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Issue date: Sunday, January 31, 1869
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The Blairsville Press (Newspaper) - January 31, 1869, Blairsville, Pennsylvania Street. BtAIKSVILLK. INDIANA COW K 1'A. JB IC HUE A. ICST T JB AI S> AU Work noatly executed JOB Anditor's Nwtieot, S- tiud Bxoc'n' aucli, 2 jllottd 2 I Enoh juseruim, suil., Struys, jior 2 Quarter Column, one yenr, -0 Half Column, One Colu-nn, 00 (Munta, per K N T A L SURGEON, janS ly BLAIHSVILLE, PA, II A It L B S S T E W A U T WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER tlM opened Jtith an entire new stick of CLOCKS, WATOHKS. JKWEMIY, WARS, which he will aell at Eastern prices. Repairing done at reasonable rntt! and warranted DR. J. W. HUGHES, PRACTICAL 1'llYSI cian and Surgeon, Hlairsville, Pn. jiain street, door bel-w Kvorctt Will practice in Indiana, and Westmoreland counties. AlZ-ly ______ SM. HAWKINS, MKRCIIAXT TAILOR opposite Everett Homn. ISIuiryrillc, I'eiina. in Ca.iaiineK. Ac. Cloth- ing made order in the latent .ityh-s, neticonnd moat rcasonuble 1. M. SI1KAK. P. W. IIICK.SOS I., li. iHIAFK. GRAFF, SHEAR A CO., PHOUUfK MKK- chanta, Bliur.iville Pa. purchiisors of Grain, Wool, Pork, Butler, Ac. janl8'67-tf FM. M'CONOUGHY, M. PKACTICAL Phyaieian and [ndinim Pa. Office south-west corner of Main and Spring itreeU. jnniily L S 0 N N 0 H R I 8 ATTORNEY AT LAW, 241 South Third Street, Philadelphia, Will attend to nnd legal bnainws In he of Philadelphia.' B OOK BINDING The undersigned lins opened n book bindery In the anJillor of (Joorgo SUiltmiller, cornnr of North Clymor null Water Streets, Iinliiinii, Pn., JIo prepared to do nil of work in liUlino. Any work left nt tho PIIKSS offico, lilairsvillc, will be promptly attended to. novtS-tf CHRISTIAN O W A K D 8 H E P I. E Y ly Iho ot TllairKVlllo nnd vi that ho bun ronRtantlv ou huint ;i largo Bud well selected slock of the best MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, Stuffs, Perfumery, And Toilet Articles; Paints, Varnishes, CARBON OIL, LAMPS AND SHADES. n largo assortment of Religious, Scientific, Miscella neous and S X fi 0 fi 0 S Mliinory, PorWulioi. Photograph Memo niuiluini, liookK, Arx-ount liookn, 4.C. Fifty of lilblus, Ti-M.v montc, and Hymn liookn. PRICES REASONABLE. carefully Vfwjtputg nud series of Scliuof nf City Wlioh-iik UluirnrilU Juu. S, VOL. II. BLAIRSVILLE, PA., FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1868. NO. WIFK. nv c. it. The evoniiiK shadows ucorer draw clock's slow hands I fua App oach the hour, when work all o'er, I'll haste to thco. Hark now I hoar the welcome The whistlo free. "I'is nix the day has run its round And now for home, and thee. Doinioil hat and cout, and in tho The lijjhts shino clxiorily, Through hurry ing crowds, with gtepsmoro fleet, I eomu, dear wife, lo theu. At length upon the door I kniick, Where thou art won't to bo, I hear tho ticking of the dock And now I wait for tuco. I hear thy step approach the door Thy cheerful smile I see; Thy lips I homo onco more, With thee, dear wife, with thee. I bless Our Father for the joys Which ho has giv'u to me; But most my heart, my tonpuo employs, In thanking him lor thee. Oh may our lives together glide From care and sorrow free; Until our Savior to his side, Shall welcome thee and me. Twenty Months in Rebel Prisons. have lus to reflect on, as nil woll know who Fell its pangs. I wonder what will become of they give as a parole and seni us have they anything to feed us we doomed to stay here the ment at. home permit us to remain in this vile Such were the anxious inqui- ries that went uroinid attended with such exclamations as what an abominable bole this of dirt and very little atmosphere and no a peep out to'catch a glimpse o [daylight nnd tliis would cause a bullet from one of those grim looking sentries nice prospect make the best of it I This wise conclusion was ar- rived at very summarily, and happy were they who determined to bear philosophically their terrible lot, for these men alone re- turned. Let one's spirits become depressed and death followed swift to-attack his yield- ing victim. He very seldom brought his "fever cohorts ngainst a cheerful prisoner. A hearty laugh was the best antidote for the ills that beset ui. (TO COXTIXUED.) lit A SUFFKIJET. TIIK sE.uicti. On reaching the Libbj the prisoners were omiod in line and ushered into the ollice ne by one, when their persons underwent a igorous was conducted with the ro.isest indecencias and the mojt brutal and owardly insults. our letters were sub- cted 10 tha scrutiny of these, our gentle- manly keepers, and having read aloud and isciuited upon their contents they would re- urn them to their mortified owners with the haritable assurance that they had no fur- her use for :hem. They took our watches and money, filched our pockets of every- hing they contained, pulled off our boots in he hope of finding "greenbacks" therein, oro out the lininjj.s of our Iml.s with the tune covetous intent and all the time nccom- >anying their movements with indecent omments about our persons, or wilh a (ring of curses when their investigations irored fruitless. No respect was had for those precious keepsakes which every snlnier bore about litn. The mementoes of dear ones at tome, the divineness of friendship and love. L'here was in the squad before us, a young .lieutenant, a beardless boy, but a gallant iflicpr who, often, without quailing, had )0rnc his Generals' orders through the thick- est of the nght, and who stood here now, in he presence of the thieving poltroon who vas stripping him, and, while the tears tarted from his eyes Mid his lips trembled j iih his emotion, besought him to lo'.uni bis 3ible. It was my mother's he cried and she is since dead. Oh! in God's name implore you to give it to me." It wcs a pitiful appeal, and came like a wail roni a broken heart so sad was its tone, but nstcad of pity it only provoked a sneer from he coarse rebel who threw it aside wilh a curse upon such teiulernc-sg. A COWAIliM.y BLOW. Another, whose young spirit took fire at the indignities heaped'upon him, protested n strong and manly terms against such das- tardly and asked if this was their vaunled chivalry? "Yes, you d------d Yankee was the characteristic reply of the sergeant standing and take that to keep you in mind of following the words with a heavy blow from his clunched fist that staggered the oflicer. and laid open hig cheek with a .voutid, from which spirted a stream of blood. Recovering his feet, and with blanched face he started forward to return the blow, but a line of bnyonets stopped his progress, while tho coward who struck him covered his body with a revolver and with bitter taunts bid him come on. Boys in Blue, ye of the army of the Re- public, brothers, comnmei in arms, will you not remember this insult, this foul indignity, this brutal attack upon your fellow soldier 1 He wore our country's uniform; he fought by our side under that country's flag; he lied for her in one of the enemies prison pens and sleeps in an unknown grave. Will you refuse him justice? Will you be un- grateful Will you forget him No I no I we have faith in the men who followed Grant and Sherman. The spirit voices of Iho dead will join with those of the living and in one grand chorus will thunder vengeance. Jus- tice sleeps but memory is awake, and the recollections of the wrongs inflicted on tho dead will not permit us to be recreant in our duty to them. AFTKB THE 8EAHCH. Whilu (bis thieving search was