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Is the phone ever going to stop ringing?
I guess not.
I would have to admit, breaking up with Cameron was one of the stupidest ideas I have ever had. To that, probably the reason why was too.
For one thing, Cameron knows when i'm lying. Two he's is a very I mean very stubborn person.
"Wendy, I really think you should answer" , My dad suggested
" I really don't think so"
The last of my bags were packed and ready to go.
"How long are you going to stay?", John asked, my older brother.
"Well i'm not sure. If the tumor is small as they say it is then it will be pretty quick"
But I don't really think so. In fact I think it's bigger than before.
"Good luck", He whispered and pulled me into a tight hug
I hugged him back with everything I had.
"Here" He handed me a gold rosary "Always know that god's with you"
John has always been a religious guy. We were supposely Catholic, but none of us have ever been baptized or even step foot in a church.
With everything packed, I loaded the car with all my personal belongings.
I waved goodbye to John, he had to go to College so he had to stay behind.
It wasn't long before I entered the big hospital. When I walked in, I couldn't help but to feel like a small child in comparison.
I was assigned to my room which I decorated to my heart's desire. I covered the walls with posters of my favorite bands and put a fluffy pink rug in the bathroom.
When I was done I decided to start on my letters.
I don't know if I am going to survive this or not. But if I don't, I want to tell everyone how I much they meant to me and my feelings.
I picked up my pen and started to write.
Dear Mom...


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Olean Democrat, The (Newspaper) - February 13, 1890, Olean, New York SIXTEEN PAGES. PAGES 1 TO 8 The Olean Democrat VOL. XI OLEAN, CATTARAUGUS CO. NEW YORK, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1890. NO. 2 WANAMAKER'S SCHEME. HE UNFOLDS HIS IDEAS ON THE POSTAL TELEGRAPH. Service, He Thinki, Could be Tented With Leased for Ten Tears. Foetal Clerics With Knowledge ol to be Utilized Without Extra Compensation. WASHINGTON, Feb. Gen- eral Wanamaker appeared before the house committee on postofflces and postroads yes- terday and read an elaborate statement in favor of a system of postal telegraphy. Mr. Wanamaker said he had prepared a bill based on the four bills which had been intro- duced in the house this session on the same subject, and he believed that it wpuld be sat- isfactory. He proposed to begin the experi- ment by establishing postal telegraph com- munication between the 400 free delivery offices in the country and to gradually extend the service to smaller offices. A uniform rate on messages could not be established. Mr. "Wanamaker believed that the scheme should be tried for ten years on leased lines. A SELF-SUSTAINING SYSTEM. la answer to Chairman Bingham, Mr. Wanamaker said he did not think the sendee could be established on the basis of the mail service, but it could be worked toward such a point. He had no doubt that the service by itself would be self sustaining. The postoffice department would have the additional de- livery business, receiving 2 cents on each let- ter. In answer to questions from members of the committee, Mr. Wanamaker thought the establishment of a postal telegraph system would promote new business because of the fact that at present there is no guarantee on telegraph messages. The scheme was not ex- actly in opposition to any telegraph company, because the delivery would be slower 'nan that of messages transmitted by the compan ies direct. The postmaster general thought that his proposition to use postal employes as operators for the proposed service would be euccessful. In a great many instances em- ployes assigned to this work would be green, but he thought that he could find a number of clerks now in the service who understood how to work telegraph instruments. The knowledge of telegraphy, he said, is more general than it is supposed to be. In the matter of salary he thought that "the opera- tor would not be worth more than the ordi- nary clerk." For shoi t distances, he said, the rate pro- posed by his bill was about the same as the postal telegraph rate in England. In regard to his proposition to limit the scheme to 400 offices, Mr. Wanamaker was pressed by several members of the committee to tell his jeasons for this contracted beginning. He .replied that his theory was that everything ahould have a beginning. Tha 400 offices would be enough to begin with and the serv- ice could be increased in the discretion of the government. He thought that it should not be left to the postmaster general to fix rates for the reason that this might be deemed arbitrary. Mr. Wanamaker read a detailed statement of the history of the postal and telegraphic services in the United States, and made com- parisons between the use of the telegraph in England and this country for what he termed social purposes. The social business was far greater in England than in America, and he c enter-dcd that by means of the postal telegraph, the sending of telegrams of a social nature would increase to a wonder- ful extent in this country. ONE OFEHATOR FOB EACH OFFICE. Mr. Wanamaker's written statement con- tained an elaboration of his views on the sub- ject of postal telegraphy, as given in his an- nual report. He believed that no additional expense would be required for office or clerk hire. One expert telegrapher, he thought, could be selected where postal clerks are ap- pointed. If there was sufficient telegraphic business to employ the whole of one man's time he thought this would be better than to have the man do regular postoffice work part of the time and telegraphic work for the rest. He contended that the expense of the postal telegraph service would be but little greater than tho actual cost of telegraphing. For this reason and the government clear 2 cents on every letter, he thought that loiv rates for the of the people woul'l be justified, Mr. V.'ar.amaker also spoke in favor of the bill for furri'1: n; .1 t''ii demand, and (MIM! applause f 10111 lii.1 j "itId so oii'iou >i. Mr. yielded tlit floe i to Mr n as he hia colleague (Mi. !