someone you never knew existed. It was where I was introduced to the fabulous blues talent of John Mayall and the various bands that he fronted. It was where I bought my first Willie Nelson album and where I discovered a little band who called themselves the Electric Light Orchestra. The inventory of Peaches was so varied and so new that I dare not miss going through any of the racks looking at every single album that was there. Going into that store sent excitement coursing through my veins and, on occasion, would make me dizzy from all of the new groups and records that I was discovering. It truly was like being on a big game hunt, looking for just the right game to spear and take home with pride.
I didn't realize what a big part of my life a store could be until I started thinking about Peaches this morning. It was so special, so magical. Peaches was like a museum of sorts with the new music of the day sitting along side albums of a by gone era. Peaches was a temple dedicated to the art of music.
In this day and age of downloading music in digital format, i am restricted to just browsing through Amazon.com looking at pictures of albums. Not quite the same as flipping through thousands of records, holding them in your hands, reading all the information on the back that was in tiny print that I probably wouldn't be able to read these days anyway.
I loved the book stores and the record stores. Deep down inside me, I really miss them.
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I don't push people away …. I have got to be the most misunderstood person around. Misunderstood or not known. People don't me. Not the real me, the me that is deep inside, the me that they hurt without realizing it, the me that is taken advantage of constantly, the real me.
Sometimes, a lot of times, I just want to disappear. I don't like people. I don't like noise. I don't like being told what to do by ungrateful people. I don't like being ignored until it is convenient not to ignore me for a few minutes.
But it is ME that is at fault. I don't get it. I do whatever I am asked and more. "It is what it is". Things are what they are. I didn't see things evolving with people the way they have turned out to be. It isn't my fault that things are the way they are. It isn't my fault but I pay the price as though it were.
But I push people away. I am there at the snap of a finger whenever anyone snaps their finger at me. Is the fact that I really don't ask anyone for anything mean I am pushing them away? No. It means I want to live and die on my own. On my own conditions, time table, and where I want to.
"I ain't asking nobody for nothing if I can get it on my own. If you don't like the way that I'm living, you just leave this long haired country boy alone." (Charlie Daniels) What is wrong with not enjoying getting my hair cut? I have ALWAYS hated to get my hair cut. Not because I want it long or am trying to make a statement, I just do not like the feeling of getting my hair cut. It means nothing more than that. I don't like to shave. Does that make me a mountain man or something because I don't like to shave? It simply means I do not like to shave. Hate it.
Who am I kidding, they won't miss me one bit. No one will. And I don't care if they do or not.
"From now on all my friends are gonna be strangers. I'm all through, ever trusting anyone. The only thing I can count on now is my fingers, I was a fool …" (Haggard)
Is it strange that I use music to do a lot of my talking for me? Probably is, but I don't care. I can relate to some of these songwriters, philosophers …. They say some pretty honest things in their songs. Brutally honest. So honest it makes you think … "wow .. oh man … he knows me …" The people that seem to know me best are people that don't know I exist, and I mean they actually don't know I am around, not like those that know I am around but until they need something, don't know I exist. The people that know me best … let's see… Hank of course, Haggard, Willie, Paul Simon, Dylan, Lennon, Seger, Chapin, Kristofferson, Kooper, the boss, Levon Helm and Robbie Robertson, David Gates and James Griffin, Billy Joel to a degree, Cat Stevens, Neil Young, McLean, Don Henly, Greg Lake, Clapton, Jackson Browne, Mellencamp, Leon, Zevon … list could go on forever.
This sounds like a "Woe is me.." thing. It isn't. It is fact. Pure logical fact.
The time that I feel I can be truly me, without judgment from others, when I can find that solace that I crave, is late at night by myself either reading, watching a documentary or a movie, or lying in my little bed with the earbuds on. Most times I listen to music, but a lot of times I listen to Supreme Court Arguments, or Kevin and Mosh, or TESD. I love documentaries and I love movies and something by Charlyne Yi or an episode of House or one of the Law and Orders. It is sad to think that Bruce, Carlin and Hicks are gone. They were able to use fact, logic, and tell the truth about how crazy this world, or life can be. A lot of the things that those three said are funny on the surface, but if you really break it down to what they are saying, it is kind of sad in a way. The truth seems to always be sad.
