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Sunday, January 6, 2013
Halima Abubakar Talks Football! I Almost Played For Super Falcons
The actress says if she had succeeded in playing regularly for Jegede Babes, apparently, she would have also played for the Super Falcons or an international football club.
"I'm happy I didn't end up playing football professionally. Running round on the pitch was so hilarious. I'm glad they didn't pick me to join the Falcons because I would not have had the time to become an actress. Besides, injuries were a factor. It wasn't fun for me because I was petit."
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- scorpion06 January, 2013 13:46
I think i know Ladun's new year resolution...;)good for u and for LLbers too, no dulling dis year. May God crown ur efforts and make u and ur blog and good charitable works grow bigger and bigger!ReplyDelete
Aww nice one Halima, nice u used ur Godgiven athletic body for football.
- Anonymous06 January, 2013 13:49
She looks like on thou!!!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous06 January, 2013 13:58
Halima, please how is junior and seyi jegede's mother? Even A-Z secondary school? Well done!ReplyDelete
Not surprised! e show for her bodyReplyDelete
- Anonymous06 January, 2013 14:32
Could have guessed. She has the look of a footballer. Her legs eehhhReplyDelete
- Anonymous06 January, 2013 14:47
YOU LOOK LIK IT MY DEAR. VERY MASCLINE AND STRONG SOMEBODY..ITS NOT TOO LATE MY DEAR. THEY ARE STILL ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS. IT FITS YOU SO MUCH AS U LUK LIKE THEM.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous06 January, 2013 14:54
How about sumo wrestling? i think it will be a gud idea too. put it into consideration.ReplyDelete
Abegi make we hear word....ReplyDelete
- Anonymous06 January, 2013 15:02
Absolutely believable. By their legs you shall know them! She is in the wrong profession. Am sure she would have made a good footballer. Even some successful male footballers do not have solid football legs like hers.ReplyDeleteReplies
- Imported07 January, 2013 17:07
LOL very funnyDelete
It just that u were not good enough to play football. Thank GOD u were able to discover ur destiny on time. Who knows u might well have ended up like others in the street...ReplyDelete
- Anonymous06 January, 2013 15:55
Halima halima,always want to be in d news.which body u wan take play ball. AbimReplyDelete
haha Halima, are u serious? :OReplyDelete
- HisFlyness06 January, 2013 17:00
Thank u ma'am 4 not being picked! ( ˘˘̯)ReplyDelete
- ble ble06 January, 2013 18:13
Madam halima, for your mind na abi, which kind leg u want use play.ReplyDelete
- Laduns biggest fan06 January, 2013 18:35
She should have picked it, she would have been so fit!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous06 January, 2013 19:07
Hian! Madam we have seen y☺u na. I wonder what news ud give us next. Act a good movie or do something really entertaining. At least we don see y☺u everywhere already but the industry y☺u claim to be in.ReplyDeleteReplies
- Imported07 January, 2013 17:08
Abeg haters should keep quiet already.. No matter how bad halima might seem, she earned my respect when she donated to that debbie girl that had cancer. Y'all are quick to forget the good deeds pipo do. But y'all idolize omosexy for being sexy and genny for being youthful but not the charitable and generous ones like halima. Y'all need to chill abeg.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous07 January, 2013 01:31
U r a fool,go sell ur hair and calm ur hatefull heart..stypid ann 19;07.halima is one of d busiest..Go dieReplyDelete
- Anonymous07 January, 2013 15:57
No dey mind thz foolish ppl wey dey yarn wapa..go get job cos anyhow e be halima is official an huge star 2day.babe kill dem wit success.she's pure gud heartReplyDelete
- Anonymous07 January, 2013 16:00
Zoo God bless u 4 dat comment...she has bin donating,hosting,giving out stuff 4 years o..walahi no1 is doin dat much..God bless cos I won't lie .u re amazing halima.ladun tank u 4 da post abt dis girlReplyDelete
- Anonymous07 January, 2013 16:03
I love halimat shadiya..this is from barakatReplyDelete
i would have loved to see you on the national jersyReplyDelete
- Anonymous08 January, 2013 11:07
Awww my baby halima..give us fan number nowReplyDelete
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- Anonymous08 January, 2013 11:15
Baby u too fine or why have I not seen the gud part Of u bf now?u r a great ladyReplyDelete
- Anonymous08 January, 2013 11:22
I rmbr meetn u and u offered me juice.it was funny cos u were shoutn on d phone.I felt u really funny angry nd offering me juiceReplyDelete
think u awesome
- Anonymous09 January, 2013 11:13
So many people say she is funny.ladun is it true?nice page ladunReplyDelete
- Anonymous09 January, 2013 11:33
She short sha oh sory small wit big ass.she go dey juice and swit.bf una bite me,its not hard to see it.f**k any haterReplyDelete


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In the huge world of software, there is a huge difference between paid-for software and freeware software. However, in each realm there are massive, headache-inducing numbers of choices and qualities. Free software is probably the second most popular thing to review on dotTech–there are 135 articles on them [1] as of the time of writing this! After all, free things are a lot of time really great (although some times, they're just worse as opposed to being bad). Today, I ask you on Ask dotTechies [2], what is your favorite piece of freeware software?
If I had to choose one or two, I'd say that my favorite would have to be either GIMP or Firefox. With GIMP, it's like I don't have to pay for Photoshop (although it is completely different in how you use it, it has the same basic functionality if you spend enough time learning it)! However, without Firefox I'd have to use Google Chrome or another browser.
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Lough gets caught in rundown as Royals fall
CLEVELAND (AP) -- With home plate just a few more strides away, David Lough suddenly stopped.
And right there in the middle of the third-base line, Kansas City's chances to win halted, too.
Attempting to score the tying run, Lough ran through third-base coach Eddie Rodriguez's stop sign and got caught in a rundown in the ninth inning as the Royals lost 4-3 to the Cleveland Indians, who rallied against Kansas City's normally reliable bullpen for three runs in the eighth inning.
"I take full responsibility," Lough said. "It's 100 percent my fault."
Trailing 4-3, the Royals put runners at the first and second with one out in the ninth against Vinnie Pestano. Alcides Escobar then singled to right and as Lough came around third it appeared he would score with ease as right fielder Drew Stubbs' throw was off line.
However, Lough panicked after passing Rodriguez and got caught in a rundown between home and third. He scrambled back to the bag safely, but Mike Moustakas was also there and was tagged out.
"I saw the single towards the line," Lough explained. "I thought I was going to score. I came around and by the time I picked Eddie up I was halfway. He was holding me up and I didn't really see him until I got halfway."
Lough nearly made another mistake as he briefly took his hand off the bag and almost got doubled off to end the game by Pestano, who got involved in the rundown and was the one who slapped the tag on Moustakas.
Pestano said the Indians don't necessarily work on situations where two runners are on the same base.
"Luckily, I had about seven guys shouting at me about what to do so I just chose the thing that I heard twice," he said with a laugh.
What was he hearing?
" 'Run it back, run it back,' " he said. "'Don't throw it, don't throw it. Tag him, tag him, it's his base.' I had to process a lot of information."
Royals manager Ned Yost didn't blame anyone for the gaffe.
"Eddie held him up," Yost said. "I don't know if he had his head down and looked up and saw it late or what happened. He was coming hard around the bag."
It was a bizarre night for the Royals, who scored two runs in the second without a hit, scored once in the eighth on just one hit and didn't score in the ninth despite getting three hits and a walk.
Kansas City lost for just the third time in 14 games, wasting a strong performance by Ervin Santana, who held the Indians to one run and three hits in seven innings.
Yost then turned it over to his bullpen, which had given up just two runs in the past 37 innings. But the Indians finally strung something together in the eighth off Kelvin Herrera (3-5) and Tim Collins as Michael Bourn and Jason Kipnis delivered RBI hits before Michael Brantley drove in Mike Aviles with a sacrifice fly to make it 4-3.
