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Today we're all about Art Nouveau wedding inspiration, complete with its dainty details and nature motifs. Forevermore Events dreamed up of a perfect garden setting inspired by this era, with gorgeous paper goods by Kortney Eggertz Design to match stained glass inspired cakes by Sweet Cakes by Karen, all captured by Jimmy of Gideon Photo.
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Wow, I love everything about this inspiration shoot. Especially that cake! Amazing! There's something magical about the vintage details and the venue and all the outdoor shots. Love it!
Rosemary Stafford
That cake is TO DIE FOR!!!
Bryan Canatella
Wow, amazing details and perfect setting! I love that house, and that wedding cake is impressive! Props to the cake designer. Vintage feel, great variety of details. Pics are great too.
Love the pop of blue in her hair, very fresh take on a bridal look!
Any idea who designed the dress she is wearing? I want to see it up close!
Jennifer Schulting
That cake is simply amazing!
Love the cake. The backyard venue is stunning.


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Who Owns the Crown Lands of Hawai'i?
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Written by law professor Jon M. Van Dyke, this book examines the controversial legal status of Hawaii's Crown Lands. Consisting of over 900,000 acres throughout the six islands, the Crown Lands were once set aside by King Kamehameha III who, facing the threat of dominion by the Western world, wanted to protect and keep the islands under the possession of his people. They were eventually passed down to succeeding Hawaiian monarchs, who, in turn used the lands as a collective resource to support the natives. But after an overthrow of the Hawaiian kingdom by Western powers in 1893, as well as annexation by the United States in 1898, the Crown Lands became lumped with the rest of Hawaii as part of the Public Land Trust managed by the United States. In his book, Van Dyke examines the history and significance of the Crown Lands, arguing that they must be recognized for their unique status and be kept separate—not just to uphold the legacy of the Hawaiian kingdom, but also to help Native Hawaiians recognize their sovereignty as a people.
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Boko Haram – An Overview on America's Latest 'Threat'
Heavy-Handed Policy Turns Loopy Sect Into Terrorist Powerhouse
US officials have repeatedly made a point to emphasize the "threat" posed by Nigerian militant outfit Boko Haram to American interests. It is unsurprising, as Nigeria is one of America's largest suppliers of oil and the campaign against the faction has turned much of the nation's northeast into a no-go area.
To that end US officials have pledged major support for the Nigerian government, with the belief that their usual anti-terror policy of large scale military operations against the affected regions will provide a solution. Always unspoken, of course, is that this strategy doesn't seem to be working for the US anywhere else.
But Boko Haram is interesting not so much for what it is — another militant faction using the the same strategy of violence against rivals and suicide bombings — but for what Boko Haram was: a mostly irrelevant Luddite sect.
The group's name, Boko Haram, is a combination of the Hausa word "Boko" meaning Western education, and the Arabic word "haram" used to refer to religiously forbidden or sinful things, usually seen in the context of Muslim dietary laws. The group was founded in 2002 by Mohammed Yusuf, a Western educated cleric, and was virtually unknown for several years.
Yusuf's faction was reportedly something of a laughingstock early on, with some claiming that Boko Haram was originally a term of ridicule for the group's backwards belief system. In an interview with the BBC, Yusuf claimed that the idea that the Earth was round was "heretical" and also mocked the idea that rain was the result of condensation, insisting that it was clearly a miracle instead.
The group's membership also eschewed firearms for the most part, arming themselves with bows and arrows and machetes on the grounds that there was no mention of guns in the Qu'ran.
But in early 2009 the group began to attract attentions amid claims that they were responsible for several violent killings, particularly targeting people who refused to convert to Islam.
Instead of treating this as a law enforcement matter, the Nigerian government sent in the military, announced their intention to "wipe out" the faction, and shelled their mosque before pursuing the survivors.
The operation ended in a massacre, with a large number of Boko Haram members tossed into mass graves. Yusuf was arrested and then died under "mysterious circumstances" hours later when he was shot repeatedly while in military custody.
The Nigerian government instantly declared the operation a military victory (and certainly a decisive case for machine guns over shortbows). Unsurprisingly, it was not the end of the situation.
With Yusuf dead and much of their group massacred in the streets, Boko Haram did not simply fade away but rather changed its tactics dramatically. The group abandoned its aversion to modern weaponry and armed itself with the usual tools of the trade, machine guns and suicide vests.
Now instead of the occasional beheading in Maiduguri, the Nigerian government is coping with major bombings on a fairly regular basis. Last week Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan reported that Boko Haram is believed to have infiltrated most of the government and the military, and that the threat is even greater than the ugly late 1960's Biafran War, which killed millions.
For US officials, this is just one more opportunity to throw massive amounts of arms at the Nigerian military and turn them loose. Yet Boko Haram's current status is a clear reflection of what a disastrous policy that has been, and history certainly does not favor the notion that a sufficiently bloody military response will solve the problem.
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I don't know who Boko Haram are, but I'm skeptical about what their leader said about the shape of the earth, how rain is produced, etc. If he'd ever read the Qur'an, he'd know that it specifically talks about rain (see http://www.quranandscience.com/earth/263-quran-on… and that it describes the Quran like the shape of an ostrich egg (which is almost – but not – a sphere, like the earth). I wonder if he was saying that science was wrong about these things or just that it all comes from God in the first place? Contrary to the impression many people have, the Quran was very advanced on scientific matters – much more advanced than state of scientific knowledge in the 7th century, when it was revealed.
So, let me get this straight . . . the FedGov is going to give billions of $$ in weapons to a government and an army that is infiltrated and presumably more or less controlled by the latest terrorist group du jour? Sounds like they're re-using the strategic plan from the recent Libyan adventure.The FedGov certainly has a way of doing things in the most counterproductive way imaginable. It would be ironic if it weren't so laughable.
First question – is there oil in the country? The answer is yes, so we know the playbook. Geez, this is getting tedious.
