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...strives to promote the awareness of Vietnamese culture in and around the community and throughout the nation. Our diverse group of members come together to implement social and cultural events, while encouraging the furthering of our education, leadership abilities, and growth as an individual.
...welcomes everyone who is interested in Vietnamese and Vietnamese-American cultures. Purdue VSA has close ties with other colleges and universities through the Union of Vietnamese Student Organizations. Our organization promotes leadership, networking and philanthropy.
...equips its members withleadership skills to bring forth the advancement of the Vietnamese-American condition across the nation. Purdue VSA hosts proud members who are constantly working towards creating a united and thriving community.
The annual Vietnamese Interacting As One (VIA-1) Conference is regarded to be one of the premier youth conferences in the country. Hundreds of students partake in activities and workshosps to build their leadership skills, increase cultural awaremess, and advocate for/against issues affecting the Vietnamese culture and the Vietnamese communities here and abroad
The Midwest Leadership Summit gathers individuals on a more personal and intimate level to share and discuss ideas and build professional and personal relationships. Many of those who attend this conference make their way to the Annual VIA-1 conference, where individuals will be able to connect with old friends and new faces.
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Come and take your lunch break at Taste of Asia, where you'll be able to try several specialty Asian dishes! Volunteers from multiple respective Asian student associations will serve you a plethora of unique dishes specific to each culture. Who knows? You might find your next favorite food here!
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Come and help make one of the most popular Vietamese dishes; spring rolls! What better way to have dinner than by socializing with other VSA members? All ingredients are provided to help you start rolling your own spring rolls!
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I come from a family of mostly girls, with my immediate family consisting of three little sisters. I consider myself to be of full Vietnamese decent, however if you want to get technical, I have some Chinese decent in me as well! My favorite Vietnamese dish is Pho (of course). I love to work out and get to know and meet new people, while also embracing my own culture and have a willingness to learn about other cultures as well!
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Growing up, I always affiliated more with my French heritage due to the place of my birth and my native language that I spoke at home. I visited Vietnam for the first time in 2005 and fell in love with the other half of my culture. From then on, I have always tried to seek opportunities to learn more about the Vietnamese culture, which was why I joined Purdue VSA. I envision Purdue VSA to be a place where its members can embrace the beautiful Vietnamese culture and continue to build healthy relationships within a supportive community. I look forward to the achievements and progress for Purdue VSA!
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Uitermarkt, Melvin and Brent
Breed: Shelties
Unlike before, no dogs were seen tethered to trees or kept in the wooden box outside of the kennel building. The box had old newspaper shreds that were heavily stained, but its door was opened and no animals were inside.
Main kennel
The kennel building's design was the same as described in the CAPS USDA report dated 7/28/06. Indoor pens lined one side of the building, with doggie-doors to access outdoor runs with concrete floorings, wire walls and a roof for additional shelter. The other side of the building had indoor whelping pens, one of which was occupied by a black and white nursing Sheltie mother and six puppies that appeared to be about a week old.
The outdoor runs were relatively clean, though feces and fur were spread through the grass outside of the runs, primarily concentrated at their edge near the grass where flies were swarming (3.1(f)-Drainage and waste disposal; 3.11(d)-Pest control).
Indoor pens
Most of the indoor pens had dark fecal stains covering their concrete floorings (3.11(a)-Cleaning of primary enclosures). The nursing dog and puppies of the occupied whelping pen were in a shallow wooden box with feces-stained newspaper pieces in it. The wood of the whelping box also had feces stains on its surfaces, and a thin layer of dark, compacted feces was covering the pen flooring (3.11(a)-Cleaning of primary enclosures). Metal food and water dishes were in the whelping pen, and had dried clumps of feces stuck to their outer surfaces (3.9(b)-Feeding; 3.10-Watering).
The inside of the kennel was very dark, and the pens could not be seen clearly into without the use of extra light (3.2(c)-Lighting).
Bill would ban video of farming operations
Publication name: Star Tribune
URL for more info: http://www.startribune.com/politics/statelocal/119516799.html
It would become illegal in Minnesota to produce or distribute information about animal mistreatment or agricultural pollution under a bill introduced this week at the Legislature.
Animal rights advocates say the bill -- which resembles measures being pushed by legislators in other states, including Iowa -- amounts to an unconstitutional infringement on free speech that would have a chilling effect on whistle-blowers trying to bring attention to cases of animal cruelty.
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Iowa House File 589 Passes
All Iowans must contact their state senator to oppose HF 589 / SF 431!!!
The Iowa LegislatureUpdate: HF 589 / SF 431 has passed in the House and is now in the Senate.
When puppy mill operators know they can't win, they try to change the rules. That's precisely what they did in Iowa. A new bill, introduced by Rep. Annette Sweeney, provides unscrupulous breeders protections against undercover investigations.
Iowa House File 589 amends Iowa Code 717A, which relates to agricultural production including criminal penalties for animal facilities. The most troubling part of the bill pertains to the prohibition of producing, possessing, and/or distributing undercover video and/or audio recordings of activities within an animal facility.
The bill has some big name supporters like Monsanto, DuPont/Pioneer and several Iowa agricultural associations. While no big puppy mill facility in Iowa officially supported the bill, they will reap the benefits now that it passed. The final tally for the House vote was 66-22, with all the nays coming from democrats like Rep. Jim Lykam and Rep. Pat Murphy. The bill still needs to pass the Senate.
"The overwhelming majority of farmers and people that own breeding facilities and all that here in Iowa operate very reputable businesses and treat their animals well. That's how they make their money," said Rep. Murphy. "But for that small percentage that has a problem with it, you've got to wonder what they want to hide."