"We don't give up many leads in the eighth inning but we did tonight," Yost said.
Cody Allen (2-0), whose throwing error in the eighth helped the Royals take a 3-1 lead, got the win. Pestano held on for his second save.
The Indians did next to nothing against Santana, but they pounced on Kansas City's bullpen in the eighth.
Ryan Raburn drew a leadoff walk from Herrera, moved up on a groundout and scored when Bourn slapped a single inside the left-field line.
Aviles followed with a single and Kipnis, who stranded seven runners in a 2-1 loss on Monday night, delivered an RBI double off Collins to tie it. The Royals walked Carlos Santana intentionally to load the bases and Brantley hit a fly ball to right, easily scoring Aviles.
Before the comeback, the Indians were in danger of falling another game behind Kansas City in the AL Central.


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The man that breathes lives on the air,and the other, unseen, rests above reach. Between the two moves another man as a secret link. Worship knowingly.
It is a sport amongst the three of them. My searching heart, whom do you seek?
Between the doors of birth and death, stands yet another door, wholly inexplicable. He who is able to be born at the door of death, is devoted eternally..
Die before dying, die living.
Religion is a very complex phenomenon; its complexity has to be understood.
There are seven types of religions in the world. The first type is ignorance oriented. Because people cannot tolerate their ignorance, they hide it. Because it is difficult to know that one does not know, it is against the ego, people believe. Their belief systems function to protect their egos. They are helpful, but in the long range they are very harmful. In the beginning they seem to be protecting, but finally they are very destructive. The very orientation is in ignorance.
Religion is light, religion is understanding, religion is awareness, religion is authenticity. But a major part of humanity remains in the first type of religion. It is simply to avoid the reality, to avoid the gap that one feels in one's own being, to avoid the black hole of ignorance.
The people of the first type are the fanatics. They cannot even tolerate that there can be other sorts of religions in the world. Their religion is the religion. Because they are so afraid of their ignorance, if there is some other religion also then they will become suspicious, then doubt will arise. Then they will not be so certain. To gain certainty they become very stubborn, madly stubborn. They cannot read others' scriptures, they cannot listen to other nuances of truth, they cannot be tolerant towards other revelations of God. Their revelation is the only revelation, and their prophet is the only prophet. Everything else is absolutely false. These people talk in terms of absolute, while a man of understanding is always relative.
These people have done great harm to religion. Because of these people, religion itself looks a little stupid. Remember not to be a victim of this first sort. Almost ninety percent of humanity lives in this first sort of religion, and that is in no way better than irreligion. Maybe it is worse - because an irreligious person is not fanatic. An irreligious person is more open, at least ready to listen, ready to talk things out, ready to argue, ready to seek and inquire. But the first type of religious person is not even ready to listen.


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Summer of Strife for Irish Students
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Micheal Hallissey, Pearse Dillon, Eoin O'Connor and Colin McSweeney.
Summertime in New York is proving hot and bothersome in more ways than one for many Irish students seeking work and accommodation. APRIL DREW met up with some of the new arrivals, who shared their frustrations.
It's that time of the year again. Thousands of Irish students descend upon our neighborhoods in search of jobs, accommodation and a summer filled with memories only New York can provide.
About two weeks ago it became apparent that the Irish students were arriving in their droves. It was, and still is, a common sight to see six to eight young Irish, sporting their county jerseys, pounding the pavements on McLean Avenue in Yonkers and Katonah Avenue in nearby Woodlawn in search for a place to lay their heads for the summer and the possibility of a job.
The Aisling Irish Community Center in Yonkers and the Emerald Isle Immigration Centers in the Bronx and Queens have been inundated with students seeking assistance in securing a place to stay for the summer and a job to tie them over till September.
The Irish Voice spent Thursday afternoon in the Aisling Center, located on McLean Avenue, witnessing first hand the student foot traffic coming through the center.
The back room of the center was designated for luggage. The ladies were pinks and purples, the men mainly black. Some students were leaving their suitcases with the center staff while they took the train into the city in search of jobs.
Up to Friday the center was in the process of trying to find summer accommodations for over 180 students. A similar number was being reported in the Emerald Isle offices.
Although a substantial number of the students were still out of work, the main issue was the lack of accommodations available for rental for the summer period.
After spending the morning in New York City searching for work and becoming acquainted with the liveliness of the place, four young Irish men spoke to the Irish Voice about their reasons for coming to New York this summer.
They all sang the same tune -- there is no work in Ireland to tie them over till September when they are due to return to college.
They each paid ***950 ($1,200) for a J-1 visa and a flight to the U.S. and are hopeful to make a bit of money over the summer working in New York that will get them through the forthcoming college year.
Colin McSweeney from Co. Kerry and Eoin O'Connor from Co. Carlow said if they don't find accommodation in very near future they will have to return to Ireland.
The friends, who are in college at the Limerick Institute of Technology, have been sleeping in the living room of a house in Yonkers with 10 other students and are at their wit's end.
"We're lucky to have somewhere at the minute to sleep at night, but we can't keep it up. We need to get somewhere to rent ourselves or we are going to have to head back to Ireland," McSweeney said on Thursday.
O'Connor, who used the money he received for his 21st birthday to come to New York added, "it was either stay home with the family for the summer with no work, or come to New York and try to find something."
On Monday, O'Connor revealed in a text message to the Irish Voice that they are in Queens and Brooklyn searching for rentals, but were still having no luck.
"We will seriously have to go back home if something doesn't show up in the next few days, " O'Connor's text message said.
The Kerry man worked the past few summers on a building site in Ireland to put himself through college, but this year "there are no jobs there," he added.
The friends are also seeking employment but can't commit to anything until they have an abode.
Pearse Dillon from Co. Galway is a marketing student at Dublin City University (DCU). He is one of the lucky ones who had accommodation sorted before he arrived.
The reason he is in New York? "To find a job and have the craic," he says.
However, Dillon's worry is that he won't find employment.
Initially, Dillon's plans included a summer of football playing with the Roscommon team in New York and then a spot of traveling, but at this stage he isn't even sure if he can find a job.
"It's been tough, but I hope I can get something soon," he said.
His friend, Micheal Hallissey from Co. Kerry, was the lucky one of the group. He has secured a place to stay and was on a promise of a construction job beginning this week.
"I just hope my friends get sorted now," said Hallissey.
Colm Dalton, 20, and John Grady, 23, both students at Sligo Institute of Technology, are homeless and without jobs. They spent their first few nights sleeping in a hotel in Yonkers before a friend kindly offered them a couch.
They now spend their time split between the Aisling Center where they leave their luggage, and the couch they have been allowed to sleep on in a two-bedroom/one-bathroom house where 10 others live.
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Brick-Force Overview
Brick-Force is a new take on the MMOFPS genre. Players are the ones responsible for building each of the FPS maps, including spawn points, flag locations, various obstacles and passages, and more. Once a map has been created, players engage in several PvP battle types, like death match, capture the flag and blast. The weapons available to players are realistic in terms of weight and recoil, giving the play mode of the game depth.
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Brick-Force Featured Video
Brick-Force Full Review
By, Jaime Skelton
Have you ever played an FPS, but thought, "I could do a much better job designing these maps"? Brick-Force, by Infernum, allows players to get their hands dirty before they get bloody. With a building mode similar to Minecraft, Brick-Force offers map-building without slouching in its gameplay. How does the combined play work together, though?
Lobby, Lobby
Each time you enter the game, you are put into a lobby. From here, you can join games, equip and purchase new weapons and gear, and change lobby channels. Channels are important as the building mode requires switching to a specific "Map Creation" channel. The lobby also offers a quick join function to put you right into the action.