-p: JUROI) v.as in charge oi tbe resolution-.. [Laughter.] The Democrats juLi ciut e; tuoir Mr. Spiiiiiff.' v.as> by u.nny of his col- leaprc1- a- lr in chaise the new code. Mr. '-piinger offered a resolution, v.hich vr.io uuiypt.-d vMthout objection, providing thut pfi'ciuj debate bhall proceed until ad- jo iMl after which tbe cede shall be c.1 uncL-r the five mmnte rale until ft o'cloiL J'usiay -rthen the previous question shall bo (-onsideied orue' cd Mr. crossed to the Democratic rids and congratulated Mr. Springer on his success. OPEN CONFESSION GOOD FOB THE SOUL. Mr. Grosvenor supported the new code and in referring to the rule permitting the speak- er to count a quorum he acknowledged that he himself had been guilty of preventing leg- islation on many occasions and he was ready to stand here and say that he had never done it and prevented the action of the majority that he had net felt that he was guilty of an unjustifiable and almost unpardonable breach of duty to his constituents. In his opinion the rights of the minority were ended when it had expressed its opposition to a measure, had recorded its votes against it and had pro- tested to the country. Mr. Holman characterized the proposed code as being a complete revolution in par- liamentary procedure. He declared that the clause providing that 100 members shill con- stitute a quorum in committee of the whole, would place the great appropriation bills at the mercy of a handful of the majority. He spo'is oi the various occasions upon which the re ort to fihousterinjj had been beneficial to the country, ruidreitried witn much em- phas.s to thr> d_ eat of the Force bill by the minority, under the lead of J. Ran- dall, lie declared that Mr. Randall's course at that time would crown his memory with hjBor as lon-j as the records of congress would survive. Mr. Payson of Illinois defended the pro- posed code and argued the necessity of rules which would give to the majority the power to take affirmative action. Mr. Hatch of Missouri opposed the pro- posed change in the system of procedure of the house, because it was a partisan move, originating with a majority of Republicans v. ho bad whipped the minority of their party into the traces and compelled them to ap- prove the proposed new rules. Mr. McAdoo of New Jersey antagonized the rules as giving to the speaker the right to judge the conscience of a member, to impugn his personal honor as well as to restrict his personal rights. Pending further debate, the house (in ac- cordance with a resolution offered by Mr. Springer) at 5 o'clock, took a recess until 11 0 clock to-day. IN THE SENATE. TTASHTN-GTOX, Feb. the senate yes- terday the educational bill was further con- sidered and the Oklahoma bill was briefly discussed, final action not being taken on either. During the morning hour the senate passed the senate bill for the relief of certain settlers on the public lands. The Oklahoma bill was again taken up, the pending question being the amendment of Mr. Plumb to include No Man's Laud in the proposed territory. Mr. Tost made an argument in favor cf tbe amendment. Mr. Platt said that Mr. Vest's earnestness v, due to his desire to see the Cherokee out- let, lying between tbe Oklahoma country and j." Land, opened to settlement. He believed that the outlet would be opened at the pioseiit session of congress, but when that v, as u'liic it would be time to talk of includ- ii.fT awl No Man's Land in Mr. PU'.VI-S opposed ai-ici l-i ent. He cd. however, that the outlet be opened. The had been ta'-wite.ie'l with the loss of 'and en- trrc-ly if did not accent aa acre for ii. pol'cy of Imlien he '-a.d. bad ricer fruiuyi of remits, 'i ..e -j i cTary of interior n ul! -eei ;u- v. L1 v. 1 r. the iasinuuiions made by t! c bv ]Mr Dawes. 1 (i ibo Cherokee and th..t f. lure of tbf-ir was due t'> PK: it wa- i'.at tbe land j" t j i to the TO-U I I i t'. t'.iat 11 in tl.e I I i H ii h> tj-jt th-'T J i. t i! t'..c-ir lai. Ii- t.i ti.o 1> t'T -t i 'If T tlu-irl.T, I. -3..UJ.J IP tal.n: i; V- I a ('i'ri- i i. i 'i' ii n i i'-.f To 7 i u-i- 'up i i t'fi.re i .''jiiitij r v. ut A RELIGIOUS FRACAS. PROTESTANTS MOBBED BY CATH- OLICS AT HULL, QUE. Stoned and Fired Upon by the Element, and a Number of Them Itadly Indignation Among the Woman Com- mits Suicide at Batavia. OTTAWA, Feb. city of Hull, across the Ottawa, i iver from here, was the scene of one of the most disgraceful riots ever chron- icled in Canada. A small band of Protestent evangelists from Ottawa were attacked by a bowling mob of rearly a thousand French-Canadians who were armed with revolvers, shot guns, sticks and stones. Five persons were wounded, three seriously. It appears that the evangelists, some twenty in number, including four or five ladies, borne time ago announced that they would hold evangelical services in Hull, w hich is inhab- ited almost entirely by French Roman Cath- olics. They were warned that serious trouble would result but in spits of the warning they visited that city last evening and began re- ligious services in a small mission hall. In another portion of tha city a crowd of the roughest characters in the city congregated and marched through the streets armed with revolvers, shot guns and missiles. The crowd increased in numbers with great rapidity until when they reached the street in front of the mission hall, where over a thousand fiends in human form crowded about the building, swearing vengeance on the little band inside. The police were powerless to disperse the mob. The mayor and two aldermen, who tried to address the crowd, were stoned and seriously injured. The appearance of one of the evangelists at a window was the signal for a perfect storm of stones. A charge was made for the building, windows and doors were demolished and the mob rushed in, firing revolvers and shot guns and hurling