in process we who had been robbed were crowded into an adjoining room and left a prey to our thoughts and hunger. It would have been hard to tell which gave us most pain, the of famine or the doubts and fears that possessed us. We had received no ra- tions for a 'Jay and hunger is a good stinui- ky'.. f Nasby Goes to Ohio on a Mission of Mercy. POST Oms, CONFKDHIT X ROADS, (Wich is in the Stait uv Kentucky, December 23, When the Almighty made nigger lie ought to hev madeoin so that mix in with the soop erior race would hev been an impossibility. The cuss of misspgemishuti, and the hatred uv the Dimocrisy uv Ohio for niggers, hex, between em, left me in ft condisheu wich I hardly supposed I shood ever find myself in. I rite these lines, propped up-in a bed at my bonrdin house, tny face beaten .to a jelly, nnd perfeklj kivered with a sticken plaster; my nose, alluz the bunuty and glory uv mj face, is enlarged to twict its fair my few remaiiiin leelh hev been knocl down my throat, my lips resemble sausages, my left ear is forover no more, and wat little hair wujt hnngiti about my .venerable temples is gone, my head is ez bald ez a billiard ball, and twict its normal size. It come about thus: There wuz trouble in one uv the southern counties- uv Ohio. In ft reliably Democratic township in that county is a settlement uv niggers, who, in the old lime, ran away from Kentucky, nnd setllin here where they cood hav wat they earned, wich they wuz jist so much swindled out uv in Kentucky, accumu- lated wealth. Uv course, co'inio from Ken- tucky, these niggeis nre many uv em ez near white ez they can be. One uv em who car- tied with him the name uv his master, and, rz he says, father. Lett, is ez near a while man ez may be, nnd cz he married a wench who wuz a shade whiter than he, their chil- dren nre jist a touch whiter than boih uv em. Uv these he hed three daughters nuigia from sixteen lo twenty. Now ihis Lcll was a disturber. He had a farm uv perhaps 200 akers wuz taxed heavy fur skool purposes, but his children wuzn't of coarse allowed to attend skool. None of the nigger children were. But this Lett got the ijee into his head that there witzn't no pro- priety iu his payia taxes without enjoyin some of the benefits arizen from em, and aided nnd abetted by the olher niggers, who were wicked enough to complain uv payin taxes lo the support uv white skools, he sent his three daughters to the skool, directin them to present themselves boldly, take thoir seats quietly, and study They did so. The skoolnmrtn, who wuz a young black eyes and nateral curls, from the State of Noo Hatnpsheer where they per- sekoot the only assented in reseevin em, but joyfully gave em seats and put em into uv white chil- dren. There wuz trouble in that "township. I wuz sent for to wunst, and gladly I come. I wuz never so gratified in my life. Hud small pox broken out in that skool, there woodcut have been half ihe eggscitement in the town- ship. It wuz the subject uv yooniversul talk everywhere, nnd the Dimocrisy wuz a bilin like A pot. I met the trustees uv the town ship, demanded ef they intended lamely to submit to this outrage 1 I askt em whether they intended to Jicv their children set aide by side with the descendants uv Ham, who wuz condemned to a posishen nv inferiority forever? Kin you, I asked, so degrade yoor- selves and so blarsl the self respect uv yoor children? And bilcn tip with indignashen they an- swered and yoonanimously re- quested me lo accompany em to Ihe skoo house that they might peremptorily expel those disgustin beins who had obtrooded themselves among those uv a sooperior race. On the way to the skool house which was perhaps a mile distant, I askt the Board et they knowed these girls by site. No ihey replide they hed never seed em. I hev bin sed I, "that they air nearly white." They ore." said OBO uv em, quite white." It mailers sed I, feelin that there wuz ft good opportunity for improvin the oc> II matters not. There is sutnin in tbe nigger at wich the stink uv tho white man absolootely rebels, and from wich it instinkt- ively recoils. So much experience bev I hed with em that put me in a dark room with one uv em, no matter how little nigger there is in em, nnd that unerrin instink wood betray em to me, wich by the wny goes to prove that the dislike we have to em is not the re- sult of prejudice, but is a part uv our very nanliera, and one uv its highest and holiest attribooU." Thus communin, we reached and entered ifie skool house. The skool inarm wux therp ez brite and ez crisp cz n Janooary morning; the skolers .vuz ranged on the seels ex. idly ez possibly. sed I, wo are informed lhat three 1 wenches, daughters of one Lett, known. a nigger, is in thin skoal, a .ningiiii with our daughters ez a ekal.' Is it so The Misses Lett are in this sed she, ruther mischeevlously, "nnd I am happy to state that they are among my best pupils." sed I sternly, "pint them out to sed she. That we may bundle em sod I. BU'SS me sed she, I reely coodent do that. Why expel em sctl I, "no nigger shel contami- nate the white children uv this No suck disgrace shel be put onto em." sed this agjmivatin skool murm wich wuz from Noo Hampshire, put em out." But show me wich they are." Can't you detect em, sir? Don't their color betray em Ef thoy are so neer white that yoo can't select em at a glance, it strikes me that it can't hurt very much to let em stay." I wuz sorely puzzled. There wuzn't a pirl in the room who looked at all niggery. But my reputashen wnz at slake. Noticin three girls settin logether who wuz somewhat dark complecled. and whose black hair waved, 1 went for em and shoved em out, the cussid skool marm almost bustin with lafter. Here a tragedy okkurred. At the door I met a man who rode four miles in his zeal to assist us. He hed alluz hed an itchin to pitch into a nigger, nnd ez he cood do it, now safely he proposed not to loose Ihe chance. I wuz a puttin on em out, and lied jist dragged em to Ihe door, when I met him en- lerin it. "What is sed he, with a surprised look. We're pul'in out these cussid wenches, who is contaminatin yoor children and sed I. Ketch nold of that pekoolyerly dis- juslin one sed I. "Wenches! You Ihetn girls is my girls.'1 And without waitin for explanashen, HIP infooriated monster sailed into me, the skool marm layin over on one uv the benches ex- plodin in peels uv lafter, the like uv wich i never heard. The three girls, indignant at buin mistook for nigger wenches, assisted their parent, ind, between em, in about four minutes I wuz insensible. One uv the trus- tees, pitying my woes, took me to the nearest ralsroad slashcn, and somehow, how I know not, I got home, where I am at present re- cooperatin. I hev only to say that when I go on sich a trip again, I shel require as condishen prece- dent that the Afrikins to be put out she! hev enuir Afrikin Into em to prevent such mis- takes, But, good Lord, wat hevent I suffered in this cause? PETROLEUM V. NABIIY, P. M., (Wich is Postmaster.) Interesting to Freemasons. The French Freemasons celebrated the reconciliation which has tiilten place between the rival societies known as Le Con.scil Su- whose headquarters are in the Rue Grenelle St. Honore, and Le Grand Orient de of the Hue Cadet. Ninety years all the French Freemasons weic under ilin Conseil whose stat- utes are the same as those given lo the Free- masons by Frederick the Great, placing all appointments in the gift of the Grand Mas- ter, who has also the right of nominating his successor. When ihe revolution broke out this