Both the shop and equipment screens can also be accessed when you've entered the game (but before the match starts). While this allows you to make purchases while waiting, the game will also flag you as being in shop or inventory. Many players will kick you from the game for doing this (yes, even before the match starts), so make sure to set up your loadout before entering a game.
Shooting Blockheads
Brick-Force is colorful and silly, a completely contrast from the traditional FPS. Despite this, the game's mechanics are solid. Guns behave like their real world inspirations, with realistic firing rate, recoil, and weight. For example, carrying an assault rifle slows you down more than holding a pistol. One departure from a traditional FPS game is the lack of alternate sighting for most weapons (iron-sights, scopes, etc). Only sniper rifles have this option, keeping player skill, not equipment, as the focus of performance.
Like most FPS games, shots to the head do more damage. Health does not regenerate in the game either, meaning if you're low on health after a fire fight, you're going to stay that way until you die or your team wins. This can make close call fights a little more intense.
Building an Empire
The map creation mode in Brick-Force is very comprehensive, with dozens of different block types to be used. Imagination is the limit, and you can work together with several other people to create a map. The main issue is the allowed size: maps are currently very limited in overall size, which does hamper some creativity.
The nice thing about the creation is the various environments available. You can create an outdoors map at dawn, daylight, dusk, or night. You can create it indoors too, utilizing different styles including a bunker and an underground laboratory. Players must also be sure to set player and flag spawn points for both teams.
Guns and Ammo
Every player in Brick-Force begins with a machine gun, a pistol, a wrench, and a grenade. These are the only permanent items in the game. Weapons, costumes, and character skins can all be purchased for seven days in the shop, using either in-game points or cash shop currency. Currently, there is no way to ensure your weapons remain with you permanently. The number of items that can be bought, however, is enough to create a blocky version of yourself that you can be satisfied with for the time allowed.
Final Verdict: Great
While it may not seem that map creation fused into an FPS would make a very good combination, Brick-Force pulls it off marvelously. Creation is simple, though it can take some time to get things just right. The FPS aspect is smooth, realistic, and fun. However, many maps made by players do tend to be very simplistic in design and often favor one side, which can throw you on the losing side of a battle. With time, energy, and commitment, however, players will likely come up with some amazing, balanced, and downright fun maps to play on. That alone makes Brick-Force worth looking into.
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Coming Soon…
Brick-Force Articles
- Brick-Force Teases New Clan Wars - Posted on October 9, 2014
Infernum has sent out an email to its Brick-Force players, teasing a new Clan Wars update coming soon.
- Brick-Force: 'Night of the Living Bricks' Update Available - Posted on June 26, 2014
Infernum released a new update today as part of the deployment of the fourth season of its popular sandbox shooter, Brick-Force. For a few weeks now, the Brick-Soldiers have been travelling to the Far West in a dangerous gold rush frenzy, but they didn't expect to meet up with a large group of infectious zombies.
- Brick-Force: Season 4 is Live - Posted on June 5, 2014
Infernum announces Brick Force's Season 4 launch with the first of three major updates.
- Brick-Force: 4th Season Introduces Wild West Theme - Posted on May 28, 2014
Infernum is happy to announce a new update to its popular sandbox shooter, Brick-Force, which will be deployed over the course of June. After making it to outer space in Season 2 and traveling back in time to the Middle Ages in Season 3, it's time for Brick-Soldiers to dust off their Stetson and polish their Colts for a trip west on the 5th of June!
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1. An Unusual Friend
"I too once passed the Dimrill Gate," said Aragorn quietly; "but though I also came out again, the memory is very evil. I do not wish to enter Moria a second time."
(J.R.R Tolkien, The Fellowship of the Ring, p. 390)
The Year 3019 of the Third Age
Borders of Lothlórien
Legolas and Aragorn still talked with Haldir, the march warden that the Fellowship had come across upon entering the woods of Lothlórien. Everyone waited anxiously to see what the outcome of this conversation would be, hardly understanding what was spoken between the three; but all of them hoping it would turn out for the best - they had been through enough hardships already.
And yet, one started growing more and more impatient as time passed and by now he had even stopped bothering to hide it. Even though Gimli had been assured that Orcs wouldn't dare enter the well-guarded realm, he couldn't help thinking that too much precious time was wasted in, what it seemed to him, idle talk. Not to mention the fact that the Elven tongue which he heard constantly being spoken was starting to irritate him to no end. Thus, the Dwarf decided he could not put up with it any longer.
"Enough with the fabled courtesy of the Elves!" he snapped at Haldir. "And speak a language we can all understand!"
Haldir cast a glance full of disdain towards the short creature. It was clear that the Elf wasn't all that pleased to see a Dwarf among the members of the Fellowship.
"We have not had dealings with the Dwarves since the Dark Days," he finally said coolly, trying to act as civil as possible.
But, unfortunately, that answer wasn't enough to appease Gimli.
"And you know what the Dwarf says to that? Ishkhaqwi ai durugnul!"*
The march warden's eyes widened at such words, feeling so shocked that he remained glaring at the short creature. He didn't understand what Gimli meant exactly, but he was quite certain that it wasn't any Dwarven pleasantry.
However, somebody understood what Gimli uttered. Rolling his eyes in dismay, Aragorn placed a hand on his companion's shoulder and forced him to look up at him.
"That was not so courteous!" he scolded. The Elves of Lothlórien were already reluctant to accept the Fellowship within their realm, and Gimli was far from making things easier for the tired travellers.
Taken aback by Aragorn's just anger, the Dwarf finally fell silent and waited patiently once again for the Man to convince the Elves to accept them to Caras Galadhon, where the Fellowship would meet Lord Celeborn and Lady Galadriel.
Caras Galadhon
Aragorn leaned his weary body against the trunk of the great tree that would shelter the Walkers for as long as they would stay within the borders of Lothlórien. He watched the sleeping Hobbits in silence, looking at their intelligent round faces relaxed into heavy sleep, and he was glad to see that at least the little ones were able to get some rest. These four needed as much sleep as they could get, for of all the members of the Fellowship, they were the least accustomed to long hardships and dangerous journeys. And there was also Gandalf's death to be considered: the loss of their guide and leader seemed to be the worst thing that could possibly happen to the Fellowship and it had left them all emotionally drained, including Aragorn himself. The only thing that the Ranger wanted to do now was to have a few moments of peace and escape, even mentally, the burden of the responsibility that had passed to him by Gandalf's fall.
He shut his eyes, soon to open them again at the sound of heavy footsteps closing in on him. He turned; and was surprised to see Gimli by his side, smoking his pipe.
"You have trouble sleeping?" he asked the Dwarf.
"Aye," replied Aulë's creation with a sigh, the smoke he had inhaled escaping now his lips. "I thought that maybe some pipe-weed would help."
Aragorn nodded silently and said nothing more. He was lost once more to his own thoughts, when Gimli spoke again.
"Did you know or did you just figure it?"
The Man looked up, puzzled at the strange question. "What do you mean?"
"I am talking about when I spoke angrily to that Elf. Did you understand what I said or did you guess it?"
A slight grin formed on the Ranger's face as he answered: "You said 'I spit on your grave.'"
Gimli regarded Aragorn agape for many long moments, hardly believing his ears.
"The Dwarven-tongue is not to be taught to outsiders," he remarked in the end.
"And I was not taught, Master Dwarf, I assure you. Someone I knew once told me what it meant a very long time ago," replied the Man calmly. "I hope you are not angry because of that," he added with slight apprehension.
"Angry?" said the Dwarf in surprise, only to let a smile brighten his features. "No. On the contrary, I am glad to know something more about you."
The Ranger's perplexed look actually made Gimli crack a smile underneath his beard.
"I mean that if a Dwarf thought you could be trusted to learn even that small sample of our Tongue, then you are a worthy man indeed," he explained, "and now I know that the fate of the Fellowship could not be placed in better hands."