stones. Six of the band, including two ladies, were seriously injured, the rest escaped through a back window and beat a hasty retreat to Ottawa. The occurrence has created tremendous ex- citement here, and the prompt action of the police alone prevented an armed force of Protestant citizens from this city wreaking vengeance on the French-Canadians guilty of the outrage. The matter vill be brought up in parliament to-day. The militia have orders to turn out at a moment's notice to prevent further trouble. MORGAN AND DORCHESTER. Southern Senators Ag.Unit Appointment. WASHINGTON, Feb. senate yester- day took up in secret session the nomination of Thomas J. Morgan to be Indian commis- sioner, and debated for an hour and a half without coming to a vote. nomination of Dr. Dorchester to be superintendent of Indian schools was discussed incidentally, as Dr. Dorchester and Gen. Morgan were asso- ciated hi some of the charges mode against the latter. Senator Jones of Arkansas took the floor first and made a long speech, aimed at the military record of Gen. Morgan. It was charged before the committee on Tintinn affairs that Gea Morgan had been court- martialed and dismissed from the army, and that he had maliciously caused court- martialing of a subordinate officer for cow- ardice. The committee on Indian affairs found Gen. Morgan's military record per- fectly clear, but Mr. Jones renewed the charges before the full senate and pressed them in a long speech. Senator Vest, who followed Senator Jones in opposing the nomination, paid more atten- tion to the charge that Commissioner Morgan and Superintendent Dorchester had discrimi- nated against Catholics in making removals and appointments. At the conclusion of Mr. Vest's remarks the senate adjourned with the understanding that the nomination would be taken up to day and probably of. It is consid- ered likely now that both Commissioner Morgan and Superintendent Dorchr-ster be confirmed. Senator Plumb, who was supposed to be opposed to them, is absent from the city and it is said Senator Ingalls will make no dis- tinct opposition. GEN. JOHN A. FOSTER. SUICIDE AT BATAVIA. A Woman Slioots Herself, Probably Be- can.se of Family Troubles. BATAVTA, N. Y., Feb. Hayden, wife of Charles R. Haydea, committed sui- cide by shooting herself on Monday night. She died yesterday morning at o'clock. Mrs. Hayden lived on South street with her husband, and William Bradfield, a brother of Mrs. Hayden, lives nest door. Her husband says that at about o'clock on Monday night he told his wife that he would go over to Bradfield's for a short time, and then put on his hat and went out. Hia wife, who seemed remarkably pleasant and agreeable that day, went into another room, threw a shatvl her head and followed her hus- band. He had no sooner closed the door than he and Bradfield heard two shots fired. Thpy rushed cut and found Mrs. Hayden lying upon the ground, with a bullet hole in her right templs and the snow covered with blood. The first shot struck a shed on the eastern part of the house. This led to the supposi- tion that she had first fired at her husband. The revolver had been picket! up and carried oil by a Mr. TL; JVthany and its kind is not kuo-.vn. Ths l.ullet-. i.J calibre. The motive for the suicide is nor definitely known. Foni" rumors have it that she and her huaband quarreled ou th" evening of the crime, others that it was for sorrow and shame because of family troubles. Mrs. Hayden was 48 years of ace ar.il leaves, be- side her husband, a family of children. A coroner's jury was em-auele-l and will hold an inquest to-morrow morning, A NON-PARTISAN BILL. Death from Heart Disease of the Who Prosecuted BIrs. Snrratt. NEW YORK. Feb. John A. Fos- ter, once a prominent military man and able lawyer, was found dead yesterday in the office of Herman Albert, a notary public at 1784 Broadway. Gen. Foster died from heart disease, and his body was found lying on the floor of a little room in the rear of the office where he had slept for the past three months. Gen. Foster had held the highest positions in military life and was at one time one of the distinguished members of the Xew York bar. In late years be had drank heavily and had an extensive practice. Two years ago self-respect counselled him to leave his wife and tv.-o beautiful daughters, and after- wards he had no settled place of abode. ceased was born in Schoharie county, this state. Gen. Foster conducted the prosecution of Mrs. Surratt and witnessed her execution. He was made colonel for bravery at the bat- tle of Port Hudson and was soon afterward appointed assistant judge advocate general, which office he held until the close of the war. Under Grant he was United Stages district attorney for the southern district of Xew York. Afterward he became one of the leading criminal lawyers of this city. His widow is the daughter of Ccl. Elliott, for- merly a wealthy Louisiana cotton planter. A Mysterious Disappearance. BOSTOX. Feb. Frick. an expert designer in the employ of Wheelwright Eld- ridge Co., agents for the Merrimac mill, has been missing since Saturday and fears of foul play are entertained by the police. Frick came from France a fev.