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Screening potential volunteers in the church doesn't mean a police records check on altar guild members, but that and more is required when it comes to youth leaders, says a new guidebook on the subject.
Youth leaders, clergy and choir leaders are considered the three riskiest positions in a typical Anglican church, according to Volunteer Canada's executive director, Paddy Bowen.
And although it may seem callous and unchristian to evaluate members of a parish in such a way, ignoring the potential risks would be more unchristian, said Betty Livingston, an active lay person and Anglican representative on the faith group of a provincial screening initiative.
"People in the parishes may feel something secular is intruding," Mrs. Livingston said. "But the reality is, it's our Christian responsibility" to prevent potential abusers from contact with vulnerable people in the church.
Brochures on the new screening program are being mailed now to Anglican churches in Ontario and are to be handed out to all parishioners. In the Diocese of Huron, clergy will be learning about volunteer screening at an April 6 meeting, after which the program will be introduced at a synod meeting.
"We all hear or read about predators but we never think they're likely to be on our doorstep," said Archdeacon Bill Graham, director of human resources for Huron. "This is a way to screen unfavourable elements out."
Rev. Dawn Davis, head of human resources for the Diocese of Toronto and an adviser on the project, said she hopes to get the manual into every single church in the diocese. Called Screening in Faith, it advises church leaders, step by step, who and how to screen.
The three Anglicans were among 16 from six dioceses at a workshop led by Ms. Bowen, who heads the driving organization behind the program. The initiative grew out of a Liberal Red Book promise in which it promised to make it easier for charities and non-profit groups to access police record information on pedophiles, Ms. Bowen said.
As more and more court cases and charges against clergy and others came to light in the 1990s, faith groups were more willing to talk about screening, Ms. Bowen said.
In 1997 Volunteer Canada approached the Anglican Church, which readily agreed to work with it, she said. Then the Ontario government jumped on board and offered resources and the Ontario Screening Initiative was born. The United, Roman Catholic, Anglican and Unitarian churches got involved in a faith consortium as did sports and recreation groups, rural groups and others.
Screening had to be tailored to the churches specifically, Ms. Bowen said. The daughter of an Anglican priest, (the late Desmond Bowen), Ms. Bowen is also a Sunday school superintendent in Ottawa.
She's heard the accusation a screening program is unchristian.
"There are people in the church who don't even like the term volunteer," Ms. Bowen said. "They think that's secular language and that they're secular norms and they think that's what's wrong with the church today: that we are imposing unchristian and secular views on a community of faith.
"We have to look at the evidence, that the church is not immune from, not above being affected by evil, if we want to put it in that kind of language. And that there is nothing wrong with borrowing from the secular world in terms of practices."
The church does it all the time, she said, pointing to budgeting, human resource management and the like. …


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A Soma Buena Vista Mixte I built with a Nuvinci Hub. I love it, commute on it, do all my errands around town on it.
Google Mixte for men, you'll find some interesting stuff about them.
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Consider an Electra Townie or Day 6 step-through. In addition to being easy to mount and dismount, you can put both feet down on the ground without getting off the saddle, great during an unexpected stop. A RANS Fusion ST would be even better, but probably way more money than you want to spend, unless you can find a good deal on Craigslist, but most people like RANS crank forward bikes so much that they don't want to part with them. They're also more comfortable than regular bikes. At some point in life, one realizes that there's really no point in suffering if comfort is easy to attain. Some people believe recumbents are more comfortable, but the one problem most recumbents have is they can be difficult to hold up when stopped since the thighs are horizontal, and they can be hard to get on and off as well.
Lots of good options, and I too like to keep an eye out for alternatives in the event that my needs change and I'm determined to keep riding. In the event that you choose a step-through and need to use a bike rack on your car, there are inexpensive bar adapters for this.
I love the versatility, utility and elegance of a mixte, and the Soma Buena Vista is particularly good looking example. I considered one for myself, but I ended up liking the feel of a mtb more.
I keep thinking my next bike might be a step through as well. Though I read they aren't as strong as a standard diamond frame.
when did I become vintage?
I'm missing something here -- how will having a step-through prevent you from breaking something? Is the problem with getting on and off? Or are you looking for a lower seat position, too? Here's one that combines both: RANS Fusion ST.
I have finished rides where I felt like I didn't have enough energy left to dismount. I just lay the bike over at an angle and step off. I just can't bring myself to do the step through.
I've been riding a drop frame Kettler Silverstar for 13 years and 50,000 miles. It makes the same sort of sense as driving a car with doors that open.
I ride a Specialized Expedition medium sized frame and have no issues with the bar. The bar is quite low. My wife has tried it a few times and had no issues also. Both of us are 5 feet somethings.
My Bike Friday and Brompton are both, in effect, step through bikes ..
My husband just bought an Electra Amsterdam just like this one and is very happy with it. The top tube is higher than the Ladies version but he finds it easy to dismount. The relaxed geometry and upright seating position is good for his back and neck. Considering the only thing he has ridden in the last 10 years is a couch - I don't care that this bike is cheap - it has gotten him off his butt and back in the saddle. He bikes between 5 and 10 miles on this and is very comfortable.
Beautiful bike. (Though I just don't understand the skirt guard on a man's bike.)
when did I become vintage?
Kilt wearing of course!
Okay, I can consider myself properly chastised.
I took my wife to the LBS to look for replacement fenders for her cheap box store cruiser on the weekend. She spotted this midnight blue satin finished Electra and was intrigued. One lap around the large parking lot and I knew she was sold. Two more laps and I was wondering if she would get off the bike long enough to make the purchase. Been riding all weekend. Still waiting on my turn to try it out. She is raving about the comfort.


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Skip to comments.Mark Driscoll changes the climate on Christian sex
Posted on 01/26/2010 2:03:24 PM PST by SnakeDoctor
One the of leading three evangelical prophets of America who has recently visited Australia, Mark Driscoll, preaching pastor of Mars Hill Church in Seattle, openly declares that the subject of delightful 'Christian sex' is a proper topic for discussion.
Lillian Kwon writing for the Christian Post, and reprinted in Christian Today Australia, explored Mark Driscoll's credentials and his topic saying that The Song of Songs is said to be the most erotic and exciting book in Scripture.
Driscoll says that it literally describes an intimate relationship between a husband and a wife. "At Mars Hill Church, we believe that 'all Scripture is breathed out by God and profitable' (2 Tim. 3:16), therefore we do not hesitate to discuss anything that the Bible addresses," stated Mark Driscoll.
And that includes sex of course, within the context of marriage. In his "The Peasant Princess" sermon series, which he launched in September, he deals frankly and openly with [Christian] sex; challenging married couples in their congregations to be intimate every day for a week or a month.