The Boko Haram is now a lot like Al Queda in that it's a catch all phrase for anyone who is ticked off at their messed up governement. In this case they have good reason to be mad. They have tons of oil but only a small percentage of the people get anything out of it. The government is very heavy handed and the average person is more afraid of their government then they are the Boko Haram.
it's none of our business but we already have a large troop presence. My best friends brother is actually the colonol in charge of training their troops. Which is a joke considering he is National Guard but has never seen combat and was actually range control not counter insurgency.
Of course, no one will dare to explain how a bunch of people in the jungles of Africa are somehow a 'threat' to Americans. Maybe, like Saddam, they've got a balsa wood drone with which they'll manage to wipe out NYC? What are they really going to do to hurt us? Shoot blowgun darts at us?
But, it is a fine excuse to steal millions and millions more of your tax dollars and waste them on something that doesn't impact you in the slightest. But, I'd bet there's a contract for whatever Haliburton and Blackwater are calling themselves these days.
LIES,LIES LIES,MISTAKE,MISTAKE,MISTAKE,CRIMES,CRIMES, CRIMES,ILLEGAL WARS,ILLEGAL WARS,ILLEGAL WARS.(America,Israel)
would you be kind enough to share some of this advanced knowledge with us kafirs? Supposedly "the Quran" was given to mohd by the Almighty so it would be prudent to assume that it/he/she would get the basic facts about his/her creation right.
you come here blowing smoke in everyones eyes, stop beating about the bush and share with us ignorants this so called divine knowledge.
israel is the fall guy. when there will be no more use for Israel, it will be thrown under the bus. It is a class war.
More like America is Israel's chump.
some people will believe anything.but carry on, dont let common sense and logic cloud your judgement.
lol@ people who thumbs down my posts. i don't care,rather I am amused by this childish display.
We are waiting anxiously for the "Advanced Scientific knowledge". The suspense is killing me!! Will they finally prove that earth is flat just like it says in the Quran? Will there be clips of stars(missiles) shooting down the Jinns attempting to snoop on Heaven? Will there be any breakthrough cure for genetic abnormalities? http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1392217/M…
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If there was ever an example of how little faith senators have in the free market, this is it. When Spirit Airlines announced last week it would start charging up to $45 for carry-on baggage, it caused an uproar with, well, everyone. In the media, around the water cooler, on Facebook walls around the world, the new fee was denounced as ridiculous on its face.
The idea actually may not be as crazy as it sounds. Spirit is built to be a discount airline, and it says the new fees allow it to cut base fare prices, and make boarding and deplaning more efficient. I can see myself carrying only a backpack/purse in exchange for a $70 roundtrip ticket. The airline will not likely be able to sell already grumbly airline passengers on the virtues of its new fee structure (It's kick-off was inauspicious.), but it's a rather simple problem for the market to solve.
Company reveals a fee structure almost universally unpopular with customers. Company loses customers. Company finds new way to do business, sells customers on fee structure, or goes out of business.
But Sen. Chuck Schumer thinks he needs to come to the rescue, with the full power of the federal government behind him:
It's not a "slap in the face to travelers." It's a choice for travelers. They can accept or reject Spirit's pitch. But Schumer would use the federal government to prohibit this kind of legal experimentation in a troubled industry simply because he doesn't like it. Perhaps if Schumer succeeds, Spirit will go under due to the prohibition, and he can then inform us the discount airline he helped kill is "too big to fail," then use taxpayer money to save it.
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Ok, one bummer about this "game." It does support 16x9 in that it doesn't stretch things to fill the screen and the fish will swim around through all portions of the wide screen. However, you cannot place objects, such as rocks, plants, or driftwood, outside the confines of the 4:3 screen. As a result, your decorations look strangely clustered in the middle while the outer edges of the screen are blank.
It might have been nice if the fish had some behaviour algorithms -- i.e., Neon Tetras should tend to school, and Clownfish should tend toward the bottom of the tank.
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A man working for the city's public service department in Juárez died Tuesday while trying to save the life of a fellow worker who fell into the sewer system tunnel he was working on, Juárez officials said.
The man he was trying to save also died.
According to city officials, the accident took place Tuesday afternoon when one of the men, who was strapped onto a safety line, slipped and fell as he was walking down some stairs leading into the underground sewage lines. As the man fell, his safety line held him up.
A second worker went into the tunnel to try and pull him out. However, for some reason, the safety line snapped and both men fell in the sewer system, getting swept away by the water current.
The men were identified as Saúl Valenzuela and Ezequiel Alvarado, whose ages were not disclosed. Both worked for the city of Juárez.
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These donations are ones that we've collected outside of Razoo along with general donations.
I've now been working at the Respite Center for about 15 years. I am the Marathon Coordinator which means I organize the team of about 90 runners every year (with the help of Jessica Anderson of EMC) to raise money for our families in need with children and adults with disabilites. I consider myself a very lucky person to have the honor of working with so many wonderful people and being a part of the Respite Center family. Our center runs on the generosity of the community of our supporters. Because of the support of so many people we have gone from serving just 5 families in 1997 to over 160 families today. All I have to say is...Thank You!!!
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Harbor City Services
Humanim's reach into social enterprise expanded significantly with a merger with Harbor City Services. A long time reputable social enterprise, Harbor City Services provides moving and storage services for customers such as The University of Maryland Medical Systems, Johns Hopkins Health System, the Maryland Veterans Administration and other Baltimore based companies and agencies. Services offered include:
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While No. 20 Minnesota Duluth (2-3-1) was off last weekend, Nebraska-Omaha (4-3-1) swept at Michigan Tech 2-1 and 5-3. UMD and the Red Mavs meet this weekend at the CenturyLink Center in Omaha are 7:07 p.m. Saturday and 2:07 p.m. Sunday
A few Nebraska-Omaha notes from the Omaha World Herald:
It was UNO's first WCHA sweep since the first weekend of the league season last year and its first WCHA road sweep since taking two from Minnesota in the Mavs' inaugural league series in 2010-11.
