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Actress Nargis Fakhri says she is "adapting" and "adjusting" in Bollywood by working on her Hindi diction every day, but she wishes she would have learnt Urdu during her younger days.
Nargis used to stay in New York before she got her big Bollywood break with "Rockstar". Now she will be seen in "Madras Cafe".
"I'm still learning everyday, and I'm learning to adapt and adjust. I work as much as I can. I have leant to read and write, I try to watch films without subtitles so that I can understand (Hindi) better. I wish I would have learnt Urdu when I was a child," said Nargis.
"I started taking Hindi classes one year ago. I understand at least 80 percent. I'm trying really hard, but I don't understand many jokes. But I'm happy now people cannot talk (bad) about me in Hindi, because I understand that," she quipped.
In the time between "Rockstar" and "Madras Cafe", Nargis was occupied with travelling and reading scripts.
"I was busy reading scripts, dance classes, Hindi classes, travelling to see my family, moving my stuff from New York to Mumbai and adjusting," she said, adding that she will always do films that "I feel I want to watch as an audience".
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A sensible rule of thumb for connectedness might be that the actions of
powerholders in one region of a network rapidly (say within a year) and visibly
(say in changes actually reported by nearby observers) affect the welfare of at
least a significant minority (say a tenth) of the population in another region
of the network. Such a criterion indubitably makes our own world a single
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manufactured goods, shipments of grain and arms from region to region would
suffice to establish the minimum connections. (Tilly 1984: 62)
The culinary capital of India may be London, that of China San Francisco. In order to carry out anthropological fieldwork in a village in the Dominican Republic, one has to spend at least a few months in New York City. The little trolls, 'Scream' t-shirts and expensive knitted sweaters sold to tourists visiting Oslo, are made in Taiwan, Pakistan and Sri Lanka, respectively. The largest city in the English-speaking Caribbean is London. And if the classical patriarchal kinship system of the Taiwanese had been unable to withstand the pressure of individualism from modernization, several shop owners in Silicon Valley might still have been in business: The patrician is an efficient economic unit where interest-free loans and free services are available, and when shops in California (and elsewhere) have to close down because their customers have lost their jobs, this is partly a result of competition from East Asia.
Such is the extent of global interconnectedness — and I still haven't even mentioned satellite television, the Internet, cheap flights and cellphones. Some theorists compare the complex webs of connectedness in the current era to chaos and complexity in physics (for example, Thrift 1999; Urry 2003), mining complexity theory for models that can be used to understand social change.
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Brooke posted earlier about our amazing experience in the Cupcake Class at Thanksgiving Point. It was so much fun. When Sara, the amazingly talented instructor, told us she was going to make Peanut Butter and Jelly cupcakes, I have to admit I was a bit skeptical, but these turned out to be one of my favorites of the night. I thought instantly that they would be such a fun treat for after school. Ya know, a twist on PB&J and all. Here is the recipe for the Peanut Butter and Jelly Cupcakes:
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½ teaspoon salt
¼ teaspoon baking soda
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Cool on a rack. Spoon the jam into a pastry bag.
When cupcakes are room temperature, push the tip of the bag into the center of the cupcake and fill. (Can you tell how she just jammed the tip into the cupcake and filled? She said to hold each cupcake in your hand so you can fill when it is full.)
Frost with the butter cream frosting.
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2 teaspoons cream
With a mixer, combine 1 cup of sugar with the butter and beat until very smooth. Next add the rest of the sugar and beat until smooth. Finally, add the vanilla and cream and beat on medium speed for two minutes or so. *If you need to add more cream feel free to do so.
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Sara Pardieck and William Hubbard, both of Seymour, announce their engagement.
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Mr. Hubbard is the son of Fred and Sharon Hubbard of Seymour. He is a 2003 graduate of Seymour High School and a 2011 graduate of Indiana University School of Informatics. He is employed in the information technology department of Seymour Community Schools.
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Thanks particularly to Kathy Woodward and Herb Blau at Milwaukee for their hospitality and for providing me with an opportunity to rethink earlier work from a different angle and, ultimately, to acknowledge and confront its limitations.
In the two weeks I spent at McGill in January, 1986, only the weather was cold-staff and students on the graduate program in communications took care to make me feel at home and discussion was always lively and engaged.
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The lawsuit claims the pilots flying the LearJet were not licensed to operate the plane and that the jet was poorly maintained.
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James Lafferty Reunites With 'One Tree Hill' Creator To Direct 'The Royals'
Nathan Scott is turning in his basketball for a headset. James Lafferty revealed on Aug. 25 that he's actually stepping behind the camera, alongside 'One Tree Hill' creator, Mark Schwahn on 'The Royals!'
James Lafferty may not have been at the One Tree Hill reunion in Montreal last weekend, but it looks like he had a really good reason to miss it. He was in the director's chair in London, next to Mark Schwahn! We could not be more excited…
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'One Tree Hill' Cast Has Epic Reunion In Montreal & Takes So Many Photos
We know — the cast has been together before, but this time, they took so many pictures that we can't get enough of. Brooke, Haley, Skills, Mouth, Dan, and many many more 'OTH' members headed to Montreal, and shared so many beautiful moments.
What happens when Sophia Bush, Bethany Joy Lenz, Daphne Zuniga, Stephen Colletti, Antwon Tanner, Paul Johansson, and Torey Devitto get together 12 years after the premiere of One Tree Hill? Well, a LOT of pictures, and yes, some tears.
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'One Tree Hill': Stars Chad Michael Murray & Hilarie Burton Reunite — Pic
Leyton forever and always! 'One Tree Hill' stars Chad Michael Murray and Hilarie Burton reunited for a fan convention on Aug. 8, reinstating our love for fan-favorite couple Peyton and Lucas! See the epic pic here.
Can we go back to Tree Hill now, please? Chad Michael Murray, 33, and Hilarie Burton, 33, reunited for EyeCon3000 in Wilmington, North Carolina on Aug. 8, and it was everything we wanted and more! It's been thee years since One Tree Hill has been off the air — and even longer since Chad and Hilarie were on the show — so this reunion pic made us feel incredibly nostalgic!
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'One Tree Hill' Creator Teases Reunion: If I Can Get Cast Together, It'll Happen
Bring us back to Tree Hill! 'OTH' creator Mark Schwahn revealed that he would totally be down for a reunion if the cast could find a time to get together. Music to our ears!
Dreams do come true! One Tree Hill has been off the air since 2012, but it's legacy still lives on. Executive producer Mark Schwahn, 48, talked all about the beloved CW drama in a new interview, and revealed that if he can get the "successful" cast together, he's in love with the idea of having a reunion.
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'One Tree Hill' Reunion: The Real Reason Sophia Bush Wasn't There
Yes, a 'One Tree Hill' reunion happened right in the spot that the show was shot — but Sophia Bush was noticeably missing. Of course, people think they know why she couldn't go, but now we know the real reason.