But Driscoll goes further with the Song of Songs chapter 6, describing the wife dancing for her husband and is "exceedingly visually generous to her husband," while the husband is verbally generous as he pays her compliments of her body and then "proceeds forward."
He claims that it's in the Bible and is "an example of marital freedom."
Lillian Kwon stated that the 10-week "Peasant Princess" sermon series comes at a time when traditional marriage is being challenged in courts, Americans are daily inundated with sexual images, and more money is being spent on pornography than foreign aid.
Driscoll believes non-Christian sex is the greatest threat to Christianity and wants to replace porn, adultery and divorce with "hot, hetero, covenantal monogamy."
Well-Being Australia chairman Mark Tronson, a Baptist minister of 31 years, said that as a result of that article he Googled 'Christian Sex' and up came numerous pages, five items (on the first page) of which were -
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Several Australian Christian evangelicals and Pentecostals in line with fundamentalism were beside themselves with horror; aghast and baying for blood some nine years ago, when the mildest of 'Christians and sex' websites (when compared to these sites above), explored this same subject on the Internet in an attempt to convey the joy of Christian marital sex to Christian young people, M V Tronson remembered.
Mark Tronson wonders what changes took place in that nine year period to bring about such a revolution in evangelical and Pentecostal thinking and writing. He puts forward three ideas for discussion.
First, wiser heads within the evangelical and Pentecostal movement recognised that sex had to be raised and discussed within their Churches with an almost shocking openness, if a discussion with parishioners of all ages was to be maintained with credibility.
Second, all young people now have access to sex education in the classroom, and many reasonable evangelicals and Pentecostals saw their participation in the education process as an absolute necessity. Sadly, some will always have their heads in the sand.
Third, although books on sex for Christians have had this type of information for decades, websites for Christian material on 'sex' was basically non-existent a decade ago. This area has developed exponentially as more and more people of all ages and walks of life find the Internet a convenient (and sometimes indispensable) way to get information.
Mark Driscoll is clearly on the right path, and many serious evangelicals and Pentecostals have already been thinking that these developments were long overdue, M V Tronson said.
Reverend Dr Rowland Croucher has written and counselled extensively on this issue, an extract from his book 'The family at home in a heartless world' published by Harper Collins has a final chapter on this subject. This is an available resource for study and discussion.
I know the die hard fundies will get their undies in a wad over this. Bring out the no sex for fun crowd.
Works for me.
Not particularly fond of discussing it in public, though.
Out of curiosity, which die hard fundies might these be?
Hmmm.... I consider myself a fundies.....and I like sex for fun with my husband.
Somehow mankind got along just fine for centuries without sex education. Do people need education in eating, or any other vital function? (To refrain from overeating, yes.) I find it ludicrous that people allegedly need encouragement to engage in sex. What people do need from the church is help in remaining faithful, considering the natural temptation (esp. in males) to be promiscuous.
Most of the die-hard fundies that I know (I suppose most folks who know me consider ME to be one) would agree whole-heartedly with the pastor's argument that sex is a beautiful gift from God, designed by God, meant for pleasure and intimcacy between husband and wife, and should be enjoyed as much as possible.
The problem is, people already have the encouragement to engage from all the wrong people. People need encouragement to engage properly. Christianity is very pro-sex — but the message is getting lost in the list of things that you can't do.
Christian sex is much more than a "don't" list.
What about those who weren't fortunate enough to be married.
>> Works for me. Not particularly fond of discussing it in public, though.
Understandable. The thing is, pastors need to discuss it in public. Christians need to discuss it in public. When we don't, the only public message is the wrong message.
I don't write the rules. Ask Him.
I suppose there are some people who get a thrill from talking about sex in public. I think that's adolescent.
I can find no scriptural basis for exhorting people to have sex with such and such frequency. People differ in their sex drive, and setting quantitative goals seems to me to just encourage people to feel discontented, rather than to think first of the partner, as the Gospel teaches. With enough agape love, anything becomes possible.Yes, Judeo-Christianity is extremely positive about sex, provided it is monogamous and in a context of love. It is also very positive about the natural consequence of sex, which is children. Everything God commands is for our own good. Even the horniest of men usually wind up married, because monogamy is best for all concerned.
I agree. What's wrong with just letting couples decide what they want to do, and when. Too much salivating is simply tacky, and can make people feel there's something wrong with their just making one another happy, even if it's not what someone else would call "hot, steamy," or whatever.
Perhaps — but it seems to me to be a bad thing when the only frank sex-talk is coming from the wrong side.
It depends on whether "frank sex-talk" is a good thing or a bad thing. Certainly it's not an unlimited good: sex is supposed to be private, not a group activity. Some FReeper quoted a speaker who said, "Sexuality is not a 'thing': it is a person, the person of your spouse."
Perhaps Christians speaking on the subject should emphasize the true intimacy of keeping your personal relationship *personal*, between you and your spouse only, all your life, rather than the false intimacy of getting hot and steamy with every random stranger.
First, there is a scriptural basis for exhorting people to fully meet the needs of their spouse. But, you are right — if everyone's satisfied, there isn't a frequency requirement.
But ...
Second, marital relationships are almost never harmed by too much sex within the relationship. A quantitiative goal helps demonstrate the intimacy a relationship may be missing when the frequency has dipped.
I think the point of Paul's teaching is to never deny your spouse anything good which youj have to give. Going beyond that, never resist any impulse to be generous to anyone, to do someone a favor, to show love. But the idea that one must perform umpteen times a week is a warped legalistic perversion of that idea.
Sex is an idol to the world, something that secular culture puts above every consideration of morality, health, common sense, or concern for others. The church needs to be very cautious about going down that road.
I agree. What the church should be teaching is agape love, not eros. I don't think the ministers in the original post are following the injunction to be "in the world but not of it."
The emphasis needs to be on what must satisfy and fulfill us ABOVE and BEYOND sex, namely Christ Himself--and true intimacy with God--> so that even something as beautiful and amazing as sex takes a secondary (if not lower than secondary) role in the lives of married Christian couples...Think for example, of a couple of which one of the spouses is a veteran amputee or is paralyzed...so it wouldn't be physically possible for those couples to have sex. Obviously, God still intends for the couple to stay married, to enjoy each other, and to glorify Him...
So yes, there always runs the risk of elevating sex to a place it's not meant to be. The emphasis must always be on the beauty of Christ and the satisfaction that should come from Him alone, and then everything else will follow from that. Otherwise, sexual fulfillment in marriage can become an idol and the end in and of itself, rather than a means...
Very well said.
I do see your point, but I think you're misconstruing some of the emphasis.
Though I do not attend Driscoll's church, he seems to target an audience of young adult males (20-35) — a demographic largely ignored by the Protestant Church, and one that is very suceptible to secular images of sexuality. "Hotness" is appealing to this demographic, and the marketing machine for hedonism is winning.
