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Israel is under growing pressure to talk to the Islamist Palestinian group Hamas, which fired a barrage of rockets from the Gaza Strip into southern Israel yesterday, killing a student.
The strike followed the publication of a poll showing 64% of Israelis want their government to negotiate with Hamas to broker a ceasefire and secure the release of a soldier, Gilad Shalit, who was captured in 2006.
A Tel Aviv University professor, Camil Fuchs, who supervised the survey for Israel's Ha'aretz newspaper, said the results showed that Israeli's were fed up with the conflict. "They're tired, they want a normal life," Fuchs said.
For the past two months, Palestinian militants in Gaza have fired about 50 rockets a week but Hamas sharply escalated its attack yesterday, launching 26 rockets at the southern Israeli town of Sderot in less than two hours, according to the Israel Defence Force news desk.
Hamas fired the salvo after Israel's air force killed five of the group's rocket launchers, including two key operators, and wounded several others.
"It shows the bloody mindedness of the occupation," Hamas spokesman Taher Nunu told the Associated Press.
Israel kills militants from various Palestinian fighter groups in the Gaza Strip almost daily. The Palestinian rockets are notoriously inaccurate but yesterday they struck a 30-year-old Israeli student sitting in his car on the outskirts of Sderot. Another student was wounded as was a 10-year-old boy on Tuesday.
An elderly Palestinian man was killed in northern Gaza when the Israelis returned fire, a Palestinian source said.
Israel's government resisted intense pressure from its citizens to reinvade Gaza in response to the rocket attacks. Instead it has tried to isolate Hamas with a crippling economic blockade on Gaza and almost daily air attacks and raids.
The Israeli government refuses to talk directly to Hamas because the militant group will not recognise its right to exist or the previous peace agreements which have been signed by more moderate Palestinian leaders.
However, it has been talking indirectly to Hamas via Egypt, to free Shalit and possibly about bringing about a lull in the attacks.
But now it is under pressure to talk directly with Hamas, which has also refused direct talks, on these issues.
The head of Israel's Intelligence and Terrorism Information Centre, Reuven Ehrlich said the poll reflected a pragmatic streak in the Israeli public. "I don't think the public poll refers to a change in policy," Ehrlich said.
However, an analyst with Israel's Institute for Counter Terrorism and retired brigadier general, Shalom Harari, said Israel's strategy was working. "The biggest pressure on Hamas is how to deal with the [Israel army] killing its activists."


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There are 49 comments on the www.pinknews.co.uk story from Jan 8, 2008, titled Threesome actor [Baldwin] backs gay marriage ban. In it, www.pinknews.co.uk reports that:
A minor member of one of Hollywood's foremost families has come out in favour of Republican Presidential candidate Mike Huckabee and expressed his opposition to gay equality.
Stephen Baldwin, who is the brother of actors Alec, Billy and Daniel, is best-known for his roles in the controversial 1994 film Threesome and 1995 thriller The Usual Suspects.
He became a born-again Christian after the attacks on New York on September 11th 2001.
During an appearance on the Howard Stern radio show, he indicated his support for the former Governor of Arkansas, who surprised pundits by comfortably winning last week's Iowa caucus.
"I don't believe that gay marriage is in line with God's Word, which is found in the Bible," Baldwin said.
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#1 Jan 8, 2008
I will never understand how entertainers (actors, musicians, etc.) can be against equality for everyone. These people are observed and loved by MILLIONS of people around the world - people that come from all different walks of life.
It's just beyond me that performing artists go out of their way to make a public statement against some of the very people they perform for.
"Fight bigotry."
Since: Feb 07
#2 Jan 8, 2008
Stephen Baldwin has been a religious nut for years now, it's no surprise that he supports another religious nut for president.
#3 Jan 8, 2008
LOL...listen, there is NO opposition to gay "equality".
Gays already have the IDENTICAL right to civil marriage that non-gays have.
Gays, straights, bisexuals and asexuals all complete the IDENTICAL civil marriage applications and are subject to the IDENTICAL civil marriage requirements and limitations.
And THAT is what "equality" looks like.
"Let a smile be your umbrella!"
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Saint Augustine, FL
#4 Jan 8, 2008
Twaddle. Heterosexuals may marry the loves of their lives. LGBTQers may not.
And THAT is what "inequality" looks like.
"I will not go quietly."
Since: Feb 07
Indianapolis Indiana
#5 Jan 8, 2008
Ah, just another for the boycott list.
#7 Jan 8, 2008
Mrs. Will, you have inspired a reply from me. LOL!
The "identical" civil marriage requirements are "one sided" by design. That is why the marriage license people are updating their product line.
An analogy of your slant on the debate:
A gas station sells "identical" fuel for "all" cars. That is "one sided" by design because it doesn't work with electric and hydrogen powered cars. That is why gas stations update their product line.
Since: Jan 08
Here and there
#8 Jan 8, 2008
I think it's fascinating that Stephen Baldwin's opinion means anything just *because* he's an actor. But to borrow from Eleanor Roosevelt, "No one can make you feel __________ without your permission." The world has given him this bully pulpit. If only the public would let Stephen (and so many others) know that he is perfectly entitled to his bigoted opinions, but they're not enlightened or worthy of broadcast.
#9 Jan 8, 2008
What an Idiot you are
"Fight bigotry."
Since: Feb 07
#10 Jan 8, 2008
Even more appropriate, given it's about marriage. You can marry anybody you want, as long as they're the same race as you.
#11 Jan 8, 2008
Hardly a surprise. In any case, why should we care what an actor thinks?(Especially a second-string one). The fact is, very few entertainers have really influenced national or even state policy (except where they went on to be governors and presidents of course...)
#12 Jan 8, 2008
This is such a silly (and dated) argument. It makes no sense, and you know that. I doubt you are a complete idiot, but you like to stir the pot with this type of remark.
If we changed the marriage laws so men could only marry men, and women could only marry women, would you still consider this equal treatment? No, I didn't think so.
Since: Mar 07
Washington DC
#13 Jan 8, 2008
he's a second-rate hasbeen. what do I care what he thinks. Let's hear what Brangelina have to say on the matter... THEN I'll care! LOL.
#14 Jan 8, 2008
When gays are allowed to marry, you will have the right to marry a man or a woman and I will have the right to marry a man or a woman. We will both have more rights. What could be wrong with that?