aristocratic system led to many disputes, the result of which was that .a schism look place in the Conseil" dissentients formed themselves into a separate society, the Grand Orient de France" under Phil- ippe Egulile, father of King Louis Philippe. This society all appointments elective and tenabki for five years only. The "Grand Orient" rapidly rose in numbers and popu> larity, and has for some time been far more powerful than the which it did not recognize. Mutual friends of the two socie- ties have long endeavored to establish friendly relations between them, but they did not succeed in their object until a few months ago, and the membets of the Orient" were enteriained for the first time by the "Conseil" (II a banquet. You.vc great men performed their greatest achievements before forty 1 Alexander the Great died at thirty-three. Napoleon had achieved all his victories at thirty-five. Washington wns twenty-seven when he covered the retreat of the British army under Braddock, and not forty-five in 1776. At thirty-three Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence. At thirty, Hamilton helped lo frame the Constitution of tho United States. At twenty-three Mel- ancthon wrote the Loci Communes, which passed through fifty editions in his lifeiime. At thirty-three, he wrote the Augsburg Confession. At twenty-nine, Ursinus wrote the Heidelburg Catechism. Zwingle wrote Jjis chief works before forty, and died at forty-six. At the Disputation of Leipsic, Lulher was thirty-five at the diet of Worms thirty-seven. Allwenty-seven, Calvin wrote the Inslitutes. Moses sent young men to spy out the land of Canaan, and Joshua sent young men as spies lo Saul, David and Solomon achived.their greatest work be- fore they had reached middle life. John the Baptist and the Apostles did their life-work as young men. and Jesus Christ finished his labors and endured his sufferings as a young man. Not a decrepit, worn out life, but the warm blond of man- hood's morning, did he shed upon the cross for the world's redemption. THE police of Toronto have n slrange fashion of equipping themselves for duty. They leave their revoln-rs carefully locked up at the Station house. The other day one of them was attacked, while on his beat, bj a mad dog, who bit him very severely in the boot leg. He instantly ran to the station, and procuring his revolter, proceeded to give chase to Ihe dog. But the dog was beyond range, and after failing a cow, a follow dog, and another policeman, whose revolver was also nicely put away in the sation house, the dangerous animal passed safoly to parts in- The Methodist Church. Among the topics of interest which the approaching General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, to be held at Chicago, next May, will discuss, will be the question o( lay deloguies. Petitions in favor of thejmensure wore submitted at its quad- rennial session, held at liull'.tlo, in 1800, and after an elaborate discussion the bishops ar.d members of the body expressed their wil- lingness to open the doors of ihe legislative councils of the Church to the laity whenever a majority of the members of the denomina- tion asked for admission. The friends of, the movement immediately instituted meas- ures to have an expression of the popular will, and the question was put to a vole within the bounds of the annual conferen- ces. The result showed that a large majority were adverse to the proposed change, and it was so reported at the General Conference held in 186-t. The advocates of the reform claimed that as the vote was taken while the country was plunged inlo war, ihe vote was not a correct representation of'he popular mind. Accordingly Ihe Mclh- devoted lo the special advocacy of lay represonlalion, an.i a number of leading journals, renewed Ihn discussion wilh in- creased The Chrintian Aih'ocnlc of New York, is very conservalive on the sub- ject, iniJ an article recently appeared in it, severely reprimanding Bishops Simpson and for the active part they took in ad- vocating the desirability of admitting: lay- men to the legislative councils of the Church. If the friends of Ihe measure do not succeed in effecting this proposed change at the ap- proaching session ot the General Conference, they confidently nsssrt that the time is not far di.stant when the republican principle will be incorporated into the policy of the Meth- odist Episcopal Church in America. is related of a Persian mother thnt. on giving her sou forty pieces of silver as his portion, she made him promise never to tell a lie, and then said Go, my son I commit tbee to God we nhall not meet again till the_day of judgment." The youth went away, anil the party he traveled wilh was attacked by robber.1. One iellow asked the boy what money he had got, and he said, Forty dinars sewed up in my garments." The robb'-r laughed, and thought he '.vas jealing. Another asked him the same question, and received, the same answer. At last (he chief called him, and asked him what he had. He said, "I have told two of your people already that I have forty di- nars sewed up in my clothes." He ordered the clothes to bo ripped open, and found the money. And how came you to tell asked the chief. replied the child, I would not be false lo my mother, to whom 1 promised never to tell a lie.1' said tho robber, art thou so mindful, at thy tender years, of ihe duly to thy mother, anrl I am insensible, at my nge, of 'he duty I owe to LGod Give me thy hand, I promise repentance on i'.' He did so. Ills followers wore struck by-the scene. You have buen our leader in snid they to the chief; now be the same in the path of virtue." They immediately gave back what they had stolen, and began 'at once to lead an honest life. TOMB OK DYINV; WORDS. A late visitor ut Napoleon's tomb in St. Helena, writes I turned aivay from house and tomb with deeper convictions limn ever of Ihe vanity of n-an as Who would not? And that death room! How the last word linger about it. which Napoleon uttered in it, from a crushed and bleeding heart: General Bertland, I shall soon be in my grave." Such is the last of great men. So it wis with the Clears and Alex- ander. And I too an; fonjotlen, nnd the Marengo conqueror and Empotor is a col- lege thome. My exploits are tasks given lo pupils by their tutors, who sits in judgment upon me, according to my censure or praise. And remark what is soon lo become of me. I die before my time, and my dead body, too must return to the earth and become food for worms. Behold t-he destiny now at hand of him who has been called the great Niv poleon What an abyss between my great misery and the eternal reign of Christ, who is proclaimed, loved and adored, and whose kingdom is extending overall the cart! I" THE Mayor of Albany has recently had c. table prepared of ihe rate of taxation in the chief cities of New York, by which it appears that out of eleven cities New York stands tenth. Rochester is the hignest, be- ing taxed on every 8100 Oswego next, at'' 8G Troy 47; Syracuse fourth, 78; Albany, Brooklyn, Schciiec- tady, Auburn and Poiighkeepsie are nearly nlike, averaging about 50- Then comes New York, and Hudson foots the list at on A Kansas woman's-rijrhter says Train did the cause there more harm than good that his high fulu'in flaltery completely turned Miss Anthony's head, and she iipparently fell in love with him, and it being for the first tiuie with anyvmnn, the emotion struck deep, and so the great was.sacrificed lo an affection. This will never do the cause must be committed to hearts that are proof