My grandfather. Oscar Laclede Hill. The closest thing to perfect as a man can be, right? We all look up to him and his life and what we knew about him and his wisdom. He was far from the picture that we paint of him in our memories. He once told me that even as much as we talked, there were things in his life he was ashamed of. Things he would never tell another human being. There were a lot of things that I would never know about him and that was just the way it was going to be. I often wonder about the afternoon he told me that. Why he told me that and what some of those things could be. I don't have a clue, and that was how he wanted it. Doesn't mean he was a fake or lived a lie, he still was a very good man, but there was that part of the REAL Oscar Hill that nobody knew, or would ever know. I wonder if his wife even knew.
As I get older, there seems to be less and less people to look up to. When I was a young boy, I looked up to my grandfather and my dad and a host of baseball players that I knew only from watching them on the field. They were classy men, these ball players. Dick Green, Campy Campanaris, Carl Yastrzemski, Brooks and Frank Robison, Hank Aaron, Noland Ryan, Roger Maris, Curt Flood and Bob Gibson, Al Kaline and Bill Freehan, Rick Monday and again, the list could go on and on. I don't look up to sport figures anymore. I admire their ability and talent and the way they act on the field, but over the years the reality that they are just ordinary people that has a part of them hidden away that no one knows, has come to be reality for me.
Now who do I look up to … well, my grandfather and my father. Some those song writers mentioned earlier who had the guts to post about reality as they saw it. I don't look up to politicians and especially Presidents. Everyone is hiding something. Nobody is fully themselves. Nobody really knows anybody. I suppose that is one way we all get along. Hide a lot of ourselves so people only see the best we can put out there. Sometimes, for some of us, even the best we can put out there is pretty bad.
I'll tell you who I look up to. One person I look up to is Rachel Gibson. A fine young lady who left this world far before the world was ready for her to leave. She was brave. She was strong. She kept her faith. And she comforted those who she was preparing to leave behind. I admired that young lady long before she entered into the last phase of her life here on earth. Now I am sure that Rachel had her faults just as all of us do, she was human after all. But her being human was surpassed by her ability to be humane.
Another person I look up to is Caleb Hill. Caleb is my cousin's son. Caleb was born with Down Syndrome which is what makes Caleb even more of a person to look up to then he would have been if he had not been born with the syndrome. Caleb is intelligent. Caleb is caring and loving. Caleb is honest. Caleb looks at life with thankfulness and lives life the way life should probably be lived by all of us. Caleb has found inner strength to bypass the syndrome as best as he can and he does a great job of it. Honesty like Caleb's is something all of us could strive for, but we don't and we won't.
I look up to my niece Kimberly Porter, her husband Shawne and two wonderful kids that they adopted from China, Joshua and Mei. The challenges that happen on a daily basis for Kimberly and especially Mei, would wear the normal person out and have an urge to just give up. Not Kim though. She is unbeatable when it comes to raising her kids and helping them face each day on a day to day basis. Shawne is just as strong as Kim and just as dedicated to those two kids. I admire both of them. All four of them.
There are other people out there that I could say I look up to for various reasons. One thing they all have in common though is that there is a part of them the world will never ever see.
Okay. Stop and re-read what I have written so I know how I got to where I am in this thing. Took a HUGE left turn back there somewhere.
Well, it turned into a bunch of rambling. People do not understand why I feel or think the way I do. I don't either. I try to be a good person, I try to live up to the ideals I see as making a person good, but I fall short. We all do. We all will. I am not a happy person. I find less joy in life than most people and I don't understand it. When something bad or not so good does happen to me, it seems to affect me a lot harder than it would other people. I don't understand it. I feel it. I know it is there. But I don't understand it.
There are times, many times, when I just want to go to my bed and just sleep. Sleep more, and more and more. Just sleep so I don't have to deal with anything or anyone. Just sleep and let time flow by without me being aware of it passing. Forever.
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"We will certainly miss you. We wish you the best and thank you for many years of service," said Trustee Richard Pace.
Trustees hired Annie George to step into the open spot. George has been working as the township's zoning secretary and township administration assistant. She also served as interim zoning inspector from September 2010 to May 2011, while West was on a leave of absence, according to Beach.
George, who will officially fill her new role Oct. 15, will receive $825 per month, according to trustees.
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Also at the meeting, trustees were paid a visit from fire prevention specialist Lydia Wochna and her dog Kodak.