"We had guys step up all weekend," UNO coach Dean Blais said. "With Matt White (academics) out, Zahn Raubenheimer goes on the right wing and gets himself four goals — he's got more this year than his first two years.
"He was definitely one of the best players on the ice (Friday night) and followed it up (Saturday night)."
UNO won in dramatic fashion Friday as Raubenheimer scored a short-handed goal with 1:10 left in regulation in a 2-1 victory.
Raubenheimer, who had 47 goals and 107 points in his final season of junior hockey, had four goals and 10 assists as a UNO freshman and only one goal and two assists last year. He already has five goals and three assists in eight games this season, matching (Josh) Archibald for the team lead in goals.
Stephen Anderson of the Houghton Daily Mining Gazette looks at last weekend's Michigan Tech losses to Nebraska-Omaha here.
This week's WCHA Web Media Poll is here.
The U.S. Select Team opened the World Junior A Challenge with a 9-1 victory Monday over Canada East in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia. UMD recruit Dan Molenaar had a goal. A USA Hockey recap is here.
The U.S. plays Switzerland on Tuesday night. Duluth native and former UMD assistant Brett Larson is the U.S. head coach.


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5 things to know for your Wednesday in Indiana
Elkhart sewer upgrades are cheaper than earlier estimates, Elkhart County will not receive FEMA assistance after January's winter storm and three other stories to start your day.
Elkhart sewer upgrades to cost around $20 million, less than earlier anticipated
Upcoming sewer upgrades in Elkhart will cost less than earlier estimated. The Elkhart Board of Public Works accepted bids on Tuesday, May 27, and the total price will be roughly $19.45 million to $20.45 million. An earlier estimate of the work, to be paid with with low-interest bonds through the state, totaled $23.26 million. These upgrades, including the installation of a million-gallon underground tank in downtown Elkhart, are part of a $155 million overhaul of the city's sewer network to be in line with tighter federal guidelines.
Elkhart County not approved for FEMA assistance after January storm
Gov. Mike Pence announced Tuesday, May 27, that nine additional counties will receive FEMA assistance after January's winter storm. However, Elkhart County is not one of the 28 counties in Indiana that will receive aid. Elkhart County received around 13 inches of snow during the storm, and Elkhart County, Goshen and Elkhart city governments spent a combined total of $378,159 in overtime hours for road crew employees.
Elkhart protesters seek more arrests in fatal apartment shooting
Family and friends of a fatal shooting victim at Deer Creeke Apartments in March rallied on Tuesday, May 27, outside of the Elkhart County Prosecutor's Office. Anthony Perez, 26, was shot to death on March 30 in his apartment east of Elkhart. Miguel Martinez, 19, was arrested in Chicago on May 13 and is accused of shooting Perez. However, Perez's family and friends believed there were more people involved who need to be held accountable.
Firefighters respond to reported structure fire opposite Baugo Fire Department
Several area fire departments responded to a structure fire Tuesday night, May 27, at 57955 C.R. 3, opposite the Baugo Township Fire Department. Several signs in front of the building indicated that it houses Forrest Automotive Design. There were flames rising from the room at 6:45 p.m. The fire was reduced to a light gray smoke half an hour later and the back section of the roof caved in. The fire was extinguished at 11:07 p.m.
Syracuse man arrested after sinking his own boat on Memorial Day
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Fruit Cobblers and Crisps
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Watch the night sky in all its wonder at the Allen Blocher Planetarium and Observatory at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point. Wednesday nights throughout July. The planetarium welcomes you to enjoy the "Cosmic Colors" show starting at 8 p.m. The show takes viewers on a journey across the electromagnetic spectrum to discover why the sky is blue, how we see colors and how X-rays and infrared radiation works. Monday nights, learn more with "The Endless Horizon," narrated by Patrick Stewart, as you explore the unique relationship between scientific discovery and the advances in science theory, technology and the universe.
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Take the kids and explore the 33,000 acres of the George Mead Wildlife Area, which overlaps Marathon, Portage and Wood counties in central Wisconsin. Nature's Niche is offering storytime events on July 25 and Aug. 2, covering topics like wondrous wetlands and curious critters. (Programs begin at 10 a.m. and are held rain or shine.) As one of the state's largest wildlife areas it has plenty to see and do, including more than 80 miles of trail for hiking, biking, wildlife watching to make a day of it. Travel west from Stevens Point on Highway 66 West to Highway HH West (old Highway 10) to Milladore. Take Highway S North to enter the wildlife area. The Mead Education & Visitors Center is on the right hand side.


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Did Cameron Diaz Just Take Jason Segel Off The Market?
Diaz and Segel were spotted dining at Nick & Toni's in the Hamptons over the weekend. One source says "they were casually dressed and seemed to be very comfortable chatting." Sure, that sounds like it could be a friendly dinner. However, the same source says "they arrived late and had to wait for a table, and then were seated outside on the patio." Um, is there anything more romantic than a late summer's-night dinner on a patio in the Hamptons? Not much.