On the weekend of March 28, most of the cast of One Tree Hill headed back to Wilmington, North Carolina for an epic convention for fans. Lucas (Chad Michael Murray) and Peyton (Hilarie Burton) both were in attendance and took pretty epic photos with the fans, but Sophia Bush, AKA Brooke Davis, couldn't make it. The actress, 32, got completely attacked on Twitter for not attending, so she decided to clear the air once and for all.
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'One Tree Hill' Cast Reunites: Filming A Reunion Episode?
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Sophia Bush, Bethany Joy Lenz, Hilarie Burton and the rest of the One Tree Hill cast reunited and shared some awesome Instagram pics to prove it. Could they be reuniting to film a special episode, or perhaps a movie?
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Louis Tomlinson Admits: I Cried When Keith Died On 'One Tree Hill'
The One Directioner reveals he has impeccable taste in television, as well as a heart of gold.
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text: A strong cold front will sweep off the North Carolina coast by Friday afternoon. Drier and much cooler air will follow the front giving eastern Carolina the coolest air so far in the fall season. Afternoon highs will struggle into the middle to upper 50s despite mostly sunny skies. Temperatures will plummet into the lower 30s across inland communities by Saturday morning bringing widespread frost to most locations west of Highway 17. Temperatures will warm slowly over the weekend with upper 50s Saturday and middle 60s by Sunday afternoon. Both days will feature lots of sunshine and light winds.


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SDSU building 'Star Trek' tricorder
Remember how Dr. McCoy used a tricorder on "Star Trek" to diagnose medical problems? It was a cool piece of fiction that might evolve into reality — possibly in San Diego.
The X Prize Foundation last year created a long-term, worldwide contest in which $7 million will be awarded to the team that produces the best device for detecting and monitoring a variety of diseases and conditions. The so-called Qualcomm Tricorder X Prize has drawn hundreds of competitors, including at least 10 teams from San Diego County. The latest competitor is one of the region's academic powerhouses: San Diego State University.
The school said it has quickly pulled together 60 people from across campus and elsewhere to work on an entry that is among the most ambitious science and engineering collaborations in SDSU history. Participants include bioengineers, software specialists and business experts.
They are led by Lambert Ninteman, 37, a graduate student who is such a hard-core "Star Trek" fan that he approached Nichelle Nichols, the actress who played Lt. Uhura, when he was only 4 years old.
"I asked her if she knew R2-D2," Ninteman remembered. "She said, 'Oh honey, that's the wrong movie!' I'd like to apologize and let her know that I definitely know what the tricorder is about."
San Diego State's X Prize team is developing a prototype tricorder that will basically be a greatly modified Android phone with attachments that can spot and track medical problems.
Work is in the early stages. The SDSU team has turned to the Salk Institute for advice, and it plans to look at technology from Space and Naval Warfare Systems Pacific in San Diego to see whether it can gain an edge over other competitors.
San Diego State might need every advantage it can get. The X Prize Foundation hasn't released the full list of contestants, which numbers more than 200. But the foundation did say the competitors include Albert Yu-Min Lin, the academic superstar who co-leads the Distributed Health Lab at the University of California San Diego. Lin is a technologist who uses non-invasive technologies to explore hard-to-reach places without damaging the environment. He's made major archaeological finds, and he's pushing hard to improve global health care through emerging technologies.
"This (competition) merges with our interests," Lin said. "We believe in it. We're in."
So is Matt Banet, the founder of Sotera Wireless in Sorrento Valley. He's on a team fielded by Perminova, a life-sciences company in La Jolla.
"I like the idea of a simple device that is wireless and which is minimally invasive to the patient," Banet said. "And San Diego is the hub in this country for wireless health care."
The Qualcomm Tricorder X Prize said the top three finishers in the contest will be teams whose tricorders "assess a set of 16 distinct conditions and five vital signs in a pool of people within three days, while providing a strong consumer experience in the areas of usability, understandability, engaging and desirable presentation of information, and ability of the solution to willingly invoke action on the part of the user."
One more thing: The overall device can't weigh more than five pounds.
The registration phase of the competition is underway. The qualifying round begins next year, followed by competition among the finalists in 2015. The winner will be chosen no later than June 2015. The foundation said $7 million will go to the winner, and $2 million and $1 million, respectively, will go to the teams that finish second and third.
The X Prize Foundation uses money to fuel competitions that are meant to spur major advances in technology. Its best-known contest to date — the Ansari X Prize — focused on private, manned spaceflight. In 2004, Scaled Composites of Mojave won $10 million for becoming the first nongovernmental team to build and launch a spacecraft capable of carrying three people that was shot into space twice within two weeks.


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Issue date: Friday, November 16, 1917
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Previous edition: Friday, November 9, 1917
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Publication name: Bedford Gazette
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Bedford Gazette (Newspaper) - November 16, 1917, Bedford, Pennsylvania CIJSAN CONSERVATIVE PROGRESSIVE GAZS VOLUME 113, No. 5. BEDFORD, PA., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1917 ES'17 PEISOML ion EMERGENCY AID AND NAVY LEAGUE NOTES Arrival.' and Departures of Residents and Visitors IN IHE SOCIAL WORLD The Column Everybody About Your Friends and Neigh- and There. Lights For The Dark Hour Dear Chairman: The Emergency Aid has establish- ed a new committee to be called the' "Soldiers' and Sailors' Bureau." This committee has been establish- j as u rtottUU numberless appeals j from the Army camps. The purpose of the Bureau is to give to Pennsyl- vania soldiers in camp information as to how their needs in connection with Miss Mary Beckley of St matters, insurance, business or PHILADELPHIA October 1917. lhe outbreak the world-war have the forces of freedom and light been so much in need of inspiriting as now The Italy by the overwhelming German power, coming .Russia definitely assumes the character of a positive S ve to- tlle allied cause' must shock, momentarily, at the stout- est courage. i fan .De no thought of quitting or talk of compromise. The spirit must animate the American people and 'those others who to this ers wo o s timp have borne so- much more heroic part than is indentical with the ville is visiting relatives in Bedford. Henry W. CogaBrtoTHopewell Twp., spent several days in Bedford this week. Mr. McClellan Jay, of Piney Creek, spent several days in Bedford this week. relief can be met. In addition to this work the Bu-1 reau will endeavor to supply sweat-1 ers-as quickly as possible when de-[ mands come from the camps. The days." We were