- months ago and con- stantly carried on: his person some in bank notes which he brought from thatcoun try. He was a faithful, steady woj ktnan of regular habits. WEEKLY TRADE REVIEW. the Election of VV'ASHTN-GTON-, Feb. Hoar intro- duced in the senate yesterday a bill provid- ing that in ail the states of the Union rep- resentatn es to shall be elected in and for the districts itovr prescribed by law until the apportionment of representatives shall be made by congress according to the census to be taken m 1300, any law of such states hereafter to be passed to the contrary notw It Is Favored by the World's Fair Gen- oral Committee. XEK YORK, Feb. The world's fair gc'ierrl committee met Inv re- or. i-i t> of rh" T: i, on the u! t'-.e f >rt'-i th" ]f_-i ;V, 4J The Ii i r- r.r, t. VC -v A M n. AVh KI. ITJ 'i i v r i 1 o T 4 _ -f 4 for the v, N. T., Fob F-nr: r. JJ old, .t frora lxyj> "T i TT-' T o! i ,o ii ITJMT I I f'l'y j n Kiit i -riT that wae I f.'rte tl ,1 he n a-j i 11 r a ir-i T-" b ha- .15 i 7 fit a'7" r-, t 1-1 ni K' u.n Krn lav f p v. itb a f nTrjc- A VERY PERPLEXING STATE OF BUSINESS REPORTED. A Lack of Activity Shown, Despite of Perceptible Improvement at New York. A Gain in New Indus- tries Comparatively Steady 3Sot Disturbed by Bank Failures. NEW YORK, Feb. G. Dun Co.'s Weekly Review of Trade says: "It rarely happens that the situation in business is as perplexing, as it now appears. With manv causes of apprehension rci.ioved, there is still a lack of expected activity, and notwithstanding perceptible improvement here v ithiu the past few days, the general tenor of reports is less encouraging. Yet in every quai ter there is seen strong confidence in the future of business, and suc'a reaction as appears is generally believed to be tem- porary. The monetary prospect has clearly improved. While the bank rate in England has not been reduced, the gains of by the Bank of England and by the Bank of Prance in gold reserve lessen tho changes of disturbing drain from that side. Domestic money markets are generally prov.- ing easier, with moderate or fair demand. Some disturbance on account of wool failures in Piul i Vlphia is about the only local move- ment reported of an ad verse nal are. Collec- tions also are average or fair at nearly all points f nd definitely improved at several, goo.l at Chicago and dry goods and boots and shor-s, riore satisfactory at St. Louis, mentioned as slow in fewer lines at but below expectations at Milwaukee. Money accumulates here, not- withstanding the treasury has taken in during the week more than it has paid out. A GAIX IN TvEW BUSINESS. "Tho volume of new business in progress seems to be less accurately reflected than usual by the payments through banks, which include settlements ou transactions of months ago. The clearings outside New York last week showed a gain of 8.2 per cent, over last year, and in January a gain of 10.9 per cent., but in few branches of trade has there been so considerable an increase in new transac- tions. The building trades are indeed more activo than ever before at this season, and the interior groin movcrient is large, but there is little increase, or some decrease, com- pared !tb laft year in important manufac- tures, as i expects actual sales since Jan. 1. At almo t all Ulterior cities the unseasonable stil! retards rniny kinds of trade. GREAT INDUSTRIES DULL. larger branches of industry do not, for the moment, show entirely encouraging results, iron is unmistakably weaker at Pitts- burg and here. "In wool, Boston sales for the 11 eek have been only pounds and prices of al- most all domestic wools are lower, while at Philadelphia the trade is extraordinarily dull, in part because of failures this week. "ilany jr.ouafacturers, including some of the seriously considering tho ot mills down for a time, that tb? of mutilation of unsold goods in h >u.ls may be reduced. The excep- j v father is sufficient cause for depres- sion in as in boots and shoes, of v.hiVh retailers hold an unsold surplus, and hen e are little. The cotton manu- fa'-tares are well up to last year in produc- tion, but without material increase. THE MOXEY MARKET STEADY. The closing of three banks last week has been followed this week by their rehabilita- tion under circumstances which aie puzzling to the public, but appear to imply restoration of abstracted property by someboly. The local monoy market has not been disturbed, and hrtle depression has appeared in the stoct market, whic-h is held A eiy stubbornly, this avci a-: inee-; being scarcely a quarter of 1 p-v it. IH'-.CT than a week ago. Tbe foreign li i .fv to shrink a little. a- the enormous movement of r.-id t-rports and imports at New p .-how snme decline in comparison r returns as usual, inyhul- HIJ if. but merchandise only. j failures riming the last seven davs number for the United States SIM. and for Cin.vH .7JI. as compared with 2i'l la-t and il-'JS the previous to the -t. For the week jpur tj" "ere 273 in the State 'JO in Cana-ln VR. CLEVELAND'S OLO "ARTNER. THE VOTE iUon Grn. Tr. r.n. I Clovclatnl Protr.if H P, X Y Fob 7 The Stunr.s to s. of t.rre latter jv-ocf thebrl'Ks i: Jj M- The Senate ATorld'l sf8 tlio Fair Kill. Feb 7. In thp senate yesterday the vote by 11 Jnch the assembly world's fmir bill was- doola) ed lost was recon- and the bill again put on its passage. It was passed a vote of 18 to 5. Among the bills passed were: Mr. O'Con- nor's Binghaniton boundary extension bill; also bis Ringhamton control bill IN TUK AftSEMIJLY. ALBANY, Feb. When the world fair bill, as amended bj the senate, was received in the assembly, a motion inade to non-concur in the senate amend- ments. The motion was adopted and a con- ference committee, consisting of Messrs. Fish, Whipple, J. Irving Barns, Hill and Bush, was appointed. Among the bills introduced was the general appropriation bill. In addition to the usual salaries for state officers it contain? the r-u- lowing appropriations: Executive expenses, court of apt peals, second division of the court of appeals, supreme court. attorney general's office, board claims, secretary of state, 1-30.500; controller, treasurer, engineer and surveyor, department of public instruction, railroad commission, bank department, insurance, state assessors, ?29.000; public buildings, regent's office, state library, state museum, agriculture, capi- tol commissioner. legislature, 000; state printing, state prisons, discharged convicts. asylum for insane criminals, reformatory, Indian affairs, Onon- daga. salt springs. national guard, civil service com- mission, labor statistics, fish commission, repayment of money, Soldiers' and Sailo'rs' Home, state board of health. deaf and dumb, blind, juvenile delinquents, Thomas Asylum. 000, State Idiot asylum, State Asylum for Lunatics, Willard asylum. State Horaoepathlc asylum, Hudson River Hospital. 