against sueh experiences yet, if Miss Anthony fnils thus, who can be trusted pray WAXTINI; I wish that I had some good friends to help me on in life." Good friends Why you have re- plied his master. "I'm sure I haven't half so many, am those I have are too poor to help me.; Count your fingers my boy." Dennis looked at his large strong hands Counl thumbs and all." I have there are said the lad. Then never you Iiavu nut got ten good friends lo help you on in life. Try what those true- friends-can do before yon I begin grumbling and because you 1 do not get any help from others." Miscellaneous Items. AD.IVTAXT THOMAS been for SOUK; worths engaged iu writing his ropoit of the National Ci'moiei-ics. lie expects lo havn it, completed in uboul I wo .weeks, when it will submitted lo the. Secretary of War, nnd by that ofl'icor .I'.iil before Congress. The'report will In; vcty long, mid will con- tain a complete: histfvy of :il! the national cemeteries in the Sluies, which con- ilhe-remains of upward of three hun- dred .thousand soldiers. Cemeteries have been established in id! Southern except, .Florida. Tin; few bodies buried there, principally at ihe killle ground of Oliistpe, will he-removed to Savannah, Geor- gia. It. is understood ihai at! soon ns Thomas4ms finished his inspection report, he will be directed to resume his official duties as Adjutant General the army. TIIK New York Methodixl says: "Our Church grows rnpidlv in the South. Tho Mission Conferences organized in the late rubel'ious States to repay us for our lubor and care. Tho Mississippi Mission Conference shows a pain for of members find probationers. It rc-porls also 47 churches, 6 parsonages and 8 school houses, the whole valued ut The. Virginia and North Cnolitia Conference re- rep'orts an increase -ot' nearly two thousand Do our politicians sufliciently consider that this is reconstruction of the Union reconstruction too most likely to cnourc. The part to he .lafcen by the churches in the reorganization of the nation is not Biidciently understood by our public men." ODD various reports presented to the OOd Fellows' CJrivud Lodge of the United Slates, show '.Ivat the order iu 18G7 embraced lodges, with 214.51! 1 members, and that during .the year there were members initiated, and members died. The receipts for the yenr were and of this were paid for charitable purposes, there having been brethren, and w.idowcd families relieved by the lodges, and and 130 widowed families relieved by Ihe Encampments, which number 0.9.7, and have 3 members, all of whom, how- ever, are also members of the lodges. Si'oxcB gathering of sponge among LJiihnma Islands for con- version into bedding, cushions, or for use in general upholstery, is becoming a business of much magnitude. 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Oh, why can't those crazy kids get along? This week Danielle Staub settled with her ex-husband Kevin Maher. Her bitter ex, who was the subject of "Cop Without a Badge," sued Danielle for $5 million dollars. Yes, $5million dollars. Why?
Because he claims that the Real Housewife of New Jersey was talking a bunch of smack about him and made false accusations about him. He said he was glad it was over and there were rumors that he got a pretty nice settlement. But whatever he got, it apparently wasn't enough. He's now suing again, but he's not going after Danielle but rather… Simon & Schuster, the publishers of her book "The Naked Truth", which he thinks is more like The Naked Lie. And you thought five million was a lot of money? He's supposedly suing the book company for $10 Million! Looks like being married to Danielle Staub might have a bright side after all.
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The "Lootera" team had their share of problems while filming the romantic period-drama. They have captured their struggle in a five-minute documentary "Labour Of Love", which will come out soon. Director Vikramaditya Motwane says the film was an "emotional journey" for everyone.
Known for making his directorial debut with internationally acclaimed "Udaan", Motwane has teamed up with Ranveer Singh and Sonakshi Sinha in the movie.
"'Lootera' has been an emotional journey for all those involved with it. It is the perseverance and determination of the crew that made sure this movie got made," Motwane told IANS.
"After watching the five-minute video, a lot of people want us to make a full-fledged documentary. We will be releasing some more footage of our journey soon," he added.
"Lootera" journey has been dogged by mishaps and accidents.
One of the first mishaps was lead actor Ranveer's back injury on the sets in Dalhousie, which gave the crew a major fright. After that the shooting schedule went haywire as the actor had to be rushed back to the city on a stretcher.
After that, weather played spoilsport in Dalhousie. Such was the weather that the crew had to trek through knee-high snow.
For now, makers are trying to figure out how to release the documentary - whether it should be made available independently during the promotions or it should be screened with the film's end credits.
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While I was living in Ansbach, I found the city to be rich in history, however, not so rich in nightlife, which probably explains why all of the students that I met at the Fachhochschule either went home for the weekends, or to a more happening city.
40,000 people live in Ansbach, which is the capital of Middle Franconia. There are lots of cool buildings, such as the Residence (of the Margraves) and, a special Synagogue that survived the Third Reich. The temple is located in the middle of the city, so it was impossible to burn down - the whole town would have burnt down with it. Instead it was taken from the Jews and used as a warehouse (or something to that nature). Today there are cameras all around the building so nobody gets any ideas about defacing or attempting to destroy it.
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He also said the sales turnover would progressively increase to Rs 30,000 crore by FY17.
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RINL had a sales volume of more than 3 million tonnes in the last financial year despite the sluggish demand environment, he said.
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HEBRON ESTATES -- A 5-1 deficit after the first inning showed that North Bullitt had a little bit of a hangover from facing Bullitt East three days earlier, but the Eagles kept their composure, rallied, and beat 23rd District rival Bullitt Central 7-6 on Tuesday of last week.
North Bullitt scored four times in the top of the third inning and then went ahead with another run in the fourth. Bullitt Central kept it close, tying the game at 6-6 in the sixth.
MOUNT WASHINGTON – The Bullitt East Chargers wrapped up the number seed for the upcoming 24th District Baseball Tournament early last week, but in two games at home as part of the Louisville Invitational Tournament, there were a pair of frustrating losses.
HEBRON ESTATES – Two months ago, Bullitt Central softball coach Mike Phillips was frustrated this his team was letting mistakes snowball into more and more mistakes before the team was in such a hole that they mentally gave up.
Now, the Lady Cougars have started to show a little maturity, as they are able to put miscues in the rearview mirror and play the game in the present.
LOUISVILLE – Bullitt East vs. Mercy ranks as one of the top softball rivalries in the area, if not the closest.