The pair start filming Sex Tape next month so we'll just have to wait and see if the suspected courtship blossoms into an IRL relationship that so often stems from on-screen romances. (NY Post)


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Adam Stanfield has been preparing for the past several days to take on the challenge of breaking 1,000 wooden boards with his hands."I should feel it afterwards," said Stanfield, the executive director of the Henry Medical Center Foundation. Stanfield is the featured component of continued efforts to raise thousands of dollars this year for the local chapter of the United Way of Metropolitan Atlanta, a non-profit community service organization. The executive director, a first-degree black belt holder with the American Tae kwon do Association, has challenged himself to break as many boards as he can, up to 1,000. He is also challenging other Henry County residents to pledge an amount, for each board he breaks, to benefit United Way. Stanfield will participate in what is being called Henry Medical Center's "Board Break-A-Thon," set for Friday, from noon, until 1 p.m., on the hospital's cafeteria patio. "The goal this year was to collect $25,000 for the United Way Campaign," said the hospital's United Way Campaign Chairperson, Barbara Rainone. "That's $3,000 more than we collected last year. The campaign ran from mid-October to mid-November, but fell about $1,000 short of the goal." Rainone, who is also the hospital's clinical laboratory director, said despite falling short of the hospital's goal in November, donations have increased and have spread to encompass new donors. "In my own department, I had more employees donate, and we collected more than we did last year," she said. "There [are] a lot of people struggling. Those that are employed can appreciate the fact that there are some who really need help." The fund-raising effort is part of a countywide thrust to raise as much as $250,000 for United Way, according to Stanfield. "I think it's important to understand this is in support of a countywide effort," said Stanfield. "The fund-raising aspect comes through taking donations per board. Meaning, if I break a thousand boards, and you pledge 5-cents for each board, that would be a pledge of $50. Likewise, a pledge of 1-cent would be $10. Whatever anybody wants to donate is acceptable." Stanfield noted the hospital received a donation of coupons totaling $600 from Home Depot, to purchase the lumber that will be used on Friday. "I'm really confident," added United Way Campaign Chairperson, Barbara Rainone. "Adam is out there, he's telling people what he's working on and what he's trying to do. We're all looking forward to him breaking those thousand boards." To pledge a donation amount, or to make a donation, e-mail Stanfield at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Programming Instructions
Follow these steps to program the remote control.
IMPORTANT: The numeric codes are not provided for this model because the frequencies are built in to the remote control and display during the programming process.
- On the remote control, touch RM SELECT.
- Touch the function for the component to be programmed.
- Touch the toolbox icon.
- Touch IR SETUP.
- Touch the component category.
- Touch the manufacturer and command mode for the component.
- Touch EXIT or CANCEL.
NOTE: If more than command mode is listed for the manufacturer, touch one code at a time until you find one that works.
- If a new code number is entered, the code number previously entered will be erased.
- When the batteries are replaced, the programmed codes may be erased. It may be necessary to reprogram the remote after replacing the batteries.
- The operation of a combination deck of any kind is not guaranteed.
- Some product functions may not be able to be controlled by the remote control. Use the remote control provided with the component.
- In some rare cases, you may not be able to operate your non-Sony equipment with the supplied remote control. This is because your equipment may use a code that is not provided with this remote control. In this case, please use the equipment's own remote control.


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PUBLIC DRUNKENNESS: Jeremy Delgado, 18, Chambersburg, and Travon Williams, 21, Chambersburg, were arrested after they allegedly fought on the sidewalk near 132 Lincoln Way West at 8:40 p.m. Dec. 4, according to police.
PROTECTION VIOLATION: Ricardo Gamez Interiano, 52, of 421 Elder St., was arrested at 1:10 p.m. Saturday for alleged violation of a protection order issued due to a Friday incident, according to police.
ROBBERY: Michael Alfred Zeek Sr., 52, of 231 N. Main St., was assaulted and his wallet taken near 19 W. King St. by three males who fled the scene at 7:13 p.m. Dec. 3, according to police.
PUBLIC DRUNKENNESS: Steven Lorenzo Crawford, 44, of 131 Brumbaugh Ave., was arrested after police received a call for an unwanted person at 231 E. Washington St., at 3:06 a.m. Saturday, according to police.
PUBLIC DRUNKENNESS: Meagan Lynne Reeves, 31, of 448 Guilford Ave., was arrested after she reported that she was unable to find her car, but then allegedly became uncooperative at 3:23 a.m. Sunday, according to police.
ACCIDENTS INVOLVING DAMAGE: Someone in a dark Chevrolet Blazer struck the guide wire of a utility pole near 100 S. Second St. causing damage at 6:13 p.m.. Friday, according to police.
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CRASH: Raven L. Neil, 16, Orrstown, was driving north on Cumberland Highway when a deer entered the road at 10:04 p.m. Saturday, according to Pennsylvania State Police, Chambersburg.
The 1996 Ford Explorer that Neil was driving struck the deer before traveling about 100 feet and rolling off the road, police said.
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CRASH; Someone, no identification given, driving a 2002 Cadillac Escalade, backed into someone, no identification given, who had parked their 2002 Chevrolet Avalanche at Dunham's, 1660 Lincoln Way East, scratching the front bumper at 4:28 p.m. Sunday, according to Pennsylvania State Police, Chambersburg.
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CRASH: William C. Spencer, 68, Newburg, was driving on Whitmer Road when he allegedly rear-ended another vehicle at 3:45 p.m. Wednesday, according to Shippensburg Police.
The 1998 GMC that Spencer was driving struck a 2000 Ford driven by Caroline E. Siwy, 19, Carlisle, police said.
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CRASH: Stephan Berdecia-Arroyo, 23, Bainbridge, was driving east on East Springville Road when he failed to stop at a stop sign at 3:30 p.m. Sunday, according to Pennsylvania State Police, Carlisle.
The 2004 Kia Rio that Berdecia-Arroyo was driving slid through the intersection before striking a tree, police said.
Berdecia-Arroyo suffered minor injuries and was taken to Carlisle Regional Hospital, police said.
CRASH: Timothy J. Shuell, 54, Carlisle, was backing out of his driveway when he struck another vehicle at 7:05 a.m., according to Pennsylvania State Police, Carlisle.
The 2007 Toyota Sienna that Shuell was driving struck the 1984 Jeep Cherokee driven by Keriann M. Yoffee, 17, Carlisle, police said.
- Bethel Township, Fulton County
CRASH: Sharlene E. Fagley, 26, Needmore, was driving behind another vehicle when she became distracted and rear-ended it at 8:23 a.m., according to Pennsylvania State Police, McConnellsburg.
The 1997 Chrysler Town and Country that Fagley was driving struck a 2001 Ford Explorer driven by Andrew W. Cook, 55, Pottstown, police said.
Both drivers complained of pain but turned down ambulance service, police said.