#15 Jan 8, 2008
Lyle Menendez blew his mothers head off with a shotgun and he got married. Apparently, theres no sin heinous enough to prevent two people from getting married, as long as one has a penis and the other a vagina.
Since: May 07
#16 Jan 8, 2008
Oh look, another Baldwin who's opinion I could care less about.
Since: May 07
#17 Jan 8, 2008
I'm sure we're all going to miss Bio Dome terribly, but these are the sacrifices we make.
Since: May 07
#18 Jan 8, 2008
Really? Which state would that be in?
#19 Jan 8, 2008
Welllllllll, I hear that Brad Pitt will marry Angelina Jolie when all gay couples in the US can legally tie the knot.:)
#20 Jan 8, 2008
What a frickin' Moron he is ..
Does God really condemn loving homosexual relationships? Is the chasm separating Christianity from gays and lesbians too wide to cross? Is the Bible an excuse to hate? These questions and more are answered in this award-winning documentary, which brilliantly reconciles homosexuality and Biblical scripture and reveals that religious anti-gay bias is based almost solely upon a misinterpretation of the Bible.
Through the experiences of five very normal, Christian, American families including those of former House Majority Leader Richard Gephardt and Episcopal Bishop Gene Robinson we discover how people of faith handle the realization of having a gay child or family member.
#21 Jan 8, 2008
Sorry - get some education before running your mouth. There are in fact over 1,049 Federal Benefits granted to Hetero-married people that we cannot obtain.
Check it out if your mind is not already so closed. Better to open your mind and close your mouth that sepouse something you don't undertsand.
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Soy Vey Challah Bread
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Soy Vey Challah Bread uses soy milk, soy flour and soybean oil along with honey, yeast, eggs, bread flour and optional poppy seeds for topping.
Recipe Ingredients
3/4 cup soy milk, room temperature
3 tablespoons honey
2 1/4 teaspoons yeast
3 cups bread flour
1/2 cup soy flour
1/4 cup soybean oil
3 eggs
1 egg yolk
2 tablespoons poppy seeds (for topping)
1 egg white (for glaze)
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Mix the soy milk, honey, and yeast and set it aside for 10 minutes.
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Add the oil, eggs, and egg yolk to the milk, honey, and yeast mixture. Stir with a wooden spoon until blended.
Add the flours to the liquid mixture, stir until a dough is formed, and turn the dough out onto a floured board. Knead until dough is smooth and elastic, about 10 minutes.
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Manager Mario Garza, who coached Bautista the previous two years in the Gulf Coast League, worked with Bautista throughout Extended Spring Training and helped him focus on being more consistent.
"You know he's a power arm," Garza said. "He's up to 95-96 and lives in the lower nineties, throwing 92-93. So obviously anytime you have a guy that has that type of power arm it's exciting to watch.
"You know what I saw...he really worked on his command. He worked on just being more consistent and then as you know he had the opportunity to go pitch in Charleston."
It didn't go quite as well in low-A Charleston earlier this season. While the ERA wasn't awful, standing at 4.76, he walked [11] more batters than he struck out [10] in just 11.1 innings for the RiverDogs.
It has been a different story after some re-tooling back in Extended Spring Training, however. Bautista has begun his Staten Island season striking out 27 batters in his first 14.2 innings.
"The kid's got great stuff," pitching coach Tim Norton said. "We know that he can run it up there in the mid nineties. He's pretty intimidating out there on the mound and he can spin it. If he's in the box, in that strike zone, then he's going to do okay."
Still, with ten walks so far, Norton is still working with Bautista specifically on zone control and consistency with his secondary pitches.
"I'd say fastball command still has some ways to go but he just needs some more innings," he said. "The kid has his stuff."
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"It was pretty good because I had experience and every day I pitched it was mostly strikes," Bautista said.
According to Garza, the young pitcher had good control during Extended Spring Training and is doing a good job for the team after being moved up to Charleston and returning to Staten Island.
"Obviously when you have a guy who's been bumped up to Charleston and then down to us it takes some time to get in the groove but I think he's doing fine," Garza said. "We talked a little bit today about controlling the running game and the importance that will be for his future. But as far as stuff, he's got really really good stuff."
Bautista was surprised about his promotion to Charleston and then his return but maintains a positive outlook and is moving forward.
"For everybody it's a surprise to go up then come back down but you can only go ahead and do your job," he said. "At first I think I did good [in Charleston] and I was confident but in the last couple innings I threw, I didn't feel really focused and I didn't believe in myself."
Last year, Bautista was a starting pitcher but has recently taken on the role of a reliever. Both Garza and Norton believe he has the ability to be successful as either a starter or reliever and feel he is doing a good job so far.
"I think he can do both," Garza said. "Right now that's just his role. We have a lot of guys that are starting but I think he can be a good pitcher. He's a major league prospect for me."
"He's a reliever [right now] but who knows in the future," Norton said. "He's got starter stuff but right now that's where he fits in the organization."
Coming out off the bullpen, he is always ready for action and eager to throw strikes.
""My main objective is to always throw a strike and when I'm throwing strikes I know I'm doing well," Bautista said. "I worked pretty good in the offseason and I'm trying to be ready all the time and work hard this season."
Garza is satisfied with how Bautista looks coming out of the bullpen and loves the aggression and intensity from the young pitcher.
"He's good," Garza said, "especially when he's attacking hitters and when he's aggressive. You can see it in his body language, you can see it in his facial expressions. When he's aggressive, he's really good. So we try to challenge him to keep that aggressive nature and attack hitters."
Consistency is key for the left-handed power house. He must be consistent every time he steps on the mound to be successful. It is clear he has great stuff but he must stay in control and pitch in the zone.
"If I can control the fastball the other pitches will be fine. I just have to keep throwing strikes," Bautista said.
"It always just keeps coming back to consistency," Norton agreed. "That's what it is. He has three quality pitches and just being able to repeat, repeat, repeat, and make big pitches in big spots... if we get him going in the right direction consistently he's going to be a big-time arm for us."
"He needs to refine a few things in the intricacies of pitching but he's a very big talent," Garza concluded.
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Carcel lamp
The Carcel lamp was an efficient lighting device used in the nineteenth century for domestic purposes and in France as the standard measure for illumination.