I don't think Driscoll is saying that "hot Christian sex" is the emphasis of a Christian marriage — I think he is saying that, in most cases, it is a component of a Christian marriage (and a component which is often overlooked even within the faith).
He is fighting against the stereotype that Christian marriages are stuffy and sexless (i.e. in the dark, missionary-only, and only for procreation). This stereotype of Christian sexuality has done a LOT of damage to marriage as an institution — and that Christian sexuality needs a PR makeover.
I agree (and I think Driscoll would also) that marriage is about loving and committing to your wife as Christ commits to His church. It is about forgiving and sacrificing for your spouse. But, there is no reason that a couple cannot enjoy themselves — and no reason that Christian circles cannot acknowledge that enjoyment.
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Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D Centaur figure http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=54981&th=11091#msg_54981 <![CDATA[]Hello, It has been a while since being active on Shapeways, and can't believe the level of prints from just a few years ago. I have recently been helping people with their models and wanted to start uploading some of my own again. Here is a Centaur, 60mm in height. If anyone has any suggestions, or would like it at a specific height let me know. There is also a turntable on the Shapeways page. Hope you like it!

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 Yes it's zbrush work, I have also wondered why there isnt more here on Shapeways. Probably just depends on the figurine market here, I am not sure.]]> MichaelMilano 2012-10-18T02:41:01-00:00 Re: Centaur figure http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=55841&th=11091#msg_55841 <![CDATA[That is really amazing. What kind of material are you going to use on that? I love it.
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I am looking for a bird eyes view of how a non-forking web server works. (Pseudo-)code or a state machine diagram, stripped down to the bare minimum, would be great.
I am aware of the following resources and found them helpful.
However, I am interested in the principles, not implementation details.
Why is this type of server sometimes called non-blocking, when
select()essentially blocks?
Processing of a request can take some time. What happens with new requests during this time when there is no specific listener thread or process? Is the request processing somehow interrupted or time sliced?
Edit: As I understand it, while a request is processed (e.g file read or CGI script run) the server cannot accept new connections. Wouldn't this mean that such a server could miss a lot of new connections if a CGI script runs for, let's say, 2 seconds or so?


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Coach Russ Milligan knew Center Grove's bats eventually would come alive in the Johnson County Softball Tournament semifinal game Friday night.
Visiting Class 3A Indian Creek allowed just two hits and one run during the first two innings against the Class 4A No. 2 Trojans.
But the third inning was a different story. Led by a three-run homer by senior right fielder Natalie Lalich, Center Grove scored seven runs on as many hits en route to a 16-1 dismantling of the Braves in five innings.
The offensive display helped the host Trojans (21-1) advance to face Class 4A No. 7 Greenwood in the championship game at 10 a.m. today for a chance to win a 14th straight county title.
During the fourth inning against Indian Creek, Center Grove recorded eight runs and five hits in 13 at-bats to put the game out of reach.
"We do hit the ball really well; every one of them can," Milligan said of the Trojans. "Very rarely do we go twice through the lineup without someone hitting the ball hard."
Lalich went 2 for 3 with the home run and a walk, and senior left fielder Brooklyn LaMar was 3 for 4 at the plate with a triple and three RBIs. Senior Lindsey Davis, junior Anna Gunderson and sophomore Sarah Thompson each hit doubles for Center Grove.
Trojans senior pitcher Taylor Shireman (14-0) gave up just five hits and one run in four innings to record the win.
But Lalich was the one who got the Trojans rolling with her deep shot over the left-field fence while Butler and junior Kimmy Sullivan were on base with one out in the third inning.
"I was just trying to get a solid hit to move them," Lalich said. "I wasn't really thinking home run. But if it comes, fine."
Junior pitcher Kathy Phillips (9-4) was Indian Creek's most productive player. She helped lead the Braves to a 15-7 quarterfinal win against Class A No. 5 Edinburgh earlier Friday.
Against the Lancers, Phillips went 4 for 5 at the plate with a triple, double and eight RBIs. She recorded the win on the mound against Edinburgh and was the starting pitcher in the game against Center Grove.
Indian Creek coach Gary Mitchell said Phillips is one of the catalysts for the Braves' success this season.
"She's real important to this team," he said. "Her leadership and quality — not just on the mound — are critical. Our other girls see her work hard.
"But we're definitely not just one player. Kathy's a big piece of the puzzle, of course, but we're a team, and that's why we're successful."
Although the Braves (12-9) didn't have enough energy to beat the Trojans, Mitchell said he was proud of how they got even with Edinburgh, which beat Indian Creek 5-0 on April 10.
"We knew Center Grove would be a tough game, especially if we had to expend all of that energy; but we're very proud of (the Braves)," he said. "They did exactly what we wanted to do. We're playing like we ought to be playing heading into the end of the season."
Milligan said the Trojans wouldn't need any extra motivation for their rematch against the Woodmen, whom they beat 14-7 earlier in the season.
"Every time we play them, it's going to be a game of who's going to outscore who?" he said. "They certainly can hit the ball, too, but I think we've had the upper hand in that."


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Beaufort County Accident Sends One Person To Hospital
Posted: 05/20/2010 - Authorities say the accident happened at the corner of Washington and 15th Street in Washington around 5:45PM.
Posted: 05/20/2010 - Authorities say the accident happened at the corner of Washington and 15th Street in Washington around 5:45PM.
Posted: 05/20/2010 - Firefighters say a mother and her young son were able to escape a mobile home that was on fire in Beaufort County.
Updated: 05/21/2010 - Report state a teacher has resigned after an incident between the teacher and a student in Beaufort County.
Updated: 05/27/2010 - The Department of Correction tells WITN News that George Hayden was brought to Central Prison in Raleigh Wednesday night.
Updated: 05/18/2010 - Beaufort County authorities have cancelled the Silver Alert for a man who left the Wooden Acres Guest Home in Washington.
Posted: 05/18/2010 - Financial woes at Beaufort county's hospital could mean less tax breaks for residents.
Posted: 05/17/2010 - Deputies say Andrew Farrell of Robert Cox Road in Bath was arrested Saturday night after he was spotted as a person with an active order for arrest.
Posted: 05/17/2010 - The Union Alley Coffeehouse in Washington presents "An Evening with Michael Pilgrim" on Saturday, May 22nd, beginning at 8pm.
Updated: 05/16/2010 - Witnesses tell WITN a boater attempting to get his boat out of the water Saturday afternoon at the Clark's Neck boat ramp in Beaufort county managed to submerge both his boat and truck.
Updated: 05/18/2010 - Deputies say there was more than just flour flowing at a Morehead City bakery. The owner is now in jail accused of selling powder cocaine.
Updated: 05/19/2010 - Josh Carver had 10 staples put in the back of his head and 8 stitches in his face after an attack Thursday in Chocowinity.
