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Winona Republican-Herald, The (Newspaper) - October 29, 1947, Winona, Minnesota w EATHER fair tnnlfhl nil c ONTRIBUTE To Community Cbect Full Leased Wire Report of The Associated Press Member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations ----------W1NONA. MINNESOTA. WEDNESDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 29. 1947 FIVE CENTS PER TWENTY PAGES VOLUME 47. NU. _ _ Aid to Europe, Balanced Budget Urged OTJB -_------------------ i Committee Raps Racial Segregation 35 Made in Report to Preaident By Max Hull A committee appointed by President Truman pro- posed today that rurlal jioBregatlon be wiped out or American life "now." Mr Truman's committee on civil headed by President CharlcH E Wilson of the General Electric Company, miirlc 35 recommenda- on explwlve subjects In the whole civil rights field. It urgtd the enactment of federal anti-lynchlnp, anti-poll tax, and lair employmnnt practice laws- three issues which have torn Con- tcrewi with bitter It recommended that Congress and the state legislatures outlaw and discrimination based on race color, creed, or na- tional origin. In such places BS trains, buses, schools, hospitals, theaters, hotels, restaurants, tho armed and private employ- ment. It proponed that the states out- law "restrictive covenants" by which property owners bind themselves not to soil or lease to "undesirables, 15 on Committee The 15-membcr committee and many others bring the nation the and these measures, inre needed to nearer to full realization of American way" of freedom equality. It time Is for three reasons: Moral, economic and international. The> committee's vlow of the In- ternational aspect was that "the united States n not to strong, the final triumph of the democratic Ideal Is not so inevitable that we ipnorc whnt the world thinks of us or our record." The committee criticized, without names, what it called "ir- respontible opportunists who It practice to attack every pcr- or group with whom they as It said, "We cannot lot these nbuses deter us from the legitimate exposing of real and real rnd added that "tho Mane zeal" must bo nhown In do- lending our democracy against one pwip as against tho other. The committee said "public ex- citement about 'communists' hai rone far beyond good Judgment and calmness, and "a state near- hysterta now threatens to Inhibit freedom of genuine democrats." Concerning federal employes, tho committee said the government has a. duty to dismiss disloyal workers, but their civil rights must bo pro- tected. and procedures should bo out for this protection. Tho 178-page report was made public by tho White House. President Truman set up tho committee last December 8 to study how present laws and governmental agencies may bo "strengthened and Improved to safeguard tho civil rights of tho people." In the group are two Industrial- two labor leaders, two college four church leaders, four lawyers and tho director of an educational fund. With South Much of the report duals with the South and with the Negroes of America. The report said all tho recom- mendations were a "general eon aensus" of the committee except that on two matters where there was a "substantial division of views." These were: 1. The committee recommended that the federal government refuse to prant funds to uny state govern- ment or other agency for public housing or hospitals, for if there is to br Kck'1'c.'nullon 1" tho use of the rnonoy, A minority or the committee, while favoring an end ol segrega- tion as an "ultimate opposed this a requirement for the givlnc of funds. 2. The committee recommended that the Mute i-niict laws banning discrimination in udmliUnK students to the public and private schools. Chuch-supported schools would bo exempted. A "RUbstantltil" minority of the committee was opposed to such laws. Communists Lose In Denmark Vote Copenhacrn, Denmark OP) Danish communists lost nine of their IB seats In tho Folketlng (lower chamber) in yesterday's parliament- ary elections. Until returns showed today, and were running sixth In a flcld of Hcven parties In tho popular vote count. The social democrats, which lean to the Itft of center, won 57 scats In the balloting, a gain of nlno over what thry won In the last election, October 30. 1D45. The right of cen- ter Agrarian party of outgoing Premier Knud Krlstcnscn mado tho greatest pain of any of tho seven parties by winning 49 scats 11 more than In 1045. Most observers attributed tho communist slip to two causes: (1) recent demands for a purge of the Danish government, and (2) Recent communist moves In other European countries. Coroner's Jury Finds Youth Negligent in Crash Near Galesville Guards Halted But Not Mikolajczyk Josof CyranklewlcK told the Polish parliament today that frontier guards had prevented persons from illegally leaving tho country this year but that Opposition Leader Stanls- law Mikolajczyk had managed to floe. Tho premier mild nothing, however, to clarify how Mlko- Ittjwyk. the leader of the Polish Peasant party, had made his way out of the country or his present whereabouts. Cyranklowlcz declared that Mikolajczyk fled after nil his hopes of "foreign intervention" in Poland had vanished. Churchill Motion Against Labor Regime Debated London Conservative peers and opposition members of the House of Congress were reported to- day to be working on plans to revise a Labor government bill aimed at trimming the low remaining powers of the House of Lords, Parliamentary sources said some foes of the government measure, while awaiting tho end of debate on Winston Churchill's' fourth parlia- mentary effort to unseat the Labor government, would meet privately to-day to lay out their Ideas for tho future of the House of Lords. Non-Hereditary SUM cited These Informants said that .among tho proposals to bo considered at this mooting was one to change the membership df tho ancient body from a hereditary bssts'WB-ctumii bor made up of men eminent In various walks) of life, suoh ns doc- tor's trade unionists, Industrialist! and artists. Tho government, apparently fear- ful of tho Lords' opposition to na- tionalization of the iron and steel Industry, has proposed that the Lords' power to delay legislation be cut from two years to one. The upper chamber, since 1011, hos had no power to reject legislation. It can only delay. Debate on Churchill's opposition resolution, calling for a virtual vote of no-confidence in Prime Minister Clement Attlee's government, was due to be wound up today. BurnquUt Named to National Board A. A. Burnqulst of Minnesota was named to tho cx- ocutlvo board ao tho National ASBO- clatlon of Attorneys General clos- ed Its 41st annual convention here last night. Weather FEDERAL FORECASTS nonu und vicinity i Generally fair tonight and Thursday. Warmer Thursday, Low tonight 45: Thursday 66. high Minnesota: Fair tonight. Some- what warmer north and cast por- tions. Thursday Increasing cloudi- ness and warmer except becoming cooler with a few scattered showers