The lamp was invented by the French watchmaker Bernard Guillaume Carcel (1750–1818) to overcome the disadvantages of the Argand-type lamps then in use. The vegetable - mostly colza - oils then available were thick and would not travel far up a wick. The Argand lamps used a gravity feed which meant that the oil reservoir was located above the burner, casting a shadow and making the lamp top heavy. Carcel designed a lamp with the oil reservoir under the burner, in the body of the lamp. To keep the oil moving up to the burner, Carcel housed a clockwork mechanism in the lamp base that drove a small pump submerged in the oil tank. The winding key was located at the bottom of the lamp base.
The advantages Carcel claimed for his lamp in his 1800 patent in Paris were that the movement operated unattended, the oil could be used to the last drop, the lamp would stay lit for sixteen hours continuously without refilling, and it provided illumination for several persons at the same time with a single burner. They were more complex devices however, and were not popular outside major European cities. This was partially due to the necessity of having to return them to the (mostly European) manufacturers for repairs.[1]
The French physical standard Carcel lamp consisted of a cylindrical Argand burner, and gave the standard brightness when 42 grammes of colza oil were consumed per hour. The supply and draught were regulated by clockwork.[2]
In literature[edit]
Edith Wharton, in her novel Ethan Frome (1911), describes the "best parlour" as being 'weakly illuminated by a gurgling Carcel lamp'. [3]
See also[edit]
- ^ Plescia, Vincent P. (Dec 2005). "Successful innovations in domestic oil lighting, 1784-1859". Magazine Antiques.
- ^ "Photometry", 1911 Encyclopædia Britannica
- ^ "The Age of Innocence - A Carcel lamp with an engraved globe - Book Drum". www.bookdrum.com. Retrieved 2017-03-17.
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Guest Post By Erin Brownback Last Thursday, after a lengthy Twitter conversation with an ardent supporter of abortion, I posted this tweet.Since then, it has been redistributed in a variety of contexts, and most recently has been used to make the case that to lie to expose the truth of evil is to say, "I will try by any means that is not sinful or illegal to DESTROY you."I'd like to be clear.We are called to love, respect, and show kindness to all people because they are each ma … [Read more...]
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We are all created for and called to a specific role; consider your calling by Russell Shaw In the prayer of the faithful said at Mass in my parish day after day we regularly ask God for "an increase of vocations to the priesthood and consecrated life." Sometimes "lay ministry" gets added to the list.When we pray for these things, I'm happy to join in the response -- "Lord, hear our prayer" -- because I share the hope that they increase. At the same, though, I feel a twinge of regret. Not f … [Read more...]
Strange Gods at the Seminary!
If you are on Long Island on September 13, consider swinging by the beautiful Seminary of the Immaculate Conception -- which gave us Father Michael Duffy -- and saying "hi!" I will be there discussing Strange Gods, Unmasking the Idols in Everyday Life (now with study guide!) and sharing some ideas, and chatting.If time allows, I might also do a first-ever reading of an excerpt of my new book, Little Sins Mean a Lot, which comes out next spring.Immaculate Conception Seminary was part of … [Read more...]
Adoration Changed Everything For Me
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"The Pope is Not an American Politician"
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Annie feels privileged to be returning to the Antarctic for her 14th year on polar ships, and she continues to be amazed and humbled by the beauty of this remote area. She will be sharing her particular interest in Antarctic mammals, helping you better understand and appreciate these well-adapted animals of the Southern Ocean.
Originally from the Australian outback, a far cry from those icy environs, Annie moved to Melbourne to pursue an education in sciences and management. After living and working in the United Kingdom, she returned to Australia for her career, further studies and much better weather. Annie's love of travel has taken her on numerous adventures to some far-flung places, including the Galapagos Islands, Nepal, Madagascar, Tibet and a solo cycling trip covering much of Europe.
Back home in bayside Melbourne, Annie enjoys bush walking, camping, cycling and basically anything that immerses her in the natural environment. Her penchant for all things nautical has also led her to learn to scuba dive and gain her commercial skipper's license.
Annie has undertaken over 190 polar voyages, spending more time in Antarctica and the Arctic than on Australian terra firma. With this experience and her passion and knowledge of the wildlife and ecology of the Polar Regions, she is delighted to share your adventure to the far south.


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Giving inMature
The next morning, Lazarus awoke, stiff from sleeping on the floor in the priest's private prayer room. Though his head was ringing from the thoughts of the previous night, he felt safe here, curled up in choir boy's robes, the musty smell of candles and shared sweat, old and new. He rolled over on his back, his spine cracking a little as the bones straightened into place. He sat up and stretched, the robe that covered him as a blanket falling off him.
He picked himself up and gathered all the robes, hanging them back on the hooks the priest had put out for them. Lazarus took a deep breath as he remembered all he had been thinking last night, praying, preparing himself for what he was to do.
On his way out, he passed the priest and thanked him again for his hospitality. The priest usually would give him a lecture about it being God's hospitality, but today, he only managed to give Lazarus a grim smile. Shit, that's not comforting at all, Lazarus grimaced and left the churchyard, slowly dragging himself away from the safety of the building.
He headed towards the oast houses where his father worked, making mead and beer. Lazarus hoped that confronting his father with other people around might make the man control his temper better, and give him time to calm down during the rest of the day.
Ben was the first to notice Lazarus arrive, though he didn't notice the look the teen gave him as he skulked into the yard where his father worked. The bags under his eyes suggested he had had a good night, and it made Lazarus glad that he had left the inn when he did.
'Yer father's upstairs.' He grunted, his voice hoarse. Lazarus nodded and walked off without saying anything. He ascended the dusty stairs of the building that he knew his father could usually be found in reluctantly. He didn't want to do this. He should be ten miles out in the middle of nowhere looking for the next town, not here. But he found, in the end, he couldn't leave his mother and sister like that. He was supposed to move out when he got married, not because he had run away in a squabble with his father. But he will see this as me giving in. He's going to see me as too weak to stand up for myself... fuck's sake. He scowled at the dirt that rose in a small cloud each time he took a step further towards his father.
'I'm not here to argue anymore.' Lazarus announced as he reached the top step. He was talking to his father's back, but the man didn't need to see the speaker to know who it was.
'Fuck off, Lazarus.' Was his reply. Lazarus shook his head.
'No. I'm sorry for what I did.' He choked the words out, strangled by his unwelcome pride ballooning. His father turned slowly, a sack full of hops still in his hands. He dropped it carefully to his feet and it thudded to the floor.
'And so you should be,' the man growled, his voice cold. 'I never had any of this shit from Michael. He had some sense, that kid. I found myself wishing it had been you that died, not him, last night. I don't regret that thought, boy, I still think it.' Lazarus swallowed uncomfortably. This was just his way of returning the favour, hurtful words in exchange for hurtful words.