Updated: 05/13/2010 - An Eastern Carolina family is opening up about a tragedy that claimed the life of a loved one , in hopes that it might help other families.
Updated: 05/12/2010 - Beaufort County deputies say you could get more than just a tan at a Washington tanning business.
Posted: 04/30/2010 - Arianna Gurner, a 6 year old who suffers from Aspergers Syndrome, a variant of autism, wanted to give her hair to Locks of Love.
Updated: 05/03/2010 - Joseph Brown and Jim Buck were arrested by the Sheriff's Department, both in possession of marijuana but also something else.
Updated: 04/30/2010 - Washington police say the chase began after a report of a stolen pickup truck from a local motel. Joseph Daniels is now in jail facing multiple charges.
Posted: 04/29/2010 - Investigators say they found marijuana, cocaine, heroin and Vicodin during a drug raid of a home.
Updated: 04/29/2010 - Beaufort County Emergency Management Director John Pack says it appears a construction crew accidentally pulled down power lines across the highway.
Updated: 04/29/2010 - Beaufort County Medical Center is cutting 16 positions as it works to deal with a decrease in the number of patients and profits. A consulting firm has been hired to help plan the health system's future.
Updated: 04/26/2010 - High electric rates are the main topic at the Washington city council meeting Monday evening.
Updated: 04/25/2010 - The totals are in for the Beaufort County Relay for Life and thousands of dollars were raised for a great cause.
Updated: 04/23/2010 - We now have details on citations issued against PCS Phosphate after 8,000 pounds of ammonia leaked from its Aurora plant.
Updated: 04/22/2010 - Deputies say one of those students was charged with cocaine possession.
Updated: 04/21/2010 - Deputies say the chase began on Highway 17 Business in Chocowinity early Wednesday morning.
Updated: 04/21/2010 - Beaufort County deputies say they got a tip the two were selling drugs in the Belhaven and Pantego areas.


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Notes and Documents
Records of the Confedcrate Jlilitary Com#issio
iH SaH AlltoHio, /uly 2-October 10, 1862
Edited by ALWYN BARR
[The following is a continuation of the commission records,
the last section of which appeared in the October, 1966, Quar-
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Case No. 22 I ' . J
W. P. M. Means, a Prisoner arrested and confined by the Provost
Marshall of Bexar County on the following statement, marked "A."-
We the undersigned believe W. P. M. Means to be a disaffected
person opposed to the government of the Confederate States and
who should be confined as being dangerous to its welfare 8c credit
and having come within the limits of this County, under circum-
stances that fully justify the opinion that he must have taken such
an obligation to the Government of the U. States as makes him
a fair subject of doubt and suspicion to all Officers of the Con-
federate States. signed John Dobbin5
" James Duff~5
" B. R. Sappington
" C. S. Pyron54
" S. Sampson.55
[Means] was then called before the Commission.
52John Dobbin, born in Ireland about 1840, apparently was a soldier in the
United States army, stationed at San Antonio in 186o. U. S. Eighth Census, 186o
(Returns of Schedule 1, Free Inhabitants, for Bexar County, Texas, microfilm,
University of Texas Library, Austin), lo9.
"5James Duff was born in Scotland about 1828 and was a San Antonio merchant
in 186o. In January, 1862, he helped organize the Texas Powder Company; in
February he was appointed a brigadier general of state troops and soon there-
after received a captain's commission in the Confederate army. He later rose
to colonel of the 33rd Texas Cavalry. His appearance seemingly varied ac-
cording to the observers' feelings about him, for one said that "on foot" Duff
"resembled a bullfrog, and on horseback Sancho Panza," while another described
him as "a fine-looking, handsome Scotchman." Ibid., 134; San Antonio Herald,
January 11, February 15, 1862; Williams, With the Border Rufians, 233; Walter
Lord (ed.), The Fremantle Diary (Boston, 1954), 9.
"5Charles S. Pyron was born in Alabama about 1819 and was educated in
normal schools. He became colonel of the 2nd Texas Cavalry in the Civil War
and was wounded in Louisiana in 1863. He died at his ranch near San Antonio
on August 24, 1868. Davis and Grobe, Encyclopedia of Texas, III, 19o6.
"Sam Sampson was born in England about 1816 and came to Texas from
Texas State Historical Association. The Southwestern Historical Quarterly, Volume 70, July 1966 - April, 1967. Austin, Texas. The Portal to Texas History. http://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth101199/. Accessed May 30, 2016.


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The Strelitzias apartment complex is located in the centre of Playa Del Ingles where guests will find the sandy beach, shopping centres and entertainment venues located approximately 450 metres away. The complex provides comfortable apartments all of which feature a selection of amenities as well as a balcony or terrace to relax on. Guests may make use of the complex facilities and services which include an outdoor swimming pool and onsite car park for those arriving by car. The Strelitzias apartment complex is the perfect choice for those seeking a relaxing break in Playa Del Ingles.
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Gutierrez is getting backed up to the ropes as Dolton keeps the straight left jab paddling against his face. Big sweeping body shots by Dolton when he gets Gutierrez to run out of room. Gutierrez is diving under Dolton's jab and trying to swing out can-opener rights to the body but not reaching. Dolton tries some fancy defense backing away and slips a few shots but gets clubbed as Gutierrez keeps hauling off on him. Low blow by Gutierrez. Dolton clinches. Break. Big body shots by Dolton. Loud uppercut to the hip by Dolton to finish off a combo downstairs. They tie up but don't require the ref's services, trading uppercuts with Dolton getting the best of the exchange. Dolton is pushed to the ropes now, with Gutierrez landing jabs to the belly and chopping away up top. Dolton tries to reach out and tie him up. Gutierrez backs off and now Dolton is pressing forward landing line drive rights to the head.
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Earth Defense Force 2025 Ravaging Consoles in 2013
Written Thursday, December 13, 2012 By Richard WalkerView author's profile
Namco Bandai has revealed that more insect-squashing madness is console-bound next year, with Earth Defense Force 2025 under development at current Japanese EDF studio, Sandlot.
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With the return of the ravagers also comes the first Earth Defense Force title to feature 4-player co-op on consoles, with "tons of missions" promised for the OTT action-shooter that sees you killing towering ants, spiders and so forth. Earth Defense Force 2025 will be starting a new insect raid when it releases in 2013. Check out all six debut screens below.


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The Strada's windshield offered good wind protection for my 5-foot-8 height, although a simple adjustable arrangement like on the latest Multistrada would enhance its adaptability. The distance from seat to pegs is tighter than a typical cruiser, but it's far more relaxed than a sportbike.