It was then that he yawned wide.
"Then you will not mind if I suggest that you should go have some rest?" noted Aragorn kindly. "Have no fear, we are in one of the safest realms in Middle-earth."
"I will go. And I have to admit that you are right. It is a fine place… for one filled with Elves, that is. Have a good night."
"Goodnight, Master Dwarf," said Arathorn's son with a chuckle, soon to be left alone with his thoughts. Too late did it occur to him that he could ask Gimli for any tidings of his friend of old: if anyone would be able to tell him, it would be him.
Then again, I do not think he would know, he said within his mind. A voice of the past rang in his ears saying: "My father could prove overprotective at times because of what I am. He was always afraid that no other creature besides the Nogrod Dwarves would accept me with an open mind and so I have not made a lot of friendships on my rare outings outside the city."
Aragorn sighed a bit and then got his own pipe out of his pack. Laughing ever so slightly as another fond memory of his old acquaintance invaded his mind, he lighted the pipe slowly and enjoyed the leaf.
"I am glad to be one of the fortunate ones to have met you, Ceranos," he mused as he still smoked, his eyes closing dreamily. "It will be good to see you again at the first chance."
Almost seventy years ago
A bright sun shone from an autumn sky, warming and lightening everything with its rays. There wasn't much wildlife in this particular area of Wilderland, near the river of Sîr Ninglor, even though there were trees and bushes abundant around. The only moving thing that one could see was a flock of swallows flying above, getting ready for their great journey to the south. On the other hand, the graceful birds hardly noticed below them the lone figure that was travelling north on foot.
The young man moved with ease and with the air of someone who had trodden this wild area many times before in the past. His clothes were covered with mud and dust after many leagues of walking, while his gear didn't consist of much: a blanket, which he had made into a roll and now carried on his back; his small provisions of basic food and water; as well as a sword and a bow. Still they were enough to prove to anyone that the twenty-year-old lad was one of the Rangers of the North, a wandering people who offered protection and assistance wherever it was required. But no one would be able to imagine that that young rogue of a Ranger, who some knew and called by the name of Strider, was actually Aragorn, son of Arathorn, descendant of Isildur and rightful heir to the throne of Gondor, the most powerful realm of the race of Men in Middle-earth.
Aragorn had been travelling for almost three full days now and his whole body ached in protest, demanding a rest; nevertheless he didn't want to stop, at least not yet. The news he had heard from Rivendell was very disturbing and he wanted to return to his home as quickly as possible, even though Elrond had assured him in his letter that Elladan was out of danger. Aragorn didn't feel he could remain in Lothlórien any longer, knowing that his foster brother was injured. After all, how could he stay at Caras Galadhon, when someone had to reprimand Elladan for his foolishness?
'I need to see him, my Lady. He might be well otherwise, but a broken leg is still a broken leg. What came over him to go after deer on dangerous hunting grounds I will never know,' he heard himself saying, as his mind involuntarily replayed the conversation he had with the fair and wise Lady of Lothlórien. Lady Galadriel too tried to talk Aragorn out of travelling back to Rivendell at least for the next few days, but the Man wouldn't have it, in spite of the tone of worry he had registered in her voice. In the end, the powerful Elf-lady had to yield to the Ranger's iron will; but she also advised him, in her ever so enigmatic manner, that he should avoid the dark places of the world. Such a thought had never crossed his mind, so he had every intention of following her advice, no matter what it meant.
Aragorn's musings were cut short when his legs faltered and he stumbled. Swearing under his breath, he arose again and tried to will himself to continue on, only to realise to his dismay that his limbs wouldn't comply. Aragorn had to admit that he was growing too weary to keep up with such a relentless pace for long. Sighing in defeat, he sat on a rock by the edge of the river, placing his weary legs into the cool water to relax the pained muscles.
As the moments passed, he came to welcome the stop, for he felt his strength renewed. He didn't like the idea that he still had to go such a long distance before reaching his home, but he also realised that there was nothing that he could possibly do to change that. The only other route he could take was south to the Gap of Rohan, and that one was even longer. He had heard that there used to be another path in the old days and, as a matter of fact, he knew he had passed by it: the long-deserted city of Khazad-dûm. That name, however, bore ill among the Elves and whoever spoke of it couldn't help but also shudder at the implied terrors that lingered there. It was widely known that Orcs had come to live there now, though the Dwarves had tried time and time again to reclaim what was rightfully theirs; so it was only prudent that he should continue on the course he was taking now. It would take Aragorn more time, true; but the road was much safer and, if he could keep a good pace, he would get to Imladris in about two weeks or so.
It was then that it occurred to him: Arwen would probably be there too.
"Arwen," he whispered, letting out a small sigh as her graceful form and unmatched beauty reflected in his mind. As much as he wanted to see Elladan, he couldn't help feeling that his visit to Rivendell could prove uncomfortable. The fact that he had fallen in love with Elrond's daughter wasn't a notion all that well-received, because, though his foster family understood that Aragorn's feelings were pure, there was also no denying that Arwen and their foster kin belonged to two different races entirely. That was what the Lord of Imladris had told him the night before Aragorn had decided to take up the hard life of a Ranger, and the Man had to admit that the noble Elf was right. On the other hand, his heart told him otherwise. It was strange, but he yearned to see Arwen again as soon as possible and even the mere thought of her made his heart pound happily.
"Begging your pardon, fellow traveller. Is the water clear enough for one to drink?"
Aragorn turned, startled at the unknown voice he heard so close behind him, and he saw a most curious sight: a tall and powerful form, which was adorned in thick armour, a large double-headed axe in the gloved hands. Under other circumstances, this strange figure would have made the Ranger jump instantly to fight; but the friendly jade eyes that regarded him through a helmet made all thoughts of worry fade away.
"Well?" asked the same strong voice again, a small smile tugging discernibly on the stranger's lips.
It was then that the young Man remembered himself: he hadn't answered the question!
"It is! Pray, go ahead," he said quickly, smiling in friendliness also. "The river is here for all weary travellers."
"Thank you," replied the armoured figure, inclining his head a little in a courteous manner. He unfastened his gourd from the side of his leather belt with a swift movement and knelt down by the riverbank.
"Where are you heading?" he asked Aragorn politely as he was filling the gourd with the clear liquid. While he was occupied with this task, he used his free hand to take off his helmet, the heat of the sun finally proving too uncomfortable for him.
"Toward the High Pass and from then on to Rivendell," answered the Man, marvelling at the long, raven-black hair that was neatly fixed into one thick braid. But when the stranger removed his helmet, he also revealed his leaf-shaped ears.
An Elf? thought the Ranger in disbelief, his gaze drifting again on the large axe that now lay beside its owner. That of course explained the stranger's strikingly handsome and youthful features. After all, Elves were considered the fairest of all creatures living in Middle-earth. However, Aragorn had grown up among Elves and this was the first time that he saw one carrying such a weapon. It was well known that Elves preferred swords or bows and arrows, whereas the axe was most favoured among the Dwarves. Come to think of it, this Elf's armour was wrought to resemble the ones that the Dwarven kindred wore. Considering the animosity between the Firstborn and Aulë's creations, it seemed a strange thing to the Man that an Elf would choose to be clad and armed thus.
"You cannot pass through there."
"What?" asked Aragorn in surprise, since he was too lost in thought at that moment.
"The path leading to the High Pass has been blocked by rocks due to some avalanche or other," said the Elf. "I was heading toward that direction myself when I was forced to come this way."
"When was that?"
"Less than a week ago."
"These are unfortunate tidings indeed," said Aragorn, dismayed. "I am in a hurry and now this had to happen!"
"I am sorry," replied the stranger, truly saddened by the Man's predicament. "Perhaps the path has been cleared by now," he added hopefully.