500; Binghamlon asylum, Buffalo asylum, Hudson House of refuge, lunacy commission, board of chanties, mediation and arbitration, factory inspection, 000; Niagara raservation, tSO.OOO; State Normal Buffalo, Brockport, Cortland, 000: Fredoma, Geneseo, New Plats, Osrwego. On- eonta, %18.000; Potsdam, and other smaller appropriations. 1 Conference tire World's Fair BilL ALBAKY. Feb. conference coto- mittee on the world's fair bill, consisting of Senators Vedder. Robertson and Cantor, and Assemblymen Fish, Burns. Whipple, Hitt and Bush, met at 5 p. m. and were hi session until very near 3 o'clock last evening. They read the bill through carefully, and then a Republican suggested that the original list of incorporators be told off according to their politics. The Democrats objected, but were overruled. Out of the 101 names it was found that forty-seven were Democrats, forty-five Republicans and nine mugwumps. Senator Canter said that the count was conclusive proof that there was no partisanship about the bill, as the independent element con- trolled it. At 8 o'clock, without taking a vote, the committee adjourned until to-day. The general opinion is that the conference committee will disagree, the senate being for he amended bill and the asseoibly against it THE SUGAR .TRUST CASE. Judge O'Brien Decides in favor of North River Refinerr. NEW YORK. Feb. O'Brien in the supreme court yesterday rendered a decision in the anplication of the receiver of the North River Sugar Refining company against the sugar for an injunction restraining the trust from paying out any moneys or parting with any funds pending the result of a suit brought by the receiver against the trust for a co-partnership accountiag. The receiver alleges that large dividends are being paid other mcnibprs of the trust, but withheld from the North River company, which has been dissolved because it jouied'the trust. Judge O'Brien states in his opinion that the plaintiffs view that the trust agreement amount'- to a seems to be sus- tained Ly tbe language of Judge Barrett and of the torra in against th" truyt. It is true that corporal <-anrot f orm a nr-'5 I? apt the rvnolusion the' roact of the be bv the tbe by the of it v.i 1 not suih act? deeds, ir.volv- TPTI
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Not sure whether I'm up for joining a club yet, but was wondering whether theirs any folk near me who run, I'm in the Ryhill area of Wakefield near Royston, Havercroft ?
I'm only at the 9 m/mile mark at the moment, but sometimes find it difficult to motivate myself, but when running with other folk find it more enjoyable.
Anyone nearby, or can recommend any clubs nearby, where I won't be out of my depth ?
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Hello, uksoundz, I'm from Wakefield and do my running around Newmillerdam and Walton. I'm a bit too set in my ways to be a running companion, but can I put a word in for Ackworth Roadrunners when you're ready for a club: they're a very welcoming and friendly bunch, with runners at a full range of abilities where I'm sure your 9m/m will fit in. Not far away, and I think they even have a weekly training run at Wintersett. And if 5k is a suitable distance for you, Pontefract Parkrun is a smashing weekly event. It's a friendly, chatty occasion, with lots of regulars of all abilities, and plenty of newcomers each week. It's free and addictive. And having a race every Saturday is a great motivator.
I am Ryhill based and run 3 times a week.
9 min mile is about my level at the moment.
I run 3 times a week = 2 5k runs and a 10 or 11k run on a Sunday.
Would be great to have a running buddy for some of the runs.
10k is my main aim at the moment but I am flexible.
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Sorry, just seen this (during a search for something else) & thus may be a bit behind the times
Yes, 'Ackworth' do run round the Ryhill area, there's generally a 9-10 mile club run from the Anglers Country Park every Sunday morning, leaving the car-park @ 09:00
If you haven't already, get yourself over to the Co-Op at Ackworth (on roundabout at junction of Wakefield/Doncaster & Barnsley Roads) on Tuesday/Thursday evenings
There's a shorter/slower group leaving@ 18;30, & a faster/more experienced group leaving @ 19:30 (that may split up, if people decide to do so)
There are also 'Barnsley Harriers' & 'Barnsley AC' not too far away
Although I'll admit to being biased, as I'm a member of 'Ackworth'
If you need further help/assistance, please come back to me
Hello - I'm a runner in Ryhill and go out most days along the nearby (muddy) trails with my dog doing between 3 to 6 steady miles. Does anyone know of running groups in the area dedicated to trail running where dogs are welcome or is there anyone out there who would fancy joining us, thanks


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It was a wet Sunday. Outside, rain poured down relentlessly, promising floods in the near future, but inside the small house it was warm and peaceful and for once its occupant was feeling rather optimistic.
He hummed to himself as he poured out a cup of tea and took it over to his favourite armchair. He would curl up with a new book and spend a lazy afternoon reading, and then maybe he would watch some television; there was a drama serial beginning that evening that looked promising.
Yes. Today would be a good day.
He'd just settled down and turned to the first page of his novel when the shrill, demanding chirrup of the telephone cut through the silence. With a heartfelt groan, he hauled himself up and went to answer it. Probably a salesman. They always managed to phone at times like this.
"Mr…Thunder Young? Will you accept a collect call from a Mr. Dallas McLean?"
The impersonal female operator probably would never have guessed the effect her words had on Thunder. He felt as though a pit had opened beneath his feet. What was Dallas doing calling him up? It had been years since he'd seen him. Three years, to be precise. But an interval of fifty years wouldn't make Thunder glad to hear that voice again.