tired and worn out for lack those awful Virginia swamps. I was bivouacked on the banks of the Rappahdnnock. The victorious enemy of us. Even retreat seemed cut off. _ I turned to the man next to sweaters for the men. No assoeia- Mr. and Mrs. Win. Beegle of Ev- I tion is able to cope with the situation erett spent Sunday with relatives in -Bedford. Robert C. Smith, Point was Aid to make a special appeal to their Emergency Aid has daily the most and homesick, I turned to tne man next to me He was a urgent appeals from the officers ureen mountaineer, shaking with ague from the fever-swamps think we can ever he asked nodded, and thru his ague-chattering teeth he said: and for this reason the Bureau urges all the chairmen of the Emergency Court convened on Monday No- vember 12th, 1917, at 10.00 a. m. with all Judges present. William Brice, Jr., was appointed foreman of the Grand Jury. Estate of George R. Ling de- ceased; report of E.D. Claar. Audit- or filed and confirmed nisi. Estate of William P. Cromwell, de- ceased; return of sale filed and con- firmed nisi. Town Talk and Neighb Tersely MANY ITEMS GPL_ Gleaned From VarloCKBURN Little Points" Vigilant A baby girl' was bor Mrs. Raymond Burke Su, Mr. Frank Grove of Estate of R. R. McCreary deceas-' served as a Grand Juror thyoTroB g-g-got to.' 'We friends in Bedford on members to begin to knit sweaters at once, and to finish them as Quickly sPim ana as possible. The -Emergency Aid greeting his ri uesday. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Metzger of New Enterprise visited relatives in Bed- ford Sunday. Miss Marsha Weisel has returned from a four week's visit with friends in Pittsburgh. Mrs. D. W. B. Mann and son, of Altoona were callers at the Gazette office Saturday. -feels that every member should knit at least one sweater during the next three weeks. The situation is ex- ceedingly serious, and there will be great suffering if it is not met promptly. All knitted articles intended for the soldiers in camps should be ad- dressed to Mrs. Clarence Clark, Sold- Squire George R. Imler of Wood- iers' and Sailors' Bureau of the Emer bury-was a business visitor to Bed-isency Aid, T428 Walnut Street. ford on Tuesday. Mr. D. W. Snyder of Cumberland, Md., is greeting his many friends in Bedford this week. Mr. C. C. Brumbaugh of New En- terprise, was a business visitor to Bedford on Tuesday. Captain Josiah Hissong of Point was transacting business in Bedford Tuesday. x Mrs. Geo. Mardorffl and daughter, Edna, spent a few days shopping last in Cumberland, Md., Mr. and Mrs. 'D. W. Prosser are visiting at the-home of Mr. and Mrs. Judward Prosser in Bedford Twp. Lieutenant J. Schell Ridenour spent Saturday and Sunday with his parents, Mr. and J. W. Ridenour Mr. Griffin Hammer of Pittsburgh arrived Thursday to attend, the funer- al of his little brother, Ned Hammer. Mr. and G. Smith of Pitts- burgh motored to Bedford and are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Cess- na. Mr. Geo. W. Taylor, Proprietor of the Grand View Hotel, Saxton, Pa., made us a business call this week while serving as juryman. Yours very'truly, C. H. ELLIS, Secretary protem Soldiers' Sailors' Bureau. (Mrs. William S. Ellis) PHILADELPHIA November 8, 1917. Miss Cora McGirr, Chairman, Comforts Com., Navy League, Bedford, Pa. My dear Miss McGirr: The, box of garments sent by you on the Sth-instant has been received, for which accept our sincere thanks. Also extend our-thanks to the diff- erent sections that have contributed their share. As the weather gets colder the de- mands for these garments become greater, and it makes us very happy to be able to fill these needs by just such contributions as yours. Very truly yours, MRS. MONCURE ROBINSO.ft Chairman for the State of Penna. The ladies of the Emergency Aid mati-m- wnaf ''We g-g-got to" lick the Germans. And no matlel our economic advantages or how much longer our resources :nless there is among the men in the fighting ranks the to go through to the end. the it will ttirvsA nf f and Pennsylvania, in common _ those of the nation, will hear much about the Y M C A WP have of Vermont soldfei because we r ihTS YM Bok confessed to a prejudice against the i. m. o. A. J or a long time the name had borne to him a suggestion of Piousness He had imagined that the Yr M. C. A. meant somltwlg a Httle ncUned to the wishy-washy. It was apart from the rough and tumble of PerllaPS to cant in young and pliable minds But the war, which is changing'our thought on so many subjects had changed his on the Y. M. C. A. Mr; Bok has learned as so many others are learning that the Y. M. C.'A. in'the war is not pious, TB place forjsant, that it is not cold, nor aloof, nor theological. That it is the factor with which the soldier comes in contact fhaVany other" agJucT' and 6fflCiellt Said a man to a young inveterate cigarette smoker now in a training camp: Jack, how do you get your "No trouble at all said Jack. "I get all I want at the Y. M. C. A., and I buy 'em 2 cents a box cheaper than I could get 'em here in the city a million other Jacks are this day getting their rl n A! HA 4- i _ Senator McNichol of Philadelphia, jand Navy League of Bedford County died at the home of his son Wednes- have certainly done their "bit" in the number of knitted garments al- day morning, death being due by dilation of the heart. Sergeants Joe Heit and Oscar. Whetstone of Camp Hancock, Augus- j ferent branch organizations have ta, Ga., are spending several days been rencently shipped: on a furlough with Bedford relatives November 12, 1917, sixth ship- cigarettes and everything else thatIppToximates home comfort from the f M. u A. snacks in the traininsr eamns in the TTnitAri Sfotcc, firing lines in France. training camps in the United States and on the If Jack wants a needle and thread or a box of chocolates or the Quar- terly Review or to cash a check or to see a movie or to write a letter or a How about you aak. Well, if, he wants religion, it is there for him, but if he doesn't want it he doesn't have to take it any more than he has to take chewing tobacco if his taste is for 6andy. They are all there at his command. And if it is religion he wants, why that, too is there in infinite variety. If he is a Jew, he will find the approved Jewish M- C' A- iS a he Can The Y. M. C. A. is teaching the men tossing; it is teaching them to box- it is teaching them to play football; it is teaching thousands of them to read and write English. In one camp near Philadelphia the Y M C A maintains athletic fields for men at one time M> C' A- is the last link that binds tlle soldiers to life outside tne fighting service. It is the nearest thing to a home that they can ready sent to the soldiers and sailors. in war. It is the last friend to pat them on the back as they eo The following articles from the dif- over the top. It is the first to greet them when they come back exhaust- Mrs. Arch Harper-and daughter re- turned to their home at Cleveland.O., after spending some time with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs J. B. May. Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Hetrick of Woodbury and Mrs. Frank Kalaf of Washington, D. C. spent last Satur- day at-the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bortz. Mr. Geo MeCleery, two sisters, Misses Drucile and Martha, Mr.Harry Steck and Miss Rose Bruist, all of Jeanette, motored to Bedford on last Sunday as the guests of the former aunts Misses McCleery. Mrs. Annie Margaret and Drucile Wertz and daughter ment from Bedford Navy League. New Enterprise, 1 muffler, 1 pair wristlets. Woodbury, 2 jackets, 1 muffller, 2 pair wristlets. Imler, 7 jackets, 3 pair wristlets, 1 muffler. Schellsburg, 2 jackets, 1 muffler, 1 pair wristlets. Total 21. Miss Cora McGirr, Chair man of Comfordt's Com. November 12 1917, second ship- ment from Everett, 44 garments: To the Navy League 14 jackets, 4 helmets, 16 scarfs, 10 pairs wrist- lets. ed, wounded or heartsick. Its workers on the front are continualy under fire, and they give up their lives with the same devotion as the soldiers show. T ---Miss Marie, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sent to Camp Lee 11 jackets, 2 scarfs, 1 pair wristlets. _, ___ ___ ___ ______ Given to Everett Boys 10 jackets. and sons Lawrence and mufflers, 3 helmets, 3 pair wrist- and Mr. Moses Lippel, motored to I lets. Chambersburg on Sunday. Aside frgm the Navy League ship- of knittel garments Miss Mc- I Girr has been shipping each week On Monday evening at seven knitted outfits to the boys of Corn- o'clock in the parlors of the Grand PanJ L Bedford County. Mr. Denver C. .._ _ ner and Miss Maude M. Cable of i much these are appreciated by our Cairnbrook were united in marriage! boys at Camp Hancock: by the Rev. C. R. Allenbach, pastor I ARMY AND NAVY of Trinity Lutheran Church Mr. and Young Hens' Christian Association Mrs. R. C. Brant attended the happy! Saturday, Nov. 4, 1917. couple during the ceremony. The (Dear Miss McGirr: Sunday the Y. M. C. A. of the nation began a campaign for 000 to carry on its work of keeping the American fighting men happy, clean and courageos, of keeping their hearts in the great work before them of keeping them efficient weapons in the war for world-freedom and human liberty. Never since the war began has there been so vital a need of this work has the obligation been so great on the American people to promote it. It can very easily mean the difference between winning the war and losing it. We are sure that the people of this nation will respond to the call We are sure that the people of this city and state will do their share And those who give can have the assurance that they are helping their "own boys and our boys, now in the service or yet to' begin it; helping to put home into the camp and into the trench with them, helping to put courage into their hearts and hope into their souls; helping to guide them thru the hell of war and helping to bring them back home with high spirits and clean bodies, fit to be the fathers of the generations who have to carry the American name and the American ideals down the ages yet to come ed; widow's inventory filed. Estate of D. M. Ripley, deceased' widow's inventory filed. Estate of J. B. Williams, deceased; order of sale continued. Estate of J. B. Manning, deceased; late oi A full attendance the ladies' orchestra All baking establishments' ten barrels of flour or more a' are to be licensed after Decemcin cnml A chicken and waffle be held in the basement of es-l Thomas Catholic of the congregation on Wednesto the evening Nov. 21. Price of tickmake oOc. return of sale filed Estate of Charles E. Furry, de- ceased; order of sale awarded Bond in the sum of filed and ap- proved. And in the same estate the Bedford County Trust Company was pension at the rate appointed guardian of Emmert Furry e ate and Delia Furry. monm In re application for a charter for Bedford Springs Golf and Tennis Club; proof of publicaton filed Estate of Lavanda Ott Diehl; D. B. Replogle appointed guardian of Fern Dleil, a minor. Same estate order of sale awarded. Estate of G. W. Kinton, deceased; election of widow to take under the will filed. Estate of Hon. E. F. Kerr, deceas- of 17, per month from Octorat'or John S Treasurer crett- Bedford CoT Fair Association ready to pay all premiums at Electric Light office. With every county in Ohio reported officially 86 to the secreta of state, and the remaining two l county seat officials which have i Ed yet been reported to the ed; report of B. F. filed and confirmed nisi. Estate of Catharine Byers, deceas- ed; report of Emory D. Claar, Audit- or, filed and confirmed nisi. Estate of Simon College, deceased; i j T. Thomas Clapper and Silas Ritchey sPreads and turkish appointed appraisers. Estate of Uriah Berkstresser, de- state, prohibition in Ohio has defeated by a majority returns. dressing Ald Spie6e, late p, Bedford bute them to this 1 persons a" ergenCy Aid against thnt are Widow's inventory filed. Estate of Levi Shaffer, deceased; Ul. U L JLtLii -DtSl a i i ceased; J. N. Minnich, Esq., appoint- A "p ed Auditor. Any Person found Estate of James O'Neal, deceased; Pn fhlB. possession aftei order of sale awarded j out a license issued by ad all pe Assigned estate of'Adam Faupel; thP purp are requ proof of notice filed. And in the the explosives are to of th. same estate exceptions filed. to arrest and fine of Estate of Jesse Shroyer, deceased; one year s imprisonment The contributions of the thine fourth grade for the Belgium" widow's inventory filed and confirmed in our pap nisi j last week. They are as follows v Estate of Hezekiah E. May, de- 3- and Grade 4, ceased; widow's inventory filed and1 Marrisse licenses were gi confirmed nisi. Estate of Charles Struckman, de- ceased; order of sale of. real estate tJHoice awarded Kaymond Leslie Donahoe andving beenl In re Bridge in Londonderry Twp.; of Bean's Cove; Wm. I executor the Grand Jury and the Court con- ?llho" of and testament' cur in the report of the Viewers f of South-! Cumberland this week to Raliand, Bowser of Bedford and Qnfm> Appeal to County Bands By authority of the Secretary of i SAMUEL NED HAMMER Little Ned Hammer, son of Mr. and a body of 150 men will be en- j Mrs. Scott Hammer died at his home u ciocK in tne parlors 01 tne Grand J-> ui jaeaiora uounty. i j listed in this county, between John St Wednesday evening, Central -Hotel, Mr. Denver C. Wag- The "ollowing letter shows how ages of IS and 40 inclusive.includinjr i Fovl eifht He con- -_ ti---- i o tracted diptheria a week ago and was in a serious condition until the time T yet called by the Local bUt Board for physical examination. This body will of his death. He was youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Hammer and was entire wedding party are excellent 1 received the sweater outfit yes-1 young people and landlord Yont had terday which were sent by you from' y uuimg me pen all things arranged for their welfare i the Emergency Aid. As soon as I j There will be h-eld Bedford County born April 24 1914 ing Unit" and will-represent as granting a County Bridge. Estate of. George H Knisely, de- ceased; widow's inventory filed and confirmed nisi. Same estate, order of sale awarded. Estate of Walter M. Bowers; or- der of sale continued. Estate of Elmira Irvine, deceased; return of publication filed and heirs called. None of the heirs appearing, a sale post partition was awarded to George Points, as Trustee. Assigned estate of M. J. Maust; H. C. James appointed auditor. Estate of Patrick Donahoe, deceas- ed; order of sale continued. Estate of -.Charles E. Welsh, de- ceased; widow's inventory filed and order of sale awarded Estate of Andrew J. Miller, deceas- ed; widow's inventory filed. hous1e occupied by Mr. Cd County! fam'ly on caught fire Tuesday morning J estate defective flue burning all_ non 'ithout dl cles on the third floor ture on the other two saved but the w.ater dul consid rgnj damage to the interior of the_house. SAMUEL BOOR Last Wednesday morning early, Mr. Samuel Boor, of Cumberland1' Valley, known in as "Big Sam Boor" every place, passed away, death be- ing due to heart trouble. Mr. Boon arose early in the morning to builc fire in the big fire place. He had hi" kindling and everything ready whei an attack caught him and he died without any alarm being given When the family came down stairs, Estate of Jonah J. Reed, deceased; they found him lying before the'flrebov order of