Aragorn looked at the Elf, smiling at such kind words. Yet, besides feeling comforted, he also felt intrigued. It could only have been the Ranger's impression, but the stranger's manner of speaking sounded more halting and more pronounced at the 'r' than the Elves in Rivendell, something that made this Firstborn a moving mystery.
He remembered himself again when he noticed the Elf still looking at him, waiting for an answer.
"I do not think the path can be cleared completely in such a short time. And I would not want to risk further delay by going on because of some uncertain hope."
"That is reasonable. Then my best advice to you would be to turn back and travel again at a more favourable time."
"What about you?" asked Aragorn. "You wanted to go through the Pass too."
"I will test my luck under the mountains," murmured the Elf cryptically.
The Man's eyes widened in disbelief when he heard this, because he understood perfectly well what the Firstborn meant.
"Through the Mines of Moria?" he exclaimed.
"Aye," affirmed the stranger. "It is the swiftest way to my destination."
"And the most dangerous."
"Not to one who knows its secrets. Have no fear; I will be all right. Good fortune to you, fellow traveller." And with a slight nod of farewell the Elf replaced the helmet on his head, shielding almost all his face but his sea-green eyes and his mouth. Then he started walking away, the axe resting on his unusually (for an Elf) broad shoulder.
Aragorn had also bowed his head, regretting the fact that he had travelled so far only to turn back now. Again he caught sight of the figure of the Elf as he was marching away and, at that moment, an idea formed in his mind.
"Wait!" he cried out, hurrying towards the armoured being.
The Elf faced Aragorn, his surprise and curiosity quite visible in his eyes.
"May I come with you?"
The Elf actually raised an eyebrow at this.
"Do you really wish that? You were correct when you said that Moria is a dangerous place. I would have avoided going there myself if I could help it."
"You claim that you know its secrets, something that I believe, since you would not even have considered that option otherwise. And they do say that safety comes in numbers."
"Two hardly makes numbers against the terrors of the mines," remarked the Elf.
"I am a better fighter than you think," replied the Ranger, grinning. He suspected that the stranger looked down on him, thinking that a Man couldn't possibly have millennia of fighting practice as an Elf did. Nevertheless, Aragorn was indeed considered a very skilled warrior despite his age. After all, Elladan and Elrohir had trained him well, teaching him Elven techniques of fighting; so he wasn't merely bragging when he made such a claim.
Surprisingly enough, the helmed creature didn't snort in disbelief or jeer, as Aragorn had half-expected. The only thing that could be discerned in the Elven features was sincerity as he locked his jade gaze on the stormy grey one. In the end, he smiled good-naturedly.
"Your eyes tell me that you speak the truth. Not to mention that I see a strong fire burning within them, as I have not seen in most people I have come across - and, trust me when I say this, I have seen quite a lot during my life. But still," he added with a slight smirk, "I should warn you that it is not very wise to travel with someone who you do not even know by name."
"That can be arranged," was the Man's reply, smiling even more broadly. Remembering the Elven way of cordial greeting, he inclined his head, his hand touching his chest and then extending it toward his acquaintance.
"Im Telcontar, adan ned Forod. Man eneth lín?"**
Again the Elf surprised Aragorn by bowing low and taking off his helmet, greeting in a very Dwarven-like manner.
"Ceranos Orcbane at your service; and, though I understand and speak the fair language of the Elves, I would rather we keep talking in the Common Tongue."
"As you wish… Ceranos," said the Ranger, letting the name sink in.
"I do, Strider," replied the noble creature, translating Aragorn's Elvish nickname in the Common Tongue. "Now let us be on our way. There are still some leagues ahead of us till the city of Khazad-dûm."
And with that, they both headed westward. As they were walking, Aragorn couldn't help thinking that, if Ceranos was able to surprise him so many times in such a short time after their meeting, he would indeed prove a most interesting companion.
Certainly enough, Aragorn never regretted travelling with Ceranos, while the Elf seemed to enjoy Aragorn's presence as well. During their march, they both discovered that the other was excellent company for conversation, as they exchanged serious talk and humorous remarks with the greatest of ease. Thus it wasn't long before they came to like each other.
Several hours passed and the first stars started appearing in the sky when Ceranos decided that they should set camp and rest near a small thicket of trees. Aragorn searched for something edible, whereas the Elf used one of the two hatchets that were also attached to his belt to cut several fallen branches for firewood. Soon enough, they had both settled by the warm flames of a blazing fire, enjoying the rabbit that the Ranger had cooked.
"We are not far from the Dimrill Gate, by my reckoning," remarked Ceranos, pleased. "We should be able to see it tomorrow morning."
"That is good news," replied the Man, eating another morsel off the tasty game. "It will be interesting to see this part of the world."
"Note that we will have to walk through swiftly, not only because of the foul things that live now there, but because we are both in a hurry to reach to our destinations," reminded him the Elf. After a small pause Ceranos spoke again, facing the Ranger troubled.
"Strider, might I ask you something that I have been wondering?"
"Of course," the Man assured him, smiling encouragingly.
"Are you in some kind of trouble that you wish to speak with Master Elrond so urgently? Do not be surprised, my fellow traveller! Elrond Half-elven is well-known to give advice to those who seek it of him, no matter of race."
Aragorn chuckled lightly.
"No, be at ease. I have only received news that my brother has been injured and I want to see him."
"What was your brother doing in an Elven residence?" asked Ceranos again, his puzzlement only growing.
The Ranger actually hesitated to answer this question. There weren't all that many people that knew of his history among the Elves nor did the Man wish for a lot of people to know either. Not because he felt awkward about it, far from that. It simply felt as something too personal to be shared by just any person he came across. Yet, the very appearance of Ceranos and the suspicion that had already formed in his mind about the Elf's background, made him realise that in this case he could make an exception.
"The brother I speak of is Elladan, son of Elrond of Imladris."
The Elf let this sink in his mind, and then nodded his head in understanding.
"You have been adopted," he noted.
"I have," Aragorn admitted. "Both my parents died when I was young and Master Elrond took me into his home, raising me as one of his own sons. I have been honoured to look upon him as my father and his children my kin for almost twenty years now, though I always knew I was different from them."
Ceranos listened to those words coming out of the Ranger's mouth, a ghost of a smile appearing on his own lips.
"I think I know what you mean," he said in the end. "Our lives are very similar, Strider. I have lost a family once too, only to find another one. I think I do not need to tell you among what kindred I have been raised."
"Dwarves," replied Aragorn. "However, it still seems a wonder to me how this came to be."
Ceranos threw another branch into the fire to rejuvenate the flames and then he faced the Ranger again.
"I was too young to remember and my foster kin are not all that certain either – they could only figure what might have passed. It would seem that Wargs attacked my parents as they were travelling through the forest by the Blue Mountains, near the Dwarven city of Nogrod. Aye, your memory serves you right, there was another such fair city with the same name. The one I speak of, however, was only named thus in honour to the one that sank beneath the sea. Anyway, my father was found among the bodies of several foul beasts, obviously slain in his attempt to defend my mother and me. My mother's body was found quite a distance away, lying by a riverbank and still soaking wet – she must have plunged to the river to escape the Wargs. As for me, I was in her arms, alive and without any visible wounds, but in shock because of the severe cold of the water. Feeling pity for me, Thrir, the Dwarf that led the scouting party and the patriarch of his clan, decided to take me within the city to help me, despite the fact that there were several protests to be heard from the rest of the party. After all, I was an Elf and probably a dying one as well: why should they meddle in such affairs that did not concern them in the first place? But Dwarves are very stubborn and Thrir was not an exception, I can tell you that. On the condition that as soon as I got better I would be handed to my kind, he took me to his home, where, to everyone's surprise, I was soon healed thanks to his care. When the time came that I should be given away though, Thrir realised that he had grown too attached to me to allow such a thing; so he let me stay with his family against everyone's advice. And I could not wish for a better guardian than him, for he has raised me with all the love that a child could wish for."