All his instincts screamed at him to refuse, to say she had a wrong number, but a sinking feeling crept up and reminded him that if Dallas wanted to talk to someone, then Dallas would bloody well talk to them. It would only delay the inevitable.
May as well get it over with. Hopefully he was only phoning up to reminisce about old times…although that was highly unlikely. Dallas didn't go in much for small talk.
"Uh…yes. Put him on."
A click, and then Dallas' voice, as bright as ever.
"Thunder! Hey, long time no see! How are you?"
"I was wonderful until you called," Thunder said waspishly, in no mood for pleasantries. "What do you want? I thought I told you never to call me, ever again."
"You did, but I am anyway," Dallas replied, without a trace of apology. "It's an emergency."
"What sort of emergency needs my help? You know I'm no good at this sort of thing. Remember what happened last time?"
"Last time was not your fault, how many times do I have to say this? Shut up and listen. It's Candy."
The sinking feeling intensified tenfold. Thunder began to bang his head gently against the wall above his phone.
"Godsdammit, what's she done this time?"
He could almost hear Dallas' grim smirk as the man replied.
"She's disappeared."
"What the hell do you mean 'disappeared'?"
"Just that. I went round to her house yesterday and she wasn't there. She hasn't gone on holiday or anything. Clothes all there, no notes, no nothing. Poof. Like she's vanished into thin air."
Resting his forehead against the wall, Thunder cursed the day he'd ever got involved with this bunch of incompetent idiots. He should have known he'd end up dragged into their thricedamned affairs again. Once a friend of dispossessed deities, always a friend of dispossessed deities.
"Are you sure she just hasn't popped out to get milk and got a bit distracted?" he asked desperately. "I mean, it's happened before."
"If she'd popped out to get milk," Dallas said in a sing-song tone, "There wouldn't be bloodstains on the wall."
A chill went through Thunder's frame and he scuffed a hand through his bright red hair in sudden anxiety.
"Whose blood?"
"Oh, it's not hers, it's all human. But it doesn't bode well, does it?"
"No. But can't you lot deal with it? Why do you need me?"
All of a sudden, Dallas sounded slightly pleading.
"Oh, come on Thunder, you know us. We can't organise our way out of a paper bag. Too long sitting up on Mount Olympus tossing thunderbolts around. We wouldn't have a hope. I'm the only one with even a modicum of common sense and they won't listen to me, I'm just the messenger. We need an organiser and the only one we can think of is you."
"Please, Thunder. We think…we think the other lot might have something to do with it."
Utterly defeated, Thunder made a show of thinking about it, but he knew he'd agree. The anxiety that seeped through Dallas' usual bright tones when he talked about 'the other lot' had swayed him. He knew he had to help. After all, it was true-the dispossessed Greek deities really couldn't organise their way out of a paper bag.
"All right. Where do you want to meet?"
"Oh, thank you thank you thank you! Usual place, quick as you can. I'll be there."
A click as he rang off. Thunder replaced the handset slowly and stared unseeingly out of the window at the pelting rain. He'd never thought, when he'd met Dallas for the first time six years ago, that he'd be consequently embroiled in a bitter battle between the dispossessed Greek gods and goddesses, masquerading as normal people in London, and the dispossessed Norse gods and goddesses, also masquerading as normal people. That had ended three years ago and he'd consequently attempted to sever all ties, as it was a world he had found he hated intensely; being the only human involved meant a lot of difficulties that the others never encountered. Dallas and Candy and Carl-or, to put it more correctly, Hermes, Artemis and Hades-had been sorry to see him go, but he'd sworn that from then on he was going to be completely normal.
But now it looked to be starting again, and once again he was going to end up to his neck in it.


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Fayette County officials will continue to struggle with its finances as they try to discontinue the trend of spending capital improvement funds for salaries. One policy change introduced on Tuesday appears to be a good step toward watching the county's spending.
Forever, county board committees, during a break in the regularly monthly meeting, would go through their respective bills for that month, then recommend payment of those bills to the full board.
Support of Vandalia's businesses, particularly those in our downtown business district, is important to keep those businesses thriving. And, there's no time better than the present to provide that support.
Many of us are in the midst of shopping for Christmas presents, and we encourage you to shop Vandalia first as you work to complete your gift lists.
How many times do we hear that downtown Vandalia has nothing to offer? But, do those people making those complaints give their support to what we have in our downtown?
You know those fire extinguishers and automated external defibrillators that are stationed on the walls of our work places, those small tools that we think will never be put into use? Well, there may come a day when one of those will save a life, as was the case last week at a FAYCO facility.
When a FAYCO employee went down due to a heart attack last Monday, other employees sprung into action, with one beginning chest compressions. That employee called for the nurse, who, in turn, called for the AED stationed a short distance away.
Ready or not, it's upon us – the start of the holiday season.
Various organizations are joining with Vandalia's downtown merchants to kick off the season with Olde Tyme Christmas this Friday night.
It's the time for our downtown merchants to showcase their wares and the opportunity for local residents to see all of the holiday gifts that are available right in our hometown.
Our opportunity to have a voice in our government – at all levels – comes on Tuesday.
Tuesday is Election Day, a day when we give our input in county, state and federal government.
At the county level, there are only two races, and only one of them is a countywide post – county clerk and recorder. The second race is for a District 1 seat on the Fayette County Board.
Both of those are important offices. The county clerk and recorder handles elections, birth and death records, and property records as part of that person's duties.