In afternoon in northwest portion. Wisconsin: Pair tonight and Thursday. Cooler south and cast portions tonight. Slowly rising tem- peratures Thursday afternoon LOCAL WEATHER Official observations for the 24 hours ending at noon today: Maximum, 50: minimum, 40; noon, 00; precipitation, a trace; nun acts tonight ut 5; sun rl.ses tomorrow at TEMPERATURES ELSEWHERE Max. Mln. Free, Chicago 54 48 .15 Denver CB 3G Duluth so 30 Kansas City 04 40 Los Angeles 71 57 Miami ..............81 Mlnncapolls-St. Paul 58 Now Orleans......... Now York 75 Phoonlx .............88 75 43 CO 62 53 .30 1.38 DAILY RIVER BULLETIN Flood Stage 24-Hr. Stage Today Change Red Wing 14 LnKO City........ 6-3 Roads 12 3.4 Dam 4, T.W...... 4.3 Dam 5, T.W...... 2.4 Dam 5A, T.W. Winona 13 5.3 Dam 6, Pool....... 10.0 Dam 8. T.W....... 7.8 8.7 Crosso 12 4.6 Tributary Streams 2.2 2.5 1.8 3.0 2.5 La'crosse at W. Salem 1.7 Root at Houston 0.0 .1 .1 .1 .1 Dakota Dam 7, Pool Dam 7, T.W. Lft Chlppowa at Durand. Zumbro at Thcllman. Buffalo above Alma... Trcmpealcau at Dodge Black at Black at Galesvlllo .1 .3 .1 .2 .1 -I- .3 .3 RIVER FORECAST (From Hastlnjrx to Guitenbcrg) During tho next 48 hours tho up- per pools from La Crosse southward to dam ten will fall .2 to .3 foot. Elsowhero throughout this district there will bo llttlo change. Frank Wieczorek of Bluff Siding Sun Blinded Him Whitehall, Wls. A verdict of a high degree of negll- House Group Cites 2 More In Film Quiz Contempt Orders Now Pending Against Six Washington Two more screen figures were cited for con- _____ tompt by a House Un-American nc- gonco was entered by the coroner's I tlvltlos subcommittee today, raising inrv in the inquest here Tuesday to six the number now facing this jury In the inquest afternoon into the death of Mrs. Lawrence (Marian) Stafford, 25, Lu Crosse, in an auto collision be- tween 3 und p. m, October 10 In front ot the Young Brothers farm, dalesvillc. Frank Leo "Wieczorek, 13, Siding, was adjudged highly negli- gent. It was his car which crashed into the Stafford car. District At- torney La Vcrn Q. Kostner, Arcadia, said no charge has been made against wlcczorck as yet. Coroner Martin A. Wclmer, Inde- pendence, conducted the Inquest, with the district attorney doing the questioning. Jurors were Adolph Hanson, B. M. Skogstad, Joel Haugh, Clarence H. Johnson, Ralph Rasmuson and Ole Halllngstad, all ol "Whitehall. 'Alter hearing testi- mony for tlireo hours the Jurors deliberated 20 minutes before re- turning their verdict. Doctor Testifies Dr. Henry A. Jegi, Galesville, first witness on the stand, testified that he was called to the scene of tho accident, on highway 53 about a hnlf-mllo east of Galesvllle, on the afternoon of Sunday, Octo- ber 10, and the he found Mrs, Stafford dead ol a hemorrhage from a cut clear across her throat which had severed most, if not all. tho largo blood vessels in the throat. She had apparently, he said, been cut when thrown through the windshield. Mr. Wieczorek, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wieczorek. Bluff siding, who WOB driving a 1037 sedan west toward Galesvllle when he swerved south to tha left side of the high- way and head-on into the car driven by Mr. Stafford, testified that he, accompanied by Miss Mar- jorie Ramsey, La Crosse, and her friend. Miss Botty Jean Hanson, IM Crosse, started from ,La Crosse about o'clock the afternoon of tho accident and headed toward Bluff Siding and Winona, driving slowly while they looked for pheas- ants und other game 'in the corn- fields because ho hod guns In tho car and planned to shoot if he found game. Blinded by Sun He did not go an estimated 20 miles an hour, he said, until he passed Hunter's bridge and ap- proached Galesvllle, and, seeing no cornfields along the road, picked up speed but did not exceed, he estimated, 45 miles an hour. Ho testified that as he approached what later became the scene of tho accident ho saw ft 1933 or 1037 Plymouth car ahead of him, gray In color, and as he traveled on he neared the rear of the car, which accusation. The committee acted against: Samuel Ornltz. a writer. Herbert Blbermnn, a producer and director. Culled as witnesses In the com- mittee's rcds-ln-HoIlywood Investi- gation, these figures refused to an- swer questions. They took the same stand four writers had taken earlier the committee had no right to Inquire into their affiliations or political beliefs. The eighth day of the commit- tee's hearings was launched with a statement from Chairman Thomas (R.-N. that it won't'stop "un- til, all the communists In Holly- wood are but immediately ran into difficulties. Thomas Heads Statement Before calling Screen Writer Sam Ornltz as the first witness, Thom- as read a prepared statement in which he referred to "powerful in- fluences" which he said "have sought in every manner to divert this committee from Its main course of Inquiry." Ornltz is one of 19 writers and workers represented by Robert W. Kenny, Los Angeles attorney. Four of the 19 already have been cited for contempt for failing to answer committee questions as to whether they are communists. After Blberman, the committee called Emmett Lavcry, a ruddy- faced man of 43. who said he was "delighted and proud" to acknowl- edge that he Is a member and presi- dent of the Screen Writers guild. Almost as soon as he seated him- self at the witness table, he said: "As a student of constitutional law, I am not sure this committee has the right to aslc the questions It is asking. "But let me break your suspense at once. I am not a communist. I never have been a communist. I do not intend to become a communist. "I am a Democrat, who in my youth was a Republican, Now if tho committee would like to know why I became a Democrat." Thomas Interrupted, "The com- mittee is not The crowd laughed. Lavery told the committee "there are probably communists In the Screen Writers but said their influence "is not half as much as they make out." Lavery said he was certain that communists have not controlled the guild during the three terms he served as president. Tuesday three of Kenny's clients Writers Dalton Trumbo, Alvah Bessie and Albert answer the communism question yesterday and promptly Joined Writer John Howard Lawson In the vs? rvs order to either stop When he was approximately feet from tho rear of tho gray car, he estimated, ho turned left to pass the car and at the same time applied his brakes. He testi- fied that he saw no cars approach- Ing from tho opposite direction ex- cept cars a hnlf-mllo dlstnnt on the curve coming out of the city of Galesvllle. He at no tlmo saw the Stafford car approaching, he (Continued on Pago 16, Column 5) GALESVILLE Jnstitutcd contempt procccd- failed to answer the question Monday, 6 Hurt in Minneapolis Car, Truck Accident Minneapolis Charles Hy- sell, 57, the motorman, and six pas- sengers were injured, none seri- ously, last night when a streetcar and semitrailer loaded with steel sheet collided. Donald Kampa, the truck driver, was not hurt. Babcock Tablet Unveiling Draws Tributes of