In the four seasons since the two programs were thrust into the 24th District, the two state powers have met seven times and seven times the games have been decided by a single run. Four times the final score has been 1-0.
On Thursday, the two top-15 teams in the state clashed at Mercy and again it was fought tooth and nail before Bullitt East pulled out a 1-0 decision.
SHEPHERDSVILLE -- Few matches remain as tennis teams gear up for regional action on May 9.
Bullitt East boys' team will compete this week in the regional competition for the seven-member squads.
In girls' competition, Bullitt Central and North Bullitt will both compete on Monday in regional team championships.
Individual play is next week.
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North Bullitt avenged an earlier 3-2 loss to Bullitt East on Monday.
The host Eagles reversed the score.
MOUNT WASHINGTON – Nobody expected the Bullitt East Lady Chargers to go undefeated this season.
Plus, being up 6-0 midway through the fifth inning on Wednesday, nobody thought that the red and gold, ranked fifth in the state, would lose.
But the team did lose on Wednesday, falling 8-7 at Martha Layne Collins. So, when the second point came true, the first one was out the window as the Lady Chargers lost for the first time after 16 straight wins to open the season.
SHEPHERDSVILLE – The showdown is all but set for the Bullitt Central and North Bullitt softball programs as the two programs head to a clash next Monday at North Bullitt for the top spot in the 23rd District Tournament.
Bullitt Central already has lopsided wins over both Moore and Southern, by a combined 31-0 count. North Bullitt pounded Moore last week and will face Southern on Wednesday.
HEBRON ESTATES – The play wasn't always perfect, but there was never a dull moment on Saturday as Bullitt East and North Bullitt waged a titanic struggle before the Chargers pushed across a pair of runs in the top of the 10th inning to claim a 7-5 victory.
The battle between two of the top teams in the Sixth Region will be the only regular season meeting between the old rivals. Three of the past seven Sixth Region titles have been won by these two programs, including the last two by North Bullitt.
MOUNT WASHINGTON – Bullitt East seniors Kyle McKinley and Brandon Klefot needed just 42 pitches on Thursday to record a perfect game as the Chargers rolled past 24th District foe Fern Creek 10-0.
That was the first of three straight wins for Bullitt East last week. The Chargers also beat Fairdale 9-6 on Saturday before they beat North Bullitt 7-5 in a 10-inning classic (see story above).
SHEPHERDSVILLE – It has just been on of those baseball seasons for the Bullitt Central Cougars.
Coach G.J. Moore's team has been competitive, starting this week with an 8-14 mark. It has just been that the Cougars can't win the tight games. Five of the 14 losses have been by one or two runs. Worse, both of the losses within the 23rd District, have been by a single run -- 3-2 to Moore and 2-1 last Tuesday to Southern.
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Leon Harris thought August 1 would be an ordinary day.
After getting up, he planned to walk his dog four miles and then hit the gym for a couple hours before heading to work. But when he tried to get out of bed, Leon knew something was very wrong.
"My foot hit the floor when I got out of bed and boom! I hit the deck," Harris, 52, says. "I mean I had this pain in my stomach I think the most intense pain I've ever felt."
His wife Dawn says he suggested that they go to the hospital.
"I said, 'Let's go,'" Dawn says.
At Suburban Hospital, doctors ran tests and discovered Harris' pancreas was inflamed.
"They said you have a bad case of pancreatitis -- this is how we treat pancreatitis -- nothing by mouth, IV fluids, nothing by mouth and pain medication," Dawn says.
He was admitted. But overnight, he went downhill rapidly.
"My pancreas began to digest itself inside my body which caused this buildup of toxins, fluids, gases, reactions with internal organs - which is why my kidneys started shutting down and my fluid built up in my lungs," Harris, says.
He was airlifted to Johns Hopkins in critical condition.
Dr. David Efron, chief of acute surgery, says Leon had necrotizing pancreatitis, where enzymes in his pancreas began attacking and killing the organ itself.
"When you look at his CAT scan, it literally looks like a bomb has gone off in his pancreatic bed," he describes.
The enzymes destroyed half of Leon's pancreas, which began impacting his other organs. His kidneys started to shut down, his lungs filled with fluid, and his heart stopped - twice.
According to the doctor, the two major causes of pancreatitis in the U.S. today is gallstone disease and exposure to alcohol. Though Leon only drank socially, he has a family history of gallbladder disease.
He has made the decision to have his gallbladder taken out this December.
Though pancreatitis isn't uncommon, the doctor says that Leon's recovery is: "What's striking to me is he did so well -- because patients with this severity of pancreatitis, it's not uncommon for them to be in the hospital for several months," he says.
Dawn had just passed her registered nursing boards in July.
"I said, 'I guess he's going to be my first patient.' He's like, yeah he is," she says. "He's going to need your strength, he's going to really need you," Dawn says. What he's about to go through is really, really bad."
She says it was awful watching him struggle for air during his nine days in critical condition at Johns Hopkins, drifting in and out of consciousness.
The feeding tube and ventilator keeping him alive made him feel like he was drowning.
"It was literally like trying to snorkel across a lake using a cocktail straw," he says.
Delirious, Harris tried to pull out the tubes. He was put in restraints, but kept breaking free. the nurses nicknamed him "the grizzly bear."
"And one nurse Pat said, 'whatever you do, don't poke the bear!' Harris jokes.
When Leon's heart stopped, he thought it was the end.
"I just remember thinking God okay I think I've been a good guy, been good to people, I think I've done something else for somebody else every day of my life so far," he says.
But then he saw his wife Dawn.
"I was like, you can kill me, I want to die, I want to die," Harris says. "And I closed my eyes for a second and I happened to see this woman's face - and she was grinning and wearing that green top she had on day two and I just said, 'I can't quit on them. If I quit on her and go to Hell for that, that's not worth it. I'm not going to go to hell for quitting on her."
Eventually, Harris passed out. The next morning, he woke up in the hospital room and didn't know if he was dead or alive."
That's when Harris suddenly turned the corner.
Doctors had stopped the attack on his pancreas and he began breathing on his own again.
"That was the first time I realized I was going to live," he says.
He started growing stronger every day and after nearly a month in the hospital, Leon returned home, 18 pounds lighter, but alive.
Dr. Efron says that Leon's workout regimen of cardio and weightlifting six days a week probably saved his life. To prevent this from happening again, Leon is on blood thinners for several months, and has to reduce fat intake as well as cut out alcohol for the rest of his life.
"If you're telling me I have to watch the Mets kicking the Nats butts drinking Sprite, then I'll do it -- I'm not going to go back to not being able to breathe," says Harris.
"You're stuck with me now," he continues. "God kicked my ass back twice -- you're stuck with me."


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Daybreak Daily's afternoon turn at the pop-culture machine finds bulging bellies, a comedian and a boss, other things, and the mystery music video.