'Then we're even. Look, I came here to ask you to forgive me, not-'
'I'm not going to forgive you,' his father cut him off.
'- not to fall out all over again,' Lazarus continued, ignoring the interruption. 'I was going to suggest that I play professionally, just as you want me to; you were right, it's the most profitable talent I have, and money is what we need.' As Lazarus talked, his father walked slowly towards him and finished up less than a foot away from his son, standing too close, towering over him.
'Then why are you here grovelling?' he asked, slapping Lazarus around the face. He watched as the teen stumbled half a step back, trying to stop himself from falling down the stairs. Lazarus disregarded the sting in his cheek, staring hatefully at his father. 'Go and practice, you dumb fuck. I'll see what I can do about getting you into the concert halls.' He snarled and turned back to the bag of hops on the floor.
Lazarus bit back the curse that threatened to burst through his lips and left without another word. He didn't, however, go straight home. Instead, he took a long detour, around the edge of town where the trees were sparse and he could catch a glimpse of the Emerson estate. He stood and stared at the grand house through the thin barrier between it and the town. A servant appeared carrying something from the stables and then disappeared around the corner of the house.
'One day.' Lazarus murmured to himself. 'One day...'


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Erin FlorencePhotographer Female Cincinnati, Ohio, US
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About Me
I used to go by the name "Gas Oven."
Internationally published photographer focused on creative, commercial, and fashion.
I Am Semi-Retiring:
As of January 1, 2017 I will be semi-retiring from professional photography. I have been away due to severe health and personal issues, and because of this, I have deeply reflected on my career as a professional in this industry. I am not, have never been, and probably will never be truly happy as a career photographer. I do, however, love photography and digital art as mediums for personal expression. I will no longer be taking bookings beyond January 1, 2017 unless it's for business-to-business assignments such as catalog images for designers, advertisements, and other related matters. This exception is so I can financially survive during my upcoming years of university studies. Any other type of photography (model portfolio, wedding, senior portrait, engagement, etc.) must be scheduled to take place on a date no later than March 1, 2017 and must meet the January 1st scheduling deadline. I will make zero exceptions beyond that date since I will be returning to college to acquire a new degree in a field I will find more personally fulfilling as a career.
As far as photography goes, I am finally going to open my "Impossible Sketchbook" and with the help of my most adored muses now and in the future, figure out ways to bring my biggest and wildest dreams to life. I refuse to die without somehow forging my own happiness, and removing money from the photography equation is the only way I will ever become truly successful in accomplishing my biggest aspirations. The Impossible Sketchbook is about to become possible.
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Fantasy High: Part Thirty-Two
Atlantis had been watching Blaze carefully while he told them how the sacrifice would work. Something about him looked strangely familiar, but she couldn't tell what.
Blaze looked at her. "Atlantis, Nix, there's something important I need to tell you."
"What?" Nix asked.
"Cambio's my dad, too. I'm your half brother."
Nix and Atlantis were silent.
"Cambio was with my mom before he met yours. Pyro was already born, and then I came along. Cambio left her as soon as I was born. When Pyro and I started showing signs of our mythical heritage, our mom almost lost her sanity. Then Headmaster DiVanno showed up on our doorstep one day and explained things to her, and offered to take us somewhere safe. That was here. Pyro tries to forget about the human part of himself, but I still go back and visit her sometimes. I'm as much of a 'half-breed' as you guys are."
"There used to be a picture of you in the attic. It was a picture of you and Cambio. That's why you looked familiar!" Atlantis said.
"And that's why you came here to help, because you're part of the flames that can stop him," Nix added.
Blaze nodded. "The four of us are the only way to stop him."
"It's morning. We only have one more day to figure out how this is going to work," Merlin said.
Blaze looked toward the window. "This is going to be the longest day in the world."


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Verse Simmonds ft. Young Jeezy - Fully Loaded
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Artist: Verse Simmonds
Track: Fully Loaded
Feat. Jeezy
Producer: Sak Pase
Album: 1996 EP
I don't know Verse Simmonds' take on gun control, but I think it's safe to say that he, at the very least, likes his women Fully Loaded. On his first feature since September's Young Jeezy-assisted, Bout That Life, the ATL crooner returns with an eclectic cut off of his forthcoming EP. Board magician Sak Pase pulls a rabbit out of his hat with a summery, crusin' production, perfect for Verse's eclectic singing style, which is a tasty blend of standard R&B and Island vibes. Possibly inspired by his regular rapping collaborator, Simmonds also offers up a few rapped bars. The aforementioned 1996 EP is tentatively set for release in June, just in time for summer.
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Christabel Mordsa Returns With A Vengeance
Chapter 4 will be done by Saturday night or Sunday. I swear, the break I took was just long enough to reignite the muse. This chapter marks a brand new arc in the book that I was holding onto for so long. I was sort of terrified to go in this direction, because I needed the image. It'll all come together, but prepare for a massive turn in tone and direction.
I just wanted to type this up quick to let you all know, the novel isn't dead
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For a broad view of the latest discoveries of Russia's scientific nerve center, Novosibirsk, we take a stroll in its techno-park and meet the masterminds behind its technological breakthroughs in nuclear physics, air purifying technology and computer games industry.
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Dear Warrior {09-12-12}
Dear Warrior...
I've had no writing inspiration lately. It's been this way for a couple months, with the exception of a week or two here and there. And this lack of writing inspiration concerns me, because up til recently, I loved writing more than anything else on this earth (I say anything, mind you, not anyone). Except music, maybe. Anyways, that's beside the point.
Life has been monotonous. Not bad, exactly, but monotonous, all the same. Get up. Get dressed. Eat breakfast. Do school. Eat lunch. Do chores. Do more school. Go to work. Eat dinner. Get home from work. Go to bed.
Squeeze in some Bible-reading and prayer-journaling here and there, if I've got the time.
And that's where the problem lies.
Bible-reading and praying (whatever form praying takes) isn't meant to be merely "squeezed into" my "busy" schedule. I know it's a cliche, but if I'm too busy to spend time with God, then I'm too busy. Period.
I look at my schedule. I could get up earlier. I could go to bed later. Both times would be excellent for me to commune with God. I'm not "too busy" to spend time with God - I'm too lazy.
