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So I still had a bit more than a skein of that huge pink yarn laying around after I made that sweater, and I was thinking maybe a bulky earflap hat with pointy ears and pom poms would be fun. I did a bunch of searching for earflap hats, and found quite a few pointy ones, but only with one elfin point. Which, I'd like one of those someday, too, but I was really hoping for two pointy "ears." Not sure if I'd have to wing it, on page 20ish I came across Haka, which was just exactly what I was going for. It had a chin strap and a button, which was totally cute, but I opted to modify it with icord tassels terminating in pompoms. Because, go big or go home, right?
I love it, and was finished in only a few hours, and able to wear it with pride to Grilln' for Peace last weekend, which, incidentally, has sort of turned into a fun hat party. I even got my picture taken by the Wisconsin State Journal!
Although who knows if they published it, because I can't find anything about it on their website. Oh well.
(Thanks to Jodi for sending me this!, and to Nate for taking these pictures.)
§ 5 Responses to Pointy Ears and Pom Poms"
I remembered seeing something about Grill'n For Peace in the paper, so I ran downstairs and grabbed it from the recycling bin. In the local section of Sunday's paper, there are three photos from the event and you are in the largest picture. (assuming that you didn't wear the jacket, but an orange sweater?)
In the shot, you and two dudes are grilling. Do you want me to scan it?
Super cute! I love the poms, too.
What a great event! I used to live on Vilas back in the day… looks like fun.
Stylin! I love all the colors, especially with the houndstooth coat. You have lifted my spirits!
how fun.
love the hat.
OMG< you rock that hat, and Nate took some great pics! Cool that you made the paper; can totally see your distinctive hat-silhouette there.
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Bloomington Post (Newspaper) - October 5, 1838, Bloomington, Indiana ^tt ûlnnniinit^ûiii w^mti■MW iroTVura wbxob mbbv bb woir ar KWiLflumi. vol.. 3.BLOOm.^eTOlV, FRIDAY OCTOBERS, 1838. rniTED ANO rUDLISirED everv fkiday BY I\I. L. DEAL. oi ru r. ON siAix cuoss stkf.et, rir.sr poon west of hi.jiìt's. .HO. 33. ti:rms. Two (loìì.ir- ¡¡1 ad\ iuiro, 1W0 fifiy in si.\ montila a-id tliriT- iit ilio cjkJ ol' tl.n \ onr. Xi) ¡iniicr Will ln> <!¡scontiniu'ii iintii ali arrcarages ain riid up. .'f-j-An.-r,;; risi. ir.NT«! ol trn liiirs or loss. will he puli-li^licil thii'i' wcck.s r.jf o;ì(! (Ioli,ir, and cents tor curii addiiinnal iii^criion. Ali a-ivriii ■.•!ui';;ts must !io iiiiuki'd with thf nuni-l'ci-r.!-t.'iry wj!! Lciui^ortod till foi-hid and f!ia;'t;('d iU'CiirJ i ntrly. 'l'iiPCAmi 111;;-t iin'.wi iMv nfcomiiany advorli.se-M'.¡i.s 11a (Ji.--: anco Ol' tli: y wi.l ¡un rccci vu attenti OD . and roiiinm l'.iciuioMs addropsod to tlic Al! lettf i-'i:i:r nood lo, r.ii'nwi.i d lo r.ct 'A'ork, ■J'iiDM A' II. If. ■ 1'. A. 1 .1. . !. »;■;-::■: \v ,■. < 1);. i. , .!.I11\ i: iVt'o (>;■ I ().-i;.:.rr. !So vaiiaiioii whatov-I ( ctod lioiii il:( so lornif-'. Ci' A(;l:^■J•s. :iil;'M''ii aio n,'(nios!td aiid au-: Io )( ('ii\o .Siiliscrijiiione, .•. and ri coipt ibr tlio samo. S¡)oiiC( r. la. ;;(:l US U'zo::!- d veri isin^r \ ( JolINSOV, 'il ';o()i', ]M il! (Î i (i\ o, I a. II. .Sivrii, I'owl i 11 iifiioo <•..•. »"ro >, hi'U i-Ki. :■;< n, K • i. < n'uinl n.--, I to assume the character of women- They were divested of the implimeijts of war aiif! required to wenr the garb of their womon. What more hu-miiitnting, to the proud spirit of an Indian warrior. 'I'hc pamphlet before us contains many facts and speculations, in relation to tliu aborigines, highly interesting and instructive. It may bo, that at some future day, wo will give further extracts from it; at present we cannot. somewliTu I Hut what ul^ihf ch.,mm ul - iu thinking:ly "Oill«.nen.? Tkn- arc rro,t retpiJo¿ .nd that perhaps his lady love had entered into llie on-' »'"heniic. We have still subsisfina, in ine Daner» gagement without propty consideration, and ,ha-¡of Henderson & Co.. the correspondence of tol the sight of land ami of old irionds nnj^ii l.avo Hondorson with hi.s co-pnrine.s i.i Norlh Carolina ""'I'I'«-lifo of Daniel Boone, almost a diary of oc-' u. n-nrcs. I'rom this nir.pl« evidence, ii appears tin- ircaly of U by .¡"ne of which Hender- -'.n .V to. Qcqiiirod f.mn il,« Cherokees their title to niif^ii caused her to change licr views, waited on Tfer nnd informed her that if such was the case he vvculd noi hesitate to release her fmni the en;;agrmt iii, and added further, tli.'it lie had lost his uil l.v tlio wiec" 1 ho history ofthe state of Ohio, necessarily con- of the I'ulaski, iui.l would henceiun!» U certain po, i In,, ofKenuicIv was ratified linth lams so much connected with Indian wars, and In- (dependent on his own exertions for his sul.sisiiinr,^ | '"ili ofAinrrh, I77o- "r the 2^'cl ofthe «am« .^nti, dian character, that the Historical society of thai The l.idy was inucii aiTectod, and Inirsiintr into t.>ar:- »..one and his parlv'of Woodsmen in the employ W ■! i Wl.lNi rinsi iu-, ] W . l.om -viMi . ¡'in ;..-,: : ■; .is, E.M. VV : : . , i'; ro\, Ci-i . .'..ol;!;. •Il\ ill.', ■o t. I:-, ird, Iiiui.ui; M<: State cannot furnish the materials for a compleii history ol it, without the most minute acquaintance wiih l)oth. There is no man belter qiialihed to furnish all that is unwritten of those materials than (Jen. Harrison. His carecr io the western coun try commenced in the year 1793, and over sii»c< that pcrioil, he has been not only a close observer ol" Indian character, but has been an active participator in all the Indian wars on our north western iVoiilier.s. His means of acquiring inrorinaiion havu been ample, and from Gen. Harrison's known fondness for history and antiquariiin research, we con-jecturc he has well improved ilic opportunities enjoyed by him. The "Discourse" is introiL'ccd by some remarks on the study of history, wliioli we would recom-iiiciid to the persual of those especially who are devoted to light reading. (Jen. Harrison deplores that tlic s'vudy of History is so mucli negiecied ai the present day, and thinks the most ollicieai cause (d tliis neglect is the great increase of works of fiction whioli are so woi! calcw.'uitd to captivate the yoiitliful mind. In conclusiun wo recom^ncnd the perusal of the abovo painplilot to all who talio an iiitt rest in tliu -tiiilv ol'ih'j Mistury ol":lii.s valiov. !ing assured him that her aH'oeiion was unclKiiignlde and as to fortune, she was happy to sny iliat sin had enough for l)oth. Slu! is said to Iw woitli iwv hundred thousand didlars.