DUELING COVERS: Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, per the Los Angeles Times, "Jessica Simpson has posed naked on the April cover of Elle magazine, inspired by the pose made famous by Demi Moore on the cover of Vanity Fair and a similar shot of Cindy Crawford on the cover of W. (Siimpson) and fiance Eric Johnson are expecting a girl." http://lat.ms/xdESWV
MEANWHILE: A photo gallery of the aforementioned shoot, per toofab. http://bit.ly/zEsGJ8
TOO FAMILIAR: It's a tough industry for some, per PerezHilton, "Kristen Johnston, best know for her work on 3rd Rock From The Sun, has a new memoir coming out next week that is sure to shock anyone who ever thought they knew her. In the pages of her book, Guts: The Endless Follies and Tiny Triumphs of a Giant Disaster, she reveals her secret addiction to not only alcohol, but also pain medication." http://bit.ly/zDriF4
LOCAL ANGLE: The District gets yet another starring role, per Deadline Hollywood, "After lengthy negotiations, Keri Russell has reached an agreement to star in FX's period drama pilot The Americans. Created/executive produced by Joe Weisberg, executive produced by Justified showrunner Graham Yost and directed by Gavin O'Connor, the project centers on two KGB spies posing as Americans in suburban Washington, D.C. in the early 1980s." http://bit.ly/yC9IyJ
THE BOSS: This should be good, per Rolling Stone, "Jon Stewart has interviewed Bruce Springsteen for the cover story in the next issue of Rolling Stone, on newsstands March 16th. . . As host of The Daily Show, Stewart has talked to Springsteen publicly, but within the tight confines of brief segments. In this interview, the men get the space to speak at length about the Springsteen's new album, Wrecking Ball, as well as their common ground as popular entertainers with a serious interest in politics." http://bit.ly/w5a6zQ
ICK, ICK, ICK: And for good measure, another ick, per TMZ, "Hulk Hogan says the sex tape being shopped to porn companies was "secretly filmed" WITHOUT his permission ... and claims the footage is nothing less than an "outrageous invasion of privacy." TMZ broke the story ... the grainy video which has already been shopped to Vivid Entertainment features Hulk and a mystery brunette. It's unclear when the tape was shot." http://bit.ly/yiyW49
POTUS: Gee, this is interesting timing, per the AP, "President Barack Obama's re-election campaign plans to release a 17-minute documentary next week about his first term in office." http://apne.ws/yywsKs
STILL LOYAL: Kelso plays it cool and classy, per Radar, "He may no longer be with Demi Moore, but Ashton Kutcher was front and center to support her daughter Rumer Willis, when she took to the stage for her first solo performance Tuesday night." http://bit.ly/x1mC7K
CONFIRMATION: When a scoop is not really a scoop, per Us Weekly, "After weeks of rumors, Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi confirms exclusively in the new Us Weekly that she is 15 weeks pregnant -- and engaged to the father, beau of one and a half years Jionni LaValle." http://bit.ly/wb0qgk
AND FINALLY: Today's mystery music video. http://bit.ly/wi1heJ
--Skip Wood (Follow me on Twitter @DaybreakSkip)


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No matter how the season turns out, you should plan on being at the Las Vegas finale in May. Why? Because it is Vegas, and that is enough of a reason. Racing takes place far east of The Strip at Sam Boyd Stadium, and the venue typically sells out. With a massive area to work with and last round distinction, Feld goes all-out to make sure it is a success.
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Defending Freedoms
- Mon, 12/17/2012 - 00:00
Gao Zhisheng is one of the most respected human rights lawyers in China.
Australia Grapples With China's Rise
- Fri, 12/14/2012 - 00:00
Like certain other people in Washington, I'm trying to make my own pivot to Asia, both because the Middle East is so maddening and depressing, and because, well, Asia is Asia.
As China Rises, So Do Australia's Anxieties
- Fri, 12/14/2012 - 00:00
One of the most immediately apparent features of Australia is its vast emptiness. A mere 23 million people are spread over a landmass the size of the continental U.S.
Dark side of the Great Renewal: Chinese nationalism
- Wed, 12/05/2012 - 00:00
China's new leader, Xi Jinping, has issued a call for action to realize "the cause of national rejuvenation," which he describes as "the greatest dream for the Chinese nation in modern history."
China's narrative of Han expansion
- Mon, 12/03/2012 - 20:52
Philip Bowring says that China's focus on its role as a victim of past humiliationsis tempered by the historical spread, both inside and outside its current borders, of its largest ethnic group
Blind Chinese Legal Activist Chen Guangcheng to Xi Jinping: Reform Now or Risk Violent Transition
- Mon, 12/03/2012 - 20:49
Exiled Chinese activist Chen Guangcheng has posted a new video with a message for China's soon-to-be President Xi Jinping.
China: The Mao Dynasty Moves Toward Democracy And Human Rights
- Tue, 11/20/2012 - 00:00
A more important, historically speaking, presidential election than America's concluded last week … where Xi Jinping was entrusted with the leadership of China.
If China is doing so well, why do so many Chinese think of moving here?
- Mon, 11/19/2012 - 21:24
The signs of America's decline and China's rise seem to be everywhere: The U.S. middle class is stagnating while China's continues its meteoric ascent.
What Can Change In China?
- Sun, 11/18/2012 - 19:52
The 18th National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) opened in Beijing on November 8 amid almost unprecedented security.


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The 49ers will square off against Hawaii at 7 p.m. PT (5 p.m. HT) Sunday at Stan Sheriff Center.
Jan. 11, 2013
Long Beach State (9-6, 2-1 Big West) at
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Date: Sunday, Jan. 13
Time: 7 p.m. PST (5 p.m. HT)
Location: Stan Sheriff Center
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The Long Beach State women's basketball team will be looking to get back in the win column on Sunday, Jan. 13, when it heads to Honolulu, Hawaii, for a 7 p.m. (PST) showdown against the Rainbow Wahine.
Fans can follow the 49ers all season long with every women's basketball game being broadcast live via Stretch Internet Radio on longbeachstate.com. Tyler Hendrickson is LBSU's play-by-play announcer.
Sunday's game at UH will be televised live in Hawaii on Oceanic Time Warner Cable's OC Sports channel. The game will also be streamed online at ocsports.tv.
The University of Hawaii improved to 6-8 overall and 2-1 in Big West play with a 56-46 victory over UC Irvine on Wednesday, Jan. 9, in Honolulu. Kamilah Martin leads UH with 15.1 points and 9.6 rebounds per game.
Long Beach State leads in its all-time series with Hawaii, 15-8. The two teams will renew their rivalry as they are set to meet for the first time in 12 years, with the last outing occurring on Feb. 18, 1996, when the 49ers topped the Rainbow Wahine, 82-67, in Long Beach. It was LBSU's final Big West game against UH before Hawaii left to join the Western Athletic Conference.