State Elk River, Minn. Friends and neighbors of his lifetime Joined today with state officials in paying tribute to 'the late Charles M. Bab- cock as a monument was unveiled at the homeaito of tho man who is called "the father of the Minnesota trunk highway system." Babcock died at his liome here in 1936 after having served as state highway commissioner, from 1917 to 1932. The monument, erected by the Charles M. Babcock Memorial as- sociation, consists of a granite block inset with. a bronze plaque bearing his. likeness, and inscribed in, part: "Erected by the people of Minne- sota in grateful appreciation of his distinguished service for the com- mon good." Christiansen Speaks Dates on the plaque recalled that Babcock had served on the old state highway commission for seven years before becoming commissioner. He was born at Santiago, near here. In 1871. Former Governor Theodore Christ- iansen, under whom Babcock served for some years, delivered the dedica- tory address, declaring that the late commissioner was a man "who would be remembered for his successful ideas." "If I were asked to compile top- ranking names in the history of our Christiansen said, "that list would not contain the names of a single governor, senator or other elected public official. Gives Credit to Builders "Some were conspicuous and im- portant lor a lew years but after they find .strutted their brief spans upon the stage they wore seen mid heard no more. The men of enduring significance have been the builders, whose works. Jiving after them, have given them immortality. "In the builders category I would Include Edward D. Nclll, creator of the public school .system; Cyrus Northrop, who took over what was little more than a frontier academy and expanded into what is now the University of Minnesota, one of the nation's foremost colleges; James J. Hill, who built an empire with a transcontinental railroad, and Wil- liam and Charles Mayo, who estab- lished the world's greatest medical center at Rochester. "History will also accord a place In this list of builders for Charles M. Babcock, whose highway system will be more enduring than the Vatican Choir Stranded in Phoenix Phoenix, dif- ficulties have temporarily left the 54 members of the world famous Vatican choir of Italy stranded in Phoenix. Due to leave here today for Ely, Nov., the departure time was post- poned until tomorrow while new financial backing for the group was being sought, according to Sol Interpreter for the choir. The choir is composed of 24 youths ranging in ages from eight to 13 23 laymen and seven fathers. Not one member of the choir can make himself understood in Eng- lish. The Rev. Klllan Pryor of St. Mary's church said he was in- formed that two bus drivers who had not been paid for five -weeks had declined to continue the tour unless their money was forthcom- ing. of the opposition national peasant party, today of conniving wltfi. U. S. representatives and striving to bring about foreign intervention in Ro- Paris Police Quell Communist Riot Paris Unofficial counts of the number injured in last night's bloody, head-cracking street fight between communists and Paris po- lice ranged today from 40 to 300. The riotous street brawling, the first major political street battling in Paris since the bitter political conflicts of 1936, occurred only a few hours after Premier Paul Rama- dier opened Ms government's fight for life in the national assembly, summoned Into special session to dctil with Prance's vexing political and economic problems. Communists estimated to number about responded to a call In their newspaper L'Humanlte to break up an anti-communist meet- ing in the Place d'Etoilc. sponsored by former Senator Gustavo Gua- thcrot. They besieged the meeting place and broke through three police linos and a wooden barricade before police drove them off. The meeting, attended by about persons, was held and ended early today. An official police statement said eight officers had been hurt. The assembly, which yesterday heard Ramadlcr attack both the communists and General Charles de Gaulle, was in recess until to- morrow, when it was expected a Romanian Blamed For With United States Bucharest. Romania A military tribunal indictment ac- cused Dr. Juliu Maniu, aged leader Lovett told his news conference mania. Eighteen of Maniu's also were on trial. They had been under arrest- since summer but today. (The United States had pro- tested twice to Romania about the The lengthy indictment asserted that a letter, from-Dean Acheson. former TJ. 8. under secretary of state, had been found in Maniu's secert files and that the letter dissuaded Maniu from using vio- lence "at this moment." The indictment, words long, accuses the Peasant party of ally- Ing itself with "members of tho American espionage service" in or- ganizing a movement In Romania. Named in the indictment 'members of the American espio- nage service" were Major Thomas Hall and First Lieutenant William Hamilton, former members of the mission in Romania. The Treasury Head Opposes Cut in Taxes Major on Marshall Plan Seen Next Week VRuhlnRton Secretary of Treasury John W. Snydcr said to- day the United States should keep its budget balanced In providing old for Europe under the Marshall self-help recovery program. Snyder said that not only would he like to sec Congress provlda revenues to cover any such Kid costs, but also allow enough mar- Bin each year to apply something for reducing tbe national debt. For these reasons, the Treasury secretory said he is opposed to any change in present taxes until Con- gress decides how much aid can provided under the European re- covery plnn suggested by Secretary of State George Marshall. Snyder told reporters he Is not proposing that costs of the plan necessarily be scaled down to keep it within available, budgetary sur- pluses. He said he "wants revenue pro- vided" to cover the cost of the statement that could be Inter- preted to mean increasing tax reve- nues If necessary as well as down aid requests. The 16 western European who would benefit from- the Mar- shall plan have reported they will need in aid for through 1951, with the TJ. S. supply most of It. Aid requirements foe next year alone was set at about Major Dccblons Promised Under Secretary of State Robert series of major decisions regarding1 Marshall plan old will be made by early next week. Lovett did not elaborate on what these decisions may be or what phase of the plan associates they may affect. Lovett said studies so Jar seem to make clear that some of the goods charges were not specified until to be shipped to Europe, such food and consumer materials, have to be financed by grants in aid, that is given by the CT. 8. to the European countries involved. Other goods would be sent on a loan basis, Including long-range con- struction materials, such as steeL Replying to a question about taxes, Snyder said President Tru- man "will talk about taxes" in his message to the special session of Congress November 17. Then he added quickly that reason for saying so is that Mr. Truman "always does" talk about taxes. Snyder added that cj as no "inside dope" on what the Presi- granite and bronze in his memorial I vote of confidence would be taken. Most observers thought Hjima- monumcnt." Seven-year-Old Bonny Markee, right, Visits with Charles John- stone 70 in his blacksmith shop near Union Center, WiS., after the two'earned that they were named to divide the estate in the Will of Mrs. Effle McNamara. who died last month. Johnstpnc was caretaker of the McNamara estate many years. Bonny used to nm errands for Mrs. McNamara, who lived across the street. (A.P. Wire-, photo to Tho Barkley Shaken in Auto Crash Owcnsboro. Ky. Senator Alben W. Barkley (D.