And why?! After all He's done for me, I have the audacity to shove Him to the back burner? Something's wrong with this picture here.
If I expect to be free - not just free of my chains, but also free in the sense that life is a stage for rejoicing and not something to simply "get through" - then this God-ignoring has got to stop. Because that's what this is - God-ignoring. He deserves so much more than just a few cursory minutes of my time, here and there.
He deserves everything. Everything.
I'm going to get up earlier to read and pray, and I'm going to make some time for devotions before I go to bed, too. If I don't, I'll force myself to tell you guys. I'm not going anywhere without accountability (more on that in another chapter, later - I'm leaving for work soon).
God was never meant to be ignored. Ignoring Him is a recipe for bondage. And if I know anything, it's that I'm fighting for freedom.


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Ada Evening News (Newspaper) - January 3, 1946, Ada, Oklahoma lf yon wont to so# sent# of tho roo! bluobloods of th# Kaaf l* j - ^mgdom^dftend on* of tho Hereford Heaven soles of this weekend — Continued mild today, tonight and Friday except considerable cloudiness extreme east 42nd Year—No. 321 THE ADA EVENING NEWS you will be looking at the best in Herefords. Hereford Heaven Welcomes Buyers To Five Auctions Area, New Among Leaders in Hereford Breeding, Mecca for Buyers from Many Places Soaking Bast In Fine Hereford Stock; First Two Sales an Friday "Hereford Heaven has become the indicator for other ! ,lnt. 1 natlon and at the same time has become a national limelight, for Hereford breeders all over the nation look for and have leadership in Hereford Heaven," Dan Thornton of Gunnison, Colo., who sold three animals during the past 12 months for $50,000 each, said Thursday, Every Hereford Heaven breeder agrees that the animal, H", , SROAIHAST noised abroad Hei e s how the Livestock News Service Denver fY»ln an thTw 'V°t^ readei;s H'e nationwide ABC broIdcLi of Mi ..JST™ P f' Ss'tsW SSfrm «. t,TS fest, f«« — ■> <& r,chIy-bred modern beef pattern Herefords will g hiough the auction ring at the prominent ranch in the heart of what is known in cattle circles as ' Hereford Heaven " The o^?ntChen n!tPondCaHSting C°mpany wU1 broadcast thfaucSn mer the nation, beginning at 11:30 a. rn. and Station WRY carry thf .auction from 12:30 to I p. rn., but hundreds of cattlemen seeking choice breeding stock will not be content to Irom.fe ra710,a?d wi» be in attendance at toe ^iS to pick pEni™ ™ u ,an ay of Haslett Herefords. P ii-1 iff J the *reat sire Del Zento 1st may be offered to the bidders is due to multiply the attendance. Sales to Be Well 'Aired' ABC to Put One Sole On Nationwide Broadcast; State Stations Pion Others being offered in the Hereford Heaven Association sale this year will be as much as 50 per cent better than offered in the sale last jar. As in every sale, there will be nothing but the top animals in the area offered, Since some of the most outstanding Herefords in the nation are found in Hereford Heaven; an official of the American Hereford Association has said that folks in Hereford Heaven are doing more to promote the Hereford breed than any other group of breeders in the United States. They're Here Some of the persons attending the Hereford Heaven sales circuit include Ross Phar, Wayne mi , .... . I Smith, P. H. Stephens, Albert Noe I nrougu the facilities of two of Jackson, Tenn., former owner radio stations and a national, of the famous old Milky Wav kS H®reiord Hea- Jarm; Mrs. Rupert Harkrider, ♦ I i hea,rd by many Mrs. Fay Young Morton, Dr. and s P?°Pte not only in Mrs. G. C. Wood, Don Tellow Oklahoma but in every state in ^ w•»n,i»in. t a tv_«— *' the nation. A portion of the first sale of the 1946 Hereford Heaven circuit at the W. E. Harvey ranch will be broadcast through the facilities of WRY in Oklahoma n' k Lemons, farm editor, ca*t The °we^f« th* broad-I oui., wurgc urau, Ernest Gris- cast. I ne time has not been ; som, T. D. Haney. Mason Kin* announced. KVOO in Tulsa will j Hank Herber, Ed Hisle andAr- also carry a delayed broadcast | thur Hale. from the Harvey Ranch. Where and When ... V<u*COu fsaIT ?Tn the cir- i Following is the Hereford Hea- cuit the Hereford Heaven As- ven sale calendar: sociation sale, will not be broad- I January 4, Friday, 1:30 p. rn., Saturday morning at 11:30 o'clock, a part of the National Farm and Home Hour program will be devoted to a nationwide broadcast from the Lazy D Ranch. This is a program similar L. E Hawkins, J. O. Dickey, J. H. Ahnberg, Clarence Buck, J. b ,90°,k' Charley Lewis, George Telford, R. T. Alexander, Melvin Jones, Art Beal, Paul Blenkin, Joe Barton, Davie Carter, R. D; Cravens, Charley Korkel, Roy Farrar, R. D. Ealey, Paul Ferguson, George Graff, Ernest Gris- crim T H __ rn# v to the nationwide broadcast of Horse l^oe ^ch atThe Armo^ *a>t \ ear and Hill be carried hv nnHb a# y last year and will be carried by member stations of the American Broadcasting company There will be no broadcast from the Horse Shoe Ranch sale Saturday night. The sale starts at W. E. Harvey Ranch.' January 4, Friday, 8 p. rn., Hereford Heaven Association at the Armory north of Ada. January* 5. Saturday, 11:30 a. rn.. Lazy D Ranch. January 5, Saturday, 7 p. rn., north of Ada. January 7. Monday, 12:30 p. rn.. Turner Ranch. George Rodenz of Toronto, Canada, president of the Hereford Association in that area, is Visitors To 'lock Sales OC Guests They're Here from Notable Hartford Contort For Livestock Auctions W. A. Delaney, Jr., immediate past president of the Hereford Heaven Association and owner of t"®.Lazy D. Ranch, introduced visiting dignitaries of the Here-, d ,catt]eJ breeders to members of the Ada Chamber of Commerce. Dan Thornton, nationally famous Hereford breeder from Gunnison, Colorado, termed his visit to Ada and Hereford Heaven a pleasure." (Thornton sold three bulls during 1945 for $50,000 each, an all-time high for any breed.) In praise of this area Thornton said: "All of the Hereford breeders look forward to visiting Ada. This Hereford Heaven thing is a thing that kind of grows on everybody . . . It's