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"Bow Wow Books" pairs young readers with therapy dog listeners
The Blanchard Public Library welcomes young readers to the library for weekly time to read with therapy dog friends Buzz and Sully, from 2 to 4 p.m. on Tuesday afternoons throughout June, beginning June 7th.
Young readers may bring their own books, or pick from the hundreds in the library's collection, and then read to Buzz or Sully, two of the best listeners a reader could find.
The goal of the program is to provide young readers a place to practice their reading in a non-threatening, non-judgmental environment.
Parents or caregivers are asked to set up a time slot for reading by contacting library staff, either in person or by phone at 485-2275.
Library to be closed June 3-5
The Blanchard Public Library will be closed Friday, June 3, through Sunday, June 5, so the City of Blanchard can complete maintenance projects inside the library.
During the closing, library customers may visit any of the other 10 hometown libraries in the system, with the closest being in Newcastle, Norman and Purcell.
The library will reopen for its normal hours, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., on Monday, June 6.
Family Movie Time presented on Thursday mornings
The Blanchard Public Library is bringing family movies into the library in June. The free showings begin at 10 a.m. each Thursday in the month, on June 2, 9, 16, 23 and 30.
Titles will be announced the day of each movie, but all will be family-friendly G or PG rated shows.
Attendees are invited to bring pillows, blankets and snacks to enjoy the movie. Registration is not required to attend.
Kick off Summer Reading with morning of activities
The Summer Reading Program brings thousands of readers into the hometown libraries of the Pioneer Library System, and this year's activities once again provide opportunities for all ages to experience the library.
The Blanchard Public Library gets its Summer Reading Program festivities started from 10 to 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, June 1 with activities both inside and outside the library, specifically geared to children age 11 and under.
This year's Summer Reading Program takes a look at exercise, not just of body but of mind as well, as both mental and physical activity are featured for those who come inside the library. The themes for SRP in 2016 are "On Your Mark, Get Set, Read!" for children; "Get in the Game: Read!" for teens and "Exercise Your Mind. Read!" for adults.
A slate of performers will tour throughout the 11 hometown libraries in the system, and activities are set nearly every day as SRP hits its peak during June and the first part of July.
Sponsors for this year's edition of the Summer Reading Program are Hitachi Computer Products of America Inc., the Oklahoma Arts Council, the Anne and Henry Zarrow Foundation, the Institute of Museum and Library Services, Oklahoma College Savings Plan, Sonic, The Oklahoman Newspapers in Education, the Oklahoma Department of Libraries, the Pioneer Library System Foundation, Friends of the Library groups and the Pioneer Library System.


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Mister Jennings, former ETSU great, signed his book at Fanatics101 on Saturday.
600 Washington County students walked across a stage Saturday morning and received their diploma during Daniel Boone's and David Crockett's graduation ceremonies.
The Johnson City Police Department held a National Police Week and Peace Officers Memorial Day Ceremony on Thursday afternoon on the steps of City Hall.
Nearly 100 people attended as JCPD officer Jeff Jenkins, Elena Crow, Bill Coleman, Chaplain
Photos from Daniel Boone's 3-0 win over Seymour in the Region 1-AAA championship game on Wednesday in Gray.
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The Archivist: Catchy tune about "Sally" led to an investigation
Who was Sally? When I read a March 1, 1925, story in The Oklahoman, I wanted to know.
She must have been important, because the unnamed reporter checked with several prominent Oklahoma City citizens trying to find out where she was. It turns out the reporter came up with a clever story.
"Where's Sally?
"From bank presidents down to messenger boys, they're hunting for her through dark alleys, up the main highways, to directors' meetings and on the schoolground, comes the pitiful wail, 'Please bring her back to me.'
"Among city business men, it isn't a question of who she is, They know. And they want to find her. So they dream, and hunt, and memory brings back the pleasant times they spent planning the future — with Sally — if only Sally hadn't deserted them.
"But Sally is gone. So John Fields, vice president of the Farmers' National bank, removes his stogie and whistles, 'I wonder what's become of Sally,' while his eye moves a picture of how she would look all dressed up in Washington.
"Politicians muse on what a glorious figure she would make on top of the capitol dome they would have given the state.
"Ed Overholser believes she'd make a great chamber of commerce president.
"T.P. Martin would give her a place as pilot on the air mail route.
"Fred Suits seeks for her in the union station; Governor Trapp believes she is in the Darlington narcotic house; W.F. Vahlberg thinks she took his plans for a new city hall with her; Alva McDonald has a hunch that she has joined John Wilkes Booth, and hopes she led the seekers after his job with her.
"But the garbage man is the only one who has seen her since she left the city, for he's stopped whistling, 'Yes we have no bananas,' and assures the world that Sally is headed for the dump heap."
It took me a search on Google to find out who Sally was.
She was Sally Long, a Ziegfield Follies dancer who was the inspiration for the popular 1924 song titled 'I Wonder What's Become of Sally?'
"I wonder what's become of Sally,
"That old gal of mine.
"The sunshine's missing from our alley,
"Ever since the day Sally went away.
"No matter where she is,
"Whatever she may be,
"If no one wants her now,
"Please send her back to me.
"I'll always welcome back my Sally,
"That old gal of mine."
Alva McDonald was a U.S. marshal, W.F. Vahlberg was a member of the city board of commissioners, T.P. Martin was on the chamber of commerce's aviation committee and Fred Suits was an attorney representing supporters for a railroad union station.