sale continued. Estate of Peter Keagy, deceased; J amended petition for an order of sale filed. Estate of Pearl C. Delwiler, de- ceased; return of sale filed. Commonwealth vs Carl Garlick, place dead. He was 77 years old, married, and a very prolific farmer. He had the warmest heart for a friend and one among his warmest friends was Frank Fletcher, Esq., with whom he spent many a pleasant day. He was a member o fthe old the defendant-plead guilty and was family of Boors iu Cumberland Val- sentenced to pay the costs; balance of sentence Estate of George Petters, deceas- ed; return of sale filed Estate of Dai'id Ramsey, deceased; He is survived i .SVMZ jE parlors OT the received and opened the package I pleasing appear- j took Lloyd Price's to him. He was very thankful to receive it tainly showed his appreciation. Am- broze Mazzou is in the hospital with rheumatism and I will take his out- j fit to him to-day. It will certainly DAY FOR GAZETTE brighten him "up, when he receives and comfort. The hotel presented a ance. The best wishes of a host of friends accompany Mr. and Mrs. Wagner on their voyage of life to- gether. of the war i burg, Helen, Robert, Eva, Florence, __ ___ at various Alice and Quentin at home. A broth- points in the county Rally Meetings eJ" and two sisters proceeded him to where able speakers will explain the e The remains were taken plan of organization and advant- Pleasantville were services were age of beconiing a volunteer in this' Unit. j The undersigned appeal to the Bandmasters of the County to freely Commonwealth vs Margaret Wise; ley and lived on the home property all his life. His size was immense. His height was about f. feet 6 and his weight about 275 pounds. His limbs were about twice to three times th "'-f size of an ordinary man's and he a giant in He has twcflB, charge adultery; the defendant plead sisters living at home, Misses Amamte guilty and was sentenced to pay the costs. Commonwealth vs. John Albright; da and Eliza and three brothersmi James, William and Henry. He will be buried today (FridayIn, fornication; the defendant was sen-'The funeral to take plare at 1 o'clock? K. A Bishara ON MONDAY, NOV. 26 I The Gazette will print Envelopes, jjfNote Heads. Letter Heads, etc., at the following prices: Note Heads, size 6x9 per 1000 per 500 .75 per 250 .50 per 100 Letter Heads, 8 xl 1 per 1000 per 500 per 250 .75 per 125 Bill Heads, 7x8 per 1000 per 500 per 250 .50 per 100 0% per 1000 50-per 500 per 250 .50, per 100 these sizes and quantities are you want, write for quota- These prices are f.q.b. Bed- All goods will be shipped C. parcel post. Send your order1 it it reaches us by November adjust our presses for this that day and keep them ad- kuntil the orders are all filled. it and finds out the people in Bedford are doing something for him. The Emergency Aid is certainly doing a great work and it is highly appre- ciated by the soldiers. Words can- not the appreciation that the men are enthusiastic in their efforts 1 to GAZETTE INSTALLS ATTN- MATIC PLATTEN PRESS FEEDER l' Last Monday the Gazette job rooms Yours sincerely, HARRY S. BLA-TCHFORD. undertaking in the shortest possible time, and hope to receive from the I One of our most active units with 'a membedship of thirty is located in the town of Wolfsburg. These ener- getic women on last Thursday even- ing, November 8, served a delicious chicken and waffle supper at the home of theJPresident, Miss Stuckey and realized a sum of Through the kindness of Mr. J. King Henry who most generously gave the Iw to PK CO., Bedford, to A. T. Lyoii B. F. Madore S. F. Statler Emory D. Claar -Jessie B. Barclay Mary Elizabeth Metzger Emily S. Statler Lizzie M. Bain Amy G. Brice N Elizabeth F. Sell Committee. MRS. SARAH LOWERV at the house Tntprment at Burnimi grave conducted by Rev. tenced to p'ay the costs Commonwealth vs. Gertrude Davis i Bush cemetery and Clarence Burket; fornication the! defendants sentenced to pay the costs Commonwealth vs Ruth Davis arcl' William Hook; fornication; the de-j fendants sentenced to pay the costs Commonwealth vs. Fred Baylor, i nf ReploRle and "Elevei J THE REV. R. Z. REPLOGLE DIES AFTER o i nl fornication and bastardy; the de- Othef e supper. The Wolfsburg ladies have knitted 9 com- plete outfits. 6 were sent to Com- pany L; 1 to the American Ambu- lance; 1 to the Field Artillery in Another unit organized about the middle of September is at New Paris. This organization has reported some work completed each week. Last week Mrs. H. I. Shoenthal gave a (Continued on Fourth Page) o'clock Sunday morning at her home near Ellerslie. Besides her hus- band she is survived by ten children as follows: Frank Lowery, of Bed- ford, Pa.; Horace Lowery, of Cor- Henry ery, Lucinda Lowery, Mrs. Edith Mil- ler, Mrs. Mary DeVore, Mrs. Pearl Shrover and Miss Nina Lowery, all of Ellerslie, and Mrs. Annie Conner, of Corrigansville. The funeral took place at 1 ci'clock Tuesday afternoon with burial at Ellerslie. ed to a 10x15 Chandler and Price Job press and feeds, delivers, packs and jogs sheets from the size of a little piece fendant plead guilty and was sen- or a Mi.ler i tenced by the Court to pay the prose-i Rhinehnrf 7 attach-1 cutrix the sum of and W sum of per week for seven years. Estate of Carrie Evans, deceased: kind of stock from tissue paper to 4 ply card board. Smaller sizes than a postal card may be fed by a sepa- rate appliance. The first job that was done by this feeder was 2000 letter heads for Frank E. Colvin, At- torney-at-Law. 1049 notes were fed by this little wonder without a sheet spoiled and many were refed to test the registration and the registration was so perfect that we couldn't de- tect the sheet was fed through the second time. It is the sign of the modern shop and the Gazette has it. You a re, at liberty to visit our job rooms and see this little machine do Its part. Longenecker, o'clock deceased; order of sale continued. nf wniV-h j Estate of William H Diehl, deceas- ed; widow's inventory filed. TVT i T miee jears. Estate of Solomon Hershberger, cSV' 4? Johnstown in deceased, James Q. Hershberger ap- inmister of Progressive pointed guardian of Rebecca Hersh- berger, a minor. And in the same estate Jacob Hershberger appointed guardian of Willis Karns, a church, ___ ate a number of years. conducted a general insurance in New son; assault and battery; the defend- ant plead guilty and was directed to pay the costs. I Commonwealth va Charles Doclson, assault and battery; nol pros allowed j Commonwealth .73 Charles Putt, j assault and battery; tontinued. Commonwealth vs. Beever, f and b case continued. Commonwealth vs James M. Mcln- ixrPastofs'theme: "Over-, tyre, violation of weights; 'nol pros coming the World." thou with i allowed St. John's Reformed Church J. Albert Eyler, Pastor. at P Communio at 11 a. m. worship n-J p! us and we will do thee gocd. Commonwealth vs George Brant- j ner and Jacob Brantner, larceny; de- I Renloe-le COanty' a son of fendants plead guilty and matter re-i i. f erred to argument court. I ,r Resides his wife, Mary Anne Furry Commonwealth vs Edward Robin- MJ- ReP'ogle leaves the following children: Charles N., S. Arch. J.Leon- ard, Roy, Herbert R. and Joseph R They reared a family of twelve. Mr. Replogle was a Mrs Elizabeth Ober of New Mrs. Sarah Clouse of Iowa Ham Replogle of Dayton, O. Funeral services were Tuesday afternoon by the Fremont Watson, pastor of t Brethren church, Johnstown. Intej ment was made in Grandview cej tery. (Continued on Eighth ;


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It was a quiet night for Johnson County teams at Friday's preliminary heats of the IHSAA Girls Swimming and Diving State Finals at the IU Natatorium on the IUPUI campus.