gotten to be that way all over the country. Everywhere you go you hear of it . . . You (Here- irf- H^av,en) occupy the national limelight." Everett Ingel, lumberman and owner of a famous Hereford ranch near Mena. Arkansas, said: We appreciate the nice gestures extended during all the years I ve been coming here." *i_^e2.rge Rodenz, president of the Canada Hereford Breeders' Association and prominent cattleman of Canada, was introduced to the Chamber of Commerce. Rodenz' home is in Toronto, Ontario. Delaney invited Adans to see the ranchers and auctioneer in action at the armory Friday night at 8 o clock, when the draft sale of prize Herefords begins. C. C. Buxton, owner of Horse-sh°e Ranch; W. E. Harvey, own-▼r ? Harvey Ranch; and Jack Smith, manager of Lazy D Ranch invited those who want to see the auctions at the individual ranches to attend. APA, OKLAHOMA. THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1946 Boy to Hove Plastic Skull BUY MORE WAR BONDS "five cents the copy Anti-Aggression Pact Is Submitted By U. S. affa: mother, Mrs. Laura Turner, a graduate nurse. , .---- * BI cl %> UfTfTIi minimum interference with the existing administration, the general wrote. He added: Saves Use of Tanks Hemisphere Treaty Sought United States Offers Latin-American Governments— Ixcopt Argentine— Proposal By NORMAN CARIGNAN saves Use of Yanks I WASHINGTON. Jan. 3.—Uf*— 'Not only has this policy at- Latin American governments tamed the desired ends, but it ex^pt Argentina todav pondered bas avoided th<» n«*» a# a ignited States-nmrvicAri Homma Knew Conditions Traveled 20 Milo* Down Highway While "Death Match" Woo in Frog rota _ 77 r - ««* mu naMJciauon m \da at the Armory "or'h of already in Ada and ha. been sr ess - ESSS* shmbRS?* Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ingle of Mena Ark., heavy buyers in re-^ent Hereford Heaven sales, are in Ada again this year to attend the sales. Buyers from all sections of the nation have already started ar- r I TM tier in al vt . Ranch at Sulphur, Monday. Aussie Wants Yank Wife WICHITA, Kas., Jan. 3.—' Cpl. Michael M. Salfas. Australian war veteran, has asked Mayor P. H. Manning to help find nim a u ife— A fine American I •— - —• ova. .cu m- girl, aged 20 to 28 years *' i rivin8 in Ada for the Hereford In a letter addressed to the I *leaven sale.s circuit and "Lord Mayor of Wichita," Salfas, of the Aust: alian Imperial Forces Townsville. Queensland, ^rote that he is 23 and weighs 189 pounds. ----more are expected to be in the area before the first sale starts Friday afternoon. Every breeder in the area is (Continued on Page 2 Column 3) OFFER EXPIRES JANUARY 15, 1946 Ado Evening Nows Christmas Bargain Offer CLIP and MAIL TODAY Ada Evening News, Ada, Oklahoma Gentlemen: Attached find $--(check or money order) for which enter my subscription to the Ada Evening News to be delivered as indicated below. BT CARRIER OR MAIL □ By carrier in Ada, or ["I by mail Cml anywhere OUTSIDE Ponton and ad- joining counties. M P*r year N ame _ Street Number or R.F.D. Town State FWf-fiw Vets File DbdMFges For Records Hen They're still coming out of uniform into civilian life and recording their discharges at the county clerk's office here. In the last several days 55 men have so recorded their discharges. Of them, one was in the Marine corps 21 in the navy and 34 in the army. ewT!10 Ione «x-Marine is Cecil V. Helium. NAVY—William C. Patterson, Woodrow W Whittington, Clif-ford A. Hatcher, Herman E. Miller, Fred L. Stalnaker, Walter R. McCracken, Aubrey C. Harris, Charles H. Vincent, James G. Stevenson, Miles A. McCauley, Hugh d* kiike B.Dobbs, Wayne 5r4iWllHersoP» David M- Clark, Wiley L. McCraw. Eugene W Bingham, Carl M. Johnston, Robert D. Lawrence, Thomas H. Beam, Orel W. Busby and Robert L. Meek. ARMY—Jack W. Daniel, Ray ?• ?m~th* Charley B. Whisen-aVP1'.70"1 Harris, Cleo Chism, Albert T. Woolly, Leonard E. Caldwell, James B. Clark, James E. Orebaugh, Tom D. Wilson, McCauley, Aubrey R. Rutherford, James O. Adair, Ralph G. Waner, Clyde Cole-man. Robert I. Jones. Leehman E. Campbell, John A. Hiliburton, Jr., Ray M. Watson. Luther S. Hawkins, Tony C. Foxx, M. L. Hall, Alfred E. Massey, Kelly O. Spann, Andrew J. Hilton. Joe D. Johnson. Herman W. Wilhite, Billie K. McHurd, Howard W. Vandergrift L. D. Nickell, Clarence C. McKinley, Paul A. Black, Everett E. Braden, George C. Blevens. (only Swim Far Pad Bowls Quote Final Day of Buying Sands Already Over-Top Figures Farther Beyond Goals It took many days to do it, but Pontotoc county in the closing days of the Victory Loan surged past the quota of 'E' bonds to just under 114 per cent of goal in that division. Dec. 31, final day of the loan, saw $29,568.75 go into individuai !S5^t ?uds' boosting to $331,-078.01 the total; the 'E' quota was $289,000. M The county had already gone J [ar beyond its quota for other j types of bonds and finished on s With jnv.estin« of $34,-I . a dosing flourish in I that division, the final total be-j mg $1,090,092.71. *oll*™cou!lty !otal Quota was I $846,000, the final grand total jhjJHd buying $1,421,170.72, or about 167.96 percent of the sum asxea. STRATFORD, Jan., 3, (Aft_ James Patton, national president SIJ?*rfarmer*' union, will speak here January 18. Greater returns for amount in-' vested—Ada News Classified Ads. By JAMES HALSEMA MANILA, Jan. 3.