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CRASH: Gary Bradshaw, 34, Needmore, was driving on Timber Ridge Road when he struck a tree on Wednesday, according to Pennsylvania State Police, McConnellsburg.
Bradshaw was arrested for driving under the influence and the 2004 Volkswagen Passat that he was driving had to be towed from the scene, police said.
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VANDALISM: Someone scratched the vehicle of an unidentified 26-year-old woman on Nov. 29 in Antrim Township.
DISORDERLY CONDUCT: Stephanie Anne Shover, no age given, Carlisle, was charged with disorderly conduct and public drunkenness at 5:56 p.m. Saturday in Antrim Township.
HIT AND RUN: Someone driving on Browns Mill Road struck four mailboxes on the west berm of the road near Scarlet Circle before fleeing the scene at 9:47 p.m. Wednesday in Antrim Township.
TERRORISTIC THREATS/HARASSMENT: Clinton Foster, 37, Shippensburg, was arrested after he allegedly told a woman that he would kill her and others after an argument at 1:08 a.m. Saturday in Shippensburg.
VANDALISM: Someone damaged the tire on a 1998 Dodge Neon belonging to Wade Miller, 22, Hagerstown, Md., between Friday and Saturday in Shippensburg Township, Cumberland County.
HIT AND RUN: Someone driving a black or dark gray vehicle north on Pa. 655 veered to the right, entering a paved parking area and striking the driver's side of a 2012 Chevrolet Cobalt before fleeing north at 5:30 a.m. Sunday in Dublin Township, Fulton County.


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Last night we attended the opening of 2 Of Amerikas Most Wanted, featuring new works from artists Neck Face and Fuck This Life at New Image Art. Following are a few images from the opening reception. As you may remember, Neck Face was the cover artist of our September 2011 issue. For a Sunday night, the crowd was large and of course, there were a few Juxtapoz alumnist in attendance.
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Often heard in our modern tale of triumph, like Perseus slaying Medusa, is the glossy version of a business person who has beat all odds to become the most successful, most imitated, and ultimately, the most wealthy in their field. Heavy books are written about them—can you go into a bookstore without having Steve Jobs stare you down? The almighty business heroes comprise the bulk of our mythos that feed the global capitalist imagination. Warren Buffet. Oprah. Bill Gates. They don't even need a full sentence because you already know their stories.
As an activist doing outreach with the Zeitgeist Movement, I often come across those individuals who believe that the human race is simply incorrigible. The message gets communicated in such responses as, "I'm just waiting for the mushroom cloud," or "All humans are psychotic," or "Humans are a virus that needs to be eradicated." These are actual statements that have been told to me, as if they are the cold hard truth that I must come 'round to submitting to.
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Hi, my name is Freem. Nice to meet you. Well, I'm not sure it's nice to meet you yet, but I'm going to find out. I want to learn about you. To be honest, I just want to learn enough about you so that I can figure out what you can do for me. I would really like to know how you can help me in my mission of self-aggrandizement. I like being able to do what I want without restriction.
Have you ever been to a funeral or memorial service? The grieving family and friends have their attention divided between holding back their inner sobs and trying to relate to others who are gathered to share their memories. The harmony of quivering voices overlaying a solemn code of conduct gets punctuated by bouts of laughter from the telling of funny anecdotes. I suspect the comical stories are tacitly required so that participants have some sanctioned relief from the somber mood.
Last week I heard this piece on public radio titled, "Are Candidates' Spouses Off-limits?", and I just felt so disgusted. Skip ahead to the 40% mark, and you'll hear what I'm referring to.
The conversation turned to the expensive shirt that Ann Romney wore, and how people felt about it.
It is commonly understood in the Zeitgeist community that education is the means by which we can move into a transitional economy, which will evolve into a transformed society that respects and advances each person's well being.
A few years ago, a nameless couple signed a contract with pages of purgatorial fine print that committed them to decades of debt so they could own a home. The economy crashed, their house value plummeted, one half of the couple was laid off, and making ends meet became impossible. Those who were not so unfortunate blame these victims and sum it up to "they signed the contract, so they made a bad decision."
A 65 year old man lives near me. Physically fit and socially active, he is able to live independently. He has lived in his home for 26 years and has earned his living through a specialized trade. Business has been steady for him for most of his time as a craftsman, until a few years back. Since that time, he has struggled to make ends meet. He has been, as far as I can tell, mostly generous with his neighbors and his church community. What he lacks in intellectual volume, he makes up for in heart dimensions.
I have spent the past week at Occupy Wall St in Orange County in Irvine. Occupy is not a Zeitgeist Movement event, but it is a meeting place of people who are feeling and acknowledging the failings of our current system. People of many different backgrounds are passionate about alerting the public to the dangers of our economic system and they desperately want it changed.
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Columbus is my home so Grant was a natural place to look. I spent a fair amount of time at Grant during my clinical rotations and came to appreciate the wide range of opportunity for learning and preparation for a career in Family Medicine wherever I might choose to practice. The camaraderie among the residents and attending physicians helped to make my learning experience productive and enjoyable. The Grant Medical Education program really does feel like family.
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Drake Visits Sunshine State For Fall Finale
In its last tournament of the fall season, the Drake women's golf team travels to Sarasota, Fla., for the 35th annual Florida International/Pat Bradley Invitational next Sunday (Oct. 21) through Tuesday (Oct. 23).
The 54-hole event will be held at the Lakewood Ranch Golf and Country Club. Golfers will tee off starting at 8:30 a.m. CT on the tournament's first two days before an 8:00 a.m. CT start on Tuesday (Oct. 23).
The 14-team field includes: Bethune-Cookman, Boston College, Bradley, Cincinnati, Daytona State, Delaware, Drake, Florida Atlantic, Florida Gulf Coast, Florida International, Jacksonville, South Dakota, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi and Western Illinois.