-Ky.) was shaken and bruised in an auto- mobile, collision during, a state cam- paign tour yesterday, but continued his speaking schedule. The 69-year-old Senate minority leader came on here for an address last night In behalf of Representa- tive Earle C. Clements gubernatorial nominee. India Pours Troops Into Kashmir Fight New government of India continued to pour more troops into Kashmir by air today amid conflicting reports concern- ing the progress of operations against a force of several, thousand Invading Pathan tribesmen Irom the northwest frontier province In Pakistan. Pakistan radio reports heard here snid that the invaders had filtered into the Kashmir capital of Srina- gar and tliat the city was trt danger ot capture, but this was denied by the Indian government. The situation in Kashmir, a pre- dominantly Moslem state, stems from its government's recent de- cision to Join the Hindu dominion of India. dler would be small margin. able to win by a McCormick Praises McArthur and Taft Honolulu Colonel Kobert R. McCormick, editor and publisher of the Chicago Tribune, said last night "I would like to see General MacArthur make a triumphal re- turn he is the only good general to come out of the war." McCormick and Ills wife arrived at p. m., aboard a Pan-Amer-, lean Clipper en route to the Orient. McCormick said he has a high regard for both MacArthur and Senator Robert Tnft but did not know whether MacArthur is inter- ested in becoming a presidential candidate. dent plans to say. Earlier Senator Buck that restoration of war- time food rationing on a limited scale "might be feasible" In order to aid Europe. But he turned chief thumbs down on return to any the'mTsslon, also was mentioned form of price control several times in the indictment. Son Says Father Killed Mother Colorado Springs, Colo. Paso county officers today investi- gated a six-year-old mystery, brought to light when a son ac- cused his prosperous rancher father of shooting his mother and burying her remains in a farm shed. Sheriff Ray Slocum. said that held for investigation Is Junla Wes- ley Vandervoort, 61, who steadily denied the shooting, maintaining his wife "Just rushed off" early in 1D41 and hasn't been heard from. Slocum said the son, Wesley, 21, after, telling of the alleged shoot- ing, directed authorities to the shed on the ranch southeast of here where they dug up most of a human skeleton, and clothing fragments. The son told this story, according to Slocum: The elder Vandervoort, in a rage shot his wife with, a small rifle as she attempted to crawl under u fence to flee from. him. He forced Wesley to help stuff the body In a wash boiler which he buried in a dry arroyo three miles from the ranch home. The father dug it up three nights later and threw the body in a peg pen. Finally he burled the remains in the dirt floor of the shed in a hole which he forced the son to dig. The sheriff quoted the son as saying he. kept Quiet under threat of death by his father but decided to break his silence after hearing the rancher had been mistreating a brother. Vandervoort, a native of Bloom- ington, HI., told police he had been acquitted In Wellington, Kan., in 1011 of a charge of murdering his first wife, Cora. He said he shot her accidentally, mistaking her for a burglar in the dark. Globe-Circling Pilots in Alaska After Crossing Pacific in Cubs Adak, Alaska The treacherous North Pacific cross- ing lay behind globe-girdling pilots Clifford Evans and George Truman and their tiny planes today, but the long Aleutian island chain, the "Cradle of lay ahead. The two former army fliers and their 100-horsepower planes landed at Shemya at p. m., Pacific Standard Time (7-35 p. m. last night after a. flight of 13 hours, 28 minutes from Nemuro Airfield, on northeastern Hokkaido island, Japan. The distance Is about miles. Shemya. is 420 miles west of here. Buck is a member of the Senate banking committee. This group jmd Its House counterpart will consider the price-curbing program which. President Truman has announced he will Iny before Congress at special session opening November 17. Rationing Dincuwwd Mr Truman has not disclosed de- tails of the plan, but he recently termed rationing and price control the methods of a police state. He said they were necessary In war, but undesirable sn pence. But Buck told a reporter: "I thinK rationing of certain con- sumer goods might be feasible If are ROtog to be able to help Europe. I have in mind such products ns aro in demand for export, among them some kinds of meat, as well as but- ter and lard and shortening." The Delaware Republican said, too, that some sort of producer ra- tioning should be set up for wheat, steel and perhaps lumber. Choice of Two "As I see It." Buck added, "we'va got a choice of only two things. Either we must curtail our ship- ments abroad of food and other things, or we must find a Way of tak- ing the pressure from prices at home by a system of fair distribution of commodities in demand abroad." One slight hitch lias developed in the JLuckmnn drive to conserve, grain, but officials sold they do not anticipate that it will do any appre- ciable damage to the program. A Kentucky Judge ruled the citi- zens committee has no authority to force distilleries to shut down for the 60-day liquor-making holiday started at midnight Saturday. Tariff Pact With Britain Reported London Harold "Wilson, president of the Board of Trftde, said today that Great Britain has reached a tariff agreement with the United States, He told a news conference would be published in about weeks. _ Lawyer Convicted of Stealing From Blind Man Ellrabeth, N. J. A 38- Newark lawyer today faced sentence for twice stealing from the stand of a blind man. Harry Lleb of Newark, wept yes- terday when a jury of eight women and four men convicted him. Ho had testified that he forgot to pay f.or tho clears through tnUteke." ;
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Hulu's controlling owners, Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. and Walt Disney Co., are weighing whether to sell Hulu or buy each other out. As No. 2 at News Corp. in 2007, Chernin helped start Hulu, which offers free and subscription online video. He now has his own media company, Chernin Group, with investments in television, film and digital media in the U.S. and Asia.