With economic times being what they are, many worthwhile programs in the community are looking for support from community residents. Opportunities to provide such support abound within the next week.
How many times have we heard the statement, "If it's too good to be true, it probably is"? Yet, there are many scam artists out there who continue to have success, despite warnings from law enforcement officials.
The latest of those warnings came from Vandalia Police Chief Jeff Ray on Tuesday, who warned residents of a telephone scam.
Through that scam, the caller tells the person that he or she has won a prize. That caller then asks the person to either provide personal information or to send money to cover taxes or for some other expense.
Can you imagine being awakened in the middle of the night, getting dressed and be ready to start work in a matter of minutes? That's what our volunteer firefighters and First Responders do on a regular basis.
During Fire Prevention Week, we pay tribute to those men and women who volunteer their time to help others in a time of need.
They come from all walks of life, ready to drop everything on a moments notice to respond to a fire, accident or other type of emergency.
It's not unusual for two or more law enforcement entities to respond to an accident or other type of incident. Sometimes, the officers don't even know each other or what each other is capable of doing.
Even before he takes over as Fayette County's sheriff, Chris Smith wants to remedy that. He also wants to be involved in the training of all of those officers.
Last Tuesday, Smith, working with Fayette County State's Attorney Joshua Morrison, held the first Fayette County law enforcement meetings.
If you have visited the Fayette County website, you have noticed that it's not really useful in your daily dealings with the county. And, some of the information there is even outdated.
On Tuesday, the Fayette County Board approved a proposal to have a company that specializes in the development and design of government websites.
Hopefully, that partnership will create and maintain a website that is increasingly more valuable to county residents and others who have dealings with the county.
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I used leftover fabric bits--the teeniest tiniest bits in my stash. They were all about one inch wide by 4 to 10 inches long. I didn't have enough of any one print, so I pulled several pieces of the same color but different prints together. This turned out to make quite a cool look. So to get started, first you will need to cut pointy "teeth" along one side of all your strips.
Next you will run a simple basting stitch along the straight edge of your fabric. When you pull the fabric tight it will gather. I used some old cotton thread that I acquired from my mother.
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Cute! This would be a great way to use all the smaller material scraps I have from larger projects. I never know what to do with them and feel guilty tossing them out. This would look pretty attached to sun hat, a summer scarf or a big purse. Love it!
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Is there a video that shows how to make this i am a visual learner?
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Very pretty..
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Great way to make a super fluffy flower!
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Very cute...vintage look as well i think!
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I love the way this flower looks. I just saw a purse today with a big flower like that on the front of it. I think I will make one.
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looks fun
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Cute but how is it worn? Is it hot glued to a barrette or what?
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You can glue it on anything you want to! But you also can stitch it on, without having glue on your Item (Barrett, Handbag, Wristband etc ...) did I say Wristband? Just try it! looks very cute! When sewn on, it is removable any time without a Trace! Good Luck!
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I also wonder, as did casteach, what 'rolling the fabric onto itself' means. Is there a way to find out?
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Just start on one end and start
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Very clever love the colors
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Very clever love the colors
Jul 22, 2011
This is the cutest thing! I'm new to this and sometimes I try to do things that is a little advanced for me. I would love to try this,but I just don't get the part about rolling the fabric onto itself.
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this is adorable and very in style. How did you attach it to the hair? Bobby Pins? Sew it to a covered elastic? Clip Pin? I think this would also make a great decoration on a purse! Thanks for the how to...
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Despite all the protests and uproar from animal lovers and activists from around the world, the annual Yulin Dog Meat Festival has begun in China. About 10,000 canines are to be slaughtered for their meat during the two-day festival in Guangxi province to mark the summer solstice, according to the state media.
While many activists traveled to southern city of Yulin to hold demonstrations against the inhumane festival, a kind woman did something even more meaningful – she actually rescued dozens of canines by purchasing them.
Yang Xiaoyun, a retired teacher and an animal rights advocate, traveled about 1,500 miles to reach the festival and bought 100 dogs to save them from the fate of ending up on the cooking grill. She reportedly paid 7,000 Yuan (about $1,100) to buy the dogs that will now live in a shelter at the 65-year-old's house in Tianjin.
This woman is my hero. She traveled 1652 miles to rescue 100 dogs today. Thank you dear Yang Xiaoyun. #StopYuLin2015 pic.twitter.com/eAsFnmVUqq — Charlène (@Charlene2426)
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Xiaoyun has been rescuing animals for a very long time. As the story goes, it all began in 1995 when she pulled an abandoned kitten from a river. She later founded a dog and cat sanctuary, known as the Common Home for All, in 1999. Since then, she has taken in hundreds of animals and has sold her home, relying on rented space to house them.
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When I wanted to buy a gift for my 84 year old mother, I chose Hot Movie Sales because they had the best price. They offered a "first time discount" which was a reduced price and free shipping. Since my purchase was well over $100.00, I was quite happy with the idea. I signed up for membership and though. "Why would I want to buy anywhere else, when they have the best prices?"
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Shame on me. I should have suspected deception. Thesse companies thrive on tricking unaware people out of their money.
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They fell to five games below .500 on Wednesday with another ugly loss, falling 7-5 to the Marlins as Livan Hernandez lost for the eighth time in 10 decisions. They're now in last place by 1 1/2 games in the NL East, and they have scored just eight runs in their last three games.