While livestock facilities are subject to state official inspections, companion animal mass breeders run their business with just occasional USDA surveillance. Without comprehensive legislation about the issue, even the federal government remains critically understaffed and powerless to handle the volume of work required to keep the industry in check in states like Iowa.
"Iowa is a relatively small state but ranks 3rd in the number of puppy mills, 2nd on the number of puppies sold, more than 74,000 a year and there's no state oversight of this booming industry," said Emily Price in a special report for KCCI TV from Des Moines, Iowa.
In the absence of effective government processes, organizations like CAPS followed up on complaints and performed undercover investigations. In some cases, like Kathy Bauck, the evidence collected was crucial in stopping unlawful animal cruelty. Without undercover video and audio, these organizations would lose a critical weapon in the fight against mistreatment of innocent animals.
The website Iowa Voters for Companion Animals showcased in their website how CAPS gathered incriminating undercover footage from three separate Iowa locations. The graphic images represent a stark reminder of the necessity of such measures and the ineffectiveness of the overworked USDA inspectors.
For more information about puppy mills go to CAPS' website and for ways you can help fight HF 589 go to the Iowa Voters for Companion Animals website.
USDA Investigation - Spring 1999
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Suzie: She was bred incessantly by Mickalyn Crawford (43-A-2488) and had numerous uterine tumors. Suzie found a home with a kind woman in Iowa.
Mandy: She came from the Crawford facility in Missouri and has genetically deformed kneecaps. Mandy has a home with an elderly woman in Iowa who had knee replacement surgery.
Frog:Ed Van Doorn (42-B-0090), an Iowa broker, sold her to a CAPS investigator because she had a scratched retina. Frog lives with a family in Iowa
Marina: A Petland customer returned her after five months because of luxating patellas and shallow hip sockets. She was back with Steve and Susan Steele (42-B-0159) in Iowa. Thanks to Paws & Claws, a no-kill shelter in Rochester, Minnesota, Marina has a wonderful home. She has had two successful patella surgeries.
Iowans Getting Involved
National Puppy Mill Awareness Day video from Iowa Voters for Companion Animals website.
A bill has been introduced which will amend Iowa Code 717A, Offenses Related to Agricultural Production. Iowa Code 717A provides protections against disruption of operations or willful destruction of property or animals at an animal facility or crop operation.
The new bill, HF 431, introduced by Rep. Annette Sweeney, amends 717A to outlaw producing, possessing or distributing undercover video and/or audio recordings of activities within an animal facility. You'll recall that Rep. Sweeney was one of the most vocal opponents to HF 2280, the Puppy Mill Bill.
Here's a sample of the kind of video that could forever be hidden from public view: Leroy and Gertrude Kruse puppy mill in Salem, Iowa. (This mill is still in operation even after multiple citations for violations to the Animal Welfare Act.)
We ask that you contact your State (not Federal) Representative and respectfully request that they OPPOSE HF 431.
Visit the Iowa Legislature website to find your Representative's contact information.
This bill could move through the Capitol very quickly. Please send a message to your Representative today.
Yoder, Reuben
On the premises at the time of investigation: approximately 18 dogs and 11 puppies.
Tethered Dog
A single Beagle was tethered outdoors near the kennel building, with a wooden dog house lacking a windbreak (3.6(c)(4)-Prohibited means of primary enclosure); (3.4(b)(3)-Shelter). The dog house walls were scratched and worn (3.1(c)(2)-Surfaces). The dog was obviously frightened of people, as it ran back and forth while crouching low as we approached. Reuben Yoder said he tethered the dog for socialization.
Outside the kennel building
Reuben Yoder had a kennel building with indoor/outdoor pens on two sides of the building. The outdoor pens had galvanized-wire walls with concrete floorings. Five pens on one side of the building housed Beagles and Pugs, with three dogs per pen.
Each pen had a metal grate in the flooring next to the wall with the doggie door. These grates were about two inches above the ground, completely covered in rust, and covered more than half the area of the pen. The metal wall at the rear of the pens was covered in dirty build-up, rust, and scratches (3.1(c)(3); 3.1(c)(2)-Surfaces).
Months of fecal accumulation was built up under the grates and on the concrete floor around the grates. Feces also had accumulated outside the pen walls furthest from the doggie-doors, likely the result of the dogs running back and forth in the pens. Directly where the wire walls met the concrete flooring, however, there was a heavy feces build up (3.11(a)-Cleaning of primary enclosures). Flies covered the kennel area (3.11(d)-Pest control).
One of the dog doors had no windbreak on it (3.1(c)(1)(i) Surfaces); (3.4(b)(3)-Shelter from the elements).
Weeds as tall as four feet were growing just beyond the concrete flooring of the pens (3.1(b)-Condition and site).
The opposite side of the barn had a Bull Mastiff pen similar in design to the smaller dog pens. It had concrete flooring and galvanized-wire walls. This pen housed two Mastiffs.
Feces stains covered the concrete, and there was a dirty build-up on the pen wall with a metal doggie door (3.1(c)(3)-Surfaces).
Another pen on the same side of the building as the Mastiffs housed a whelping Beagle and a litter of five Puggles.
Indoor pens
The indoor pens had plastic walls and floorings, metal self-feeders on the pen doors, and water spigots serving each enclosure. Brown stains were on all of the walls and doggie doors. In some places, the stains were so thick they were black (3.1(c)(3)-Surfaces).
There was feces accumulation in the corners of the pens and the crevasses where the walls and floor met (3.11(a)-Cleaning of primary enclosures).
A cage of six Puggle puppies, with a metal water dish and metal self-feeder, was elevated over an indoor Beagle/Pug pen. The puppy cage had treated-wire flooring that allowed feces to fall onto wooden shavings; however, it was evident the waste had not been cleaned up in several days (3.11(a)-Cleaning of primary enclosures). A brown build-up was on the plastic walls forming three sides of this cage (3.1(c)(3)-Surfaces).