Led by a final-round 78 from senior Chelsey Falk (Glenwood, Minn.), Drake garnered a ninth-place showing among 15 teams at the Missouri State/Payne Stewart Memorial last Tuesday (Oct. 16) on the strength of a 54-hole score of 954 (316-315-323).
Junior Hadley Jennings (Trenton, Mo.) was the Bulldogs' top finisher with a 233 (77-73-83) score, an effort that resulted in a 24th-place showing.
Sophomore Danielle Brooks (Red Wing, Minn.) was unable to keep up her pace over the tournament's final 18 holes, firing an 81. She finished her round with a 54-hole total of 235 (76-78-81), which tied for 27th.
Falk registered a 241 (81-82-78) effort to tie for 41st, while freshman Katie Clausen (Hinton, Iowa) closed her competition in 61st place with a 248 (82-85-81) score.
Sophomore Ashley Brooks (Red Wing, Minn.) recorded a tournament score of 252 (84-82-86) to place 67th.
DRAKE RESULTS: Hadley Jennings (77-73-83=233/24th), Danielle Brooks (76-78-81=235/T-27th), Chelsey Falk (81-82-78=241/T-41st), Katie Clausen (82-85-81=248/61st) and Ashley Brooks (84-82-86=252/67th)
Fueled by a pair of 78's from Hadley Jennings and Chelsey Falk, Drake fired a final-round 320 to finish 12th at the Pat Bradley Invitational at the par-72, 6,239-yard Pelican Preserve and Country Club's Egret to Ibis course in Fort Myers, Fla.
The Bulldogs concluded the tournament with a three-day total of 920 (331-325-320=920) on the strength of Drake's lowest score (320) of the event.
Jennings wrapped up action tied for 21st with a 54-hole total of 231 (77-76-78=231/T-21st).
Rounding out the Bulldogs' top four were Falk, Paige Menze and Christy Wittmer, who turned in tournament totals of 237 (80-79-78=237/T-46th), 251 (85-85-81=251/T-70th) and 257 (89-85-83=257/75th), respectively.
Leanne Smith is in her third season as head women's golf coach for the Bulldogs after serving as an assistant coach with the Drake men's and women's golf programs from 2006-2010.
This past season, Drake turned in top-10 finishes in six of its 10 tournament appearances. Smith guided the Bulldogs through a spring campaign in which Drake was challenged by injuries, including its top-scoring individual, freshman Kimmy Askelson, who was lost due to injury.
Askelson directed the Bulldogs with a team-low 79.7 scoring average in 12 rounds, while sophomore Hadley Jennings turned in an 80.1 average in 28 rounds.
In her initial campaign leading the Drake program, Smith guided the Bulldogs to four top-six finishes, including three during the spring season.
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The Menasha City Council agreed to sell the plant, which had been vacant for five years, to the company June 5.
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Just got an American Harvest dehydrator and I want to take dehydrated beef stew on the trail.I normally cook my beef stew in a pressure cooker so everything comes out nice and tender and very well blended in a broth.I have the solid tray liners with a lip around the edge. Do I simply pour this stew onto the trays and flip the switch or is it more complicated than that?
mike. that's about it. as long as it is not to watery. i don't have a lip on my flexable trays and mine comes out just fine...happy dehydrating..
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Thanks Victoria, glad to hear that!
If you need more trays to dry on, parchment paper works great :-) Just cut to fit with a tiny "lip".
Make sure everything is in very small pieces, especially the meat, so it will rehydrate in a reasonable time. I've done stew and it worked fine. But no peas. I tried dehydrating a chicken casserole with peas once. After 15 minutes' boiling, the peas were still like buckshot--hard enough to break a tooth. I had to eat around them and pack out the peas. If you want a dish with peas, dry the dish without, get some freeze-dried peas from "Just Tomatoes" and add them after the rest of the dish is dehydrated.The real lesson I learned from that incident is to try everything out at home, first!If you're not familiar with Sarah's "Freezer Bag Cooking" site, she has lots of info on dehydrating there. I'm an avid fan!
I have lots of parchment paper, Sarah. I'll definitely use it.Thanks Mary for warning about the peas. I like peas so I would have learned the hard way! I have Sarah's book, now I need to visit her website more often.
Oy, peas are bad :-( So are green beans and corn as well. In all those cases get freeze dried. You won't regret the extra cost!
I have to disagree about peas and green beans. I dry them without issue and they rehydrate just fine.With stew - may I suggest separating the meat from the veggies and drying them separately. The meat will take longer to dry than your veggies and this will prevent the veggies from becoming over-dried. This may also be the reason that I don't have problems with veggies such as peas.I also make a chicken pot pie using home-dried peas, corn, carrots and green beans without any rehydration issues on the trail. Edited to add: I should also mention that I rehydrate stew in a cozy for about 30 minutes then quickly reheat. I like it to be as close to the texture as it was before I dried it.
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Thanks Laurie,I'll give that separation method a try and remove the veggies before they become rocks!BTW: I'm looking at your "A Fork in the Trail" that I recently purchased as I type this post. I'm trying to expand my backcountry diet and bring healthier and tastier options beyond "Mountain House."
As Laurie notes it WILL work if you are willing to soak the vegetables in hot water for 30 minutes to an hour, then bring to a boil.But if what you want is fast food no, get freeze-dried vegetables. It just works easier. As well, if you don't get green beans and peas fully rehydrated they will do a number to your digestive system. Just saying....your tummy will not like them ;-)
Michael, Thanks, I hope you like it. My style is quite a bit different than the simpler FBC method and it may not appeal to some UL Backpackers because of the need to clean a pot and/or rehydration container. You'll find that the chicken dishes take more time to rehydrate than other meats. I always recommend that you experiment at home first so you get a feel for it. My stew recipe is in there. It is a basic stew of meat, potatoes, and other root vegetables. One of Bryan's (that's my meatatarian spouse) is the vegetarian Spinach and Quinoa Soup. It's a nice thick soup... but not quite as thick as a stew. If you have any questions at all just drop me an email (the website is listed in the book). -------------------------------------------------Sarah,You don't need to bring them back to a boil... just a quick reheat if your cozy doesn't keep them hot enough for the 30 minutes. My cozy keeps everything hot enough and I start rehydration with boiling or close to boiling water. I don't often have to reheat but it really does depend on the season, weather and such.