"It was he that he named you then?"
"Aye. He said it was an Elven name for red-top, because my hair was stained by my mother's blood."
"Red-top?" wondered Aragorn, puzzled. "This does not sound quite right." Indeed, the knowledge of the Elven tongue had become a second nature to the Man after all these years under Elrond's protection.
"Who said Thrir knew excellent Elvish?" replied Ceranos with a smirk.
The Ranger actually chuckled at this very good point.
"And you have been with Dwarves for how long?" he asked.
"All my life. Almost eight hundred years now."
"Oh… that means…"
"Aye, Thrir is dead. The disadvantage of being an Elf among mortal kindred, I am sorry to say. I am living with my foster brother and nephew now."
"But have you been accepted by the other Dwarves?" asked the Ranger in wonder.
"I have. Most of them know now that I will do my best to offer my assistance wherever it is needed – even in fighting. For I will never let any harm come to them, I and my axe will make sure of that," said Ceranos with such passion in his voice that it surprised the Man momentarily. However, he understood his companion's feelings only too well, because that was what he felt about his own foster family as well.
It was then that his eye caught the Elf's axe. Its glimmering edges made him look at it in admiration.
"May I see your axe, Ceranos?"
The fair creature was certainly surprised by that kind of request; nevertheless he indulged Aragorn and handed it to him. The Ranger weighed it in his hands, feeling the weapon's balance. It was excellently wrought, the blades in perfect symmetry and making a beautiful and gentle swishing as he swung it. The handle itself was clothed with straps of leather for better and steadier grip, and in the part close to the cutting edges he could also discern some strange runes, obviously some Dwarven writing. What they could possibly mean, he didn't know, but he admired the graceful carving nonetheless.
"They say: made by my wielder to slay his foes and mine," explained the black-haired creature.
"You made this?" exclaimed Aragorn, his eyes opening wide in amazement.
"Why the surprise?" laughed the Firstborn. "Living among Dwarves has made me like many things that the Elves consider unlovely, and the mining and forging of metal is one of them. This axe is my best work yet, if I may be so bold to brag!"
Aragorn looked at the weapon agape, his wonder so great that it was some time before he finally handed it back to Ceranos, receiving a brief "Thanks" from the Elf.
"Are you going to Nogrod now?" asked the Man again, wishing to learn now everything about this strange creature.
"Aye," affirmed the Elf, "I have been wandering for almost six months now in Middle-earth. I do not usually wander away from home for so long, but someone had to look for these." His hand reached for his pack, and he dug out from there several colourful stones.
"What are they?" asked Aragorn, watching the gems lightening as their surface was reflected by the flames of the fire.
"Stones that we use to ornament our weapons during rituals. Unfortunately, these ca not be found in the mines of the Blue Mountains, so I had to venture to look for them in other rocky areas. There are enough in the pack for the weapons of the chief clan in Nogrod in order to perform the ritual proceeding the festivities in honour of Mahal."
"Mahal? You mean Aulë?"
"None other," grinned Ceranos. "That is why I am in a rush. It will be Durin's Day when the last moon of Autumn rises, and I wish to arrive in Nogrod on time to avoid my dear brother Náin's nagging!"
"I, on the other hand, will hear my dear brother Elladan nag when he sees me! He hates people getting concerned about him!" said Aragorn, causing both of them to laugh.
As soon as their mirth quieted down, Ceranos rose and stretched himself.
"I think it is high time for some rest. We will have to wake up early tomorrow."
"Yes, I know," said the Ranger, stifling a yawn as he also arose and unrolled his blanket. Lying down, he let out a sigh of content, for he hadn't realised just how tired he was till now. It was then that the sound of two flints being struck made him turn to look at his companion.
Ceranos quickly darted his eyes to Aragorn, trying to figure out what it was that the Man had found so funny that he had to start laughing so hard. After quickly checking himself, it finally dawned on him and, huffing slightly, he faced the Ranger with a half-teasing, half-serious look.
"Let me think… This is the first time you have seen an Elf smoke?" he asked, the lit pipe still in his mouth.
"I am sorry," Aragorn managed to say amid his laughing fits. "This was really… unexpected."
"Then get used to it, Strider," said Ceranos, feigning indignation, "for I cannot sleep if I do not have at least a puff of Longbottom leaf. I tend to be grumpy in the morning otherwise."
This of course, only caused more laughter from the Man's side, the fact that these words were spoken by an Elf proving too much for him. Ceranos huffed once more and turned his back on the Ranger in mock annoyance, letting him still pour out his apologies, while the stars above twinkled as though laughing as well. Even when Aragorn had finally rolled onto his side in an attempt to get some sleep, the sight proved too ticklish and he still stifled his laughter once in a while.
"Oh, just be quiet and go to sleep!" he heard Ceranos say, a very discernible tinge of mock irritation in his voice.
"My apologies," chuckled the Ranger.
With that they both fell silent, and it wasn't long before sleep claimed them, their mirthful smiles still tugging on their lips.
*Ishkhaqwi ai durugnul!: I spit on your grave! (Khuzdul)
**Im Telcontar, adan ned Forod. Man eneth lín?: I'm Strider, a man of the North. What is your name? (Sindarin)
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A peak flow meter is a portable, easy-to-use device that measures how well your lungs are working. If you have asthma, your doctor may recommend that you use a peak flow meter to help track your asthma control.
In addition to watching for worsening signs and symptoms, such as wheezing or coughing, you can use a peak flow meter to help you decide when you need to act to keep your asthma under control. Regular use of your peak flow meter can give you time to adjust your medication or take other steps before your symptoms get worse. A peak flow meter can be useful for adults and children as young as preschool age.
A peak flow meter allows you to measure day-to-day changes in your breathing. Using a peak flow meter can help you:
Work with your doctor to make sure you get the right type of peak flow meter. Peak flow meters are available over-the-counter and can be purchased at a pharmacy. There are several types of peak flow meters available, and all of them work basically the same way: You blow a fast, hard breath into a mouthpiece and record the resulting score. However, there are a few differences.
Here's the correct way to use a peak flow meter:
To get accurate readings, make sure you know how to use your peak flow meter properly. Ask your doctor or other health care provider to watch you use it. It's also important to keep your peak flow meter clean. Follow the manufacturer's instructions — most peak flow meters require weekly cleaning with warm water and a mild detergent.
To start, your doctor will want to get an idea of your peak flow measurements when you feel good and have no asthma symptoms.
Measurements from a peak flow meter are called your peak flow rate. You'll record your daily peak flow rate over a two- to three-week period. Your highest peak flow rate over this period is known as your "personal best." Your personal best serves as a benchmark in your daily asthma management plan.
Your doctor will probably recommend using your peak flow meter once a day — typically before you take your regular asthma medication in the morning.
If your asthma is under control most of the time, your doctor may say it's OK to check your peak flow every few days instead of every day. If your asthma isn't very well controlled, you may need to take peak flow readings more than once a day.
In addition to regular peak flow monitoring, you may need to check your peak flow in these situations:
Record your peak flow rate in an asthma diary. Some people record their peak flow meter readings by hand. But if you have an electronic personal health record, you may choose to enter your information into the record using a computer or mobile device. This gives you the option of sharing your data with your health care providers and family members. Some peak flow meters upload this data automatically.
Once you and your doctor have established your peak flow zones, you'll use a color-coded system based on your symptoms and your peak flow. This system tells you what to do when you are in each zone.