—CP)—Japan-e8e x ^en* Masaharu Homma must have seen orders for the brutal "death march" of Ameri-f*n* and Filipinos from BaUan had "a very thin interest in his captives, one of his former staff officers testified as Homma s war-crimes trial opened today. •* Th* Maj. Gen. Toshim- ltsu Takatsu, sa ic? that Homma's headquarters on Bataan were less than 500 yards from the aeath-march route, and that Ham ma traveled 20 miles down the highway while the prisoners were driven mercilessly along it 366 Died Daily Describing the death rate ?inw!!LcaptiY5# as 300 daily at the O Donnell prison camp, Ta- katsu said medicines were "not sufficient." and "I think there was a lack of food, which was mostly rice. Also, there was not much water." He said he reported these conditions to Homma's headquarters but nothing was done. His statement that Homma's interest in prisoners was "very thin was quoted by prosecutors from an earlier, written statement and Takatsu today declined to elaborate. He explained to Prosecution Questioner Lt. Ben-lamm F. Schwarts. Los Angeles, that he was "honor bound" not to speak badly of Homma in the latter s presence. More Details of Prosecutions Defense counsel had objected filed against Homma in his trial ;5a n*apT. °* the specifications for violations of the laws of humanity" were vague, and the prosecutors introduced additional details. In establishing "widesoread raping and brutal mistreatment jAmerican and Filipino women, they said, they would offer proofe .that such actions, for which they blame Homma, included the "inhuman" treatment of an unnamed, married American woman at the sw'ank Rosario apartments two davs after the fall of Manila. As the result of her treatment, they said, the woman was sent to an asylum as insane. Wants Look Al Documents F. H. Committee Wants Ta Baa What Acheson Raised; Kimmel Had Stark Confidanca WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-'.P>— The congressional committee investigating Pearl Harbor took steps today to get a look at documents which Rep. Keefe (R-Wis) asserted the state department refused to show him. Ke?£e complained in open session that information he knew was revelant to the inquiry had been dubbed irrevelant by Under Secretary of State Dean Acheson. Specifically, Keefe said, he wanted to see a memorandum which he said was prepared by Lawrence Salisbury about three months prior to Salisbury's rcs-ignation from the far eastern section of the state department. Keefe "Has Point" Chairman Barkley (D-Ky) MacArthur Argues Policy Of Using Jap Government to Put Orders in Effect Paying Off General*MacAi?hur iontenV^ I worTd'T*' ^ *° the bis policy of using the Japanese ' Military control ha* government to execute his ord-1 nnS I ers is Davine off 1 RP upon tile government The supreme c o rn rn a " d- S'rUCtUre' but -there has ^ er makes the point in his first report on Janpanese occupation, covering the initial two months after the landing last August 30. thewar*depaHrnentCaSed b*'* has1*0 ^e,d.ts,rcd cn.ds- but " «r«nl'na ,odav MacArthur said hi,milt, I* s. hJs4avoided the use of hundreds a Jri?lted ^ates-proposed treaty policy "to use not sunnort ilia I ° thousands of person, a1 which ,blcb Id provide for concert-existine pSmmlJ i i the would have been required had milityy action to thwart or and to oerLt ail? ffltnJ1 JaPab. the basis structure of the Jap- ,n awn"ession anywhere in and favor changes anese government been recon- in bis hemisphere. ed by themjaDaneserniDennliniat"! stituted and replaced." I . Th* document, made public bv government in the direction of i .^a^Arthur's report held out no he considered a^ W*11 modifying its feudal and auUior' b'gb h°Pe for an ™med.ate trend RioT wo co^.'S* Harlan tendencies.", J® democracy rn Japan because uled for early sonnV Hirohito Giving In J pe°P}e. have bad no exper- Diplomatic authorities a (On New Year s d?y Emperor ! ^C*^lth >n any way" and the | this Xu^'s suttwrioT^i *1 Hirohito issued a rescript re-! j0!?11 bas suggested little running mate to the recent Urn nouncing .the myth of his per-1 R^t if "for.7'. . -Wayan prom«d caUinTToV cS-* sonal divinity. ; " democracy can't be im- lective action in thi. he ("The ties between us and our 1 M d^erct,yVthe American Cis against any naLn whXdisre! people have always stood upon ?! J?#e J?cup*Uo* force are de-1 gards its international oblieatfc^« mutual trust and affection," the Sa m3 'I'.u general said. or denies human rights to its rescript said. "They do not de added that thp * U to lts pend upon mere legends and myttu * are not Predicated on the false conception that the emperor is divine and that the Japanese people are superior to (Continued en Page 2 Column 4) u , , , 7? v . urines r He added that the conduct of the own people troops is 'exemplary." i r*win*«i »■ * The report, written well before' the recent Moscow conference antherVR States treaty, these which resulted in an allied con- J# ii ,say* .wouId take car* --- an allied con of th#. purHv military side of gression, while the Uruguayan proposal would deal with the political phases of conditions leading to war. The Uruguay plan, however, has received a frigid Latin reception although this country pledged its "unequivocal support. The suggested military treaty w designed to continue in force the act of Chapultepec. adopted at the Mexico City inter-Ameri-caJ[conference last March. while calling for the peaceful settlement of disputes, the proposal provides for immediate assistance bv the Americas in cases ?.Liarmed atULck eith*r from within or without the hesnis- Truman Taking His Program to People Spooks to Notion at 9 F. M. in Appaal for Support To Brook Legislativa Jam Holding Up His Proposals WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.—(AP)—President Truman's re- -port to the nation by radio tonight will deal with the "whole Sthi" labor situation," the White House said today. ^Define* Armed I IAI rn Ti * f-The president had practically As ,soon as Possible thereafter • Wirt Resident * fln"h€d to? ball hour talk. to ^!!i;llatl0ns wouId he held "to M Ada Since 1912, Dies al Home Here finished the half hour talk to consultatmns would be held "to start at 9:00 p.m., CST, when he exam*ne measures that may have began receiving his first callers a,ready been taken in agreeing this morning. He saw no visit- ! up°n coUective measures." A ors yesterday after returning * two-w«rds vote would be neces-from a four-day river cruise. ,or agreement. # The speech has been describ- ♦♦ J l>ro®?sal. defining arm?d ed by party leaders as an over- u!Iac*L as "mvasmn of territory «n -- • by the armed forces of any an report on the president * Ic* agreed* tiTat Keefe 'nIa Jul>y; .Lonnie Warr, resident of Ada I [dative proposals and an effort avoids use of the He asked committi r po,n i s,nce 1912, died Wednesday night bv the chief executive to stimu-I J # aggression which remains William n t about 8 o'clock at his home. 801 late interest by direct appeal to ! Y H under the United Na- WHIiam D. Mitchell to aet the West Ninth. He had been crib-1 the people in the that th^ ,ons char}or- would. cally ill for two days but had be reflected in congress. ' !!