Edited by Laurie_Ann on 12/17/2008 10:20:05 MST.
How about soy beans?AKA blanched and shelled edamame (not in the pod).Any thoughts?-Tim-
Tim - I haven't tried these but will be doing so in the next couple weeks. I will let you know how they turn out.
http://www.harmonyhousefoods.com/FD-Soybeans-8-oz_p_74-1894.htmlI knew I had seen it, but it took me a couple days to remember where!
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The picture used as an example here shows what is actually the smallest problem with maps, and this kind of artifact actually doesn't bother me at all (I don't care if I don't see under a bridge on a highway). IMO flyover is almost perfect, the next versions will load faster and be more detailed, so I'm not worried by that. The biggest problem are just the basic maps and the search engine.
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Juan Pablo Riojas, 39, is to be heard in Franklin County Court today on new charges of burglary and aggravated assault. He was originally charged with rape, false imprisonment, terroristic threats and simple assault.
Sgt. Dianne R. Kelso, a detective for Chambersburg Police Department, filed the additional charges Nov. 15 after the woman offered new information in an Oct. 22 interview.
When the woman initially spoke with police Oct. 10, she said Riojas would not let her leave her home and assaulted her over several days that month. Riojas reportedly hit her on her face and back while her child was watching, raped her and threatened to kill her.
In the later interview, the woman told Kelso that Riojas also forced his way into the house Oct. 4 by violently pushing on the door.
"She also described in detail how Riojas assaulted her to the point where she lost consciousness," the detective stated in charging documents.
He reportedly started attacking her shortly after breaking into her home. The woman told Kelso that she couldn't breathe and ultimately lost consciousness.
"She could feel him slapping her cheeks and telling her to wake up," the detective said. "She also recalled Riojas 'using a cotton ball with alcohol' attempting to revive her.
Three days after the interview, Kelso went to the woman's home and checked the scene for evidence of the new allegations. The detective said she noted damage to the inside door frame that indicated it was forced open from the outside of the home.
Riojas was committed to Franklin County Jail Oct. 10 and released Nov. 16 on $200,000 bail. As a result of new charges, he was returned to jail three days later. He was unable to post bail, which is now set at $500,000.
Riojas was found guilty of 10 counts of cruelty to animals and one count of harassment in 2011, according to online court records.
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The tangerine passion fruit offering from Fizzy Lizzy is a slight tweak from the tangerine product already reviewed. We are not sure if this is a replacement or not, however the great execution remains. The citrus bite of the tangerine remains but is now supported by a tangy passion fruit finish. The third ingredient, white grape, is still missing from the flavor profile and our only guess is that must provide a support base for the citrus and without it the main flavor notes are weakened. The modern packaging remains with the only tweak besides the inclusion of passion fruit in the flavor name. Fizzy Lizzy continues to provide consumers a competent and convincing alternative to sugar laden CSDs in store coolers.
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Zanesville Police Department Lt. Bill Shaw looks at a hole in the rear wall of 103 Amazon Hill Ave. in Zanesville on Monday after fire damaged the vacant home.
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Originally posted by Klaas van Gelder: OK, lets assume that we dont need to call controller operations asynchronously. You say that you dont update the View from the Model, but from within the actions itself. THat is very well possible, I suppose. I choosed to register the View as an observer to the Model. When the model calls notifyObservers, all its observers are updated ! In our case, there is of course only one observer. And it is very unlikely that more observers (views)will be used at the same time ! So your solution sounds ok to me. But i am not sure whether it conforms to MVC "best practices"... :-) In your case, you update the view from within your actions, which are performed my the EventDispatchThread. So you perform your updates from this thread, which is OK. In my case, the update is carried out in the update method (inherited from the Observer interface) in my SwingView class. I doubt whether it is still the EventDispatchThread who performs this method. If not, maybe i should use invokeLater to update the view. Added later: I checked it out by printing Thread.currentThread().getClass().getName(), and this is still the EventDispatchThread. So i suppose i can update the gui without invokeLater here... Here my Threads/Swing knowledge leaves me alone... :-( who can help ? Regards, Klaas [ September 30, 2004: Message edited by: Klaas van Gelder ]
invokeLater is useful for two things, the obvious one is getting a GUI update to occur on the EDT when your code is running on another thread, the other use is to prevent recursion by scheduling another task on the EDT even though you are already on the EDT.
Originally posted by Klaas van Gelder: Please explain... I can grab the first reason, but not really the second. I want to update the GUI while I am in the EDT. In am not sure whether or not to use invokeLater here. Greetz, Klaas


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Lake Tahoe parking and transportation has been planned to keep you stress free, with convenient park-and-ride options, as well as a north-shore bus, the Tahoe Trolley service, operating for around $2 a ride. For your round-the-lake bus needs, check out TART, Tahoe Area Regional Transit, operating buses for less than $2 one way. Catch TART at the Y in Tahoe City to shuttle down to Squaw Valley or Truckee. In addition to TART, most of the resort hotels offer a shuttle service to the mountain resorts, and many of the resorts run regular shuttles into town. These are often on double duty during festivals and events, and often include transportation of your ski/snowboard and bike equipment, some for an additional charge.
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The most popular team of last week and is in next week's live finale is...
...the Beat Freaks!
Tonight's theme is the Hip Hop Decathlon. Each team must incorporate some Hip Hop moves while in their longest routines yet; each team will be performing to the same Hip Hop Decathlon mastermix music given. Some former "ABDC" contestants are back to help out the remaining three crews- Mike (Kaga Modern), Taeko (Fysh n' Glicks), Frost (Supreme Soul), Ronnie (SuperCrew) & K.B. (Jabbawockeez).