I guess I'm still wondering why they were wondering where Sally was.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette (Newspaper) - October 5, 1974, Cedar Rapids, Iowa Miskimen: Faith In Action (iuzrtlr: Salunhiv, Oct. 1 Hy I'nt ivicrsmi Wlii'ii Tom MiskiniHi ,'it- Icmlcd Hie University of Iowa thoiiKht Clirisliiinily was ci- ther Hie on in history or Hie jnost signi! leant IhiiiK ever ID happen and lie was bound to find out which one it was. He Jiiai.li! his decision on what Chrfcitianily was and be- came an ordained member of this United Methodist Church this spring. Miskimen, presently on a year's leave from the Iowa conference of the United Methodist, church, ir> an out- reach coordinator for Special Problems Center, W Eighth street M10, and Foundation II, 1336 C avenue NE. Cedar Rapids Native Prior to joining Hie staffs ot the two groups, Miskimen, a Cedar Rapids native, worked in Hie Urban Min- istry program. Miskimen said during his KludifK at the Tlico- Inuical seminary, 'he was as- signed ID work will) Dr. Hoyd Mather and the Faith Unilcd .Melliodist church. He said the area the church served had many lower in- come, blue collar workers who didn't have any recreational aelivities. Miskimen said ho got funds, from the Dubuquu city council to es- tablish recreational programs and a recreational center in the area, lie said the Urban Ministry project also pushed for some community improve- such as traffic signs where they were needed. Urban Ministry Miskimen said he really liked the idea of working in an urban ministry situation and he was being reviewed by his church board for a position in urban ministry. "I am. more activity orient- ed Faith in Action type. There are many areas the church doesn't touch where Tom Miskimen there arc people who need the church. Christ was action oriented, lie turned over a lew tables lo prove a point or tWO. with Clients "The church is more than four walls and time schedules. A minister should not stop at the church walls, but go beyond Miskimen said. As part of Ihc SPC and Foundation II, Miskhmin said lie talks with the clients of the programs, lie said clients of the program are glad he is there because there is now someone they can go .lo and talk about religion, (iod and their lives without someone thinking they are copping out with a religious idea. Miskimen .said that people turned on to drugs are search- ing for the ultimate meaning of life. He said Christianity can help them search. It can them lhat some one cares that they exist at all. "I don't want people lo get high on God alone, because once (he glow of the conver- sion has worn off, there; will be nothing left and the person will be just as lonely a.s be- fore. "I want people to get high on themselves, not an ego trip, but an emotional and in- tellectual involvement with Christianity. Once thev have .Sunday to .'ichiovcd (hut, (licro is one .slop them from holding a life, roinp.'ired to nu'rcly Miski- jjiiju. Grace Miskimen, who grew on the near northwest side of Cedar Kapids, f-'.aid it was luck, in Ihe secular sense, and grace in tin.1 religious sense l Presbyterian church will partic- Ihal In; found Christianity. jpate in a bike ride for hunger Sunday. youth will CR. Churches Note Hapids churchesiThe money earned from the ridc'will hold Communion service at oilier churches'w'" doniiled to Church and a.m. Service and I'aneigency Mission! St. Paul's United Methodist mark day. The i First iChurch Baptist church, of Ihc Brethren yoiilh uf Iwu Communion service First Presbyterian and a.m. Miskimen said he liked the social orientation of the Unit- ed Methodist Church, an ori- cnlalion much like his own. Tin! similarity of feelings had a great deal to do with JVliski- inen joining the United Meth- odist Church and ultimately the ministry. Miskimen said Ihe SPC could use help from f-mne local churches. He said SPC needs towels, blankets, pil- lows, kitchen equipment and of course money, lie suggest- ed that church youth groups or adult groups could help the SPC. Cfiurcfi Briefs St. Mark's United Methodist church will begin its church- wide School of Missions Sunday and continue the program for the four Sundays in October. The thnnv of the school is "Faith Amidst Pluralism and Global The first session will begin at p.m. with a potluck din- ner followed by a film, "Future The atlult and youth choirs of Cedar Hills Community Re- formed church will join to present (he musical, "It's Cool in the Sunday at p.m. The musical is nhout Daniel, Nebuchadnezzar, Sluidrach, Meshach and Abed- nego. A dinner to encourage interest and support for the Wycliffe Bible translators will be bcld Monday at Ihe Holiday Inn. Wy- cliffe, an interdenominational specializes in Bible translations among tribal groups. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints will hold an open house Friday from (i tu 9 p.m. and Saturday from DECOHAH Iowa Methodist Bishop James S. Thomas will be the guest speaker at the centen- nial cclcbralion of Ihc Dccorah United Methodist church Sun- day. A two-day celebration will be held beginning with an open house Saturday, tonight. A tour to the Washington Prairie. Meth- odist church will be conducted at p.m. Saturday. An evening service of remem- brance will be held Saturday at 8 p.m. with greetings from former pastors and a re-cnact- mcnl, of Ihe church's dedication service which was originally conducted Dec. The celebration and dedica- tion service will be Sunday al a.m. for both the Dccorah and Rnrr Oak Unilcd Methodist congregations with Bishop Thomas speaking. A noon dinner and an infor- family nighl reception. Mrs. in the church who lllls sorvcd lllc the 5 to p.m. The pin-pose nf the open house is (o acquaint peo- ple with the Mormons and an- swer any questions about the group. Dr. Joseph McCabe, chancellor of Coe college, will speak Sun- day at a.m. at First Chris- tian church on "Christ and the New Nicholas Berry, political science teacher at Cornell col- lege. Sunday at 10 a.m. at Peoples Unitarian church on "Significant Trends and Issues in Our "A Thief in the a film about Bible prophecy, will be shown Saturday, tonight, at p.m. During October, the church broadcasts scheduled at 4 p.m. on KCRG radio will ori- ginate from St. Mark's United Melliodist church. The Rev. Lee Roy Collins is the pastor. The film, "No Place To will be shown Sunday at 7 p.m. at I h e Interdenominational church. The film is the story of Necky Crux, former warlord of a gang in the New York Bronx. Robert C. Laniar, pastor of First Presbyterian church, Al- bany, N. Y., and moderator of United Presbyterian church, will speak at ihe an- nual alumni reunion of the Theological seminary of the University of Dubuque Mon- day at 8 p.m. in the Chapter room. Aquinas Institute of Theology. The Gospel group, The Alpha Omega from DCS Moines, will present a program Sunday at a.m. and 7 p.m. at First Assembly of God church. Richard Mcssner, musician, former professional athlete and director of development for Grace college, Winona Lake. Ind., will speak Sunday at 7 p.m. at Grace Brethren church. T h e Cedar Vallcv scr- inal reception basement will follow vice. The 1) e co r a h Methodist church was erected in 1H7-1 and dedication of the educational unit was in I (Nil. church will hold its monthly pot- luck supper Sunday at p.m. prior to Ihc 7 p.m. service. Mrs. Carroll Lnckey will he honored Sunday at St. Mark's Lutheran church :'t 7 p.m. at parish fur eight years a.s see- St. W e n c e s 1 a u s Catholic church will mark its lOOlh anni- versary Oct. 13 with an open house from l to 3 p.m. and a Centennial mass at 4 p.m. fol- lowed by a banquet. Mayor Donald Canney, of Cedar Rapids; the Rev. Joseph Kissling, Sherrill; Bishop Fran- cis Dunn, auxiliary bishop of D u b u q u e and Archbishop George Biskup, Archbishop of Indianapolis, will speak at the open house. The Centennial mass and ban- quet is by invitation only. Czech Design SI. Wcnceslaus has