Your doctor will use your personal best to set your peak flow zones. Each zone is determined by your peak flow rate and symptoms. The color code for each zone reflects progressively more-severe symptoms:
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Like almost everyone who wrote a review on this product I was hessitant to purchase because the reviews seem to go both ways...so I stayed hopeful and purchased it because it looked perfect for my dining room...and I am pleased to say that it does look beautiful, fancy, and chic. Everyone loves it and says it looks amazing. I believe the quality of the product is not as good as it should be and I am aware that the price probably reflects it. The crystals (or plastic) are nice and heavy but I had to use all three replacements and I could have used more. The crystals are not completely clear if you look close they are kind of hazy and most of them have small scratches. The shade/drum does have seams that are streched a little too much/or the fabric overlaps which is only noticible when the light is on. No one seems to notice these things except me so there are no obvious glaring imperfections that deter from the beauty and elegance of the chandelier. Overall, I don't regret buying this I don't think I can find a similar item for a lower price. If you are a picky person with very high standards you might be disappointed-so beware. It's pretty but don't expect high-end luxury and perfection if you want this save the money and buy a more expensive one.
I knew this light was chrome when I ordered it but I thought it wouldn't be so bad once it was up and hanging. Unfortunately, it was that bad....I did still like the light and the crystals though. I racked my brain and finally decided to try to paint the chrome parts with a polished nickel spray paint. I used Krylon polished nickel from Lowes with a grey primer sprayed on first. It turned out great and I do love it now. My husband thought that I was nuts spray painting a new light fixture but now that I have, even he admits it looks so much better. I did look for a similar fixture made with the polished nickle but could not locate one for under $300 so for the price and the painting aggravation is has been worth it!
This came yesterday,fast shipping. We bought a old home that had not been touched in over 30 years and took down all light fixtures, everyone was pink and white striped. I looked at this online for our bedroom for months as the furniture is black and the walls chocolate and thought it would give some glam. It is just ok, I think you get what you pay for and it does not look expensive and while putting all the dangles on it I realized how cheaply it was made. It looks cheaper because of the chrome. I really did not think that would be such a factor but it is. It is ok. I like the style and since it is in the bedroom and is where it is in there I will keep it. Very easy to install. We chose not to use the chain ans we wanted it flush with the ceiling. If you are looking for a chandelier that looks great, pass this one up. Again if buying remember the cost. .
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Frederick (Fred) George Beisser is the oldest child of the late
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Fred graduated from Sheboygan Falls Public High School, was employed in his home town by Curt G. Joa, Inc. for two years and in 1963 enlisted in the United States Air Force. He served his country for 25 years in various accounting, budgeting and financial management positions in Turkey, Germany, Japan and in the United States. He retired from the Air Force with rank of Major in January 1989. During his military career he was awarded the Meritorius Service Medal (five times) and the Air Force Commendation Medal as well as Expert Marksmanship Medal for both rifle and pistol. While with the Air Force he earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with the University of Southern Colorado in Pueblo, Colorado and a Master of Business Administration from Golden Gate University in San Francisco.
In 1967 while serving with the Air Force in Ankara, the capitol of Turkey, Fred met the late
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of Gelsenkirchen, Germany, who was visiting mutual friends, Johannes and Eva Huber, in their apartment on the grounds of the German Embassy. Subsequently, after Fred's arrival in Wiesbaden, Germany, on a following assignment, he and Susanne were married in 1968. They became the parents of two children, Alice Margrit and Frederick Johan Beisser. Their assignments together included Colorado Springs, Colorado; McClellan AFB, Sacramento, California; Kadena Air Base, Okinawa, Japan; Travis AFB, Vacaville, Calif.; Incirlik Air Base, Adana, Turkey; and Hahn Air Base, Germany. In 1983 M. Susanne E. Beisser died in Blankenrath, Germany in a fatal traffic accident. Eventually, Fred and the children returned to the USA, coming to Lowry AFB, Denver, Colorado for a final assignment at the Air Force Accounting & Finance Center. In January of 1989 Fred retired from the Air Force.
In 1990 Fred was appointed Chief Financial Officer of DCX, Inc., Franktown, Colorado, and later promoted to Vice President--Finance & Administration. Subsequently in 2002 he was appointed Senior Vice President --Finance with PlanGraphics, Inc. of Frankfort, Kentucky, a position he held until his "retirement" in November 2009. He was assigned to its administrative office in Parker, Colorado where also he makes his home. In November 2006 he became a member of the board of trustees for the Elbert County Library District. In March 2009 he was appointed to the board of directors of the East Central Council of Governments in Colorado and in October 2009 he was elected to the board of directors of the German American Chamber of Commerce - Colorado Chapter and subsequently named vice president.
Fred also holds a PhD from American International University of Canoga Park, California, and was a Colorado certified public accountant for many years. He is fluent in English and German and also speaks Turkish.
In addition to hobbies such as running, Western Americana, elk hunting and Texas Longhorn cattle, Fred has a strong interest in genealogy and is actively researching the following families that appear in his family tree:
Beisser originally from Calw, Wuerttemberg, Germany.
Hoffmann originally from Altenglan, RheinPfalz, Germany.
Heyer/Haier originally from Kirchheim/Teck, Wuerttemberg, Germany.
Schwalbe originally from Menkin, Brandenburg, Preussen, Germany.
Allmann/Allman originally from Sien, Rhein-Pfalz, Germany.
Zieman originally from Passow, Uckermark, Brandenburg, Germany.
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Bessiers in Montgomery County, PA
I added some Bessiers in Hillside Cemetery in Montgomery County, PA and one or two in New York.
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Famous people do not have fathers or mothers?
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Hello, Fred! Well, this is most certainly one of those quite common mistakes that can be found on the internet, and we'll probably never know the full truth! :-( Whatever, have a great day.Best, Michel
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Hello, I've just added the two pictures I took yesterday of a Frenc, WWII resistant called Brigouleix (memorial # 10347283); but as you can see on the cross on his grave, his first name is Marcel, not Martial... Can you please fix that mistake? Thanks, and best, Michel
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How is it possible that Curt Gowdy is NOT listed as a "famous" burial at Mount Auburn Cemetery in Cambridge, MA?? This is an outrage. Find a Grave can lose much credibilty with errors like this.
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Hi Fred,
Just wondering if it would be possible for you to take a picture of the actual tombstone of my great-grandfather Tilman W. Redmond buried in Fort Lincoln Cemetery in Bladensburg, MD. The picture that is on the Find a Grave is of the Gate or the entrance to the Cemetery. The Find a Grave Memorial Number is 128686007.
Thank you so much.
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Little puzzled by your message. Which Englers are you referring to as I thought the transfers were done before along with the answer to your question. Enlighten me.
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I can't seem to add information to Charles E. Broughton's page like Uncle Charles's spouse, parents and his son? He had a son that died in infancy, He and Emma were my great Uncle and Aunt, I would like to add information! ?? When i go to edit and try to add the names it says error, add only numbers? If you want to add the info here it is
Mother: Emma Courtelyow
Father: John Broughton
Spouse: Emma Helena Born
Married on June 23, 1898
Son: George Welham Broughton
born: July 9, 1899
He died in infancy but I do not know when exactly.
Charles and Emma raised my maternal grandmother, Ruby Sinz and her sister Edna Sinz when their mother, Catherine Born Sinz passed away at 36, she was Emma's sister, married to a doctor who worked on the Indian Reservation northern Wisconsin and could not properly care for the girls. They lived in Sheboygan on Broughton Drive, (named for Uncle Charlie) in the big brick house on Lake Michigan. I hear that house was torn down, what a shame!!
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Fred, do you know where former KTLA-TV news reporter George Putnam was buried ?
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July 12th, 2012, 05:39 AM #1
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Gaming Distractions
I have to confess that certain console games call to me when I probably should hit the keyboard. Games can be great for inspiration and some of my friends even write storylines and dialogue for computer games - so good multi-tasking there - but most of the time they draw me in with the promise of blood and excitement.