Their latest display of offensive futility came after a closed-door team meeting on Wednesday afternoon, during which manager Davey Johnson explained his reasons for shaking up the lineup and said he wouldn't hesitate to use his bench more often. It didn't do much good on Wednesday; the Nationals managed only one run before the ninth inning, when they scored four against Marlins relievers Steve Chisek and Leo Nunez. But Laynce Nix, who homered for the second straight night to give the Nationals their first run, hit a first-pitch fly ball that died on the warning track for the final out and came a few feet short of tying the game.
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By Gillian Barth and Shaughn McArthur
This post is the fourth of a seven-part series on the themes of the High-Level Leaders' Roundtables at the first-ever World Humanitarian Summit, to be held May 23-24 in Istanbul, Turkey.
"We can do it!"
Generations later, this simple phrase remains inseparable from one of the most iconic images of the Second World War.
Set against a vivid yellow background, the arm of her blue coveralls pulled up to expose a flexed bicep, she wears short hair, a red bandana, and a look of determination upon her face. "Rosie the Riveter," as she is sometimes called, was originally conceived as a morale booster for women factory workers, at a time when they were being called upon to support the bustling home front war economy.
The impetus for changing gender roles remains one of necessity.
Through the decades, she has evolved into one of the most recognizable symbols of women's power and ability to fulfill roles once strictly reserved for men.
A similar dynamic -- in which war forces women from the home and into paid work, increasingly for their very survival -- is reproducing itself today, in protracted crisis situations around the world.
Women's changing roles
The impetus for changing gender roles remains one of necessity.
In Syria and its neighbouring countries, for example, the number of female-headed households continues to rise as men go to fight, are killed or go missing. Even when at home, men often cannot leave to work for fear of the authorities, so women are increasingly relied upon to take up paid work outside of the house.
Women are finding work with community-based organizations, as teachers, volunteering in improvised and clandestine health centres, and doing home-based work. They have also begun to meet the demand for first aid practitioners, search and rescue teams, and (para-) medical staff.
In agricultural production, Syrian women in 2015 constituted 65 per cent of the economically active population, an increase of six per cent compared to 2009. In some areas, women constitute up to 90 per cent of the agricultural labor force.
As one Syrian woman told CARE partners: "Women [in Syria] now know they can do anything -- but they learned this lesson the hardest way possible."
Changing gender dynamics
Shifting changing gender dynamics, in any society, are fraught.
According to Women, Work and War -- a research study recently conducted by CARE and partners in Lebanon, Jordan, and Turkey -- Syrian women and men feel that their roles and responsibilities have been essentially reversed: as she assumes increasing responsibilities outside the house and in managing the household budget, he loses his role as breadwinner and decision-maker.
But the exchange of roles is often incomplete, as women continue to shoulder the majority of household chores. Men are often reluctant to embrace new responsibilities within the home and feel emasculated, which has fuelled increasing domestic violence.
The conflict in Syria, while devastating, has opened a window of opportunity for women seeking an expanded role in their families and communities.
For others, taking on new responsibilities has meant resorting to degrading, harmful or dangerous means of supporting their families' livelihoods. This can involve smuggling essential goods, such as medical supplies and tools, into besieged areas. Others are forced to "wear men's outfits and go to fight on the front lines."
Young girls are being forced into marriage, either, in their families' eyes, for their own protection, or to take care of older, injured men. Some engage in survival sex. "Girls are sometimes forced to beg or to resort to selling their 'honour' in order to earn their living and help their families," said one woman in a besieged Syrian village.
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The conflict in Syria, while devastating, has opened a window of opportunity for women seeking an expanded role in their families and communities. The same is true in Yemen, South Sudan, Pakistan, Iraq, and in protracted crises around the world.
Social upheaval caused by conflict pushes women to discover strengths and capacities within themselves, acquire new degrees of self-consciousness and skills, gain decision-making power within the household and achieve visibility in their communities. But more must be done to promote women's capacity to contribute to the relief, resilience and recovery of their communities, and to counter the negative coping strategies and social repercussions that can accompany women's increasing agency.
On May 23-24, international leaders will gather in Turkey for the first-ever World Humanitarian Summit. United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has challenged world leaders to use the occasion to fundamentally reshape the humanitarian system. Canada must seize this opportunity to show that investing in those living and working in humanitarian situations around the world is not only the best way to assist people most in need, but also in the interest of the international community itself.
This should include commitments to new policies and programs that help women and girls participate in the economy and other public spheres. Displaced women and girls need access to work permits and opportunities, education, medical treatment, not to mention guarantees for their safety and rights within the host countries into which they have been forced.
Humanitarian assistance should recognize and build upon the work of women-led civil society organizations, which are already shaping the social, cultural and political fabric upon a post-crisis Syria will depend. Canada can support these aspirations through commitments to empower local women's groups, to engage men and boys as agents of change, and to collect and leverage gender, age and diversity dis-aggregated data towards more effective gender-responsive programming.
As human needs around the world continue to defy the humanitarian system's capacity to respond, women and girls' position within that system must be strengthened to promote stronger and more self-sufficient communities.
"Women feel strong, they see that they 'can do it,'" said Nuha, the female head of a household now living in Irbid, Jordan, echoing the words of Rosie the Riveter some seven decades ago. "Even men say 'Now the men are women, and the women are men.'"
Women know they have the power to bring change; it is up to the international community to respond.
Gillian Barth is President and CEO at CARE Canada, where Shaughn McArthur is Advocacy and Government Relations Advisor.
This blog series on the World Humanitarian Summit was convened by the Canadian Council for International Co-operation. The views expressed in each blog are those of the authors, and do not necessarily reflect the positions of CCIC, its members, or other participating organizations.
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