preserved on its wall the old Czech design with its many painted murals, depicting Bohemian legends and tales relating to Ihe martyred king for whom the church is named. Because of this it is con- sidered unique and it also em- phasizes its distinction as the only authentic Czech parish in the archdiocese. The first church was built in 1874 by the Rev. Francis Chcm- lar and the present church was built in 1304. In 1834, Ihc Rev. Francis Ko- pccky founded the first parish school. A high school was opened in 1921 and five years later SI. Wcnceslaus high school became duly accredited. In 1855 SI. Wenccslaus joined the other was opened in 1915 and was gather Greene Square park Sunday at a.m. and leave for mile ride lo Macbride Church Aid to Resisfers Hy George Cornell AP Religion Writer NEW YOHK (AP) For all those Vietnam war rcsisters, out there, wherever you arc, the telephone number to tall lo get church advice, about your .situation is code then K15-8259. It's free. A special counseling service, set up by the National Coun- cil of Churches to aid those af- fected by President Ford's "earned re-entry" program, said many of them ure poor, onl of touch and needed the Ire? number. ,cliurcli will hold Communion andiservices at and 11 a.m. Trinity United Methodist will hold Communion at villjKMo a.m. hold a Love Feast at 7 p.m. in First Presbyterian church will the Brethren chapel. hold Communion at a.m. First Congregational cliurchj Ilus. Memorial. Presbyterian will hold Communion at 10 a.m. 'church will hold Communion St. Andrew Lutheran church [service at a.m. Bethel Church KEOTA The Bethel Unit-; In 1345, after a mission pas- ed Methodist church here wilier was sent lo Ihe area, the jcelebrate its 130th rch. a IB foot by 18 foot i log church was constructed. By Uc'K (1848 all mission help was with- The morning worship because the church no will be conducted by a needed the aid. Also in "Nobody knows where many ipastor, Ihe Rev. Don Collen.jl848 a second, larger church There win a built Thr1 two churches and informal reception follow-'were southwest of Ihe present ing the service. church, which was built in 1866. east side parishes of Cedar Rapids and Marion in the con- struction of the central Regis high school. St. Wcnceslaus high St. Wenceslaus Church the grade school was closed in Rev. Clarence Frana, who has 1969. Divided The parish was divided jserved the church since 1968, the parish has become more social oriented in an attempt lo "more completely fulfill the The mission, SI. p.n.ish conlmu. was opened in 1915 and was tended by the priests from St.] After closing Ihc grade school, Wcnceslaus for four years. In'thc former school facilities were 1922 St. Ludmila's was made inlo independent parish. center, offering prc-school ser- school was closed in 1958 and! Under the pastorate of (he j vices lo the needy. Respecf Life Observance DUBUQUE The Arch-! organization, of American diocc.se of DubiiijUc and olher bishop dioceses of the Unilcd Slates will join in Ibis year's Respect Life observance beginning Sun- day. The Respect Life observance is sponsored by Ihc United States Catholic Conference, an Four Churches Host Covenant Player Members The international drama group, The repertory Covenant The 1974 program deals with Ihc rights of the unborn, Ihc mentally retarded, Ihc aging, those in prison, as well as those rights of a quality health care system, belter food production and distribution and some form of amnesty to reconcile those who could not in conscience take part in war, as well as euthanasia, poverty. gun Open House Planned At New Facilities Open hou.sc of the new facili-' Hies of the Church of God of! Several members of Ihc al 3211 rnad! will present a program at wl" 'llacc Players of Encino, Calif., will present programs al four churches. Rachel Hackman Is New YUMA Head Rachel Hackman, 1624 Wcnig road NE, was elected chairman of YUMA. an organization for young, unmarried adults. Other officers include Willis j Gordon, program chairman; Ruth Fishel, social chairman and Maxine Slykhuis, sccrclary- [rcasurer. YUMA holds one dinner niect- ing a month with a Bible study or religious speaker for Ihc pro-1 grain. The next meeting is Thursday at p.m. at Bishops down- town. For further information call or of them said. "A lot of Ihem have been living underground and have no idea about where to go to get help." Advice The counseling center has been set up in Indianapolis, near Fort Harrison, the center lo which all deserters must first return, and will accept toll-free calls around the clock from those seeking legal and other advice. Asked if putting out the free number might not result in si lot of "nut the spokes- man said, "All we. havo lo do is hang up. It's important that the number be available lo so many involved who need assistance." For those living in Canada, Ihe toll-free number is code BOO, then for ihe. of- fice at Winnipeg. The Rev. Richard Killmer. director of Ihc program and head of Ihe council's Office ot Special Ministries to the Viet- nam Generation, said the service docs not imply church endorsement of the Ford re- entry plan. Concern The help simply is being of- fered oul of "pastoral con- cern" of Hie council's 32- membor Proleslant and East- ern Orthodox rlonominalinns. i Marks Start Of Holy Year DAVENPORT The first ob- servance in the Diocese of Dav- enport of the Holy Year pro- claimed by Pope Paul VI will be Sunday at 4 p.m. at John O'Don- nell stadium here. According lo diocesan of- ficials, the purpose of Ihe rally is "an assembly of our whole di- ocesan family around our bish- op to give witness to our failh and to commit ourselves to re- newal and reconciliation in con- junction with the world-wide Holy Year of 1974 and the Three Ministers Honored in Victor VICTOR Three ministers who celebrated anniversaries were honored last Sunday at St. John's Lutheran church, rural Victor. Honored were the Rev. Ed- mund Weiss, Marcngo, 40th an- niversary of ordination; the Rev. Clemens Schroedcr, Hub- bard, 45lh anniversary, and the Rev. ImmanucI Kitzmann, anniversary. The Rev. Leonard Aurich, Williamsburg, second vice- president of the Iowa East dis- trict of the Lutheran church, B e s i d e s information and guidance lo any war rcsisters, the Indianapolis office also .....Provide bousing and coun- seling for families of deserters who wish to be in Indianapolis during the four days of legal- ities required for a dcscrlcr lo go through the process at Roman Holy Year of Grace Svnud a bricf The program at the rally will include a procession of clergy and representative laity, songs, prayers, scripture readings and a keynote address by the Rev. Hugh Calkins, OSM. Father Calkins is currently talk. The three, were connected with service lo St. John's con- gregation. Pastor Weiss scrvcd St. John's from 1951 to 1971 when he retired. Pastor Schroeder was pastor of St. James Luther- Catholic chaplain at Elgin stale an in Victor and filled in at St. hospital, Elgin, III. a.m. at the Prairie Chapel Uni- led Methodist church and at II! to 4 p.m. The S70.000, a.m. al Ihe United .Melliodist church. Springville. Another part of the company! rotary and director of Chris- Han education, resigned and will he moving to Bowling Green, Ky. i The film "The Christian The lii'v. David Ash is HS problems and Priori- resent of .p.m. al I'irsI ovenanl church. a wan! ad help you solve'The film looks al Ihc problems your buyini; or. sHIim; prob-iof the home and suggests an- ii'ins! Dial :W8 11231. jswers that might change homes. lure features housing on the unper story for Pastor Michael K. P.ools and his family and will be at Knox Unilcd ll'vl'1 educational fa-' Icrian church al a.m. 'cililios and chapel, The Calvin-Sim-lair United j congregation was or-j Presbyterian church will in Cedar Hapids in 1957. 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It's all about family — and reading — for former Seattle Prep star Martell Webster.