— //rw/.';/.( Aiii\ A 1). iio, in r.annrr. ,¡.\.:s OF TMi; v.M.i.r.v ■J 11'j.MtV IIAKUIMIN |.ai;o> Il u i.'iins 1.1 lOJ. ( ¡o. lo.l^I Wii O,' NI.KTH I!; rill!.' is tlic tillo ufa paiijidilol of lìlìy lia,> U'oii ri'<-ih;l\ laid on our table. ( d hy lis i¡is!¡i.L;iii-lied author at the I ! i ,ioi loul S n ii ;y ot" Ohio, niiil con-■i ;o-i.nL' r.n's lis w ell as s|)eculati(jn-:., I.i; orilii.s valley. - Ill iiiaiiiiaiiis ilii: iipiuion, that the I'miih wliuni lilis v.illcy was piir<'liasud iind o.l l.y Ic u !•,;•<•>, uer(- piecedod by a ince li" iiiit i:i I oiii.cil an I cnltu ated eharacter. at i! -.1 In; I: iKi'.is us tlioir siiceessors. 'IMiis o- " 111 ■ nl 111 hility d lA MMill ll I- Milt 1 I, - i u o \ I r l.-i II ri ; ,1¡ .Id, u 1 Id III'IM I ;.;iuii I. Tl.o wild ait: SIM J ;u lia \ o a I 11 \ '",1 m ipiddle of ihf -eveillli coi.'.lu\ lili." I îioo nlihdod lo. **riii;.slup< I'-iij^ilu iioil liiios (p| I aiiij'.'ii IS aiii I l'o.'ii-' 'oiiib'o olcvuMoii, riiriii <lollC'('" ill (III <d Its correctness supjiestions that .\si(cIvS, "a people AIo.moo about the 1 ; o sii|>jiose(l to be !:;l.ii:s iiio.unils, and i I :iv L'I 'OS of i.'ai t ¡I ' iLiitublo evi i! ,:.'ii> ;l,o o:ru 1 u s l.ini, il.at mio.'- Dill II -e itio\ ks m o' III'. I III' . Ill h. 11 1 a \ m I ,;. W I.,. Mill 11.o ll'ooi. I I ol a il.i v 111 A llllli.l'Oi li'iii ' a I II \\ I lo t! 11. M ir^ : aliiio--t i.''.i\ c I «. d i li A SI.NCULAR LOVE AI'FAIR. The Ueluware Gazette toiis a good story of two |)ersoiis saved from the wreck ofthe I'ulu.ski, which we will endeavor to repoat ij a lew words: Among the passengers was .VIr. Jlidge, a young niun of wealth and standing from New Orleans, who, bt.'ing a stranger to all on board, and feeling quite as much interest in his own safety as in that ol'aiiy other pcison, was in the midst ofthe confusion which followed the dreadful catastrophe, about helping himself to a place in one ofthe bouts, when a young lady who had freqij(Mi'ly elicited his ad-iiiiruti(<n during tlie voyi.j;'. liiit with whom Ik; was toially iiiicictjuaiiiUiJ, a ladod his attemiuii, and he immediately stepped forward tootler hisser-vitx's, and to assist her on board the boat; but in his ^eiierous attempt not only ¡om sight of the young lady, but also lost his place in the boat. Afierwaid when he discovered that the part ofthe wreck on which he (loaled woiild t>oon go down, he cast al)out tor the means uf prc-servaUMii, un i lashing together a couple of seltces an J an cm; cask he sprang on iii'^uiihoi WinioiV havej launched liiniself upon ilio wide ocean. V Muoe their remains h.,d boon oooiipi-d I ''' '^«•"'l^''' f-Vpected, ani.Jst tiic kluieus, groans, and deuih >.l.u^gles which wore every w here uttered aioiiml liim, he l)egan to feel that his lut was fortunate, and was consoling binisclf upon his escape, siieli as it was, when a )icrson struggling in the wa\es sery near him, caught his eye. It was a wciuaa —und without taking the second thought he ¡)liiuged into the water and brougiit her safely to his liiile i ift, which was hiiidly bullieicnt to keep both their heads and shoulders above the water. She was the same young lady lor whom he had los: his chance in the boai, and for a w hi!e he felt pleased at ha\ ing eifecicd her rescue, but a moniCnt'H lefieoiion convinced him that her rescue was no rescue, and that unless he could lir.d soiiiC more subs'aii'.idl \ossel both must pel ish. Under these eircuiustanecs he proposed making on eflbrt to get his conipanioii in one of the Imais which was still hovcimg near ihe w reek, but the proposition olfercil so liitiechance o s lecess that she declined,oxpicssmg herwi Ln^jnes- a t le siuieiiino to take her chuuce with him eitlior I'm liliu-or death. Fortunately they drified iijion a | art ot' the w ieck which furnished them with luateiials I'ur siiengih-ening their vessel, and which woic tuiiK.d to such "ood account that they soon sat U|ion a lloat hulVi-ciently buoyant to keep them above the water, and when the morning dawned they fouiid thein.si l\es upon the surface ofthe "»ast deep" without land or sail or human being in »ight—wiiiimit a moisel to eat or drink — almost wilhuut eilioitios. and exjosul to the burning heal of a tropic ul svn liiL. II ul ill .1 >1' IV. •I lllloio I il'. Ill sti,; I" .i!-. hai! hoeii i i.'a i eiJ.'" 'l'ho \ isildo, ill vai ious parts a I u t'vidoiil ly design-il,;i'. i Olii p_'o|de. It is the o-i 1 liai ilio a flecks were conni ri.i- v aili y, by a nu)re mi-'o. "ill ! elatIon to tliei r '1 li;:\u lililc to say, and, oi\ salislaoioiy. .Although IciiiL". of tiie Ohio, tor by ilio Kv.ioj'cans. I ■lo Ilia I Ivs of Its being I 11 Ml, ill le I lor to t lie have boon coiisiiicr-l.i^;or. L |io:i many H's, ^ Olio, ha c'aets, and oat a luiidaiice, w hich 1. oaiisliip to those of '. o I.ne oilier fact to of-I evidence of my o-l.iio u.oiiUoiied (."i icmnati as one ( Mi ii d li\ il,I'iiKire civilized peo-Iho Ii]i|icr plum Oil which ua. liiieiall.S covered wilh low 111 I hud the honor to attend \ 1 III s ai'ioi waids, in an excursion Wo v\oie Oiiipioyed the grcatci 1 ill doing so. The V of l,;;uio-, Ul which tliese lines iiii,)-l ';iu!li'ss, and as I have .said I'K'.IU. .\lmy su faint, indeed, .u.'d, ai..I oUen for a considei-ri, v'V I'V ii'v«!; Iji'.' ''.V caicful cx-II lllr diliolloll, thoy COUlU r,,iM I. .\.m . Il ih'-se liiio's wcic ever ol i,' , ! 1, ii. i, ii..ii!.-hy the same pco|dc, i;,1,-1 1,.|\( 1,1 oil, t.i I.ave answeicd any |H,i¡..o.)oi i,h;o.->s ilioir t'lociion was ma-,1,, , , ,.,1 ll.o Ollior-, tliou; iiiiisl b.ive ,, i.ri , a.iso tl.aii Ilie attriiioii oflhe I aiti 11 ,1, ad lovcl) lu II. m-, ill' m down to their r. '1 I.at ( ;uiM! I tal.o ¡o l,a\o l.oeli CullllllU-I'li. ,i 1 , I. \ii I as th.! p ; ip'io who erected t hem, 111 t.oi il.i ii,,i Ivcs oo-.!io\ V.OiKs which had cost II ;.o una 11 I.ilo,. Il,e sohl ion of the question Oiiï, oiilv bo foiiiiil iii the long oeeupaiiey, and culti-V aiion of ar. itlier people, anil tin; probability is, that )oo¡.|o v. jie the conquerors of th. original posses- Ocn. Harrison c.xaniines at somo length the o-1 ii ioii that has lieen long promulgated, that the Iroquois, or Si.r N(i/iofis, pos.e.ssed the rightly con-(jiiesi, and otherwise, to all the couiitry watered by I'lieOhio liver. This |)rctcnded claim we think "I)« lav h up« 11 ihe .--liell.'' 'i bis aoi'oiiiil id the coi-.queMs of tlie Iroquois, '•iliut iiHiiedoiiiey w hich it i.