Certified therapy dog Kodak is an 8-year-old labradoodle who knows how to stop, drop and roll, she said.
Wochna, who currently works with several area elementary schools to bring fire and other safety training to prekindergarteners through fifth-graders, proposed to add Granger Elementary School to her teaching schedule.
In the Highland Local School District, she already works at Hinckley Elementary School, visiting the school once a month, spending about half an hour in each classroom each time she visits, she said.
Wochna has a master's degree in social service administration from the University of Chicago, is a volunteer firefighter in Hinckley and also works with students in Bath, Copley, Fairlawn and Richfield, she said. Earlier this month, Sharon trustees heard a request from Sharon Fire Chief Rob Haas to also hire her for services to Sharon Elementary School students.
Her teaching covers a broad spectrum of safety issues, she said, and includes topics such as electrical safety and pond safety.
"If it can keep kids out of the ambulance, I'll teach it," she said. In general, she gets paid around $20 an hour to teach kids, she told trustees.
Wochna said she is training another teacher to help her provide these lessons to area students. Currently, she serves around 3,000 children a month, she added.
Trustees said they will consider Wochna's proposal.
"I think we really need to talk to the school, too," said Trustee Teri Berry. "I would want to talk to the administration," before making a decision, she added.
In other business, trustees noted that a Fall Recycling Collection Day will be held Oct. 13 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Medina County Fairgrounds, 710 W. Smith Road in Medina, and at the Brunswick Service Garage, 1238 W. 130th St. Paint, oil, antifreeze, phone books and batteries will be accepted free of charge. Tires also will be accepted at reduced rates, said Beach.
The next regular trustees' meeting is set for Oct. 8 at 7:30 p.m. in the Administration Building, 3717 Ridge Road.
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BAGHDAD/SAN FRANCISCO, July 19 (Reuters) - Iraq's prime minister said U.S. President Barack Obama backed Baghdad's concerns over Exxon Mobil's oil deal with the Kurdistan region and had emphasised Washington's respect for the Iraqi constitution and laws.
Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki issued the statement as U.S. oil major Chevron Corp confirmed its purchase of 80 percent of two blocks in Kurdistan in a move that may infuriate the central Iraqi government, which wants all oil deals to pass through Baghdad.
Baghdad is embroiled in a deep dispute with the autonomous Kurdish region over energy exports and has asked Obama to stop Exxon exploring for oil there, saying it could threaten stability. On Thursday it welcomed Obama's written response.
"We would like to confirm that the letter was positive and convincing and stresses its respect for the constitution and Iraqi laws, in the same manner as the Iraqi government is seeking," a statement from Maliki's office said.
"The Iraqi government will take all necessary measures in applying the law and will not allow the company to implement these contracts," it said, referring to the deals signed with Kurdistan. Exxon declined to comment.
An industry source familiar with U.S. oil operations in Kurdistan said the Obama administration was continuing to discourage firms from moving into the northern region, the government of which is based in Arbil.
"Washington is saying, 'This is a bad time to go into Kurdistan, given the sabre rattling between Baghdad and Arbil,'" the source said.
Kurdistan said in June that it expected more oil majors to follow Exxon in the next few months in striking deals there.
France's Total has already said it was interested in investments in the region, drawing a veiled threat from Baghdad which said French companies should avoid unsanctioned oil deals.
Exxon became the first oil major to move into the northern region in mid-October when it signed a deal with the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG). Apart from Total, Norway's Statoil is also looking closely at KRG exploration deals, industry sources have said.
"People are looking at the commercial terms on offer in Kurdistan and they're voting with their feet," said a senior Western oil executive.
"The margins on Iraq's service contracts are slim and Arbil is offering more lucrative production sharing deals."
Chevron, the second-largest U.S. oil company, said it sees "considerable promise" in Kurdistan. It is purchasing the Sarta and Rovi blocks from India's Reliance Industries Ltd, where it will be the new partner of Austria's OMV AG - holder of the other 20 percent interest.
Though it chose not to participate in Iraq's four oil and gas licensing rounds, Chevron said it would still monitor opportunities in both the north and south of the country. It was the first big oil company to offer Iraq technical assistance and training following the U.S.-led invasion.