We caught up with Martell Webster as he was driving home from practice. The former Seattle Prep star was part of the final group of players permitted to jump from high school to the NBA. Originally drafted by Portland in 2005, the 6-foot-7 guard was traded to Minnesota last June 24.
Seattle Times: That was some NBA trade deadline, with players going everywhere. You weren't rumored to be traded, but what's it like to play amid all the changes?
Martell Webster: It's been crazy. Even the stuff that happened (on deadline), some of the things don't make sense and then all of a sudden you hear that somebody else got traded in the packaged deal and it begins to make sense. It's always a roller-coaster ride when it comes to teams trying to make moves to win. You're like, "Oh, God, what's going to happen next?"
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MW: Nah, I'm the type of person who just doesn't care. I've got more important things to worry about than what teams are making what moves. I've got two kids, my oldest has a birthday on Wednesday, and a third on the way. And I've got a wonderful wife at home. That's all I need. I don't need to pay attention to anything else going on in the world.
ST: One on the way? How far along is your wife?
MW: She'll be here April 20. I've got three girls! It's easier after the first. You don't know what to expect with that first one then all of a sudden you're like, "Oh, that wasn't that bad."
ST: Is your new addition why you switched jersey numbers to No. 5 with the Timberwolves?
MW: I just wanted to switch it up. With No. 23, everything has been said with that number. You can't say anything else. Michael Jordan has done everything and LeBron has pretty much backed it up, so that number is history. No. 5 doesn't mean anything, I just told them to throw me whatever.
ST: You've worn No. 23, 8 and now 5, so have you ever slipped when signing autographs?
MW: No, it depends on what card they give me. If they give me a card and I'm wearing No. 8, then I'll put the 8 and if it's 23, I'll put 23. But normally it's No. 5.
ST: Heard you love to read, what's on the nightstand?
MW: Yeah, I have a book I'm reading, again, it's called "The Alchemist" (by Paulo Coelho). It's a really good book. It's about a kid that has a dream and along the way he has to go through these different obstacles. At some point he begins to think, "maybe this isn't what I really wanted." But those obstacles that he's facing are things that are getting him closer to his actual goal, but he doesn't know it until the end. It's one of those books where you wonder what's going to happen next.
ST: Is that why you wanted to read it again?
MW: Yeah, it's not really dry. There's all this suspense in like 200 pages.
ST: Does it make you think about your decisions, like what would have happened if you would have gone to college?
MW: All the time. Even now, I think if I had to do it all over again, I probably would have gone to college just for the experience. Not just the basketball experience — the whole experience itself, education and meeting new friends. Those are things that when you come to the NBA out of high school, all of that is taken away from you right away and you're forced to become this adult at 18. That can be quite the transition.
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ST: Is it hard to make new friends now that you're an established NBA player?
MW: In this business, you keep your circle very tight. I don't let anybody in. The people I came into the league with are the people that I'm still with today and that's how I keep it because you really can't get attached. My family is really big, but really close. This summer we'll have barbecues and I'll spend time with my grandmother because she's pretty old and I'm relishing the time that I have with her.
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Andy Oliver could be an option to take over for James McDonald. The Pittsburgh Pirates had Jeanmar Gomez in the rotation after dropping Jonathan Sanchez last week. Gomez was expected to be replaced this weekend by Francisco Liriano. Today, James McDonald went on the 15-day disabled list, which put Gomez back in the rotation for the short-term. Liriano is still set to join the rotation on Saturday, but the Pirates will need a starter to replace McDonald on Sunday. Here are my thoughts on who could take that spot. Jeanmar Gomez - He seems like an obvious candidate, since he's already going to be starting in place of McDonald. Gomez has a 3.06 ERA in 17.2 innings this year, with a 5.1 K/9 and a 4.6 BB/9. In his start last week he went four innings, allowing three runs, two earned, on four hits. Gomez is alright as a short-term replacement, such as today, but if you're planning ahead you could probably do better. Gerrit Cole - It's not going to be Cole, according to Neal Huntington: https://twitter.com/BiertempfelTrib/status/331903695736410112 Charlie Morton - He was supposed to be back on the 14th, but a recent set-back will probably prevent him from being an option. Andy Oliver - This would be my guess if I was making a prediction. Looking at the Probable Pitching Chart, Oliver's next start is Saturday. They could push him back to six days rest, call him up, and have him start on Sunday. So far this year Oliver has a 2.82 ERA in 38.1 innings, with a 44:23 K/BB ratio. He's having a very Justin Wilson-like season, with a lot of walks, but also a lot of strikeouts and a low BAA. In his most recent start, Oliver went six shutout innings, allowing two hits, four walks, and struck out five. I spoke with Larry Broadway a few weeks ago about whether the Pirates would be comfortable calling Oliver up, rather than keeping him down to work on his control problems. Broadway's response: "If the need comes open in Pittsburgh and he's next in line, then he'll go up," Broadway said. "We're not going to just hold him back because we're trying to do something with him. He's already been there. He's already contributed there. If we have the need, he's going to go." Note that we don't know if Oliver is "next in line". That's a key part to that statement. For now he's putting up good numbers in Triple-A, he lines up with McDonald's next start, and the Pirates won't hold him back for developmental reasons. That doesn't mean they'll go with Oliver, but right now he's my favorite for the role.
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- UgandaRetailFunding via HOFOKAM Ltd., a partner of Catholic Relief Services
Harriet,UgandaRetailFunding via HOFOKAM Ltd., a partner of Catholic Relief Services
Najja Bodab...UgandaTransportationFunding via UGAFODE Microfinance Limited
Basoka Kwavula Kiribedde Group
Over the course of the last 15 years, she has been a testament to the fact that with self conviction, determination and resolve, one will succeed. In the cut-throat competitive business of tailoring that she in involved in, one needs those virtues to ensure not only short-term but long-term success.
At the threshold of the mid 90's, Imeldah was into poultry. She at length used savings from that business to start her current business, which she has been operating in Kisega-Kayunga. She is still eking profits from her poultry business. In a week, she makes profits to the tune of 90,000 shillings. With this loan, she wants to buy more textile material for making clothes.
She is married with 5 children, 3 of whom attend school.
Additional Information
This is a Group Loan
In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
Kiva's Field Partners typically feature one borrower from a group. The loan description, sector, and other attributes for a group loan profile are determined by the featured borrower's loan. The other members of the group are not required to use their loans for the same purpose.
About Uganda
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Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
- Repayment Term
- 6 months (Additional Information)
- Repayment Schedule
- Monthly
- Pre-Disbursed:
- Jun 29, 2010
- Listed
- Jul 21, 2010
- Currency Exchange Loss:
- Possible
- Ended:
- Nov 15, 2010