A 49er victory over Hawaii on Sunday will mean:
- LBSU posts its third double-figure win campaign in the last four years. The 49ers hadn't reached the 10-victory plateau in three-straight seasons (2006-09) before Coach Wynn's arrival.
- LBSU picks up its first road win since Nov. 23, snapping a three-game skid in the process.
- LBSU improves to 3-1 in Big West play, marking its best conference start since 2009-10.
Sophomore guard Alex Sanchez earned her first career Big West Player of the Week honor on Jan. 7. The Anaheim, Calif., native was recognized after leading the 49ers to a 2-0 start in conference play. Sanchez averaged 13.5 points, 4.0 rebounds, 2.0 assists and 2.0 steals in a pair of wins over Cal Poly (Jan. 3) and UC Santa Barbara (Jan. 5).
Long Beach State has depended heavily on its performance from behind the arc this season. In their nine wins, the 49ers shot a combined 38.0 percent (70-184) from long distance. LBSU was over 40 percent in five of those games and made at least 10 3-pointers on three occasions, including a season-high 12 vs. Canisius. On the flip side, Long Beach State is just 24-for-100 in its six losses.
Long Beach State entered the week ranked second in the Big West in both 3-point field goals made (89) and 3-point field goals attempted (269). The 49ers were also third in the conference with a 33.1 3-point field goal percentage.
Eight of LBSU's 10 active players reached double figures during their season-long five-game win streak from Dec. 20-Jan. 5. The 49ers have also had multiple players in double digits in five of their last six contests.
Senior Mary Ochiltree enters the week ranked second in program history in career 3-point field goal percentage (38.6). Sophomore Ella Clark is also just eight blocks away from breaking into Long Beach State's all-time top-10 as she has amassed 98 career blocks in her time at LBSU.
Alex Sanchez has continued to produce in every aspect on the court. On the season, she leads the team with 11.7 points and 4.0 assists per game, while ranking second with 5.4 rebounds per outing. Sanchez, who notched a season-high 19 points at Utah Valley, has reached double figures in scoring in 10 games, including four of the last five. She has led LBSU in the points column nine times and has finished tops on the team in assists on 11 occasions.
Sophomore Devin Hudson has registered a team-best three double-doubles on the season as she accomplished the feat vs. Arizona, vs. Columbia and at Cal State Northridge. Against the Wildcats, Hudson finished with 10 points and a season-best 12 rebounds, while she totaled a season-high 14 points and 11 boards in a 29-point win over Columbia. She also notched 11 points and 12 rebounds in a Big West game at CSUN. Hudson, who has six career double-doubles, has led LBSU on the boards in nine of the last 11 games, corralling at least 10 rebounds five times during that span.
Long Beach State returns to the friendly confines of the Walter Pyramid next week when it entertains UC Riverside (Jan. 17) and Cal State Fullerton (Jan. 19) in a pair of Big West games.
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U-46 Reviews Programs for At-Risk Student Literacy
Ryndak, Heather, Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL)
Byline: Heather Ryndak Daily Herald Staff Writer
Without realizing it, Mary Enck has lived a hard-knock life.
Her father died when she was 3 and she grew up in a single-parent family that didn't have a car, television or much money.
"I was at-risk, but I guess I didn't know," said Enck, the director of early childhood initiatives for Elgin Area Unit District 46.
Being successful at school, however, was what helped Enck along on the right path.
"There's one or two things that can happen to make school more successful for children and their families and that's what our programs" are trying to do.
"The goal is to turn children into lifelong learners and it's critical for at-risk children to start these programs early," Enck said to the U-46 Citizens' Advisory Council at-risk committee Wednesday night.
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For a big guy, the K2 Shreditor 112 Ski is nimble. This fun and maneuverable powder ski loves the deep stuff, which you'll notice from the ample 112mm waist, but with the right amount of camber underneath it certainly won't shy away from hardpack or chopped-up snow either. So stick to the powder and trees as much as possible, but once it's all gone, don't worry about having to switch over to that less-than-desirable snow; with this ski, it's call comin' up roses. K2's all-terrain rocker gives this ski plenty of versatility, as well as just making it really fun to ski. The fir and aspen core gives it plenty of dampening to be able to punch through mank and crud, and the TwinTech sidewall makes for a high amount of durability that won't leave you looking at a busted edge just from grazing a rock.
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How Much Does Confectioners' Sugar Cost?
Confectioners' sugar, commonly known as powdered sugar, is a light sugar that is powder like in texture. It is often used as a Whether you are a pastry chef or just someone who takes delight in baking different snacks, you would agree that most sweets and desserts are not complete without a final dusting of confectioners' sugar. Confectioners' sugar comes in different grades that indicate finer grains. Also known as icing sugar, confectioners' sugar complements a lot of sweet snacks such as fried donuts, french toast, funnel cakes, and beignets. In addition, this type of sugar is commonly used to make some cake frostings, sugar glazes, dessert sauces, and decorative icings. Thus, confectioners' sugar is a must-have in the kitchen of a baker. In industrial food production, confectioners' sugar is used when the product being made requires a quick dissolving sugar.
How much does it cost?
- Like any other baking ingredients, the price for confectioners' sugar depends on many factors, one of which is the particular brand to be used. However, most brands of confectioners' sugar sold at two pounds per pack cost around $2 each, with an average of $0.60 to $1 per pound.
- Different brands of confectioners' sugar can be purchased through some online stores. Webstaurantstore.com, for example, sells a particular brand of confectioners' sugar in a 2 pound bag for only $1.69.
- Another brand sold on Amazon costs $5.49 for a 16 ounce pack.
- You can also buy confectioners' sugar in bulk which will enable you to save you money per pounds. For instance, a pack of six 16-ounce pouches can retail for $20 to $30. Thus, it will cost you around $0.28/oz.
What is going to be included?
- Most confectioners' sugars come in 1 or 2-pound boxes or packs. It is a very common product, so you can simply purchase one from any local grocery store. If you want to get away from the hassles of grocery queues, you can place orders at some online stores and have it delivered at your doorstep.
- Most of the sugar sold in grocery stores have been grounded ten times. That is the reason why a 10x designation is placed on the packaging. Some specialty stores carry other grades, such as a 4x or 6x grind, which are generally used for specific commercial food products. The standard 10x box or bag is the one that is ideal for home use.
What are the extra costs?
- If you purchase confectioners' sugar online, you will most likely have to pay for the shipping charges. Because these packages of sugar can be fairly heavy, the shipping charges may be higher than normal.
- Depending on the reason you are purchasing confectioners' sugar, you will most likely need other ingredients to complete your recipe. All of these other ingredients will have to be purchased separately.
- It is sometimes easier to sprinkle confectioners' sugar on top of your baked goods by using a sifter. This is like a strainer only with smaller openings. You can get a strainer in many different sizes and forms that can cost between $1-$20. There are also containers much like salt-shakers that can be used to keep confectioners' sugar on the table.