Center Grove's Emily Saugstad was the only local swimmer to advance to one of today's championship races. The freshman qualified for the finals in the 100-meter freestyle with a time of 51.28 seconds, just over half a second off the best time in preliminaries.
Saugstad barely missed advancing in the 50 free, as well, finishing 0.1 seconds behind the last qualifier. She will swim in the consolation heat.
Center Grove's 200 medley, 200 freestyle and 400 freestyle relays also will swim in consolation heats.
Franklin senior Mikayla Carroll snuck into the consolation round of the 100 breaststroke. A week after finishing second to Center Grove's Kaiti Sullivan at sectional, Carroll edged Sullivan for the final spot in today's consolation race.
Her time of 1:07.54 was short of the school record she set last week (1:07.09), but still fast enough to edge Sullivan's time of 1:07.68.
Finals begin at 1 p.m.
Four county divers will also be competing. Senior Kylie Mynatt and freshman Jordan Wood will represent Whiteland, while sophomore Maddie Gordon and freshman Rachel Smallwood will dive for Center Grove.
Preliminary competition begins at 9 a.m., with the semifinals to follow. Final dives will take place during the afternoon swimming session.


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By Dina Elenbogen
I have a bust of Honest Abe that my father brought back from a trip he'd taken to Washington D.C. when I was a child. I keep him on my desk because he was honest and forthright as legend had it, and helped abolish slavery. He is also a gift my father gave me. As Abe traveled with me from desk to desk, in college and beyond, I had my father, who also represented "the truth" and endless knowledge, with me as well.
I hadn't thought for a long time about Abe Lincoln, Bob Dylan, the poet Yehuda Amichai or others who had once been my idols until my Ethics teacher Chava asked us the seemingly simple question, "Who are our sages?" in response to a quote by the twelfth-century philosopher, rabbi and doctor, Moses Maimonides. I drew a blank. The ten students in our adult education class were uncharacteristically silent as well. We returned to the text with Maimonides' sage advice: "Eat and drink with your sages, live as they do." As I took in these words, I realized that I have lost sages from living too close to them and discovering discrepancies between what they say and how they live their lives. Read the rest of this entry »


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"A complete woman is probably not a very admirable creature. She is manipulative, uses other people to get her own way, and works within whatever system she is in."
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"If life is a book we write, it should be a book of dreams. And even if they don't all come true, at least the story will still be amazing."
"There are only good people in this world. Sometimes good people do bad things, but thats ok, we forgive each other. Why? We are good people"
"A woman's life can really be a succession of lives, each revolving around some emotionally compelling situation or challenge, and each marked off by some intense experience."
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Reasonable Accomodations and Roma in Contemporary Europe Symposium: A Symposium on Global Governance, Democracy and Social Justice
On 1st July, Dr. Kristina Gupta will join Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies as an Assistant Professor. One can read the national trajectory of the history of the Women's Studies Departments through Dr. Gupta's career (which also reflects the history of our own program), as she received her BA in History and Women's Studies from Georgetown University; her MA from Rutgers in Women's and Gender Studies, and her Ph.D. from Emory in Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies. She also holds a Graduate Certificate in Mind, Brain, and Culture from Emory University.
Dr. Gupta came to us from Georgetown University and researches the interplay between the biological and the social in how we come to experience our bodies and how we come to understand ourselves. She focuses in her work on engaging questions related to embodiment from a feminist science studies and disabilities studies perspective. In her research she considers how assumptions about gender, sexuality, and ability/disability shape scientific research and medical practice, and she also examines the social and political implications of scientific research and medical practice for women, sexual and gender minorities, as well as people with disabilities.
Her research has been published in such prestigious journals as the Journal of Medical Humanities, The American Journal of Bioethics, The Journal of Lesbian Studies, and Feminism & Psychology. Her most recent essay entitled "Asexuality and Disability: Mutual Negation in Adams v. Rice and New Directions for Coalition Building" has been published in Asexualities: Feminist and Queer Perspectives, edited by Megan Milks and Karli June Cerankowski (Routledge, March 2014). We are looking forward to having Dr. Gupta with us, and anticipate that the Wake Forest community will warmly embrace her.
We're looking for students to register for Fall 2014 courses! We still have spots available in the following:
WGS 320 B Feminist Theory and Practice – Social Entrepreneurship (3 hr)
Professor Angela Kocze
T/R 3:30 – 4:45pm
Approved for WGS major theory requirement.
Satisfies WGS Major Public Engagement Requirement.
Approved for credit toward the ESE minor.
Approved for LALS Credit.