The indoor pen of the nursing Beagle and Puggle litter had thick, dark brown and black build-up on its walls and doggie door (3.1(c)(3)-Surfaces). A plastic sheet was nailed over the bottom half of the doggie door, presumably to keep the puppies from going outside; this sheet was stained brown (3.1(c)(3)-Surfaces).
Sheetrock on the ceiling over the pens had yellowish-brown stains from water damage (3.1(c)(2)-Surfaces). Dead flies littered the floor (3.11(d)-Pest control).
Yoder, Delmar Ray
Yoder, Delmar Ray
Breeds: Clumber Spaniels, Swiss Mountain Dogs, Pugs, Shih Tzus, Yorkshire Terriers, Poodles, Chihuahuas
Whelping kennel
This facility consisted of several kennel areas. The building closest to his home was a barn with indoor, elevated cages of various sizes, most housing whelping mothers with their puppies. These cages were made of plastic and treated wire and had wire floorings.
Two of these cages were three feet wide and three feet long, one housing a whelping Shih Tzu and four puppies and the other a whelping Yorkshire Terrier and five puppies. The Shih Tzu cage had a large pile of dried feces stuck to its flooring (3.11(a)-Cleaning of primary enclosures).
In both pens, the puppies' legs were small enough to protrude through the holes of the wire floorings; similarly, another cage housed a whelping Yorkshire Terrier with several newborn puppies whose legs were small enough to protrude completely through the wire flooring (3.6(a)(2)(x)-Primary enclosures).
A fourth cage of the same size contained seven Swiss Mountain puppies, each about a foot long from the tip of its nose to the base of its tail (3.6(c)(1)(i)-Primary enclosures).
Two elevated cages each contained an adult Swiss Mountain Dog and several whelping puppies. These cages, about five feet long and four feet wide, had treated-wire and plastic walls and treated-wire floorings. The whelping mothers were each about 4.5 feet long from the tips of their noses to the bases of their tails and lacked six inches of space between the tops of their heads and the tops of their cages (3.6(c)(1)(i)-Primary enclosures); (3.6(c)(1)(iii)-Primary enclosures).
Injured/sick dogs
Three other cages, each about five feet long and 2.5 feet wide, were positioned next to each other against the backs of the Swiss Mountain Dog cages. One housed a whelping Clumber Spaniel mother and puppies, another a single adult Clumber Spaniel, and the third contained an adult Pug and a Clumber Spaniel puppy. The single adult Spaniel had a section of skin about six inches long and six inches wide missing from her left side; the wound appeared to be clean and had no visible signs of infection. Yoder pointed out that the dog had been wounded in a fight with another dog and was being treated. When it was pointed out that the Pug had ulcers on both of his eyes – evident by raised vein-like patterns on the eyeballs –the owner had no comment (2.40-Vet care).
All of the cages had water spigots served by PVC piping and metal self feeders attached to the cage walls. Many of the feeders had a dirty build-up on their surfaces (3.11(b)(2)-Sanitization).
Outdoor runs
There were two other kennel areas about a quarter mile from the whelping kennel. One kennel was a barn with about a dozen outdoor runs surrounding it. Each run was about 300 feet long and shaped like a triangle, connected at one point of the triangle to the building with a doggie-door that led to one of several indoor pens. Electric wire separated the pens, which each housed one or two adult Swiss Mountain Dogs.
Another whelping building
A second whelping building was nearby, with a row of eight enclosures on one side and two rows of eight enclosures, one on top of the other, on the opposite side of the building. The outdoor cage of each enclosure was made of treated wire, and a metal doggie door allowing access to an indoor cage. Each cage housed one or two adult dogs, and some also housed whelping puppies.
During the investigation, a black Poodle puppy in one of these enclosures came outside and its legs protruded through the wire flooring (3.6(a)(2)(x)-Primary enclosures).
More than 24 hours' accumulation of feces was built up below each cage on plastic sheeting (3.11(a)-Cleaning of primary enclosures).
Outdoor pens
About 20 elevated outdoor pens were located near this whelping building. Some of the pens were positioned in rows of three, others stood by themselves. Each pen consisted of a cage with untreated, thin-gauge-wire walls and untreated, rusting, thick-gauge wire floorings (3.1(c)(1)(i)-Surfaces) and a wooden dog house accessible from the cage via a doggie door without a windbreak (3.4(b)(3)-Shelter from the elements). The dog houses were covered in peeling white paint (3.1(c)(2)-Surfaces). One or two Airedale Terriers were in each cage.
Metal self feeders positioned on the floorings against the walls of the cages were not placed so as to minimize contamination by excreta and had rust and a dirty build-up on their surfaces (3.9(b)-Feeding); (3.11(b)(2)-Sanitization). Water dishes also were on the floors.
Several days' accumulation of feces was built up under each pen and had attracted swarms of flies (3.11(a)-Cleaning of primary enclosures); (3.11(d)-Pest control).
Yoder, Clayton and Laura
Breeds: Dachshunds, Pugs, Boston Terriers, Cavalier King Charles Spaniels, Chihuahuas, Shih Tzus, Yorkshire Terriers, Japanese Chins, Poodles, Jack Russell Terriers
Breeder building
There were two kennel buildings at this facility. One building had two rows of indoor/outdoor enclosures on each of two sides. One row of eight enclosures was set above another row of eight enclosures on each side. A metal gutter at one upper corner of the building was disconnected at its joint (3.1(a)-Structure; construction).