Factors that influence the price:
- Location/Store. Some stores have lower prices than others even if the confectioners' sugar brand is the same.
- Brand. Some brands are known to be more expensive than others.
Tips to know:
- Confectioners' sugar must be stored in an airtight container in a cool and dark location. Otherwise it will harden and not be able to be used.
- Confectioners' sugar can also be kept in an oversized shaker and served along with other breakfast condiments such as syrup, butter, and cinnamon. Sprinkling it over pancakes, French toasts or Belgian waffles can also be a delightful complement to a perfect meal.
- Confectioners' sugar can also be a substitute for table sugar. You just need to identify how much powdered sugar to use in your recipe and do your calculations. For every cup of table sugar, use 1 1/3 cup of packed powdered sugar.
How can I save money?
- Aside from shopping around and looking for the cheapest items, you can make your own confectioners' sugar at home. You can make accomplish this by simply blending granulated sugar until it turns into a powder. The easiest way to do this is by using a coffee grinder. For a detailed procedure, you can consult self-help sites such as eHow.com and DIY.com.
- Many major brands have coupons and deals available online. Be sure to check these deals before heading to your local grocery store.
- Confectioners' sugar has a fairly long shelf life as long as it is stored properly. If you buy in bulk, you will save more per pound or ounce. Also, if you have a coupon and the item is on sale, you can purchase a few packages at the discounted price and save the others for later.


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Men Really Do Prefer The Thrill Of The Chase, Say Scientists
When it comes to women – and gadgets – some men really do prefer the thrill of the chase, a study has found.
Researchers from the University of Chicago showed a group of male volunteers two photographs of a woman. One of the photographs showed the woman clearly while the other image was blurred.
Prior to seeing the images, the men were asked to categorise themselves as either a 'smooth talker' or a 'shy gawker'.
The self-confessed 'smooth talkers' were more attracted to the blurry photograph as the woman appeared to be less attainable while the 'shy gawkers' preferred the image that showed the woman clearly.
A similar pattern followed when men were given a choice between products that were easy to reach and those that were hidden at the back of the shop shelf.
Researcher Dr Aparna Labroo, Associate Professor of Marketing, said, as cited in the Daily Mail: "To get the best outcomes or products, people usually have to expend effort.
"This relationship between effort and value is so closely associated in a consumer's mind that wanting the best outcomes automatically results in increased preference for any outcome associated with effort, even pointless effort."
Professor Labroo concluded: "So the next time you find yourself chasing that hottie, or you find yourself reaching to get a product way back on a shelf, pause for a moment and consider whether the outcome is really worth your effort."
Relationship expert Dr. Pam Spurr says: "Almost everyone - men and women - put a certain added 'value' on to something that's not easily attainable. This is why can feel so good to save up for something like a special dress or handbag - and when you get it just feels priceless.
"It's the same with sex and the classic chase - many men find the chase exciting and it strikes their ego to feel they're the one who is finally going to get her attention - and into bed. Add to this the fact that men are very goal focused and an elusive goal can seem all that much more interesting.
"I'd never advocate game playing but if you're interested in a long-term thing it's only sensible to hold back a little bit. A little bit of mystery can go far and after all, if the tables are turned most women don't want a man to confesses undying love and interest after the first date or two."
Like a red rag to a bull it would seem the colour red also fires up the passion in women. A study at the University of Rochester asked 288 female and 25 male undergraduates to look at photos of a man in which his shirt was digitally coloured either red or another colour. Women in a variety of countries agree that the red shirt made the man appear "more powerful, attractive and sexually desirable."
Women can subconsciously sense if a man is attracted to her by the smell of his sweat, according to a study at Rice University in Texas. A group of 19 women in their twenties were exposed to two types of male sweat - one labelled 'normal' and the other 'sexual'. The normal sweat was obtained from the men while they were watching educational videos while the 'sexual' sweat was gathered while they were watching an erotic video. The women's brains were monitored while they were exposed to the sweat. The brain activity showed that they recognised and responded to the sexual sweat.
Anthropologists in New Zealand carried out studies to find the precise waist to hip ratio that drives men wild. Volunteers were asked to rate the attractiveness of images of women that had their bust, hip and waist sizes digitally altered. The eye movements of the participants were tracked using infra-red cameras. Most men were drawn to the breasts but hips and waists were also important. The most attractive ratio was the waist measuring 70% of the hips. Not surprisingly, Marilyn Monroe, Kate Moss and Jessica Alba all share this ratio.
Men with high levels of testosterone are attracted to women with highly feminine faces, a study at Aberdeen University found. A group of 70 women and 30 men underwent a series of tests to examine the role of testosterone in attraction between the sexes. It was found that attitudes towards the opposite sex changed depending on their fluctuating testosterone levels throughout the day. Researcher Dr Ben Jones, said "When men's testosterone levels were high, they were more attracted to feminine women. When women's testosterone levels were high they were more attracted to masculine men."
According to a study by Florida State University men are unconsciously attracted to a woman's scent when she is ovulating. Four female volunteers - two who were ovulating and two who were not - were asked to wear a plain white T-shirt for three consecutive nights. Male volunteers were asked to smell the T-shirts. Those who smelled the T-shirts of the ovulating women had testosterone levels 37% higher than those who smelled the T-shirts of the women who were not ovulating.
It's a long-held belief that we are naturally attracted to people that resemble ourselves. In an experiment conducted by the University of Illinois, volunteers were shown pictures of of two faces morphed together. One group was shown images of faces of strangers morphed together while the other group was shown faces that were a composite of a stranger's face and up to 45% their own face. The subjects shown images containing their own face found the picture more sexually attractive.
Contrary to the theory that we choose partners similar to ourselves and backing up the old adage 'opposites attract', scientists have found an evolutionary reason why we may be attracted to those who are genetically most different to us. A Brazilian study found tthat people are more likely to choose someone with differences in the DNA region that governs the immune system as parents with dissimilar genetic regions could provide their offspring with a better chance to ward infections off because their immune system genes are more diverse.


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Whether you're wanting to lose weight, build muscle, tone up, train for an event are just want to be healthier, our 3 phase program is the best option for you. Our highly qualified staff will work around any injuries or road blocks you may have to build you a customized exercise program. We will also create a custom meal plan built around you and your needs, to insure your success. Our certified personal trainers will be by your side every step of the way to make sure you stay on track. Click on the "personal training" tab at the top of the page to find out more.
What sets our group training apart is that fact that you truly have measurable results. Our unique style of training generates a score every workout. With this system you are able to track your progress, while competing with yourself each workout to better your score. Click on the "group training" tab at the top of the page to found out more.
Don't live close enough to our location? Not a problem! Dream Body's expert team of certified personal trainers and nutrition counselors have put together an amazing online program. We have a couple different options ranging from meal and workout plans and a growing workout library with tons of exercise tutorials. Our goal is to make you healthier. If we have to do that through a computer screen, then that's what we'll do!
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