Hip Hop moves include Threading, Cutting, Krumping, Housing & Waving.
Now, for the Beat Freaks reviews. Shane thought they knocked it out of the park again. JC said that this crew was concerned the most about their Krumping, but JC thought they nailed it this week. Lil' Mama, however, thought it wasn't their best performance.
SUDDEN DEATH FACE OFF: Have the Fly Khicks somehow made it an all-female crew showdown next week?...
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...NO, so Quest Crew advances and the Fly Khicks finally bow out of the competition after their fifth trip to Sudden Death; they were there a record four times in a row.
CHAMPIONSHIP ROUND: The two remaining teams, Beat Freaks and Quest Crew, must now create their own routine, which includes their own wardrobe, routine and moves.
The Beat Freaks' routine is called "Freak the Dream". The music has an electropop flavor.
As for Quest Crew's final routine in competition, it is titled "Orquestra". They're using piano music composed by a guy named Ryan.
Both final routines were pretty short; shouldn't they have been the longest yet? Oh well.
All of this season's crews are expected back for the season finale next week. Hope to see you then!
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Articular cartilage and changes in Arthritis: Cell biology of osteoarthritis
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The reaction patterns of chondrocytes in osteoarthritis can be summarized in five categories: (1) proliferation and cell death (apoptosis); changes in (2) synthetic activity and (3) degradation; (4) phenotypic modulation of the articular chondrocytes; and (5) formation of osteophytes. In osteoarthritis, the primary responses are reinitiation of synthesis of cartilage macromolecules, the initiation of synthesis of types IIA and III procollagens as markers of a more primitive phenotype, and synthesis of active proteolytic enzymes. Reversion to a fibroblast-like phenotype, known as 'dedifferentiation', does not appear to be an important component. Proliferation plays a role in forming characteristic chondrocyte clusters near the surface, while apoptosis probably occurs primarily in the calcified cartilage.


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Men and women who protect the country will take a turn entertaining on Friday night. The Notables, an Air Force jazz ensemble, will be performing at the Knoxville Middle School Auditorium Friday evening at 7:30pm. The Notables are a part of the Heartland of America band and have been described as a "little big band." During the concert, they will also share stories from the times that they have served. Over the years, the Notables have performed with Bob Hope, Lee Greenwood, and Wycliffe Gordon. The free concert begins at 7:30 tonight at the Knoxville Middle School. Superintendent Dr. Randy Flack encourages the community to enjoy the free entertainment.
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Australia recognises the consistent efforts of the Government of Dominica to improve its institutional legal framework for the advancement of human rights.
Australia remains deeply concerned with legal provisions on sexual offences which criminalise sexual relations between consenting lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTI) persons. We recommend Dominica repeal all provisions in national law that criminalize same sex relations, including in the Sexual Offences Act and take steps to ensure the rights of these persons are protected.
Australia commends Dominica's ratification of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, and the Protocol to Prevent, Supress and Punish Trafficking in Persons, especially Women and Children. Australia recommends Dominica take further steps to protect the rights of persons with disabilities and the rights of women and children, including through strengthening support services.
Australia welcomes the de facto moratorium on executions in Dominica and is encouraged by the fact that there have been no executions carried out since 1986, but still remains concerned that domestic legislation potentially allows the death penalty to be carried out. We recommend Dominica ratify the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, aiming at the abolition of the death penalty.
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Are you ready for more of The Edition Examiner? Ofcourse you are! I told you I'd be back with a look at the Halo 3 Limited Edition and here it is. It's time to dig in and make the case for it.
The Edition Examiner covers two important things; craftsmanship and extras.
Craftmanship – The Halo 3 LE comes in nice, black metal case that has some weight to it. Once you pick it up, you know it's sturdy and well made. There's a protective, plastic slip cover for it so that you can prevent any unnecessary scratches or damage. Unlike the Halo 2 metal case, this one has two compartments that house the game and the bonus disc. The case has two opening points to cut down on the confusion.
I liked the case but I wasn't impressed much with it because it had nothing significantly new or unique about it beyond the Halo 3 symbol. I suppose when you sell over $300 million there's no need.
Extras – The additional goodies in the Halo 3 LE are a bonus disc with exclusive Xbox Live Marketplace Gamer Pics and Theme as well as a hardcover guide called the Bestiarum that details the species and cultures of the Halo universe. It was a designed nicely and interesting to read.
There are also plenty of featurettes to view and even a classic Halo-themed mini game on the disc. There's even an HD calibration tool for all of you high definition fans out there.
I think from an extras standpoint, the Halo 3 LE did well in that department.
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Edition Examiner Result – The simple black, metal case was a little disappointing but the extras helped spice up what was a less-than-stellar case. It was nice but with the marketing that went into Halo 3, it could've been decked out with more than just the Halo 3 symbol. And don't worry, I know about the issues with Limited Edition copies and scratched discs. Because of that, I had to score it the way that I did even though the discs are being replaced for free until February 1, 2008.
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The Indian Creek Methodist Church was established in 1880 with the first burial ocurring that same year. The Indian Creek Church and Cemetery Association was created on November 5th, 1981. The original Board of Directors were: L B Bowman, Aubrey Jones, Brady York, Bonnie Biggs, Rena Burdette, Gale York, and Lloyd Coker. The Board of Directors elected the following officers: President - L.B. Bowman; Vice-President - Aubrey Jones; Secretary/Treasurer - Gail York.
The annual meeting, as set in the Organizations By-Laws, is held the first Sunday in June. While the Indian Creek Methodist Church and Tabernacle were still standing, as many as 200 would attend. Along with a business meeting, a fellowship service and a "homecoming" gathering would take place with old and new friendships immerging. Food was provided by those attending and ranged from meat of all kinds to vegetable dishes to deserts. No one left hungry. A tour of the cemetery would occurr at sometime to educate the younger generations of their ancestors and stories to remember them by.