Each enclosure consisted of a treated wire outdoor cage connected to an indoor cage via a dog door. The indoor cages were made with a treated wire door and flooring and plastic walls. Water spigots were plumbed into the cages, and plastic self-feeders were attached to the inside cage doors.
Each outdoor cage was about 2.5 feet wide and high and three feet long. The indoor cages were each about 2.5 feet cubed. There were three adult dogs of various breeds per cage.
Plastic sheeting was beneath each row of enclosures to catch feces and debris. Feces and hair had accumulated in pools in the grass and rocks around the building as if it had been washed there (3.1(f)-Drainage and waste disposal); (3.11(a)-Cleaning of primary enclosures)
Flies were inside and around the kennel (3.11(d)-Pest control).
The surfaces of the indoor cages had a dirty build-up on them, especially on the floors (3.1(c)(2)-Surfaces). Some of the floors showed more than a day's accumulation of feces (3.11(a)-Cleaning of primary enclosures).
A strong ammonia odor was in the air inside the building (3.2(b)-Ventilation).
Whelping building
The other kennel structure was a whelping building with about 12 indoor/outdoor enclosures. The outside cages were constructed with untreated, thick-gauge wire and had treated wire floors. Each cage contained two dogs of various breeds.
There was several weeks' accumulation of feces piled underneath the cages, attracting a large amount of flies (3.11(a)-Cleaning of primary enclosures); (3.11(d)-Pest control).
A PVC pipe delivered water for all of the dogs. The water appeared dingy, and the inside of the pipe was covered in algae and a brown residue (3.11(b)(2)-Sanitization).
Inside this kennel was a row of three whelping cages on each of the longer sides of the building. These cages, which housed nursing mothers and puppies, were installed above the indoor sections of the indoor/outdoor enclosures.
The whelping cages were about three feet wide and 1.5 feet high and long and were made entirely of treated wire. The nursing mothers in the whelping cages lacked six inches of space between the tops of their heads and the tops of their cages (3.6(c)(1)(iii)-Primary enclosures). One of the cages contained a whelping Jack Russell mother that was about a foot long from the tip of her nose to the base of her tail, and two nursing puppies that were each about eight inches long from the tips of their noses to the tips of their tails (3.6(c)(1)(i)-Primary enclosures).
One cage that housed a whelping Chihuahua mother and three puppies had half of its roof slanting inwards several inches into the pen (3.1(a)-Structure; construction).
The Chihuahua puppies in this cage were in a plastic tub with a low lip that allowed them to crawl out to their mother. It appeared that the puppies' legs were small enough to protrude through the wire flooring (3.6(a)(2)(x)-Primary enclosures).
Plastic self-feeders and water spigots were attached to each cage. The PVC piping that framed the wire under each cage was covered in fecal stains, as were plastic sheets under the cages to catch debris (3.1(c)(3)-Surfaces).
Vander Schaaf, Bonnie - Luvable Puppies Kennel
There were two kennel areas on this property, one in the owner's garage and the other in her back yard.
Garage area kennel
The kennel in the garage included three Shar Pei puppy pens. These pens consisted of indoor and outdoor enclosures connected by doggie-doors. There were two to three puppies, eight to ten-weeks-old, per pen.
The indoor enclosures were wooden boxes with doors of untreated thin-gauge wire (3.6(a)(2)(xii)-Primary enclosures).
The concrete floors were covered in wood chips. Metal food and water dishes on the floors were not placed so as to minimize contamination by excreta or pests (3.9(b)-Feeding).
The outside portion of these pens was concrete runs with wooden fences. The outdoor runs, about two feet lower than the indoor pens, were accessed by wooden steps. The floors of these outdoor enclosures were covered with more than a weeks' accumulation of feces (3.11(a)-Cleaning of primary enclosures).
Directly next to the indoor Shar Pei pens was a pen housing an adult Shih Tzu and two puppies about five weeks old. This pen consisted of two treated wire walls set against a Shar Pei pen and a wooden wall of the garage. This enclosure created a space about 1.5 feet wide and three feet long. The adult dog was about 12 inches long from the tip of her nose to the base of her tail (3.6(c)(1)(i)(ii)-Primary enclosures). Metal food and water dishes were on the pen flooring.
Main kennel building
The main kennel building was a wooden structure with indoor chain link pens with concrete flooring. Each pen had self-feeders and water spigots. Doggie-doors allowed access to outdoor runs with chain link walls. Ms. Vander Schaaf explained that she had not been able to clean this kennel in about two months due to an injury suffered by her husband.
Three runs facing the owner's house had dirt floorings with weeds as high as five feet (3.1(b)-Condition and site). Each pen contained two or three Dachshunds and several weeks' accumulation of feces (3.11(a)-Cleaning of primary enclosures).
Five outdoor runs with concrete floors each held two Shar Peis. The lack of cleaning for two months resulted in fecal accumulation more than two inches thick in several places on the flooring and feces piled up higher in the corners of the pens (3.11(a)-Cleaning of primary enclosures). In one pen, there was only one area of concrete visible where the dogs had walked in circles around the feces.
Weeds several feet high were growing next to the cages just beyond the owner's property. The weeds had grown through the fencing into the cages (3.1(b)-Condition and site) (3.11(c)-Housekeeping for premises).
Five other outdoor pens had dirt and concrete floorings One held three Shar Pei puppies that were several months old; another held four Maltese; the third had two Shih Tzu; the fourth housed a Shih Tzu and Pekingese; and the fifth had two Yorkshire Terriers. Weeds up to a foot high were growing in the pens. Floorings were covered with weeks' accumulation of excrement (3.1(b)-Condition and site); (3.11(a)-Cleaning of primary enclosures).


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MUHLENBERG COUNTY, Ky. (2/12/14) – Kitumaini Nturubika, who was born in Congo, later became a resident in Orlando, Florida.