^taid, posse.scd at once li.e an.biiiou ol liio Ron,ails for eoiiqueiit, and their Ii.a I:,.! laloiiis for Kicuiing it,''ait; intore»ling,and lus coiijn lures highly piohable. Our column« do no; luluiit, at thi.s time, copious extracts, or wo would furnish them. We will notice, however, the I I.III adopted hv their haughty conquerors to de-, nule ui.d 1.1«ak down ih» spi'i« of tl)o «ul^ucatetl I,, impudor Uwluw ans 'i'hu cliiefu ftnd .Wttrfiojii ,1 11. i'oiiii.im»tl noiiou svere, il said, compolléd :rr oit n . 1,1. 1 1-1 From the(K>/) ('■•mmuiinruUh. FIRST PERMANFXT Sì:r rMvMlCM' OF KJCNrrCKV. The discussion in your paper respecting the lirs j)ermaneni settlement of Kentucivy, will, I triisi ■xcite some mteie.st in the public mind, which sha. lead to valuable le.sults. It must not bi; coneeale that the people of Kenincky, wiili all theirnndoub ed patrioiism and military ardor, have .shown hi. little interest in literary matters, in festivals, o other inemorals, commcmoiate ofthe bold deeds o their ancestors. 'I'he ilemands id' [ibjaical iiii l>rovement have too much engaged thi'ir legaids lo the neglect of higher and more enduring inieiesi.-riie deep, the eieri;al foundation ofthe peojileV glory, arc their moral and inielleciual triimiphs These shall live when the toils of agrieulture may t)e a waste, and the more exquisite works of aichi-tecture and sculpture exhibit but a crumblini! ruin. In regard to the immediate object of this eom-munication—to establish place and lime of the first permanent setilement of Kentucky; the facts, as they have come down to us, are loose and desultoi v . i'et, perhaps, are precise enough to determine ihis point of antiqiiorian, rather than historical value. But, in the tir*t place, what constitutes a seitlemeiii ? Is permanency essential to the fact of settlement? i'he term, settlement, is converitble into colony, whether the colony has been pennancni or not. The colony on Roanoke island, upon the coast of iNorth Carolina, was a settlement; and is con.^itanily so lepresemeli, as much as the more favored one u: Jamestown. Vet tl^ one entirely peii^hed, and the uihcr has been the germ of all southeiii and vvoatcrn population in ihe I'liited States. Seiile-nie'inv aithougb implying some tixcdiiess .ind »lability of pui [>oaes, is noi necessarily a pennanent oc-cupaiion. It is something more than a visit, a discovery, or a very temporary occupation. Thus, ilàC judgments of tlic commissioners, under the land law ol \ iigmia, appointed tor Kentucky,deterniined that llie "raising a crop of corn;"' as in the instance of governor Shelby's claim lo h's residence at Knob Lick; "the building ul a cabin;" making corn; each constituted prool of a legal setilement; and entilli;d ihe person, ihus settling, lo the .settlement of 400 aeiea, and pre empiion ol 1000 more. I'oniinous, uumterrupied lesidence, 1 never uudorslood, was required 10 I'orlily lhc.se evidences of leuq.orary setilement. M.eiit o iho great land company, as thfey were^inff <• build the fortof Boonshorough, were attack^ by 'he Indinns; on the 1st of April the fort was IjeguD and hni.liod on ihe I4th of June following. Thisis a laiihli.l a.ooiait o.»- tin- .•settlement ofthe town of Hoonsl";r.|^^|il,. .Not a claim of «ettlement, ifofvis-n hrjarrnu ahand.-mwenl since. Can this slate of fai-is^dcsiioy i he previous claim of Harrods-liiirg in 177i, coiitinuoj immediately afterwardu hroiurh 177.-,? I, that HarriKJ abandoned ■ usci.bm m 1774, for ihe manly purpo.se of joining lis felh w wood.-.,I,en in the bloody battle of Point 'loa-aiji. ills subso-qnent movements are not • iiown; he may have immediatelv returned to hia veniiieky location. He whs certainlv at Harrod's vation.and followers of his at Harrodsburg, ¿</orc 'day, 1775; for Col. Hnrrorl was a member ofthe •onv.Milioti thit assembled at Boonsbo.-ough, May ¿3d 1774; eh,< ted from JJoiling Spring settlement, ow Fountain [iliie, near Jlanodsburg, settled by Isaac an I Abraham llite. (See record of conven-iion, Huiler\s Kentucky, 2d edition, p. 506.) Now >vhat chasm i> there in the set'lement of Harrods-'iii'g, from the building of Harrod's cabin, in 1774? \'one but the |)ossibloone between the battle of Point l'leasHnt,Ooi. 1774, and the May of 1775. In every piobahiliiy./^^/yrc Hoone struck his first blow on the f(jrt at lioi iisborough, but certainly before llie till I w as iiiiivhed. Hfirrodshiir;,'ihen seems, from o concurrence of vaiious testimony, to have been the first point of i'ermaneiu .settlement in Kentucky. The time ia s'ill utterly nnlinowii. Doth floonsborough and Hjirrod^hiirg aie Known ns setiled in September, 1775. JJoone bro'i his family to the former, in Sep-tenilierof ihai year; imd Miijor McGary to Harrds-iiiiig in the same luouih of that year. May not, ihon, ihe histor.eal tluims olljoih these towns be eiiibraced, l)y s( leoiiiig SoptcmlH-r, say 8th ofSep-leni'er, (wliiili is ('a|)iam Halt's memoriindum, aa w( II as Iiiuie from (¡eii. Ray,) and .'le place JSar-aMight not the month oi September, aud Ihe site, IlarnKisburp, be well selected as a pla^ and lime for celebrating the aniversaiy of Kentuc-liy\s .sftilcmeiit. .\ hriaht era in the West. I n,anii.seri|it l,o«jk of Col. Henderson^ from vvWi'h 1 wil! send yon extract«, as soon a« I ~ can inociiii; them I'roni Louisville, it is a diary of movements at llooiislwri'ugh. Will you, in return, lavor me wiih Captain llurl's communication to your valuable paper, on the SSth July last. Ik-speit fully, MANN HITLER. Shelby College, Fept. 4, 1C38. WEiiTERN CHIVALRY-The following we cut from the Madison Enquir-The b ets in regard to Kcniucky,are simply, that cr, printed at Madison, Indiana. It seems, (rem the expeiliuous ol Chiislophcr iiiai m 1761, Colon other pa|U!is, that the editor of the Louisville Jour-el Cioghun III 17^5, Finaley m 1707, tlooiie in ' mil bas alieady had u brush wilh an ex-meniber of 17by, auiJ ihe iMcAlces in 1773, weie all, emphali- Cungicss, aiid/njlh esca|>cd unhurt. Probably the eutly, visits, withoul aiiy manilestalions of design, beyond huniing. ISoi so the expedition of John tlurrod. This veleiau pioneer a-ceiided ihe Kentucky liverin 1774, as far as HurioiJ's Lamling. ami iheiico proceedud wuh bis party and built the first cubili in the cummoiiweulUi, ul the low n wliicb stili coniinemoiaics hu name. Marsliall muiily iiienlions bu visil lo Keulueky in 1774, withoul ui-timatmg any lariner cxeriions of Harjod. General liay, hovvever, wbo carne to the country the nexi yeur, mlormed ihu w nier thul a cubia had beeii bulli by liariod m ihe Inst }ear ol bis visii — nuinc-ly , m 1774. In Se|)iLmbei, ot the eusui ng y ea:, he aiided, when Mnj. ivieOaiy, (who had iniermai, icd wah ihe moiher ol Ueneiul, Ray,) uriivcd ul llai-iod'»y<rii suuleineni, uow know u as Hat rodsluu g, ihcie was "one uihubitcd cubili »uh two or linee empty ones." '1 bere weie, also, live nxii a' the piace, w hose iiaines, accoiclmg lo iiiy mcmoiaiidum threat which follows will be equally harmlcsa io its result. ll ie said that the editor ofthe Louisville Journal has absquatulated, or at least has not been aeeo bout Louisville for someday«. ThO reusona A.'