WGS 321A Transnational Feminism and Human Rights in Contemporary Literature and Film (3 hr)
Professor Belinda Walzer
M/W 12:30- 1:45pm
Approved for INS Credit
WGS 321E Researching Feminism, Social Justice and Public Engagement (3hr)
Professor Angela Kocze
T/R 9:30 – 10:45am
Satisfies WGS Major Public Engagement Requirement
Approved for LALS Credit
WGS 321F/621FG Gender, Sickness, and Health (3 hr)
Dr. Kristina Gupta
M/F 11:00am – 12:15pm
Satisfies WGS Major Public Engagement Requirement
Approved for LALS Credit
WGS 377A/677AG Communicating Across Differences – LGBTQ and Ally Peer Education (3hr)
Professor Angela Mazaris
TUES 2:00 – 4:30pm
Satisfies WGS Major Public Engagement requirement
WGS 377B/677BG Masculinity, Power, and Sexuality (3hr)
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Wits: Neil Gaiman
As of late, much has been made of author Neil Gaiman's neck size (Matt Dean, Republican leader of the Minnesota House, recently referred to the author as a "pencil-necked weasel"). And while it's is not mighty and bull-like, it is a perfectly nice neck, particularly since it's attached to such a charming person. This Friday, Gaiman's appearing on the final Wits show of the season. The series is a live MPR program that features chatty storytelling, songs, and conversations of the highest caliber. An award-winning writer, Gaiman's recent hits include an episode of Doctor Who and the young-adult novel The Graveyard Book, which was a recipient of a Newberry Medal. Plus, his extraordinary Sandman graphic novel series continues to endear him to goths and librarians alike. As a longtime advocate of libraries, Gaiman is donating his honorarium to Friends of the St. Paul Library. Musical guest Josh Ritter is a writer's musician; he can count Stephen King among his fans. Perhaps this is because Ritter is celebrated for his song lyrics. He also recently penned his first novel, Bright's Passage. Attendees of the event will have an opportunity to purchase it before it's available to the public on June 28.
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I mean really, guys. In less time than it takes to for your roots to command a re-dye, there will be a new little person in Pie Town. What's cool is that apart from really nasty heartburn (randomly, regardless of what I eat), this has been such an easy process. I feel very fortunate that my first go-round has gone so swimmingly. (Maybe it will make it easier to convince the Mr. when it's time for round 2).
First Prediction:
I think it will be a boy. Just have that feeling.
Also it will be funny to see how huge-normous I get, given that I still have nearly 8 weeks left and I'm already pushing outward quite a bit.
We have seen a few frosty mornings this fall already, so the sweaters are coming out of the shadows and back into my style rotation. As always this time of year, I have my eye on a few new pieces too:
Ease into the season with a scarf-sleeve hybrid for the not-quite coat-weather days (or an extra partial layer on the frigid days)
Maybe a nice wrap for coldish mornings, when you're just running to the mailbox.
Try a Warm Berry Cape for a cozy cover.
Make it a sweater dress for good measure.
Make a statement with a custom phrase on your fleece.
See? We're warming up already!
Let me know in the comments below.
Many are the plans in the mind of a man,
but it is the purpose of the Lord that will stand.
Proverbs 19:21
So simple. So true.
Fun fact: I have a serious sweet tooth and a powerful snacking urge. My go-to? Chocolate chip cookies. In fact, I've had this one particular Mrs. Fields' recipe memorized since I was eight years old (no joke). However, you can't always make the same thing over and over, or it won't be special anymore. So I opted for a quick and easy
use for the unusually large amount of almond butter I recently acquired satisfyingly snack-y alternative cookie.
In my search, I came upon this recipe for flourless chocolate chip cookies (technically chunk, but whatever, they both work).
I switched it up, made mine with brown sugar for a little more crisp, and sprinkled it with sugar because I don't really like a strong sweet/salty combo (except in my salted caramel lattes, of course!). I meant to share them with my husband, but I basically ate them all instantly. Oops.
While you're over at Ambitious Kitchen snatching up all of her recipes (dude, those enchiladas are up next!), you'll want to thank Monique for this successful experiment!
Now, excuse me, I think I need more cookies.
Minnesota native, younger than me. Voice like a lullaby.
either you can't see iframes with your current setup, or you haven't joined Spotify yet.
Want more? I thought you might.
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So you know, there is basically no nutritional value to eating peanut shells, just salty goodness and a little bit of dietary fiber, but you're good to eat them if you want!
So, maybe you can eat peanut shells. At your own risk. For basically no good reason.
Let me know in the comments below.
I don't know when it happened - maybe it was finally watching (and actually really enjoying) The Social Network. Maybe it was the neat opportunities I've come by to dig into grunt work for growing companies (and the fact that I currently work for an uberly successful startup). Maybe it's just the perfect melding of my love for novel ideas, indie culture, supporting the underdog, my incessant digging around the interwebs, and the instant gratification of having a thing already made (and done well to boot).
I'm also (as you well know) an on-again off-again coffee and/or tea addict (depending on the day, my mood and the weather).
They are an "e-tailer", which means you can buy their goods, but you can't walk into their store — it's only available online, but they also offer noice Coffee & Tea Subscription Plans at Pooki's Mahi for anyone like me who a) loves getting packages in the mail and b) routinely forgets to buy essentials before they run out.
Flipping through their online catalog, I found a few standout gems:
LION 100% Kona 24-Karat Light Medium Roast Whole Bean - guaranteed to have you dancing (one imagines for joy at its wonderful wonderfulness). Have you had quality Kona coffee? Try it and you'll understand.
Pooki's Mahi Gourmet White Truffle Salt - because I like to be fancy sometimes and caviar is gross.
While I may grumble a bit that they don't have any cool giant images of tea blends in perfect piles or delightful steaming mugs of coffee, I can certainly appreciate their attention to only the best ingredients (click through a few products and check — mostly organic!), a pay-it-forward responsible business mindset, and just a hint of lux in their growing list of celebrity fans (who choose this when they can go find it anywhere, so I like what that says about this Market Street marketplace.
In their Twitter bio (@PookisMahi) they pose the question,
"Why not drink the very best?"
And frankly, I see no reason not to.
Plus, did I mention Free Shipping to the Lower 48 ? Yes, please!
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Not money.
Not fame.
Not food.
Not luck.
Not sex, drugs or rock-n-roll.
Not marriage.
Not puppies.
Not otters (though they come close).
These aren't all bad things, necessarily. They just won't make you happy, not by themselves.
(I'll give you a hint. You can haz anytime and it's not a cheezburger).
Get this man to Heaven. That is my purpose.
Simple, right? Certainly.
But simple doesn't make it easy. We are complex creatures. We don't always get it. We don't know what we are doing.
Don't be discouraged. These things are attainable. Do not let your heart be troubled.
Try hard to love selflessly, and know that you will be loved. In fact, you already are.
1 John 4:19 - We love, because he first loved us.
Try hard not to be overwhelmed - you do not need to do and be everything. You can't.
Settle quietly into your heart and soul and your purpose will surface. Let other things be someone else's purpose.
Light the fire and let it burn beautifully. Invite others to warm themselves in the glow of your purpose and take a spark to light their own path. Love not because you expect love in return but because we were loved into existence and in loving someone else, you are sharing in that gift. Love someone else because that is what they need to be truly happy.