"The opportunities in Iraq's licensing rounds didn't compete in Chevron's investment portfolio," said an oil industry source. "The commercial terms in Kurdistan were attractive, an opportunity presented itself and Chevron moved on it."
The U.S. major has advised Baghdad of its Kurdish deal and is in the process of setting up an office in Arbil, he said.
An Iraqi oil ministry spokesman declined to comment directly on the Chevron deal on Thursday but repeated Baghdad's warning to foreign energy companies.
"The government attitude is clear. Contracts signed outside the framework of the federal government are considered as illegal," Assim Jihad said.
Iraqi oil industry sources said Baghdad might strike hard against Chevron, going further than just barring it from oil and gas investment projects. Chevron has a contract to buy 167,000 barrels of Iraqi oil per day, which Iraq could seek to cut in protest, they said.
At the same time as punishing those dealing with Kurdistan directly, the central government could also reward other companies developing Iraq's giant southern oilfields by improving commercial terms, the sources said.
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I pureed up some of my blueberries and poured them into a ice cube tray and put some on a cookie sheet in the freezer. Now I only have 4 cups left to make muffins with or put them in the food dehydrator.
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I am going to start over. I am just so frustrated with myself for gaining back so much weight since I've been home. I have been careful what I ate but I haven't exercised as much as I should have and now I've got so much further to go. My blood glucose numbers are all over the place but mostly over 140 most of the time. I only have myself to blame and only I can fix it.
I have joined the gym. I just wish I would have done that 2 months ago when I first got home. I am going with the team leader from New Hampshire Sparkers team and the time spent exercising with a buddy goes so much faster and it is so much nicer! I just wish I could stay and keep up with it. The gym is at a hotel/resturant but it has lots of machines, almost any exercise machine you could imagine is there, now I have to figure out how to use them.
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An Eastman man was transported by medical helicopter to La Crosse for treatment following a one-vehicle rollover on Highway 27 Sunday night, June 8, according to Crawford County Sheriff Dale McCullick.
The sheriff's department was notified of the rollover crash on Highway 27 near County N at about 8:10 p.m. Pete Sturmer, 42, was traveling north in his 2006 Dodge Ram at what witnesses describe as a high rate of speed. Sturmer failed to negotiate a curve in the road, lost control of his vehicle and rolled it several times.
The truck came to rest in the opposite lane with severe damage to all areas of his vehicle. According to McCullick, Sturmer was extricated from his vehicle by the Jaws of Life and transported to Prairie du Chien Memorial Hospital. He was later transported by Med Link Air to Gundersen Hospital in La Crosse with serious injuries.
The Mount Hope Cardinal 4-H Club is planning the annual Mount Hope Dairy Day Parade to be held Friday night, June 20. The activities will start with the Ice Cream Social at the Mount Hope Fire Station at 6 p.m. Club members will serve sandwiches, cheese, pie, ice cream and milk throughout the evening.
The parade line up will take place on the hill around 7 p.m., with judging to take place at 7:30 p.m.
Crossing guard Millie Senesac is pictured on her second to last day of the school year at her post, at the intersection of Dousman and Wells Streets. She turned 83 on Thursday, June 5. (Photo by Correne Martin)
By Correne Martin
Millie Senesac turned 83 on Thursday, June 5. For her birthday, between the hours of 7 and 8 a.m., and 3:15 and 4:15 p.m., she diligently kept busy at her crossing guard post at the intersection of Dousman and Wells Streets in Prairie du Chien.
Otis Duane Coleman, 66, Prairie du Chien, died Sunday, June 1, at his home in Prairie du Chien.
He was born on Dec. 20, 1947 to John J. and Verona (Dilley) Coleman in Crawford County. Otis attended school through the eighth grade in Bridgeport.
Raymond J. Krachey, 76, of Wauzeka passed away Friday, June 6, at his home surrounded by his family.
He was born Jan. 4, 1938 in Wauzeka the son of Walter and Irma (Sutton) Krachey. He married Lucille Swatek on Oct. 18, 1958 at St. Wenceslaus Church in Eastman. She preceded him in death on Jan. 16, 2003. Ray farmed his entire life on the family farm in rural Wauzeka.
Jean Marie Crubel, 83, of Bloomington, passed away on Friday, June 6, at Prairie Maison in Prairie du Chien.