« cogent.—Sometime sine« ho publiithed the oddrMS of Mr. Cachell, of Hamilton county, w ith some rather disrespectful conueenis. Mr." Cachell hat ad« dres.scdja letter lo the innii of the Journal, from whieb we make the follow ingexfract: "Considering it unmanly to make war upon the mealiesl reptile that crawls upon the earth, without (list giving notiie of my appioach and intentions; iherefoie, I wain you that on or uboul the 20lh of August, A. 1>. IB.IR, you may ox|)ect to see mo, a tJ foo; tliiee inoh Hoosier. with a blue huniing-shirt and yellow fringe; iil!e iqion my shoulder; belt, wiih loii.ahiiw k and butcher knife around my waist; bi;(k-sklii moccasins on my feet; dog at my heels, liom General Ruy's lips, vveie l^ewis Holii.es, wild cat skin cup u|.on my head, crouched liked Uichaid lieiison, John Lynch, Samuel Cartwnj^lit hi.ngiy ti-i r in yc-u ¿tieets, wailing the approach and JJttuiel Lyun, all lollowcia ol James Laind ui Ceoige |). Pioutice. J wiv u«. .....fa - S , • and JJttUiel Lyun, all lollowcia ol James liuimJ ul v.eoige I». I loutice. In the courseol the next day th: s oair.e m -^'i;'" j ,h« Alouongahela counii y ■ Ihe leader of ilici Thetiist siiulfl L'et at him, 1, m the fiercenessof fl^ind uiiJ tyi-U lime hud strong loq,es ol leaehiug ^^^ ^^^^^^ ^^ tcul. ii,. ni. 1 m.v wi aih, will pouu, e ui.oii liiui like a catamount ilioa el (• till it, but duiiiig tho Fuccccding niglii the wind drove them back upon the ocean-—On the il:iid day a sail wa« seen in the distance, but they had no means of making themselves di&coveied. They were how-over, ut length pi( ked up by a vessel after several davs of intense suffering, starved and exhausted, but still in possession of all their faculties, which it •jDcms liad been employud lo some puipobc during their solitary uud daiiga^ous voyage. Wo have heard of love in a cottage—love in the dttcp green woods- nay even of love on the wild imfurrowed praiiie, but love upon a plank in the mid:.t of old ocean wilh a dozen fright lui deaths in view, is something still more uncommon. And yei il would seem that love thus born upon the bosom of the deep—cradled by the ocean wavt—and relined under the fierce boainsofan almost vertical sun—is, alter all, tho very thing. There la about il the Iru« spice of romimoe—the doubis, the hopes, ihe difliculties—ayo and the deaths too, to say nothing ofthe sighs and leara. Mr. Ridge must, therefore, bu acknowledged as the most romantic of lovers, for there ui>on the "de«i> aoa" be breaihed hi« pie-cocious passion, mingled bis sighs with the breath ofold ocean, oud vowed eternal allection. Women nro the best creaturta in thn world; and it i» not to be exiwcted that Miaa On-low (such was the lad^ s name) could resist the substantial evidence ofillec-tion which her comnanion had given, and accordingly thev entered into an "alliance offensive and defemiva,^ the statesmgn say, which has since bMn r^i|w«dM|>on "terre firma," and is'eie long lo be'^nW'auslmiabd paity was llieu living (liui lod'a Stuiioii,) beiwecii Danv illc mid Ihuiod^-barg, where his widow lived in 11.33. Had tin wilier not have bt)eu mfoimtd that ihu above iial. viduals hsd kit no destendanis in Kentuckv,lK would have (lublisiied iheir names m his woik,a-uUcliiiounI conili muiion ol his bluienicnl. ì'm.)iv»us the ni rival ol Alujor McIjuiv's ¡aiiv, m 177>0,th< only coiiimuatiou ol the seiilemcni ol llui iod?bui¿,'; lor he huU sent on a man by ihe name ot John Hai man to itti»e a ciop lor ihem duiing the previous sfuson. ibi» impoitant objeci hectlevleJ m a held ai Ihe easienil Ol llurrodsbuig, where John i homp-»on hveU iii ihe peiiod of my enquiries. Ihis culiivaiion by Hai man, ib« reiuiu ol llan od ttud his pariy,some lime aller ihe bailW ol Pumi I'lea-anl.Oci. 1774, most piobably ihe spi ing, if noi Ihe winter of 1776,seem very laiily lo continue, substantially, the original improvement of HurroU m 1774, as alleged by Gen. Ray. Hut a host ol lesiimony must exist about Harroilsburg, resiwcimg this settlement, this building acubin by Jas. Harioil ul ihai place, in 1774. W ill some of the friends ol liberal curiosity about the la.hionable waiermg place of Kentucky, gratify il>u public by collecimtj and publishing it! Thedate, if aiiamable, would bu iiiieiesling; aiy nieinoraiidum ol McGaiy's arrival at Harrodsbuig is the bib of September, bul I am noi quite positive of its accuracy. 1 ihmk th»-appellation Oid Town, indisputably given lo Hur-rodsburg.by the consent of the Pioneers, aeems to afford no feeble presumption of its settlement aniei-ior to any oiher town m Kentucky. iij on 11 .•^kiiiili—siuri h piocf's of his hide fiom him as li'j; a ii.ii.-kral ••liiii at a .siialoh—I will bung b-.lh Ills peo| Ol s—c lia\. idl 1.1» hngeis—crop his I HIS- -.III lii.s iio.M>—kilo, k out Ills eye teeth—bite oil chunks ofllesh by ihe ).onil-tw ii« h off bis right arm imd U al him with the bloody end—i will crack his thigh bones und greaïw my moccasins with the luiirrow — I will take his hiu>ns to diess buck skin, and his hkull ill place id'a loi toi»e ohell lo make m.V wife a soap^Murci—I will literally eat him up, aa a vpiikce would a dish id'codfish and potatoes, and on the iragmeii'.s I will 1-asi my d..g. Youis, icspeclfully, ISAAC C.XCHULI.. Hamilton Co. Ia. July .'U, IW». WOMAN. Aw ay, a'va",, v ..u'lo all Uie snme— A thitteriiig, nmiling, glittering throng! Oh! by my soul, I burn with shnmo 'i'o ihink I've; 1« ell yonr slave so long! Ml'SIC. 'I bore's miisie in the sighing of a reed ; 'I'lieie'« music in the gushing of a rill; ' 'i'heio's music in all thing», if men had ean, Their earih is but an tchoof ilie spherea. When Dido's «|)ouw to Dido would not con,e, She mourned in silence, and waa Di do dum. IVttce and hH|>piness, is the Hue aod beat polK-..> ;
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Oh, yes, I will share pictures. She's white, too! And, I couldn't be prouder of my son, not necessarily because of what he does for me, but because he's a really GOOD, GREAT person.