My latest distraction: Left 4 Dead 2.
I love the Left 4 Dead series: especially the online multiplayer. In the game you play four strangers thrown together during a zombie apocalype. It is therefore genius on the part of the game designers that the online multiplayer actually throws you together with three other players that you do not now. It repreoduces the dynamic of the fictional situation perfectly. Just like in zombie movies and fiction, some players form fast friendships - rescuing each other and exchanging medical supplies, weapons etc. Other players just go mental and try and kill each other (just like the archetypal characters who go paranoid and lose their cool in the films). Absolutely brilliant.
What video games distract you? Any recommendations?
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A guy I know from work is really keen on Day Z at the moment, even though it's apparently still in it's very early developmental stages.
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Day Z. Will keep an eye out for that. What kind of game is it? First person shooter? Strategy?
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Rome: Total War still eats my life. I have actually bought a clock to put on my computer desk next to the monitor to prevent a repeat of an all too frequent scenario - me sitting down at around 8.00pm for a quick session of empire building, playing until I start to feel tired, and then looking around to see the clock on the wall behind me says 5.54am. God help me when the sequel is released.
Skyrim too, but I'm currently having glitches that render it unplayable. Bah.
September 21st, 2012, 08:07 AM #7
The Total War games can be very addictive, especially with all the great mods that have been released over the years. I have 3 or 4 installations of RTW with different mods installed, and Two of Medieval 2 TW.
There is just so much replay value in those games as no two campaigns are ever the same.


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New offerings at chain restaurants
It sometimes seems like the fast-food and fast-casual restaurants of the world are one step ahead, anticipating our cravings before we even know we have them. Here are some new offerings, some for a limited time.
Biscuit Taco(Credit: Taco Bell)
Taco Bell is set to release the biscuit taco as part of its breakfast menu. The taco shell-shaped biscuit sandwich is available in four different option including bacon, egg and cheese and crispy chicken with jalapeno honey.
Veggie sliders(Credit: Newsday / Rebecca Cooney)
White Castle started serving veggie sliders at their restaurants on Dec. 30, 2014. The mini burgers are made by Dr. Praeger's, a brand you'll find in supermarket freezers nationwide. The patties, studded with peas, carrots, corn and spinach, are served on little buns and topped with a choice of sauce: ranch, honey mustard or sweet Thai.
Yumbo(Credit: Burger King)
This Burger King sandwich, which originally debuted in the '70s, is making its return. With ham, American cheese, lettuce and mayo on a toasted hoagie bun, it could be your new favorite lunch.
Korean barbecue pizza(Credit: CPK)
Buy California Pizza Kitchen's new Koren barbecue pizza -- a winning entree from TNT's "On the Menu" -- and a dollar goes to the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
Pumpkin cheesecake(Credit: California Pizza Kitchen)
'Tis the season for California Pizza Kitchen's pumpkin cheesecake, which is on a ginger crumb praline crust.
Pumpkin pancakes breakfast
The pumpkin pancakes breakfast is part of Denny's Season's Flavorites menu through Dec. 31.
Pulled pork trio(Credit: Wendy's)
Wendy's has added a trio of pulled pork items to its menu: a pulled pork sandwich, cheeseburger and fries.
TNT craft burger(Credit: AP)
The first winning dish on TNT's "On the Menu" is available at Chili's through Dec. 14. The craft burger, by Dan Marks of Columbia, Md., is a sweet-spicy sandwich topped with a tangy coleslaw and fried garlic-dill pickles.
Raspberry sticky buns(Credit: Starbucks)
Starbucks has added a new treat to its fall menu. Request your raspberry sticky buns heated to stave off the autumn chill.
Cross-cut ribs(Credit: Applebee's)
The cross-cut pork ribs at Applebee's come with your choice of sauces: sweet Asian chile, smoky chipotle or classic barbecue.
Old-fashioned grilled cheese and turkey pesto panini(Credit: Starbucks)
Two new sandwiches joined the lunchtime offerings at select Starbucks: the old-fashioned grilled cheese, front, and turkey pesto panini.
Chicken fries(Credit: Burger King)
Burger King's chicken fries returned, for a limited time, on Aug. 11, spreading the word on Twitter via a popular #ChickenFriesAreBack.
Fizzio handcrafted sodas(Credit: Starbucks)
Get sodas made to order at Starbucks (select locations) in three flavors: spiced root beer, golden ginger ale and lemon ale. At 100 calories for 16 ounces, the drinks include cane sugar.
Pretzel bacon cheeseburger and pub chicken sandwich(Credit: Wendy's)
Wendy's says that more than 50 million pretzel sandwiches were purchased from North American locations in 2013, so July saw their return. Look for the pretzel bacon cheeseburger (with cheddar cheese sauce and honey mustard) and pretzel pub chicken sandwich (with Muenster cheese) through the summer.
Mix-and-match fajitas(Credit: Chili's)
Chili's mix-and-match fajitas let you pick your protein -- pork, chicken (pictured), shrimp or steak -- that gets joined by bell peppers and caramelized onions, plus your choice of flour or corn tortillas.
Cinnamon molten cake(Credit: Chili's)
Cap your meal at Chili's with the cinnamon molten cake, a limited-time-only treat that's finished with vanilla ice cream and caramel sauce.
Spicy chicken Cool Ranch taco(Credit: Taco Bell)
Taco Bell has added another item to its Doritos taco shell line: the spicy chicken Cool Ranch taco.
Vanilla Dr. Pepper float freeze(Credit: Taco Bell)
Prepare for a brain freeze with Taco Bell's new vanilla Dr. Pepper float freeze.
Quesarito(Credit: Taco Bell)
It's a burrito, plus a quesadilla. Whatever the math, you'll find ground beef, rice, chipotle sauce, sour cream and cheese in this Taco Bell creation.


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|Jigsaw puzzle
Natural Panel-NN004
|■ Product description
| It is a jigsaw puzzle Panel.
Or is the wooden panel and matching the pattern. Is a high-grade items hippest surfaces.
■ size :21.5x10cm
|■ Set contents
|Body kit x1
|■ Remarks
| Manufacturer: Beverly
|JP Post EMS
|Your order will be shipped to you via Japan Post EMS. Japan Post is a speedy delivery service that delivers to more than 120 countries. With an effective tracking system and insurance program, EMS is able to offer a secure delivery worldwide. You can track your package with the tracking code provided and it will be delivered within a week. See estimated shipping fee
|Credit Card
|We accept credit and debit cards.
The following credit and debit cards can be used:
•American Express
|We accept PayPal. After receiving the order confirmation e-mail, please proceed with the PayPal payment.
*Please note that if payment through PayPal is not confirmed by the date indicated in the e-mail, your order will be automatically cancelled.
|Bank Transfer
|We accept Bank transfers. After receiving the order confirmation e-mail, please transfer your payment to the bank account specified in the e-mail.
*All payments are made in Japanese Yen. Please check with your bank for applicable exchange rates.
*If payment by bank transfer is not confirmed within the date indicated in the e-mail, your order will be automatically cancelled.
This product cannot be shipped to United States from the store.
Please contact the store for further information.


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Garment-Dyed Linen Box-Spring Cover
This is linen to live in. Garment dyed and prewashed, the fibers have relaxed to heirloom softness, making the bedding feel as if you've been sleeping on it for years. The lightweight linen is handcrafted in small batches in a California workshop, where equal attention is paid to its simple beauty and sumptuous comfort. Designed to coordinate with every piece in our Bespoke Garment-Dyed Collection, it layers beautifully in any combination of color and texture.
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- Twin: 40"W x 76"L x 13"D
- Full: 55"W x 76"L x 13"D
- Queen: 60"W x 80"L x 13"D
- King: 78"W x 80"L x 13"D
- Cal King: 72"W x 84"L x 13"D
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