On May 14, 2012 he enrolled as a student of the Muhlenberg Job Corps program.
During his enrollment, he has successfully completed the Medical Office Support and Pharmacy Technology trades.
He is currently enrolled at the Madisonville Community College where he was awarded the John T. Smith Scholarship of $675.
John T. Smith was the first African American community college president in Kentucky from 1968-1975.
Recipients of this award must be Kentucky residents, earn at least a 2.5 GPA in high school or college, considered a minority racial status, and enrolled in at least six credit hours.
Kitumaini currently holds a 3.0 GPA, is working to become an Occupational Therapist, and is one of the seven Muhlenberg Job Corps students enrolled at the Madisonville Community College.SurfKY News
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Verse 1 There is great hope of those that reverence their parents. There is little hope of any who will not hear those that deal faithfully with them. Verse 2 . By our words we must be justified or condemned, ( Verse 3 ) . He that thinks before he speaks, that suppresses evil if he have thought it, keeps his soul from a great deal both of guilt and grief. Many a one is ruined by an ungoverned tongue. Verse 4 . The slothful desire the gains the diligent get, but hate the pains the diligent take; therefore they have nothing. This is especially true as to the soul. Verse 5 . Where sin reigns, the man is loathsome. If his conscience were awake, he would abhor himself, and repent in dust and ashes. Verse 6 . An honest desire to do right, preserves a man from fatal mistakes, better than a thousand fine-drawn distinctions. Verse 7 . Some who are really poor, trade and spend as if they were rich: this is sin, and will be shame, and it will end accordingly. Some that are really rich, would be thought to be poor: in this there is want of gratitude to God, want of justice and charity to others. There are many hypocrites, empty of grace, who will not be convinced of their poverty. There are many fearing Christians, who are spiritually rich, yet think themselves poor; by their doubts, and complaints, and griefs, they make themselves poor. Verse 8 . Great riches often tempt to violence against those that possess them; but the poor are free from such perils. Verse 9 . The light of the righteous is as that of the sun, which may be eclipsed and clouded, but will continue: the Spirit is their Light, he gives a fulness of joy: that of the wicked is as a lamp of their own kindling, easily put out. Verse 10 . All contentions, whether between private persons, families, churches, or nations, are begun and carried forward by pride. Disputes would be easily prevented or ended, if it were not for pride. Verse 11 . Wealth gotten by dishonesty or vice, has a secret curse, which will speedily waste it. Verse 12 . The delay of what is anxiously hoped for, is very painful to the mind; obtaining it is very pleasant. But spiritual blessings are chiefly intended. Verse 13 . He that stands in awe of God, and reverences his word, shall escape destruction, and be rewarded for his godly fear. Verse 14 . The rule by which the wise regulate their conduct, is a fountain yielding life and happiness. Verse 15 . The way of sinners is hard upon others, and hard to the sinner himself. The service of sin is slavery; the road to hell is strewed with the thorns and thistles that followed the curse. Verse 16 . It is folly to talk of things of which we know nothing, and to undertake what we are no way fit for. Verse 17 . Those that are wicked, and false to Christ and to the souls of men, do mischief, and fall into mischief; but those that are faithful, find sound words healing to others and to themselves. Verse 18 . He that scorns to be taught, will certainly be brought down. Verse 19 . There are in man strong desires after happiness; but never let those expect any thing truly sweet to their souls, who will not be persuaded to leave their sins. Verse 20 . Multitudes are brought to ruin by bad company. And all that make themselves wicked will be destroyed. Verse 21 . When God pursues sinners he is sure to overtake them; and he will reward the righteous. Verse 22 . The servant of God who is not anxious about riches, takes the best method of providing for his children. Verse 23 . The poor, yet industrious, thrive, though in a homely manner, while those who have great riches are often brought to poverty for want of judgment. Verse 24 . He acts as if he hated his child, who, by false indulgence, permits sinful habits to gather strength, which will bring sorrow here, and misery hereafter. Verse 25 . It is the misery of the wicked, that even their sensual appetites are always craving. The righteous feeds on the word and ordinances, to the satisfying of his soul with the promises of the gospel, and the Lord Jesus Christ, who is the Bread of life.
1. (Compare Proverbs 6:1-5 , Proverbs 10:1 Proverbs 10:17 ).
2. shall eat--that is, obtain ( Proverbs 12:14 ).
transgressors--as in Proverbs 2:22 .
violence--or, "mischief" to themselves.
3. He . . . mouth . . . life--because evil speeches may provoke violence from others.
he that openeth wide his lips shall have destruction--On last clause, compare Proverbs 10:14 .
4. (Compare Proverbs 12:11 Proverbs 12:27 ).
5. loathsome . . . shame--better, causeth shame and reproach (compare Proverbs 19:26 ), by slander, &c., which the righteous hates.
6. A sentiment of frequent recurrence, that piety benefits and sin injures.
7. In opposite ways men act hypocritically for gain of honor or wealth.
8. Riches save some from punishment, while others suffer because they will not heed the rebuke of sloth, which makes and keeps them poor.
9. light . . . lamp--prosperity; the first, the greater, and it
rejoiceth--burns brightly, or continues, while the other, at best small, soon fails.
10. The obstinacy which attends self-conceit, produces contention, which the well-advised, thus evincing modesty, avoid.
11. by vanity--or, "nothingness," that is, which is vain or useless to the public (as card playing or similar vices).
gathereth . . . labour--(Compare Margin), little by little, laboriously.
12. desire cometh--is realized.
a tree of life--or, "cause of happiness."
13. the word--that is, of advice, or, instruction (compare Proverbs 10:27 , 11:31 ).