There is no case or key, and there were no attachments, but I'm not terribly worried about that. He bought it for me to use, and that's what I'm going to do with it. Right now, I have a quilt-top (not yet assembled) consisting of embroidered state flower blocks (embroided by my now 85-year old aunt in the '90's. I have the sashing cut and I'm just trying to find the time to work on it. I also have a baby quit in the process (as a gift) so I've got a few things going!
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Definition of estrange
transitive verb
1 : to arouse especially mutual enmity or indifference in (someone) where there had formerly been love, affection, or friendliness : alienate John's excesses gradually estranged him from his mother … — Philip Norman She became estranged from her family.
2 : to remove from customary environment or associations The first words spoken were not those of one becoming estranged from this world, and already permitted to stray at times into realms foreign to the living. — Charlotte Brontë
estrangementplay \i-ˈstrānj-mənt\ noun her estrangement from her family
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Middle English, from Anglo-French estrangir, estranger, from Medieval Latin extraneare, from Latin extraneus strange — more at strange
First Known Use: 15th century
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: to cause someone to be no longer friendly or close to another person or group
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Every good citizen would agree with the proposition that if people acquire substantial assets by committing crimes such as the manufacture of methamphetamine, the state should be entitled to seize those assets.
The difficulty with this legislation is that it obviates the traditional standard of proof beyond reasonable doubt, and that confiscations may cause injustice to innocent parties such as young children when their home is seized and sold.
A Bay of Plenty case exemplified this when a district court judge confiscated the family home. The husband was growing cannabis in the back garden against the wishes of his innocent wife. Their two-year-old son also lived in the house.
Mercifully, our Court of Appeal reversed this decision.
Sound law must be based on reasonable grounds and fairness. Judges must temper these draconian laws with compassion and humanity.
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Jack's Lego collection is ever growing and this little item of Lego was one of the first real Lego piece that we bought for him. The fact that it is rather an old item of Lego now means really nothing as what ever year the Lego items were made makes no difference to the pieces which are contained and the fact that it could have been made yesterday.
The Lego Cannon Cover is number 6266 and was made in 1993. I don't think you can buy this in most places like toy shops now but I purchased our set off of eBay at a bargain £5 price which is a lot less than it would have sold for back when it was first released and also compared to other sets which are brand new would cost around 3 times this amount now so I was really happy to buy it as a second hand item.
The Lego Cannon Cover consists of 106 pieces and has three little Lego men included. The instructions are easy to follow as all Lego instructions are, and it takes less than half and hour to put the whole item up and get it ready to play with.
The item is basically a little island where there are two imperial guards and a pirate. The island looks as though it is run by the Imperial guards as there is a little barred prison which has a door that opens and closes easily. The Imperial Guards have a few different guns which are quite big and not overly easy to loose. They also have nice little black hats and backpacks to accompany their outfits. The pirate who is dressed in red and black stripes has a sword and a hand gun and also a little row boat which has two oars and a anchor.
The Cannon Cove comes with a little green tree and red brick stickers to apply to the large building which comes as one part. There is a large green base on which to attach the building and the tree which makes it easy to play with and easy to move around. A great little item which comes with this set is the cannon which can actually fire out the small rounded pieces of Lego. This is so good because of the fact it can be taken out from the set and used alongside other items of Lego or even other Pirate type items which are not Lego!
The set as a whole is great fun and it such a big collection with lots of playability. The fact that there is the jail, the boat, the cannon along with the three little Lego men means that there is really a lot to play with and to have fun with.
The set is rather sturdy and compared to a few of the more modern items of Lego we have hardly falls apart at all even though Jack can be rather heavy handed at times.
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"Why are you taking this course?" is the standard question asked the first day of most classes and my college extension class was no different. What was different was the class itself; I had no idea what I was getting in to. The title of the class, Talking About Death As If It Might Happen To Us was one I signed up for because it fell on a day I was free and I've always been interested in the topic of death.
I answered that introductory question by saying that my life's journey had included death from an early age: my parents died when I was young and going to the cemetery to visit my mother's grave and hearing stories about her post-mortem made me very aware that death was a part of life. I became fascinated with cemeteries and memorials and the way that people expressed their grief over the loss of loved ones. But, I discovered that this 8-week course was so far removed, yet so applicable, to my own experience with death, and the entire experience scared the hell out of me.
It was a practical course on preparing for our own death experience, bringing the topic of our mortality into the light, making us, and hopefully our loved ones, prepare emotionally, intellectually, and legally. Yes, legally. Our aging process, if we are so fortunate to age, comes with all sorts of complications and we might just find ourselves in a position where we can't take care of ourselves or tell those in charge of our care what our wishes are. My past experience with death was in the abstract; it didn't apply to me personally. This class was a reality check and I found myself running as fast as I could in the opposite direction rather than face the fact that preparing for my own demise was an urgent necessity.
We read books: Death, Dying and Dessert by Susan Abel Lieberman, Being Mortal, the bestseller by Atul Gawande, several pertinent articles and had access to videos and handouts. As a former college professor I expected my students to do their homework. When I was a college student I was exceptional in ensuring my homework was done on time. Yet, I couldn't bring myself to do all the assignments, especially the ones requiring me to have the "other talk;" conversations with another (I chose my lifelong best friend) about my wishes, or the one where I filled out my Advance Directive.
Of course I told myself it was because I was too busy, but the underlying truth is that I consider myself too busy to die.