The offer was reported yesterday by Reuters. Charles Sipkins, Chernin's spokesman, declined to comment. Elisa Schreiber, a spokeswoman for Hulu, declined to comment.
Disney, based in Burbank, California, and New York-based News Corp. each own about one-third of Hulu and have management oversight. Co-owner Comcast Corp. is barred from an active role by regulators following its 2011 NBC Universal acquisition.
About a year ago, Hulu repurchased a 10 percent stake from Providence Equity Partners Inc. for about $200 million. The private-equity company had invested $100 million to help start the venture.
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Hulu's owners canceled a sale of the website in October 2011 after bids fell short of the $2 billion asking price.
Hulu offers free reruns of television shows and movies, with newer programming and earlier access available on its $8-a-month Hulu Plus. It generated about $700 million in revenue last year. The company is searching for a chief executive officer following the departure last month of Jason Kilar. Andy Forssell is acting CEO.
Chernin left News Corp. in 2009 and started Santa Monica, California-based Chernin Group, receiving a $200 million investment from Providence in April 2012. He is on the boards of Twitter Inc. and Pandora Media Inc., in which he is an investor.
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Yes he can.. I could edit the OP to incorporate the refined rules too. I just don't want to bother doing it though if we are going make a new thread... I think what is fair moving forward is, if you post a wrong number it should count as a number post in terms of waiting 10 min and not double posting numbers, but it doesn't count as a number post in terms of the score?
So like I can't make a number post until 10 min after when Worgen ninja'ed me out of my number post. Make sense?
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Yes, -32 should be the current score.
-31 is correct, whatchoo talking bout?
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The new thread idea is basically so we would have an accurate score.
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Down to -35 again.
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Keep your fluids topped up. Classics are not like new cars that can be driven hard without any maintenance between services. You should check all levels regularly and top up if necessary before driving – oil and water especially, but also brake and clutch fluids levels too.
Have the car checked over and serviced every 12 months – an oil change as a very minimum. If the car is MOT exempt, then the brakes, steering, suspension and tyres should be checked.
Use a specialist dealer – they will know the cars intimately and any quirks it has, whereas a non-specialist will not. Having a specialist service stamp in the service book is very important for the car's history and will make it much more attractive if you decide to sell it in the future.
Don't customise your car. If you want to maintain your classic's value it is important to keep it as original as possible. Modern upgrades of brakes, steering, suspension, ignition systems and cooling systems are all acceptable to most people, but you should retain the original parts with the car so that any enthusiast can convert back to its original specification if need be.
If you absolutely must upgrade your car more extensively it is of course up to you, but be aware of the effect this will have on the value. Changing the original colour of the car, replacing the engine or gearbox for something that was not fitted or offered as an option when new is never a good idea and that applies to trim/seats or adding additional lights. Even modern sound systems are frowned upon by some enthusiasts and car clubs.
Garry Shortt is managing director of Classic Chrome Ltd. He spoke to Richard Holt


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Three Cadets, Three Separate Incidents
U.S. AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo. - KRDO NewsChannel 13 has learned that three Air Force Academy cadets have been charged with sex crimes.
The first male cadet, Robert Evenson Jr., (Class of 2011) has three charges preferred against him. Charge 1 has one specification of violating Article 92, engaging in an unprofessional relationship; charge 2 has four specifications of violating Article 120, rape, aggravated sexual contact, and indecent acts; charge 3 is a violation of Article 133, conduct unbecoming an officer.
A second male cadet, Kyle Cressy, (Class of 2012) has 1 charge with 2 specifications preferred against him for violation of Article 120, aggravated sexual assault. An Air Force representative says Cressy engaged in sexual contact with a female in May 2011 while she was substantially incapacitated.
The third male cadet, Stephan Claxton, (Class of 2013) has four charges preferred against him. Charge 1 has one specification of an attempt to engage in misconduct that would be a violation of Article 120, abusive sexual contact; charge 2 has one specification of violating Article 92, underage drinking; charge 3 is a violation of Article 120, abusive sexual contact; charge 4 has three specifications of violating Article 128, assault.
"The alleged misconduct in each of the three cases is unrelated, it occurred at different times over the last fifteen months, and Academy officials received victims' reports at various times. The fact that the charges in all three cases are being preferred at this time is due to the near simultaneous completion of each individual investigation," said Col. Tamra Rank, the Academy's vice superintendent.
"Each case will be adjudicated independently and the accused in each case is presumed innocent until proven guilty," she said. "We take these allegations seriously. Sexual misconduct is a particularly egregious offense and we have a zero tolerance policy in the Air Force."
Counsel for the government and defense are working on the dates and times for an Article 32 hearing for each case, which will most likely be late January or early February. An Article 32 hearing is equivalent to a civilian grand jury proceeding. An investigating officer (typically a Judge Advocate) presides over an Article 32 hearing, and submits his or her report of the proceedings to the Superintendent, who is the installation general court martial convening authority. The Superintendent will then decide if the case will go to trial.
"We expect the best from our cadets, and do not tolerate unacceptable behaviors," Rank said.
We are working to get more information and will bring it to you on KRDO.com and NewsChannel 13.


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Sep 6, 2010|
Neumy is joined by Kerry Byrne to talk football. They discuss the Patriots opening game, cuts that have been made and what the Jets resigning Revis could mean for the East.