She was born on Aug. 9, 1930, in Prairie du Chien, the daughter of Charles and Marie (Tesar) Draka. On Feb. 5, 1951, Jean married Gerald "Jerry" Crubel at St. John's Catholic Church in Prairie du Chien. He preceded her in death on Nov. 28, 2000. Together they farmed near Bloomington for many years. Jean was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church in Bloomington. She enjoyed reading, cooking, spending time with her family, friends, and especially all of her grandchildren.
Austin Roach slides in with the winning run in the fifth inning as Prairie du Chien ousted visiting Platteville 10-0 in five innings. Roach scored on Mike Steiner's game winning double. (Photo by Ted Pennekamp)
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Prairie du Chien shut out visiting Platteville 10-0 in 5 innings in a WIAA Division 2 Regional Semifinal Wednesday afternoon.
The Blackhawks scored 4 runs in the bottom of the first inning, 2 in the second, 2 in the fourth and 2 in the fifth to earn the victory.
Prairie du Chien scored 10 runs on 10 hits and committed 1 error.
River Ridge's Bridgette Myers runs in the 400-meter dash at the State Track Meet in La Crosse Friday afternoon. (Photo by Ted Pennekamp)
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Three area track and field athletes competed in the State Track and Field Meet at UW-La Crosse Friday and Saturday.
People huddled under the bleachers for more than two hours Friday during a downpour at the beginning of the meet. It took about another hour to get the track dry enough for competition. The pole vault event was held inside of Mitchell Hall because officials deemed it unsafe to compete outside.
This painting is "Burial of De Soto 1542."
By Ted Pennekamp
With the closing of Wyalusing Academy, ownership of a series of murals in the academy has been transferred to the Prairie du Chien Historical Society along with three murals which were removed from the academy several years ago.
River Ridge pitcher Seth Williams turns in an attempt to pick off the Seneca runner at second base Tuesday afternoon. (Photo by Ted Pennekamp)
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River Ridge had a tough outing on Tuesday as the Indians dominated in an 11-5 win in seven innings.
The Indians scored five runs in the sixth on an RBI single by Devin Wallin, a walk by Eric Konichek, an RBI single by Brady Fernette, and a two-run double by Nick Payne.
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text: Mixtape Mixdown December 03 Posted by admin on January 15, 2005 & filed under Music. Sickamore puts together an original Jay Z mixtape. With 3 unrelease bonus tracks and never heard before remix's with 50 Cent and G-Unit. Also has the new highly talked about Dr. Dre and Jay Z track 'Nigga Like Me'. 01 S. Carter & Sickamore Intro 02 I Can't Get With That 03 From Marcy 2 Madison Square (f. Sauce Money) 04 Wake Up 05 Nigga Like Me (f. Dr. Dre & JB) 06 Lucifer (Remix) (f. 50 Cent & Bob Marley) 07 Blunts & Armadale 08 Threat 09 S. Carter Breaks Down His Flow 10 Breathe Easy 11 If Hov Can't (featuring 50 Cent) 12 It's Hot (Dissin' 50 Cent) 13 Who Shot Ya Freestyle 14 Alone In This World 15 Young G's (f. The Notorious B.I.G.) 16 I Love The Dough (f. The Notorious B.I.G.) 17 Brooklyn's Finest (f. The Notorious B.I.G.) 18 December 4th 19 The Question & The Answer (Unreleased) 20 Guess Who's Back (f. 50 Cent, Scarface & Beanie Sigel) 21 Show U How To Do This 22 Squeeze 1st (Remix) (f. Lloyd Banks) 23 Notorious B.I.G. Interlude 24 My 1st Song 25 Outro Whoo Kid G-Unit Radio Whoo Kid returns with another 50 Cent G Unit banger. Boasting on the cover Over a million mixtapes circulated worldwide on the G Unit Mixtape Series. Has great inside cover art very original. Album features songs from the G Unit album along with never heard before bangers. DJ Vlad The Butcher DJ Vlad who is fresh off the success from his Rap Phenomenon mixtapes. He returns with a jam packed 36 hit banger. Featuring lots of remixes and original production by Vlad himself. Also the last 5 tracks on the album features upcoming heat from unsigned artists. DJ Clue Where Ya Hood At 4 DJ Clue with another hot mixtape with freestyles from Fabolous, Joe Budden, A-Team and more. If you like NYC type rap this mixtapes full of it with the king himself Jay Z on it. Three tracks from the new lyrical hitmen G-Unit. Big Mike Forbes 400 A mixtape jam packed of east coast rappers. From unreleased Jay