I shared these feelings on our last day of class and thankfully the teacher acknowledged me by saying she appreciated my candor. I just loved being in that class, in spite of the topic; I felt embraced by my classmates, some members who are at that precipice looking at their 9th decade. I admire their courage, but most importantly their generosity as they give themselves and their loved ones the gift, yes the gift, of being wholly prepared for the inevitable. I only hope that I can access the same courageous spirit and do likewise.
I am still in possession of my class notes, books, handouts, and links. I have my Advanced Directive worksheet and document to fill out. Thankfully I have my husband, best friend, and children at close hand to share my long-term care and final days wishes with. I am committed to completing all class assignments after the fact, and make a promise to myself that sooner rather than later, to visit this topic often so I can become comfortable with it. My life, and my death, depends upon it.


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One day, Orange County native Paris Roxanne picked up her tits and decided to make something of herself by sharing them with the interwebs on a daily basis, and luckily, that train has not yet stopped. Just about all of her photos focus on her chest, and usually cut off a significant amount of her face. She sometimes insists on being dorky but don't let her Avengers T-shirt trick you into thinking she's a true-to-life nerd. This is a girl who's seems to be all about the image. To say the least, she's a dub-step fan and a member of "Team Edward". She's also got fingernails that would make Freddy Kruger and Wolverine run for the hills. Yeah, just like every insanely hot chick in Southern California, Paris comes with her own barrel of despicable nonsense...
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The Kama Sutra of Vatsyayanaby Vatsyayana
Long forbidden, this is the original, still unsurpassed guide to erotic love. From aphrodisiacs to special touches, from endless varieties of kisses to orgasm-delaying techniques, The Kama Sutra is an essential and practical guide to the "most ancient of the arts." As exquisitely poetic and as sublimely earthy as the activity it celebrates, this world-famous classic deserves its reputation as the most explicit, most detailed and most fascinating book ever written for lovers.
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Part I
The Vatsyayana Sutra
Introductory Preface
Salutation to Dharma, Artha, and Kama
In the beginning, the Lord of Beings created men and women, and in the form of commandments in one hundred thousand chapters laid down rules for regulating their existence with regard to Dharma,* Artha,? and Kama.? Some of these commandments, namely those which treated of Dharma, were separately written by Swayanshur Manu; those that related to Artha were compiled by Brihaspati; and those that referred to Kama were expounded by Naudi, the follower of Mehadeva, in one thousand chapters.
Now these 'Kama Sutra' (Aphorisms on Love), written by Nundi in one thousand chapters, were reproduced by Shevtaketu, the son of Uddvalaka, in an abbreviated form in five hundred chapters, and this work was again similarly reproduced in an abridged form, in one hundred and fifty chapters, by Babhravya, an inheritant of the Punchala (South of Delhi) country. These one hundred and fifty chapters were then put together under seven heads or parts named severally?
1st. Sadharana (general topics).
2nd. Samprayogika (embraces, etc.).
3rd. Kanya Samprayukteka (union of males and females).
4th. Bharyadhikarika (on one's own wife).
5th. Paradarika (on the wives of other people).
6th. Vaisika (on courtezans).
7th. Aupamishadika (on the arts of seduction, tonic, medicines, etc.).
The sixth part of this last work was separately expounded by Dattaka at the request of the public women of Pataliputra (Patna), and in the same way Charayana explained the first part of it. The remaining parts, viz., the second, third, fourth, fifth, and seventh were each separately expounded by?
Suvarnanabha (second part).
Ghotakamukha (third part).
Gouardiya (fourth part).
Gouikaputra (fifth part).
Kuchumara (seventh part), respectively.
Thus the work being written in parts by different authors was almost unobtainable, and as the parts which were expounded by Dattaka and the others treated only of the particular branches of the subject to which each part related, and moreover as the original work of Babhravya was difficult to be mastered on account of its length, Vatsyayana, therefore, composed this work in a small volume as an abstract of the whole of the works of the above-named authors.
Chapter II
On the Acquisition of Dharma, Artha, and Kama
Man, the period of whose life is one hundred years, should practise Dharma, Artha, and Kama at different times and in such a manner that they may harmonize together and not clash in any way. He should acquire learning in his childhood, in his youth and middle age he should attend to Artha and Kama, and in his old age he should perform Dharma, and thus seek to gain Moksha, i.e., release from further transmigration. Or, on account of the uncertainty of life, he may practise them at times when they are enjoined to be practised. But one thing is to be noted, he should lead the life of a religious student until he finishes his education.
Dharma is obedience to the command of the Shastra or Holy Writ of the Hindoos to do certain things, such as the performance of sacrifices, which are not generally done, because they do not belong to this world, and produce no visible effect; and not to do other things, such as eating meat, which is often done because it belongs to this world, and has visible effects.
Dharma should be learnt from the Shruti (Holy Writ), and from those conversant with it.
Artha is the acquisition of arts, land, gold, cattle, wealth, equipages and friends. It is, further, the protection of what is acquired, and the increase of what is protected.
Artha should be learnt from the king's officers, and from merchants who may be versed in the ways of commerce.
Kama is the enjoyment of appropriate objects by the five senses of hearing, feeling, seeing, tasting and smelling, assisted by the mind together with the soul. The ingredient in this is a peculiar contact between the organ of sense and its object, and the consciousness of pleasure which arises from that contact is called Kama.
Kama is to be learnt from the Kama Sutra (aphorisms on love) and from the practise of citizens.
When all the three, viz., Dharma, Artha, and Kama, come together, the former is better than the one which follows it, i.e., Dharma is better than Artha, and Artha is better than Kama. But Artha should always be first practised by the king, for the livelihood of men is to be obtained from it only. Again, Kama being the occupation of public women, they should prefer it to the other two, and these are exceptions to the general rule.
Some learned men say that as Dharma is connected with things not belonging to this world, it is appropriately treated of in a book; and so also is Artha, because it is practised only by the application of proper means, and a knowledge of those means can only be obtained by study and from books. But Kama being a thing which is practised even by the brute creation, and which is to be found everywhere, does not want any work on the subject.
This is not so. Sexual intercourse being a thing dependent on man and woman requires the application of proper means by them, and those means are to be learnt from the Kama Shastra. The non-application of proper means, which we see in the brute creation, is caused by their being unrestrained, and by the females among them only being fit for sexual intercourse at certain seasons and no more, and by their intercourse not being preceded by thought of any kind.
Objection 2
The Lokayatikas* say:"Religious ordinances should not be observed, for they bear a future fruit, and at the same time it is also doubtful whether they will bear any fruit at all. What foolish person will give away that which is in his own hands into the hands of another?" Moreover, it is better to have a pigeon to-day than a peacock to-morrow; and a copper coin which we have the certainty of obtaining, is better than a gold coin, the possession of which is doubtful.
It is not so. 1st. Holy Writ, which ordains the practise of Dharma, does not admit of a doubt.
2nd. Sacrifices such as those made for the destruction of enemies, or for the fall of rain, are seen to bear fruit.
3rd. The sun, moon, stars, planets and other heavenly bodies appear to work intentionally for the good of the world.
4th. The existence of this world is effected by the observance of the rules respecting the four classes? of men and their four stages of life.
5th. We see that seed is thrown into the ground with the hope of future crops.
Vatsyayana is therefore of opinion that the ordinances of religion must be obeyed.