14. (Compare Proverbs 10:11 ).
fountain--or, "source of life."
to depart--(compare Proverbs 1:2-4 ), or, "for departing," &c., and so gives life.
15. Right perception and action secure good will, while evil ways are difficult as a stony road. The wicked left of God find punishment of sin in sinning.
hard--or, "harsh" (compare Hebrew: Deuteronomy 21:4 , Jeremiah 5:15 ).
16. dealeth--acts with foresight.
a fool . . . folly--for want of caution.
17. A wicked--or, "unfaithful"
messenger falleth into mischief--or, "by mischief," or "evil," and so his errand fails. Contrasted is the character of the faithful, whose faithfulness benefits others.
18. (Compare Proverbs 10:17 , 12:1 ).
19. Self-denial, which fools will not endure, is essential to success.
20. The benefits of good and evil of bad society are contrasted.
21. (Compare Proverbs 11:31 ).
good . . . repaid--or, "He (God) will repay good."
22. wealth . . . just--While good men's estates remain in their families, God so orders that the gains of sinners enure to the just (compare Proverbs 28:8 , Psalms 37:18 Psalms 37:22 Psalms 37:26 , &c.).
23. The laboring poor prosper more than those who injudiciously or wickedly strive, by fraud and violence, to supersede the necessity of lawful labor.
24. spareth--or, "withholds."
rod--of correction.
hateth--or, acts as if he hated him (compare Proverbs 3:12 , 8:36 ).
chasteneth . . . betimes--or, "diligently seeks for him all useful discipline."
25. The comparative temporal prosperity of the righteous and wicked, rather than contentment and discontent, is noted.


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While the A3's gasoline engine comes with a choice of transmissions and front- or four-wheel drive, the TDI is offered exclusively with the six-speed S Tronic dual-clutch automatic and front-wheel drive. The latter might seem strange given that Audi's identity is so strongly wrapped up in Quattro all-wheel-drive, but most TDI buyers are going to be looking for maximum fuel economy. And the A3 TDI does deliver some standout numbers, particularly its 42 mpg EPA highway rating, which is the best of any premium-nameplate car, better even the Lexus HS250 hybrid -- although the Lexus hybrid easily tops the Audi's 30 mpg city figure. A more direct comparison is with the gasoline-powered A3. Similarly configured (with S Tronic and front-wheel drive), the TDI crushes the 2.0T's 22/28 mpg ratings. Considering that Audi charges only $1200 extra for the diesel, the TDI makes a pretty compelling case on economics alone. (Of course, the truly hardcore green eyeshade type wouldn't even shop in an Audi store; he/she would be down at the VW dealer, haggling mercilessly over a Golf TDI, which has the same powertrain.)
So, the TDI is far more economical and not much more expensive than a standard A3, but how does it drive? The short answer is: much better than the numbers suggest. Like all diesel engines, the TDI is relatively short on horsepower (140 hp) but long on torque (236 lb-ft) compared to its gasoline sibling (200 hp, 207 lb-ft). The low power figure explains the relatively long factory-quoted 0-to-60 mph time of 9.1 seconds (versus a brisk 6.9 seconds for the gasoline version). But the TDI actually feels much quicker in real world driving, because of the wealth of torque on tap at low engine speeds -- as low as 1750 rpm. So the relatively light throttle openings you use in most everyday driving produce lots of thrust.
Normally, sending a lot of torque through the front wheels is a recipe for torque steer, but any steering wheel twitchiness is well suppressed. Without the benefit of Quattro, pulling out onto a busy street can briefly overwhelm the front tires and call upon the services of the traction control system, but it's not much of an issue. The only negative with regard to driveability is the TDI's distinct diesel engine note, which is always present.
Other aspects of the A3 are not influenced by its diesel powertrain. Interior space is not bad considering the trim exterior dimensions, and the hatchback body style makes for a generous cargo hold -- 19.5 cubic feet (which is already more than a sedan of any size), expandable to 39 cubic feet with the rear seats folded. My test car was a fully loaded example, equipped with the titanium sport package , which includes sport seats with leather and Alcantara (suede) upholstery and contrasting stitching. The car also came with the optional navigation system (at an eye-watering $2050), but here the A3 shows its age somewhat, as the user interface and some of the controls are not as good as those found in newer Audis.
The titanium sport package also includes a sport suspension, which is firm but not harsh, despite the large, eighteen-inch wheels (with a dark finish). The A3's steering is decently weighted and very precise, but don't expect a whole lot of feel through the contoured wheel rim.
A3 sales are still a small part of the Audi total, but the fact that this car is in the lineup marks Audi as a forward-thinking luxury-car maker, a position that is reinforced by the addition of the TDI. Looking ahead, it's pretty easy to see that luxury is becoming disengaged from size, and that fuel economy and environmental consciousness is not a virtue only for lower price segments. The A3 TDI puts Audi on the vanguard of these trends, and makes for a pleasant (if pricey) way to drive green.
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Base price (with destination): $30,675 Price as tested: $39,425
Standard equipment: 2.0L 4-cylinder turbo diesel engine 6-speed S Tronic dual-clutch automatic transmission ABS Stability control Leather seating surfaces 17" alloy wheels S line exterior trim
Options on this vehicle: Navigation and iPod connector - $2050 Titanium sport package - $2000 - 18" wheels, high-performance tires - Sport suspension - Sport seats with leather + Alcantara upholstery - Black interior trim and headliner - Black grille surround Premium plus model - $2000 - Xenon headlights - Bluetooth - 3-spoke leather-wrapped multi-function steering wheel - Power driver's seat - Illumination package and storage package - Aluminum belt line trim - 17" ten-spoke wheels Open sky sunroof - $1100 Convenience package - $1000 - Auto dimming rearview mirror w/compass - Rain and light sensor - Bose premium sound system Cold weather package - $500 - Heated front seats - Heated washer nozzles + exterior mirrors
Fuel economy: (city/hwy/combined) 30/42/34 mpg
Engine: Size: 2.0L DOHC turbocharged 4-cylinder diesel Horsepower: 140 hp @ 4200 rpm Torque: 236 lb-ft @ 1750-2500 rpm
Drive: Front-wheel
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"Charlie Brown and the Great Exhibit" runs through Feb. 18, 2013, at the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago. | Brian Jackson~Sun-Times Media
'Charlie Brown and the Great
◆ Through Feb. 18, 2013
◆ Museum of Science and Industry, 5700 S. Lake Shore Dr.