Z (The Wakeup Call) to a 7minute G-Unit freestyle. Also features the G Unit song Gangsta, Gangsta which is not on their debut album Beg For Mercy. Share this story Tweet Tony Hawk Underground Review Avant Interview Music Related Stories Apple Launches iTunes Radio Tupac – Rap Basement Feature The Game – Rap Basement Feature Shady National Convention Review & Pictures D12 – D12 World Leave Your Comment Music Related Songs & Videos › ‹ Lil Chuckee talks leaving YMCMB, Lawsuit rumors, Lil Wayne, Tyga, New Music and Freestyles! Mary J. Blige: Earlier That Day Soulja Boy – Red Dot Logic's First Television Performance – "5 A.M." SnowThaProduct -Woke Wednesday Shorts: Ep. 39 " TRIPAS" Remy Ma's Exclusive Performance on Sway in the Morning Concert Series Deniro Farrar Breaks Down "Cult Rap" And His "Left-Field" Status Teyana Taylor on Working w Kanye, Fighting For Her Sound & Social Media Trying to Control Her Image Kendrick Lamars unreleased new album review by Rosenberg – THE REALNESS Audio Push Talk New Single With Wale, Working With Hit-Boy & Boi-1da Loaded Lux Speaks On Battle Rapping, The Lions Den & New Project "Beloved 2″ Until The Ribbon Breaks feat. Run The Jewels – "Revolution Indifference"


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Let us see how committed Obama is to his Muslim 'Roots'…
We should all start refering to the President as 'Hussein', or 'B. Hussein'…. If they aren't committed to his 'Muslim roots' the libs will start screaming about it… if they
We should all start refering to the President as 'Hussein', or 'B. Hussein'…. If they aren't committed to his 'Muslim roots' the libs will start screaming about it… if they
Throughout the tedious campaign cycle leading up to the 2008 election the fact that Barack Obama had Muslim roots was a subject that was considered off the table when discussing
After spending three years running away from his past, Barack Hussein Obama is now nominally a Muslim again. At least that is the message that ABC's Jake Tapper has discovered
Rebranding America as "one of the largest Muslim countries" is not at all what I had in mind when I called for then candidate Obama to confront his Muslim issue
I will begin this right at the top by saying that I don't care a whit if the appointment of any American official brings hope to Egyptians. After all, an
It is an outrage. A complete OUTRAGE. A moderate Muslim woman is photographed without a head covering and proper covering of her arms and shoulders. By the police no less.
When I watched the rally of hate that Tom Trento put on you tube and I heard ".. go back to the ovens. You need a big oven, that's what
First of all, do I have to point out that, to support Obama's candidacy, one has to be a little selective in one's application of principle? I don't think it
Obama became a naturalized citizen of Indonesia when his mother married an Indonesian man and moved to that country. Obama was also legally listed as Muslim and given the name
I'm watching Colin Powell on FoxNews. He has gone off the rails. At least three times he has implied that McCain is raising the idea that Obama is a Muslim
If Obama is a true christian as he always claims,why is it that he doesn't have any christian name? Barack Hussein Obama is absolutely a muslim name. Though he goes
**Barack Obama did not sit in his church for 20 years and never hear the rage against whites and the United States government. Without a doubt, Barack Hussein Obama lied
Obama's connections are continually popping up that ties him to Islam and his muslim faith. I pray the nation will see these cnnections and not just pass them off as
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Dr. John Harnish brings this week's message Down at the Potter's House (Jeremiah 18:1-11). Musical selections include a hymn with organ accompaniment, an anthem by the Sanctuary Choir, and a duet featuring Davyd Kotok, piano, and Sally Lewis, organ.
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Enough Stuff (Exodus 35-40, selected verses, and II Corinthians 9:6-8) by Dr. John Harnish is this week's message. Music includes hymns with organ accompaniment and the Sanctuary Choir with tenor soloist Todd Vipond.
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This week's message is Why These Stones? (Joshua 4:1-7) by Dr. John Harnish, with music from the Mel Larimer Concert Series program by the Grand Traverse Festival Chorus and Orchestra, Russell Larimer, conductor.