Objection 3
Those who believe that destiny is the prime mover of all things say:"We should not exert ourselves to acquire wealth, for sometimes it is not acquired although we strive to get it, while at other times it comes to us of itself without any exertion on our part. Everything is therefore in the power of destiny, who is the lord of gain and loss, of success and defeat, of pleasure and pain. Thus we see that Bali* was raised to the throne of Indra by destiny, and was also put down by the same power, and it is destiny only that can re-instate him."
It is not right to say so. As the acquisition of every object pre-supposes at all events some exertion on the part of man, the application of proper means may be said to be the cause of gaining all our ends, and this application of proper means being thus necessary (even where a thing is destined to happen), it follows that a person who does nothing will enjoy no happiness.
Objection 4
Those who are inclined to think that Artha is the chief object to be obtained argue thus. Pleasures should not be sought for, because they are obstacles to the practise of Dharma and Artha, which are both superior to them, and are also disliked by meritorious persons. Pleasures also bring a man into distress, and into contact with low persons; they cause him to commit unrighteous deeds, and produce impurity in him; they make him regardless of the future, and encourage carelessness and levity. And lastly, they cause him to be disbelieved by all, received by none, and despised by everybody, including himself. It is notorious, moreover, that many men who have given themselves up to pleasure alone, have been ruined along with their families and relations. Thus, King Dandakya,* of the Bhoja dynasty, carried off a Brahman's daughter with evil intent, and was eventually ruined and lost his kingdom. Indra, too, having violated the chastity of Ahalyā, was made to suffer for it. In a like manner the mighty Kichakā, who tried to seduce Dranpadi, and Ravana,§ who attempted to gain over Sita, were punished for their crimes. These and many others fell by reason of their pleasures.
This objection cannot be sustained, for pleasures, being as necessary for the existence and well being of the body as food, are consequently equally required. They are, moreover, the results of Dharma and Artha. Pleasures are, therefore, to be followed with moderation and caution. No one refrains from cooking food because there are beggars to ask for it, or from sowing seed because there are deer to destroy the corn when it is grown up.
Thus a man practising Dharma, Artha, and Kama enjoys happiness both in this world and in the world to come. The good perform those actions in which there is no fear as to what is to result from them in the next world, and in which there is no danger to their welfare. Any action which conduces to the practise of Dharma, Artha, and Kama together, or of any two, or even one of them, should be performed, but an action which conduces to the practise of one of them at the expense of the remaining two should not be performed.
Chapter III
On the Arts and Sciences to Be Studied
Man should study the Kama Sutra and the arts and sciences subordinate thereto, in addition to the study of the arts and sciences contained in Dharma and Artha. Even young maids should study this Kama Sutra along with its arts and sciences before marriage, and after it they should continue to do so with the consent of their husbands.
Here some learned men object, and say that females, not being allowed to study any science, should not study the Kama Sutra.
But Vatsyayana is of opinion that this objection does not hold good, for women already know the practice of Kama Sutra, and that practice is derived from the Kama Shastra, or the science of Kama itself. Moreover, it is not only in this but in many other cases that though the practice of a science is known to all, only a few persons are acquainted with the rules and laws on which the science is based. Thus the Yadnikas or sacrificers, though ignorant of grammar, make use of appropriate words when addressing the different Deities, and do not know how these words are framed. Again, persons do the duties required of them on auspicious days, which are fixed by astrology, though they are not acquainted with the science of astrology. In a like manner riders of horses and elephants train these animals without knowing the science of training animals, but from practice only. And similarly the people of the most distant provinces obey the laws of the kingdom from practice, and because there is a king over them, and without further reason.* And from experience we find that some women, such as the daughters of princes and their ministers, and public women, are actually versed in the Kama Shastra.
A female, therefore, should learn the Kama Shastra, or at least a part of it, by studying its practice from some confidential friend. She should study alone in private the sixty-four practices that form a part of the Kama Shastra. Her teacher should be one of the following persons, viz., the daughter of a nurse brought up with her and already married,? or a female friend who can be trusted in everything, or the sister of her mother (i.e., her aunt), or an old female servant, or a female beggar who may have formerly lived in the family, or her own sister, who can always be trusted.
The following are the arts to be studied, together with the Kama Sutra:
1. Singing.
2. Playing on musical instruments.
3. Dancing.
4. Union of dancing, singing, and playing instrumental music.
5. Writing and drawing.
6. Tattooing.
7. Arraying and adorning an idol with rice and flowers.
8. Spreading and arranging beds or couches of flowers, or flowers upon the ground.
9. Colouring the teeth, garments, hair, nails and bodies, i.e., staining, dyeing, colouring and painting the same.
10. Fixing stained glass into a floor.
11. The art of making beds, and spreading out carpets and cushions for reclining.
12. Playing on musical glasses filled with water.
13. Storing and accumulating water in aqueducts, cisterns and reservoirs.
14. Picture making, trimming and decorating.
15. Stringing of rosaries, necklaces, garlands and wreaths.
16. Binding of turbans and chaplets, and making crests and top-knots of flowers.
17. Scenic representations. Stage playing.
18. Art of making ear ornaments.
19. Art of preparing perfumes and odours.
20. Proper disposition of jewels and decorations, and adornment in dress.
21. Magic or sorcery.
22. Quickness of hand or manual skill.
23. Culinary art, i.e., cooking and cookery.
24. Making lemonades, sherbets, acidulated drinks, and spirituous extracts with proper flavour and colour.
25. Tailor's work and sewing.
26. Making parrots, flowers, tufts, tassels, bunches, bosses, knobs, &c., out of yarn or thread.
27. Solution of riddles, enigmas, covert speeches, verbal puzzles and enigmatical questions.
28. A game, which consisted in repeating verses, and as one person finished, another person had to commence at once, repeating another verse, beginning with the same letter with which the last speaker's verse ended, whoever failed to repeat, was considered to have lost and to be subject to pay a forfeit or stake of some kind.
29. The art of mimicry or imitation.
30. Reading, including chanting and intoning.
31. Study of sentences difficult to pronounce. It is played as a game chiefly by women and children, and consists of a difficult sentence being given, and when repeated quickly, the words are often transposed or badly pronounced.
32. Practice with sword, single stick, quarter staff and bow and arrow.
33. Drawing inferences, reasoning or inferring.
34. Carpentry, or the work of a carpenter.
35. Architecture, or the art of building.
36. Knowledge about gold and silver coins, and jewels and gems.
37. Chemistry and mineralogy.
38. Colouring jewels, gems and beads.
39. Knowledge of mines and quarries.
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02 Jetta w. 1.8t
Code 18613 Cooling system performance issues
Car runs fine. Engine runs at 190 w/ no problems!! Spoke with garage and they called round.. sounds like a shotgun appraoch. Thermastat, Engine cooling sensor, possibly even a change of wiring harness. HELP!!
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Bloomington Housing Development & Library Grand Opening
During the month of May, we celebrated the Bloomington Grove, Lillian Court and Bloomington Branch Library grand opening. Click here to watch the video highlighting these events.
Interagency Council on Homelessness Meeting
The next Interagency Council on Homelessness Meeting will be held August 24, 2016 from 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. at the Department of Behavioral Health Administration Building (303 E. Vanderbilt Way, 1st Floor, San Bernardino, CA 92408. For more information call the Office of Homeless Services at (909) 386-8297 for more information.