◆ General admission: $15 for adults, $14 for seniors, $10 for children 3-11. The "Peanuts" exhibit requires an additional, timed-entry ticket: $5 for adults and seniors; $3 for children 3-11.
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It's a great exhibit, Charlie Brown.
Cue up the Vince Guaraldi Trio and head to Hyde Park. Snoopy and the Peanuts gang have invaded the Museum of Science and Industry through February in a new temporary exhibit.
"Charlie Brown and the Great Exhibit" offers information on the cartoon icons along with a close look at Charles Schulz, the man behind the long-running comic. Curated by the Charles M. Schulz Museum and Research Center in Santa Rosa, Calif., Schulz's home in California wine country, the temporary exhibit is the largest one the Schulz museum has done in the United States and was designed specifically for the MSI.
"Schulz owns the fall in American culture," said Karen Johnson, director of the Schulz Museum and Research Center, noting that America's holiday season has a distinctly Peanuts bent, from the Great Pumpkin to Charlie Brown's sad little Christmas tree. "Everybody has a relationship with Charles Schulz."
Johnson said the exhibit was designed to give visitors a look into the mind of Schulz, nicknamed Sparky.
"I ask you to look for, to hear Sparky's voice, to hear what it was like for him to draw," she said.
And draw he did. Schulz drew 17,897 Peanuts strips over his 50-year career. He retired in December 1999 and died two months later at 77 years old, hours before his final Peanuts Sunday cartoon appeared in papers.
"He was a wonderful man and he poured it all out into his strip," said Brooke Clyde, Schulz's stepson, who traveled with Johnson to Chicago for the exhibit's opening. Clyde was 15 years old when his mother Jean Forsyth Clyde married Schulz. Brooke Clyde said it was a "little bit of a shock" to suddenly be living with the man behind Peanuts, which he read in his local newspaper.
"The more time I spend here the more I realize how much of a Midwestern he was," Clyde said of Schulz, who was born and raised in Minneapolis.
Schulz was an introvert, his stepson said.
"He was very stay-at-home, he didn't like to travel," Clyde said. "He liked to be at home."
And a critical piece of his home, the office where he drew Peanuts, is re-created in the museum exhibit. There is also a life-size Charlie Brown Christmas tree, a giant version of Schroeder's piano kids can play as well as a wall of words where kids can help Snoopy finally write that "dark and stormy" novel.
For the past three years, the MSI has offered exhibits running through the holidays that look at the process behind the creation of beloved childhood icons. Two years ago the museum hosted a look at Jim Henson, the man behind the Muppets, and last year the exhibit focused on Theodor Geisel, better known as Dr. Seuss. The trees in the museum's Christmas Around the World and Holidays of Light celebration, now in its 71st year, are adorned with decorations inspired by the exhibits.
It's part of the museum's efforts to provide a multi-generational experience over the holidays. Grandparents and their grandkids, for instance, both know who Snoopy is.
"These exhibits have been really popular," said Anne Rashford, the MSI's director of temporary exhibits. "It's a tradition to come to the museums (over the holidays). It's a chance to share their childhood memories with them."
And while the exhibits don't necessarily have a strong science or technology component, Rashford said they still fit into the museum's ethos.
"Our mission is to inspire the inventive genius in everyone," she said. "The beginning of invention is creativity."
Five Fast Facts about Peanuts and Charles Schulz
1) In 1934, a young Charles Schulz got a black and white dog named Spike, a boisterous pooch believed to understand about 50 words. Spike was the model for Snoopy, who started out walking on all fours. Spike was also the name of Snoopy's desert-dwelling brother.
2) When he was two days old, an uncle nicknamed Schulz "Sparky" after a horse named Spark Plug found in the Barney Google comic.
3) In 1990, a Peanuts exhibit debuted at the Musee du Louvre in Paris. That same year, the French Minister of Culture awarded the prestigious Commandeur de L'Ordre des Artes et des Letters to Schulz.
4) Schulz worked 6 weeks ahead of time for his daily strip and 10 weeks ahead of time for the Sunday comic. He threw away his sketches at the end of each workday so few originals remain.
5) "Happiness is a Warm Puppy" was on the New York Times' best-seller list for 45 weeks.


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She was born May 21, 1926, in Dyersburg, Tenn., to Calvin Preston Luckett and Mary Gladys Bunnell Luckett. She married Bill Peckenpaugh in February 1945 and the family moved to Cleveland in 1950.
Mrs. Peckenpaugh had been an active member of Immanuel Baptist Church in Cleveland for 50-plus years; places of service include nursery Department, Choir, recording clerk, and the church media-library.
She was preceded in death by her husband of 58 years; her parents; one sister, Ruth Ann Fickle; and two brothers, Jerry Preston "Bud" Luckett and Wallace Newton Luckett.