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Dr. Jack Harnish presents this week's message, God the Giver (Philippians 2:5-11). Music includes a hymn with lead by the choir and pipe organ, an anthem by the Sanctuary Choir, and a piece by the Sanctuary Handbell Choir.
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God the Giver (Philippians 2:5-11) is Transitional Pastor Dr. Gary Hogue's message this week. The music includes a spiritual by the Sanctuary Choir featuring Jeremy Hogue, tenor, and a piano arrangement by Christopher Cox.
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Come Before Winter (2 Timothy 4:1-21a) is Dr. John Harnish's message. Musical selections include hymns with organ accompaniment and a great spiritual by the Sanctuary Choir. Bonus: Betsy Rudolph talks with some of the children about FAITH!
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Guest Pastor Dr. John Vosnos brings this week's message, God is Able (Jude 1:24-25), with an anthem by the Sanctuary Choir, Russ Larimer, director, and a hymn with pipe organ.
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This week's message by Dr. John Harnish, Preaching Pastor is, Jesus with a Cow-lick (Luke 2:41-52, John 1:1, 3-5, 14). Music includes a hymn with pipe organ accompaniment, an anthem by the Sanctuary Choir, Russ Larimer, director, and a soprano solo by Ashley Larimer-Kelly
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Preaching Pastor Dr. John Harnish's message is, Ya'll Come Home Now (Luke 15:11-24). Musical selections include a hymn lead by Sally Lewis at the pipe organ, a piano piece by Sally Lewis, and a Sanctuary Choir anthem.
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A Summer Remembered (Psalm 42) is this weekÆs message by Dr. John Harnish, Summer Preaching Pastor. Musical selections include hymns lead by Sally Lewis at the organ, and a solo by soprano, Barbara Hoig.
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Honest Abe, The Great Emancipator, The Martyr: Abraham Lincoln was perhaps America's greatest President. He is also deeply beloved by many, who are inspired by Lincoln's unwavering sense of justice and willingness to fight for his beliefs. Young readers will marvel at Lincoln's path to greatness from his humble beginnings as a poor Illinois rail splitter up through his election as America's 16th President, and into the dark days of the Civil War leading to his tragic assassination. In addition to background on his childhood and his marriage to Mary Todd, numerous sidebars provide simple explanations to relevant historical events such as the Dred Scott Decision and the Mexican Wars.
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Enchanting mansion and gardens, with spectacular views of Snowdonia
Set on the shores of the Menai Strait amidst breathtakingly beautiful scenery, this elegant house was redesigned by James Wyatt in the 18th century. The 1930s restyled interior is famous for its Rex Whistler association and contains his exquisite romantic mural and the largest exhibition of his works.
A military museum contains relics from the First Marquess of Anglesey's tenure, who commanded the cavalry at the Battle of Waterloo.
There's a fine spring garden and Australasian arboretum, with an understorey of shrubs and wild flowers, an italianate-style summer terrace, and massed hydrangeas which give autumn colour.
A woodland walk gives access to a delightful spring and early summer rhododendron garden.
From the house and grounds, the views across the Menai Strait to the mountains of Snowdonia are simply stunning.
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- Join us for lots of ghostly fun this Hallowe'en, with our spooky cellar tours
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Nestling on the edge of the Menai Strait, on the island of Anglesey sits Plas Newydd. A beautiful 18th-century mansion set amongst stunning gardens and parkland.
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- Publisher: Activision
- Release Date: Nov 14, 2006
- Also On: PlayStation 2
- Summary: Tony Hawk's Downhill Jam delivers an innovative and unique skateboard experience focused on head-to-head racing. The game allows players to feel the breakneck speed of downhill competition as they tear up the world's steepest terrains while performing tricks and outmaneuvering opponents in such locations as San Francisco, Machu Picchu and Hong Kong. Taking on the role of Tony Hawk or one of nine characters, players compete in time-based challenges in one of three gameplay modes including race, trick and slalom. [Activision]… Expand
- Developer: Toys for Bob
- Genre(s): Skateboarding
- # of players: 1-4
- Cheats: On GameFAQs
- More Details and Credits »
Score distribution:
Positive: 15 out of 42
Mixed: 26 out of 42
Negative: 1 out of 42
With a great control scheme, graphics that don't look ported, fantastic humor, and a whole lot of races to complete, this quality title is worthy of being a member of the Tony Hawk franchise. This is a safe Day-1 pickup for the Wii, just make sure you buy the three spare Wiimotes for your friends!