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CFM Power Steering Hose Relocation
what exactly is that it connects to on the existing ps line? i need a new pressure hose, as the one i had on the car exploded from the svt header as i have a zx3 with the header swap can you let me know asap thanks. and i know about the ordering thing till monday stuff as well im not worried about that either!
Sorry to hear it blew on you. Did you wrap your header or ps line or both?
Planning to do this swap myself early next year and am considering getting this. Would like to also know exactly how this connects and to where.
I had the header wrapped and the line was not other then the foil on the stock piece...the swap itself was mehh...moderate to hard cause i wanted everything special lol. I didnt really heed to everyones warning when they said change the power steering line, now im regreting it as its now broken.
Good to know. Hopefully they respond tomorrow.
You would want to look at Page 16/36 which shows what you will need to do to modify the power steering line.
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you mean when i buy it and look at page 16/36 is what your saying...yea well i like knowing how it works prior to buy it...not trying to sound like a dink but i like to know before hand. does it connect to the pump then run behind the motor to the rack and pinion pump hose?
You have to cut the ps line in the 2 locations mentioned so you can attach the compression fittings on this replacement to the ps line from what I could tell.
well where my line blew out there really isnt much room for error near the pump if i have to cut the old one in 2 places and piece in this hose...i have another thread going in the tech section on this exact thing i guess we can move the convo over there..seeing how it takes so long for someone from CFM to respond...
you can do what i did. i cut it where it wraos over the transmission and ran a braided steel line with -6an fittings on each side with compression fitting for hard line as well. costed me bout 50 bux and it runs underneath the radiator so its allways cool fluid
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The proposal for 26 wind turbines on Scout and Knowl Moors, put forward by Peel Holdings, has met with opposition from local residents.
United Utilities was involved in the plans, but has now sold its stake in the windfarm between Edenfield and Whitworth, near Rochdale.
The inquiry is due to look at new government advice on wind turbines.
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The 80m-high turbines would generate 65 megawatts of electricity which would then be fed into the national grid. It would provide electricity for the equivalent of 51,000 homes - 60% of the households in Rochdale.
The £50m project will also have a linked community trust to invest £1m into local projects over the course of the windfarm's operational life.
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Chapter 46
As Fanny could not doubt that her answer was conveying a real disappointment,
she was rather in expectation, from her knowledge of Miss Crawford's temper, of
being urged again; and though no second letter arrived for the space of a week,
she had still the same feeling when it did come.
On receiving it, she could instantly decide on its containing little writing, and was
persuaded of its having the air of a letter of haste and business. Its object was
unquestionable; and two moments were enough to start the probability of its
being merely to give her notice that they should be in Portsmouth that very day,
and to throw her into all the agitation of doubting what she ought to do in such a
case. If two moments, however, can surround with difficulties, a third can
disperse them; and before she had opened the letter, the possibility of Mr. and
Miss Crawford's having applied to her uncle and obtained his permission was
giving her ease. This was the letter--
"A most scandalous, ill-natured rumour has just reached me, and I write, dear
Fanny, to warn you against giving the least credit to it, should it spread into the
country. Depend upon it, there is some mistake, and that a day or two will clear it
up; at any rate, that Henry is blameless, and in spite of a moment's etourderie,
thinks of nobody but you. Say not a word of it; hear nothing, surmise nothing,
whisper nothing till I write again. I am sure it will be all hushed up, and nothing
proved but Rushworth's folly. If they are gone, I would lay my life they are only
gone to Mansfield Park, and Julia with them. But why would not you let us come
for you? I wish you may not repent it.--Yours, etc."
Fanny stood aghast. As no scandalous, ill-natured rumour had reached her, it
was impossible for her to understand much of this strange letter. She could only
perceive that it must relate to Wimpole Street and Mr. Crawford, and only
conjecture that something very imprudent had just occurred in that quarter to
draw the notice of the world, and to excite her jealousy, in Miss Crawford's
apprehension, if she heard it. Miss Crawford need not be alarmed for her. She
was only sorry for the parties concerned and for Mansfield, if the report should
spread so far; but she hoped it might not. If the Rushworths were gone
themselves to Mansfield, as was to be inferred from what Miss Crawford said, it
was not likely that anything unpleasant should have preceded them, or at least
should make any impression.
As to Mr. Crawford, she hoped it might give him a knowledge of his own
disposition, convince him that he was not capable of being steadily attached to
any one woman in the world, and shame him from persisting any longer in
addressing herself.
It was very strange! She had begun to think he really loved her, and to fancy his
affection for her something more than common; and his sister still said that he
cared for nobody else. Yet there must have been some marked display of
attentions to her cousin, there must have been some strong indiscretion, since
her correspondent was not of a sort to regard a slight one.
Very uncomfortable she was, and must continue, till she heard from Miss
Crawford again. It was impossible to banish the letter from her thoughts, and she


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The Kamo Club champion team of Pam Brewster (skip), Sarah Wright, Maureen Church and Eileen Riceman took out the Centre Champion of Champion fours tournament on Saturday. Then, on Sunday, Brewster and Wright combined to come runner-up in the Champion of Champion pairs.
In the men's division, it was a battle between the evergreen John Dunn (Onerahi) and his team of Neil Connell, Ron Bowmar and Roger Kerr-Davis and the newer players on the centre block in Allan Stebben (skip), Adam Booth, Colin Pierce and Ron Heaton of Mangawhai.
This game took three hours to complete and it was 7.30pm when the players left the green. This game resulted in a win for Mangawhai by 16-9. This was a second title for Stebben, first open title for Pierce and Heaton, and second open title for Booth.
In the Champion of Champion pairs event on Sunday at Mangawhai, the winners of the men's event were Dan Collett and Neil King (Te Kopuru) who defeated Ken Fitness and Steve Smith (Whangarei) 20-12 in the final.
This was a second title for Collett and first for King.
In the women's division, Kensington combination of Pam Arbon and Patricia Murray took out the title with a 17-14 victory over Pam Brewster and Sarah Wright of Kamo.
It was 14-all on the 16th end but Kensington scored on the 17th and 18th ends to claim victory.
Year Open start
The next event on the centre calendar is the first Year Open tournament at the Whangarei greens on March 2. Entries close this weekend so clubs, please ensure that your new bowlers have entered.
This weekend sees the Northland representatives, (men and women) competing in the New Zealand Intercentre tournament in Auckland for the open grade.
Northland teams will compete tomorrow, Saturday and Sunday at greens throughout Auckland to become the NZ champions.
Headquarters is Howick Bowling Club and our teams will play at Hillsborough and Howick (women) and Mt Eden and Carlton Cornwall (men) on Friday and Saturday.
The Regional Intercentre tournament for the reserve grade will be held at the Kensington greens from 9.30am on Saturday.
These players need to come first or second in their competition on Saturday and then travel to Auckland on Sunday to play the winner and runner-up from Region 2 in a regional final at the Auckland Bowling Club.
Great result
Congratulations to the Hikurangi men's combination of Willie, Steve, Robin and Charlie who placed third equal in the New Zealand Maori Bowls tournament in Rotorua recently.
Feedback time
Player forums are currently being held around our centre. The agenda for these forums is to get player input for next season's playing programme. A meeting in Dargaville was held on February 14, another will be held at Kensington on February 25 and at Waipu on February 28 commencing at 7pm. All players are welcome.