In related news, as you've probably surmised by now, my man and I were recently married. Waxing more on this thought, I think that's what I love about legit heartfelt Catholic weddings. It's not the trappings or the cupcakes (though they are quite delicious), but it's the whole beautiful thing. It's the small snippet of each of these disparate lives, coming together to celebrate the union of two into one, a promise of everlasting devotion and special graces from God.
My husband, my family. They help me find my purpose. They show me love. This wasn't a party. This was a celebration of a new life as one. Forever. No matter where our journey takes us, our purpose will be intertwined. This was also a coming together of our extended family, to say thank you, to say, I'm glad you're with me. Which is not to say that you can only find happiness the way that I did. That's not it at all.
Find that fire. Something that makes you get out of bed grinning deep down in your soul (even if you wake up grumpy and frowny-faced).
Spread the love. Everyone deserves to be loved and you can give that to them.
I don't know what your journey or your life will look like, but you can be happy in the deepest most fully alive sense of the word.


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Your character will in-fact be in suicune dorm.
@WolfOfEve & ShinyDiamond:
...They /eat/ them. They eat them like /bagels/.
Seriously though. Apparently you insert TMs into a portable computer (The TM Case) that literally projects the knowledge into a pokemon's mind. Presumably in the form of a short educational video. o_o;;
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So from what we can gather, you insert the CD into a drive on the case and point the case at the Pokemon you want to teach a move. The glass circle on the end presumably projects the information in some manner.
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Former Utah attorney general led crusade
Graham passionate about ending domestic violence
Utah's last high-profile champion for domestic abuse concerns was Jan Graham, the state's attorney general from 1993-2001.
Graham was passionate about the issue and drove a campaign that delivered domestic abuse information to companies, doctor's offices, churches, schools and community groups throughout the state.
The programs went straight to the heart of stigma around domestic abuse the notion that abuse is a secret, that people don't want to look at it, and that to do so makes an observer nosy or meddling.
"Our goal was to get abuse out of the dark corners and into the light of day," Graham said recently.
The program's direct objective was twofold, said Reed Richards, Graham's second in command at the time. It was designed first to stop the cycle of seriousness in family violence that begins with yelling and escalates to pushing, hitting and even killing. It also aimed to stop the chain of violence by which children repeat behavior they learn at home and become victims and abusers themselves.
So Graham, Richards and their staff led training sessions everywhere.
"We went to every city council that would let us in," Richards said.
They spoke to students and teachers.
More than 300 people showed up at an LDS Church gathering in Roosevelt.
They spoke to employees in hundreds of companies, including steelworkers at Geneva Steel near Orem. Afterward, Graham got anonymous calls from women whose husbands came home saying they recognized themselves in the presentation and wanted to get help.
Another training avenue took them to churches, synagogues and mosques, where clerical leaders told state officials that family violence was one of the major problems in their congregations.
They passed out thousands of copies of a video titled "One Hit Leads to Another."
There are few copies around now, and there's no one to produce it anymore, Richards said.
Nothing Graham ever did as attorney general was state funded. Community volunteers led many "Safe at Home" presentations.
Graham is mostly out of public life now. She practices law and has worked anonymously to help Joe
Torre, manager of the New York Yankees, to build his "Safe at Home" Foundation in New York. She is reluctant to speak out about domestic violence now, or to say what the state is doing wrong and what it could be doing right.
"I can also tell you from experience that the personal cost in leading out on this issue is notable," Graham said recently in an e-mail interview.
"The realities of it day after day for me created a huge emotional burden that, yes, drove my passion, but also left me with great sorrow and a feeling of powerlessness to change the harm so many children endure."
As attorney general, one of Graham's most powerful messages was to children.
Through Utah's "Safe at Home" program, she explained the fundamentals of abuse to youngsters: Abuse is not "normal" and is wrong, it is never a child's fault, the abuser can get help and can change, there are trusted adults who want to help, and many kids live in homes with abuse. If you are one of those children, the program reiterated, you are not alone.
"These messages sound simple, but most kids who witness abuse blame themselves," Graham said. "They think their home is the only place where it happens, or think that abuse is just the way life is and that no one cares that it is happening.
"None of that is true, so it is important that they are told the truth over and over again."
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The numerous important controversies that have surrounded U.S. foreign policy over the past four years have obscured a strategic success with major implications for the future balance of power in Asia: the transformation of relations between the United States and India. Through a series of breakthroughs in bilateral diplomatic collaboration, military-to-military relations, counterterrorism cooperation, and public diplomacy, the way was paved for this major diplomatic achievement.
This year, the Bush administration has unveiled a potentially far more radical initiative with respect to India—the United States has pledged to "help India become a major world power in the twenty-first century," investing the energy and resources necessary to secure its untroubled ascent to great-power status. In this new report, Ashley J. Tellis, a leading expert on U.S.-South Asian relations, provides an overview of this official, strong desire to transform relations with India, the administration's assessment of the geopolitical challenges likely to confront the United States in this century, and an action agenda for achieving these goals.
Ashley J. Tellis is a senior associate at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace in Washington, D.C. Previously, he served as senior adviser to the ambassador at the embassy of the United States in India. He also served on the National Security Council staff as special assistant to the president and senior director for strategic planning and Southwest Asia. Before his government service, he was for eight years a senior policy analyst at RAND and professor of policy analysis at the RAND graduate school. He is the author of India's Emerging Nuclear Posture and co-author of Interpreting China's Grand Strategy. He has co-edited Strategic Asia 2004-05: Confronting Terrorism in the Pursuit of Power and Strategic Asia 2005-06: Military Modernization in an Era of Uncertainty.
The Carnegie South Asia Program informs policy debates relating to the region's security, economy, and political development. From the war in Afghanistan to Pakistan's internal dynamics to U.S. engagement with India, the Program's renowned team of experts offer in-depth analysis derived from their unique access to the people and places defining South Asia's most critical challenges.
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Big Loans, Lower Rates
The government's new economic stimulus package is likely to benefit some people buying or refinancing a house -- but not all.
As approved so far by the House, the package would raise the maximum mortgage that lenders can sell to big mortgage buyers Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. That cap -- now $417,000 -- matters because rates on larger "jumbo" mortgages are higher these days by as much as a full percentage point.
Under the House bill, the "conforming" loan limit would rise for one year to as much as $729,750. (Many parts of the country would be limited to 125% of an area's median home price.)
If it becomes law, the change will allow more consumers to either buy a home or refinance one using a conforming mortgage. That could be particularly beneficial in areas, including parts of California and New York City, where $417,000 buys only a bungalow or small apartment.
But there's a hitch. Lenders have become increasingly hardnosed about who they'll finance, while Fannie and Freddie are instituting risk-based pricing. The upshot: Borrowers with spotty credit or little home equity won't get the best rates.
Consumers who'll benefit the most from today's sharply lower mortgage rates: those with high credit scores (above 680) or large amounts of equity in their home (at least 30%) or both.
Write to Jeff D. Opdyke at email@example.com