Survivors are a daughter and her husband, Carolyn and Richard Booker of Cleveland; son and his wife, Jimmy and Lee Ann Peckenpaugh of New Orleans; one granddaughter, Jamie Lynn Peckenpaugh of New Orleans; one grandson and his wife, Lee and Emily Havens of Cleveland; three great-grandchildren, William Allen, Elizabeth Gray, and Anna Patrick Havens of Cleveland; one sister and her husband, Dorothy and Pete Ousley of Winter Haven, Fla.; and many other nieces, nephews, family and friends that were so dear to her.
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The first robbery occurred at about 2:30 p.m. Friday at the Citibank at 230 Bon Air Center Road, Twin Cities police said. The suspected robber was described as a white male in his early 20s, about 5-foot-9 with bleached blond hair and a baggy yellow plaid flannel shirt.
Prior to the robbery, the man was seen getting out of an older two-door Toyota or similar vehicle with faded green paint, said Twin Cities police Det. David Woo. The driver was described as a white male adult with a "darker complexion" and dark hair, Woo said.
An hour after that robbery, the Wells Fargo branch was robbed in Strawberry, said sheriff's Lt. Gerald Jones. The robber, also wearing a plaid shirt, handed the teller a demand note, displayed a gun in his waistband and made off with an undisclosed amount of money.
The robberies set off an intense search for the green Toyota, and police stopped two possible matches that turned out to be unrelated, Jones said. In addition, a possible suspect sighting at a Novato hotel was unfounded.
The description of the suspect is similar to that of a man suspected of robbing a Bank of Marin branch at 368 Ignacio Blvd. in Novato on Wednesday. The suspect was described as white, thin, clean shaven, 5-foot-6 to 5-foot-9 and in his early 20s, with freckles and short light hair. He was wearing a plaid flannel jacket and a black San Francisco Giants cap, and was photographed by a security camera.
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If you are thinking you want to rebalance your investment portfolio or update it with some new investment ideas, the move could be costly if you do it now.
However, now is a good time to take advantage of harvesting any gains and offsetting them with selling securities or investments that have incurred losses.
As you go forward, keep in mind some of the tax traps related to buying mutual funds and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) at the end of the year.
A mutual fund is a collection of a very large quantity of other investments. For instance, a mutual fund may own hundreds of different stocks, as well as any number of other investments such as bonds. Mutual fund shares are bought and sold once each day at the end of the trading day.
Each year, a mutual fund (like any other investor) is responsible for income tax on the net capital gains it incurred over the year. However, instead of the mutual fund paying those taxes, each of the fund's shareholders pays taxes on his or her share of the related gains. (Every year, the fund company sends each shareholder a Form 1099-DIV, which shows the individual's portion of the gains.)
What makes the situation particularly odd is that, in any given year, the capital gains realized by the fund can vary (sometimes significantly) from the actual change in value or return of the shares of the fund.
For example, Aberdeen Asia-Pacific Fund (AAPEX), so far in 2011, has a negative return of almost 10 percent. Current shareholders will feel the added disappointment of paying tax on the fund's gains this year. This fund pays approximately 36 cents per share in short term gains and 13 cents per share in capital gains on a current share price (as of this writing) of $17.32. If you recently invested $15,000 into this fund, you would wind up with a tax bill (assuming 35 percent federal and 5 percent Illinois state tax) of $141.60. That is almost 1 percent of your initial investment. If you wait until the "of record" date has passed, then you will not incur the tax penalty.
Another investment type to be aware of is ETFs, which are similar to mutual funds except their shares are traded throughout the day. Even though these funds are advertised as tax-sensitive, not all are, and uncommon situations do happen.
For example:
iShares Barclays Aggregate Bond Fund (AGG) just paid a distribution of 25 cents short-term and 8 cents long-term gain on a current share price (as of this writing) of $109.73. The total tax bill comes to a paltry $15.30, but it is worth noting as these funds do have to rebalance to stay in line with the indexes they are trying to follow, so purchases and sales do happen.
As with both a mutual fund and ETF, the fund's capital gains can vary (sometimes significantly) from the actual change in value of the fund's shares.
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Steak n Shake Fountain Operator job in Dayton, OH
Company | Steak n Shake |
Job Title | Fountain Operator |
Job Type | Part-time |
Hours | Varies |
Pay Type | Hourly |
Location |
6380 Wilmington Pike Dayton, OH 45459 |
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The Steak n Shake concept is proven, successful, and poised for remarkable growth - the kind of growth that can accelerate your career like nothing else. We currently have over 500 locations in 21 states and our plan is to grow nationwide - imagine what that kind of growth can mean to your career. If you're ready to make your mark you're ready for Steak n Shake.
Fountain Operators
As a Fountain Operator, you will mainly be responsible for:
- Preparing milk shakes, desserts and all other fountain items
- Maintaining a friendly and hospitable manner
Job Requirements
The ideal candidate will have excellent interpersonal skills, be able to retain menu item information, meet basic math and reading requirements, have the ability to lift and carry up to 30 pounds, uphold professional working relationships with other Associates and maintain composure while under stress.
People are drawn to careers at Steak n Shake because it's a great place to work. They stay because it's also a great place to grow, both personally and professionally. Whatever your talents and aspirations, there's an opportunity at Steak n Shake to match.
All applicants must be 18 or older.
If you're ready for a fun and challenging career, Apply to Steak 'n Shake today!
Additional Info
- Minimum Age
- 18+ years old
Job Benefits
We offer 24 hour flexibility in scheduling, medical benefits after 90 days of employment, and great pay (up to $12 per hour or more for servers, including tips)—an excellent opportunity for a great job.
Team Members may receive the following benefits:
Competitive Starting Pay
401(k) Savings Plan
Voluntary Sickness and Accident Insurance
Voluntary Life and AD&D Insurance
Voluntary Dental Insurance
Meal Allowances