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What fair Labor Day about new -- -- for. Joining Gerri will be back tomorrow. Tom Brady's it'd be will be on Wednesday. Patriots Bengals to kick off Sunday at one in what should be. Another. Terrific. Season in the NFL. Lot of excitement great schedule and a lot of question marks to help us. -- answers some of those queries we bring him. Jerry -- from one of my favorite web sites cold hard football facts not on May carry. -- To a well hey you know what brought it up yet. I bet you he's been awhile we thought we you're really wanted to we've had a great run its -- -- football back but you're really wanted to -- put up on the map out a few years ago and not just -- that we've been you know. Just had a great run it yet you wanted to get. I carry it its its like this it's. I always say you know and when among the show and among other shows either -- against her cohost or whatever that I always like to bring some good material to the table. Because it helps answer some. Football and sports debates with cold hard facts. And read that in mind your website provides that with the National Football League so as you analyze the patriots. Into this season. What can you tell us about their prospects. Well you know I think it is it the good. Dakota on the opposite side armed break in and they gotta be tackler. I think something in particular that worried about radioactive you know he had really been. Second best statistical -- his -- to note that the season. Any impressive thing to me is that. The patriots just -- up but are incredible and you know the way we looked at some. That have. Even that the that the ratings are an appointee and it'll ask you to check it is which. Of course it up to united it would appeal to the exit of what -- two games against the bill it the same sort -- -- -- edit you know -- -- right here we're talking -- But the football and the patriots played what sort of it yet what those leads in so. Consider the quality opposition of the patriots play operating an incredible he's he really did -- -- proud -- that even football relative to that. Quality of the defense the quarterback -- -- -- You know the bad side it sees that indicated that news is that it isn't just -- Put together all -- look at. So Oren and at least one and one football although he has been and that's really -- -- -- -- -- can happen. And keep me up at night wondering how they partly can be able put together. Lockdown of all Albert and then. And -- get the way to Egypt have to wrap it -- secondary over the last five -- yet I'm not. Particularly confident that that that even going to be up to stop it yeah and and I don't think we have any reason to be competent in -- in a pretty I don't see guy like him -- it is. You know rookie if we tear apart -- defense that got the one thing that can keep it. -- at one of our techsters. Chime in about 7:30 this morning when they mentioned one of your pieces that I read about that comparing Tom Brady with. -- meaning in there their career. Production. It was an -- for would you when he writers wrote this incredible load. Credible report about Brady having the edge over remaining in one of the Texas and while it's prejudiced because if you of one of the writers is from. Quincy. So therefore you know it throws the whole thing down the map but isn't there are plenty of cold hard facts supporting Brady over -- Yeah especially in a -- either and yet I -- -- when you're proud when he got you know what. -- with the number at what the numbers tell me so I have no allegiance and the result. -- -- don't get that when I was I just wanted it known I want quite a while my numbers are we by no dog in the fight in terms of you know what it says that what -- -- -- -- -- we -- a couple of years ago it will be without simply inadequate got -- white. -- is better than me and and it that was that we had you know it and things have changed and then but the one bit. Huge advantage separating adult audience it will put that they get it but a much better policies and -- that the -- the and -- he's had a couple really incredible. -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Almost all the worth it to look into the plate if -- well yeah yeah. Octagon to make a big mistake that. Leopard outfit when he at the greatest game is really let that affect -- It goes with it it's okay it's really not been a guy up. -- what it last year and look at the oval. I mean we we do we not only did we pick. I think -- over the ivy app. Read we kick -- win outright which what exactly gonna win it because. It's the -- one at a great. -- even in terms not Republican in all -- I'm gone make that. It's taken a big game and you know what what get a chance to technical -- Brit I could feel it you know let him in what we wrote -- deception. Return for a touchdown with -- game away and I don't we really Brady out those melt. Which which yet has yet -- we've really -- -- -- -- that's what are at what our analysis is based upon now one -- been. If the court here in the court that at one over a decade now incredible Rick looked at with one or shall I think that sums up -- well. John -- -- of cold hard football facts dot com as you analyze the AFC east how do you see it play out. Well you know the big news is that there -- rivas and about the jets. At night that it went about it indicated that the passer rating and all that does it take you formula you'll find it would've backed. A quiet he's and it really incredible indicator that our quality apathy unequal relationship that football field -- duplicate -- -- that. Exactly you know 888 touchdown. It was about what it was. Numbers of touched down after the cloud over the last thirty years that felt like him and and they would not -- -- in -- -- in the chat -- in the past and it eight point. Eight and after the really. 25 point but in the -- and -- -- the big reason why I've been. I've been ordered out and declared the -- that you get eaten yet because he's been. He's an aura about them back in -- last and -- broke back in camp and it really right now to meet the -- dependent upon. Andy's the guy who keep the jet stopped. Probably could get -- -- even if the. Archer tech are now on the Miami Dolphins moving forward I've seen the dolphins a lot you know on the Donna Miami at times during a winner I'd seen them. In person playable for five games last year I like -- team last year. And I know that with that you know adding Brandon Marshall I think they -- pretty tough football I think they're smart. -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- This court got it can really challenge the patriots. In the AFC east this year. Well they've made it one week they want with it wait wait for the dolphins last year especially you aren't it is not -- out for attempted I average. Look at it and you'll you're gonna win a lot of what. Football and in fact it's in the wind the not pretend that went with it but it. And 85% of Evian -- games so if you look at that one you want all of you can hear him to look that. Yeah pretend that it that it it is important that sport which bet that the dolphin will repeat that last. Yet when it they had a great run and eight a that we -- from 115 notes that and so have I been in a way -- -- aperture. Iiroc. Which got -- to elect would -- what we put all -- people of what that number but that was. The reason why they had that great rebound from that 08. Activate belt back -- -- you know and in -- around if they if we need to get it got to that position though I'm not sold on the ball and yet until. Until we know vehicle which is number one quarterback who put up I haven't protected that -- the. About this but they brought this beast wide receiver from Denver Armey -- I don't know I -- now you're right that's gonna that's gonna help a lot of guys bought up incredible numbers but you know like receive it into himself -- got again in you know we. We kept awake and I don't know -- and he has that kind of buy up all the Quebec and we don't we don't know that you until you know secret. On another they've got a lot of good young guys. That they drafted. A big grid positions