The locations are unique, the tracks long and complex, and the fun factor and energy level is unparalleled with any other Wii title at this time.
With a few impovements in the graphics and gameplay departments Activision could really have a hit on their hands.
The new take on the game has tons of potential to be fantastic and with a few tweaks to the overall engine and trick system this could easily be a nice compliment to the already great franchise.
The attempt to simplify the controls for just a few buttons has resulted in a game that's far too easy, yet doesn't have the moxie to hold up when it's prodded for depth.
It never reaches the heights of "SSX" or the pure finesse of "Project 8" though, leaving Downhill Jam stuck somewhere between a rock and a hard place.
Tony Hawk's Downhill Jam isn't a sell out on par with hawking Bagel Bites but it's close.
Score distribution:
Positive: 5 out of 10
Mixed: 2 out of 10
Negative: 3 out of 10
MichaelA.Jan 8, 2007I think the creators totally took advantage of the Wii controls and that is awsome And the carictors are funny too.
[Anonymous]Dec 7, 2006I thought this would pretty bad (look at the scores), but it turns out that this is the funnest game I've played on the Wii. Great graphics, easy controls, and it's pretty funny.… Expand
PeterC.Jan 22, 2008This is actually a really enjoyable game. I've gotten tonnes of fun out of it. I often feel games are over-rated and very rarely under-rated. In fact I often agree with the harshest scores. However, I got this one on sale and it has been really fun. Surprisingly so. Takes a bit of time to get used to the intricacies of the game and appreciate on its own terms though. I didn't like it much for the first couple days of playing, but now it's actually serious fun. And I've invested a good 15-20 hours in it over the last month or so, taking the odd hour here and there. I think this is actually a good test of whether critics will actually stick with a game to appreciate it. Gamespy deserves top marks on this count. G4Tv , as usual, are just complete idiots, apparently more interested in making money than actually reviewing the game properly.… Expand
BrockJ.Dec 3, 2006As a gamer that's been playing Hawk games since the get-go, I am disappointed in this game, especially hearing how good Project 8 is. The racing style just doesn't do the franchise justice. It's good for killing some time, but makes me yearn for THP8.… Expand
SteveW.Dec 7, 2006Rented this game, played it the first 2 days I had it and havent played it since. The game starts out ok, but very quickly becomes forgettable.
ShawnFlanaganSep 12, 2008This game shouldn't have the "Tony Hawk" name attached to it. The only thing that makes it part of the franchise are the character names and the video footage. Otherwise it is a shortly-entertaining demo of what you can do with the Wii. This shouldn't have been sold as a serious game.… Collapse
PhillipV.Apr 1, 2007Every Tony Hawk to date was worth at least a 7. But Downhill Jam completely killed the series. It actually hurt to play this game. On the back of the case they should have a warning that says: "Have paramedics standing by, because of the 90% chance that your eyes will bleed"… Expand


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6. animals (LOVE LOVE LOVE ANIMALS!!!!!!!!!!! cant get enough)
I spend a lot of time thinking about
Global warming, lunch, or your next vacation… it's all fair game.
my life as a whole...where Im going...what Im going to do...who is in my life...normal everyday stuff, but its important to realize the good things...yes that includes the future, but who doesnt think about their future. its normal people, get over it
On a typical Friday night I am
Netflix and takeout, or getting your party on — how do you let loose?
out somewhere whether a baseball game or my normal bars enjoying a few drinks and good company. i do work most nights though including fridays so going out now is a bit difficult. i sit at home now :/
The most private thing I'm willing to admit
I'm an empty essay… fill me out!
Im not the typical girl...I have rough edges and Im very stubborn, but when it comes down to it, Im a great person with a good heart who would do anything for someone...my relationships are very personal. i do have a naughty side though, but only for certain special people...sorry guys
You should message me if
Offer a few tips to help matches win you over.
youre a good guy looking for a good girl who is very strong willed and think you can handle not only me, but my life and everything that that entails which i hate to say is alot, but hey why pass up something good if you cant fight for it. dont be intimidated by me cause im strong and drivin...im a good catch, i promise. MUST LOVE BASEBALL!!!!!!!
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