says it has at least. You know there are thought to be -- and that is the patriots defenders. He pointed out last year they had some problems in that area and to me that's gonna be that the key to the success how many games they were in his house. You know guys like butler and accordion Chung will develop and whatever but you know with no pass rush. -- could this potentially beat. Well that it's not that the potential and -- and I -- that aspect of any particular night. I picked it ain't gonna go on the last week we talked a lot about -- you know an effective way in the secondary in an eight point it out at the other team at the team that little. You know. -- -- but that it probably has been put off by -- and -- but in point who actually was actually responsible quiet scenes problems but you know. They ask that that 2008 and look at polygamy in one weapon with. Which essentially a rookie quarterback in Mac. And it it senses it. They just couldn't stop anybody know what it so I don't. You know -- -- that epic could be worth I don't know I know that when all -- -- -- figure out the that separate entries from you -- -- intended -- not intend it. Is that an accurate -- when -- at the end of the ratings. Below that -- they -- -- up at eight they don't when the bubble that like -- Make -- Break number they get it but if they just -- that. Whether whether you would need credit that the app fresh is a great win but they would have if -- get. That period it has. It's still look at the book and yet but that is -- the one weak link in the team and not like at the beginning I don't know competent that they take this step to that. I -- last question give you a couple of clubs. That you think might be better then the average for both it receives in a couple of clubs that you think will be disappointing. This year. Well one bomb property I wanted. The NFC Carolina you know when not now what if any would we really well what about that they can they went or want in the I've been happy you -- -- -- -- he'd relate touchdown to interception that. Incredible you know what -- -- me it would it means that although. Odd day and they went -- but as aspirin actually got a really strong -- it more in -- to what we are on the last game. It is the team that I think it really to a lot of image in Carolina when they do make the playoffs it seems I'll make it aren't. He -- every year at least for the title game in. -- that one product that the patriots mark you know that if the team that I it is. Too many question mark right now you know that -- and a lot of doubters wrong with a -- is -- you know that the united don't have a lot of competent and and that you know they've been -- start the other ones -- that it -- they -- -- The 881 hit it I didn't even read what -- it is now a record nobody else that would and if football. But I think it's the it will probably at the you wouldn't even -- you know -- that -- That's the kind of step to get folks on cold hard football facts don't -- always a pleasure. -- thank you carry burn from cold hard football -- dot com always a good website if you delve into a stats beyond simply. Percentages. Yards it's that are. What these guys do is -- -- just breakdown performances. They break it down verses. Are deployed to clubs. It is pointed at the top of this interview was an important one that not only did Brady had the second best year ever. That he did it against. The best pass defense is. 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Perler beads usually come with forms that you can place the beads on and with an iron, you connect them to make shapes. This is a lot of fun and great for fine motor skills.
Emma added beads to the bowl and pressed them down and up the sides to make a flat layer of single beads. It already looked so beautiful!
do u have to use a oven safe bowl ?????????????????
posted by: emma on 1.20.2014comment on this
I made the Bead Bowl.
posted by: Zoe on 5.24.2015comment on this
Is it possible to do it in the microwave?
posted by: Zoe on 5.5.2015comment on this
Is it possible to overlook them? My bowls have bubbled with heat or the beads have shriveled like bad Cheerios leaving the bowls looking chunky and with holes in places.
posted by: Rebecca on 12.19.2014comment on this
I love it
posted by: jeanique on 8.21.2014comment on this
Colorful and easy. Use just a small amount of oil--if you use too much you can rinse it off afterwards under cold water. We tried making the bowl with Perler Biggie Beads for our 18 month old and it worked just as well, it just needed to stay in the oven a bit longer.
posted by: Nicole on 1.26.2014comment on this
use it for a garbage bowel . I want to make on for that
posted by: Marsha on 11.30.2013comment on this
Love this idea! we are going to do this with the little girl we babysit tomorrow. Thanks for the heads up on the removal!
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These are a few of my favorite things
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1. Long, boiling hot bubble baths…so long that I bring a book or magazine in with me to read.
2. Fuzzy soft socks.
3. Wholesome fun in Branson Missouri.
4. Driving alone, blasting my music, with the window down, and the wind whipping through my hair.
5. The Duggars.
6. My wedding ring.
7. Rainbows.
8. Toads.
9. Bug hunting with my sons.
10. Taking pictures.
11. The tubs and tubs of pictures from my 30 years of life.
12. Old videos of my husband and I before we became a family of 5.
13. Quick soaking rain storms in the Summer.
14. To try beauty samples by the face!
15. Townhouse Flip Sides Pretzel crackers.
16. Stephanie and her family and blog.
17. Watching our wedding video and honeymoon video.
18. Sleeping in my son's bed when he wakes up afraid.
19. The dark blue mini van that carries around my most precious cargo.
20. Thunder.
21. The first snow of the season, when anyone or anything has yet to make tracks in it.
22. The Fall season. It's my most favorite season ever.
23. Target and Old Navy and Amazon.com.
24. Olive Garden, 54th Street Bar and Grill, Minsky's pizza, and On The Border.
25. Tree's… all types, sizes and colors.
26. The clouds.. especially the huge fluffy white ones and it's even better when they are super low to the ground.
27. Getting lost in the blue sky.
28. The moon when it's out during the day – what a special treat.
29. The glistening road after a good soaking rain.
30. The smell of everything after a good soaking rain.
31. Mindless TV and TV that teaches me something.
32. The boys beds that their Daddy used to sleep in when he was a little guy.
33. The smell of a fireplace or fire pit burning in the crisp fall or winter air.
34. The cold chill of a Fall evening, being huddled up next to the person you love.
35. Childhood memories.
36. "Boy" movies, like xmen wolverine.
37. Notebooks – you know, the kind that have paper in them and that you use a pen to write on.
38. Attic fans and open windows and the fresh air that touches everything it comes across.
39. The smell of fresh clean laundry that has been dried on an outside line, and a clean house.
40. Tall boots, denim jeans, and bulky sweaters.
41. String cheese and pickle juice.
42. Baby animals at the zoo.
43. Small town fairs.
44. Watching the mighty Missouri river flow by at a fast pace.
45. Phone calls with best friends.
46. The sound of nothingness, the sound of my children playing nicely together, the sound of the Lord speaking to me.
47. Hummingbirds zipping past.
48. Butterfly's when they land on me.
49. Little cute mallard ducks like the two I had a children.
50. A really good hair day.
51. The smell of cut grass.
What are some of your favorite things?
Be like Bee
These are just a few of the things that delight my senses and please my soul.
Simple pleasures in life bring about such a sense of gratitude in my heart. I love life. And I want my children to grow up appreciating, and really noticing everything around them.
The best way I know how to accomplish this is by verbalizing my joy to the boys. I have a tendency to feel an emotion and leave it there, inside my heart and mind…and if it comes out it usually does so by way of this blog.
But that is no good in sharing with my children how to appreciate and enjoy everything that God has created for us to enjoy. So I've begun to speak about all the little things that bring me great joy. Just the other day, while outside with my boys, I noticed all these adorable little honey bees next to me.
I stopped, crouched down next to them, fixed my eyes on one and took in every little thing… the funny little buzzing noise he made, the furry little body suit her wore, the beautiful colors adorning his body, and how busily be buzzed from one clover to the next. In all he did that day, and every day, he glorifies God and fulfills his purpose in life. What an amazing thing to aspire to be like… that little bee.
So this time, instead of keeping it all to myself, I called my children over to take this scenery in, too. I verbalized everything I was noticing about the little bee… the colors, the buzzing, the tiny delicate wings…
Soon my oldest son began speaking to the bee, "hi there little guy. oh you're just so cute." He spent several minutes tracking that little bee and pointing out all kinds of things that brought joy to his heart.
Now instead of keeping all these joyful little experiences to myself I make it a point of sharing with my children in hopes that they'll also find great happiness in the little things going on around us that are just waiting to be noticed and appreciated.
50 if Fabulous
I thought a post about my husband would make me happy, lift my mood and remind me of how blessed I AM — how many people I have in my life that really do care, with him being number one on that list!
Here are 50 things I love, reasons he is rad and why we rock as a couple!
1. He is funny.
2. He has the best laugh.
3. He has a beautiful smile.
4. He isn't too deep.
5. But just deep enough.
6. He doesn't let things bother him.
7. And if he does, he lets it go quickly.
8. He is very loyal.
9. And honest.
10. He's got beautiful, long, thick eye lashes.
11. And the perfect nose. I think about noses a lot, since I hate mine.
12. I could get lost in his light brown eyes.
13. Sometimes they appear green. Love that.
14. He's a hard worker.
15. Works over 60 hours per week right now.
16. He does so because he believes so strongly in keeping me home with the boys.
17. He'll do anything for me and his kids.
18. He might be up for a job change and if that happens he won't be working so hard. He is looking forward to that.
19. He makes me feel safe.
20. He makes me feel secure.
21. We are each others soft place to land.
22. He tells me he loves me every day.
23. He tells me how cute I am. (I *heart* that he calls me cute.)
24. I love that we eloped, that he was all for it, and that we got lost and almost missed our wedding. So fitting of how life can be crazy for us, but it never gets in the way of what we want.
25. He melted my heart when he cried at the birth of our sons.
26. And that he quietly supported me throughout each painful labor.
27. His patience and calm spirit is appreciated more than he probably knows.
28. The friendship we have…
29. Our love of laughter…
30. Our goofy, funny, sweet love.
31. I appreciate that he doesn't see things as "mans work" or "woman's work".
32. Yes ladies, he does the dishes and laundry when asked.
33. And he takes care of all three kids when I've had a long day and need a nap.
34. We call each other Team T —- we really are the perfect team. I love that he feels the same way.
35. Its fun that we both have the same interests in movies and places to eat, makes it easy and natural when we go out.
36. He's captured my heart in deep ways a few times in our relationship…
37. With the birth of our first son, seeing him as a Father for the first time.
38. The early morning when I found out about my brother and the months following that. He quietly held me so I could unload my body shaking sorrow.
39. And when my Mother tried to end her life. I was pregnant, he was concerned, but he didn't tell me how to feel or act, he simply was there to love me, hold me, be the quiet gentle force I needed.
40. He can always be relied on.
41. He never lets anyone down.
42. His word is his word. Its never broken.
43. He's just enough kid, mixed with just enough grown up and it makes things fun.
44. He's sexy.
45. He's hot.
46. He's got a cute little butt.
47. When he is around, he just plain makes me happy.
48. Seeing him play with our boys, knowing he won't let them down like my bio Dad did with me, well, it's truly priceless.
49. I wish my own Father was more like my husband…that should speak volumes to what a great Daddy he is. So great, I'd love someone like him for my own Father.
50. Despite my flaws, he loves me like he's loved no other.
Lets throw one more in…
51. I know we'll spend the rest of our lives together, I have no fears that he might wander, or leave, or grow distant from me. This man is the picture of loyalty, commitment and deep love.
He is my better half.
It's Okay If Its Innocent, Right?
Ms. totally-adorable-sexy-hot-Mama, Carrie Lauth tagged me for a 25 things meme. I needed a fun post after all the painful ones I've been penning lately, so I thought this would be perfect!
1. I have a wee bit of a innocent crush on Justin Hartley - AKA the Green Arrow on Smallville.
2. I have a wee bit of an innocent crush on Tom Welling - AKA Super Man on Smallville.
3. I have a wee bit of a not-so innocent crush on A.D. - AKA my husband
4. I think wiener dogs are adorable, funny and charming.
5. I started my first blog in 2005 but really only took a huge liking to blogging when I started my Mommy blog.
6. You'll find me on twitter every day.
7. I've not worked outside the home in five years this Fall.
8. I hope to never work outside the home again.
9. But I'd like to get back into volunteer work in my local community.
10. I'd love to build a Habitat for Humanity house this year.
11. And take part in three walks for charity (breast cancer, autism and Alzheimer's)
12. I'm a pretty real person. I am honest and open. And I've been a lot more transparent in my writing lately.
13. The comments/love I've received on a very hard post to write humbled me and wrapped by broken heart in love.
14. I'm an affiliate marketer. I own content websites as my main source of affiliate income.
15. I am branching out and expanding how I earn affiliate income via a comparison website (when it's completed I will share it on this blog) and earning money from blogging.
6. Not sure I've ever wanted to go somewhere as badly as I want to go to blogher09 this year and bilssdom next year (Still looking for a sponsor).
17.I've met more dear friends online than ever offline.
18. I wish these dear friends lived in my area.
19. My all time favorite dream in life involves a guitar, my voice and an audience.
20. God gave me a vision several years ago that I'd be standing in front of an audience doing "something" for him.
21. I've never owned a brand spanking new vehicle and never cared to.
22. We don't have credit card debt.
23. We don't make car payments.
24. Been with my husband for 11 years, married almost 7.
25. Unless it's a 'God Thing' this will be our last baby.


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