™VTrV V? UNO Purity beeir in lU health for several 'J'bere his program has bogged 1 iree4 to steP at any years. down. j lin^e under terms of the charter. Funeral arrangements will be HI* Own Speech American diplomats described announced later by Criswell Fun- ' Asked at his news conference decislon no} .t(> *ive Argen-eral Home; Dr. C. C. Morris will today whether the speech would IkI3 JI c?Py as being in line with officiate and burial will be in emphasize current labor-manage- ? onAs lY)1,ltcai,coId- RosedaIe cemetery here. | ment strife. Press Secretary-, r 2 a ent °f the Farrell He was born in Fayette county, I Charles G. Ross replied that the eRlme- _ Tennessee, in March of 1871. He' "whole labor situation" would be moved to Texas, served in the;covered- Spanish - American War, return- J , was asked if a speech of ed to Texas and was married at1 Jbis type is normally cleared Corsicana in 1899. (through the democratic national The family moved to Stonewall committee headquarters for sug-in Indian Territory a few years I 8estl<>ns. He replied: 1_A-- , . A . no U ! "This is lh* Anln cr, He asked rftmmiii'aT n ^ i s,.nce aiea Wednesday night • pv xne chier executive to stimu- I » wnich remains William n t *UrlSif about 8 o'clock at his home. SOI interest by direct appeal to I Y c L under the United Na- memo^nduiPand submit it to W"' N'",h- h"d been c,1,'- 'h?- pe0p,e in ,b' The treaty would. the committee in executive session. . "It has been a misunderstand- *axu alonK*'* Barkley said, that the committee, and not the secretary of state or any other secretary shall determine what is relevant." Keefe brought up his complaint as the committee resumed questioning of Adm. Harold R. Stark, chief of naval operations at the time the Japanese struck £arI Harbor December 7, 1941. Department Deciding Material Keefe said Acheson had in-formed him through Mitchell that the Salisbury memorandum dealt with exchange of Japanese and American nationals after war began and that Acheson later and to Ada in 1912. Here is the only speech of this Weather is rightly a topic for ' ie that he has delivered, and femaiks any tune, even when it Of Course! This Weather'll Change Weather is rightly a topic for fc —% % <>% t- am a. ma a. - Al _ , he worked some years as a barber, then operated a taxi, one of the first auto 'jutneys' in Ada. _ ____ Several years ago he retired could not see how this*"could Iai,mg health. He possibly be considered material" and Mrs ,Warr llved for three !'^uet or ms predecessor to at-to the inquiry I years at the Spanish War Veter-1 *emDt I® focus public attention a * * ** - ans' grounds south of Wilburton,!"11 key labor and other legislat- vearM------ in a house constructed bv them1 proposals stalled on capitol usually as a month of balmy y lemperatures and springlike sun type that he has delivered, and I should say no. There is no set iS Amce* procedure on any speech." And when the exceptionally It was Mr. Truman's first re- ni£e weather comes at a time sort to the "fireside chat" tech- wben the conditions are usually nique of his predecessor to at- otherwise it js more so than ever. ♦---a x_ * Take the first two dayj of thi<| "" January is not regarded Polish Jews Pour Info Yank Zone UNRRA Chief Thinks Fart Of Flan Tkay Hava to Gat Out af Europe Actually, Keefe complained ?ns ^ounds south of Wilburton,, J1" 1 the state department "is deter- | lIL a hous? constructed by them * mining in ach ance whether ma- on Rround they cleared in that nuJb , .. I *Prin«u** «uM- terial requested bv a memhpr scentic area. Two years ago they I °* hls most recent pro- . And this one could turn this committee is material and ' moved back to Ada, however, be- p?sals .'Yas a recommendation to area anv day now with a I am for^ClSjff ! cau»e of his health. * j pla<* the force of law behind flu1Try of/eal winter* and judging its materiality- bv Ue is survived by the widow Jact-flndmg boards to permit .ut a .ril?re days like the the conclusions drawn by Mr^ « daughter, Mrs. Bert Dorsey'. | be"m ,to ,wel*b disputes affecting SutJS,Irl^ ,h.15 weeJ and pto-Acheson" I Ada; two sons. Earl 'Friday'! nation - wide indus- £le *lJ1 begin to wonder if their The committee heard from JKarr' ?klaboma City, and Alton ®otb stnkes a?d lockouts "udlt trs« will misunderstand Stark that he was not concerned Yrarr' discharged from the Army Ybe barred while the fact- skinner 10 start in late 1941 about the ability and I Alr Jorc?? in November and now "ng Procedures were in opera- 5w^ibl^*wb",dhsrrto^rdHblo?"lm8 ti' i arf cm aj— . lr in San Franniecc- tm—c i I 'ion. inc wcainer records indicat* FRANKFURT, Jan. 3.—'.W—Lt Gen Sir Frederick E. Morgan, chief of UNRRA operations in in late 1941 about the ability and wisdom of Adm. Husband E. Kimmel, fleet commander, and others at Pearl Harbor to prepare against a Dossible air attack. Stark Confident of Kimmel Since the situation had been surveyed and "machinery put in "iaJPlV* least by the summer of 1941, Stark said. "I felt it no longer necessary to emphasize air attacks in my letters ... I was sure that the commander in chief of the Pacific fleet would continue efforts to meet an air attack." t«?!ai r*calI«d that on Oct. 14, 1941 Kimmel wrote that it was in San Francisco* three if rand-1 — at j- * sons Pvt. Paul Hill Warr. in San ,uMr Truman * championship of bLi'"nd't,loys- "'th the high Francisco on his way overseas and °,hpr legislation tonight L*?d * , n.. 1 being 54 de- Earl Warr. Jr.. and PvtUonard i may wf" fl«uro prominently ta *•, 62 Dorsey, stationed at Fort Sill* nex t summers congressional !jlu* have been moderate 32 brothers and other relatives liv- campa,8ns. Some of his associ-i d* e readln8». ing in West Tennessee. Mens Break lek) Dine 0.C Sons OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan., 3. <■* —Thieves escaped with more than $1,000 in cash from three Germany Mid't'idav'hr^litv^' »»**•>>»« « Japanese"attaiic "rn f"" *' Nowata last night after thousands of Polish leu** nm trims -sblps in Pearl Harbor might pre- 1 in? sa^fs with sledge ham-into the American o^run^ nS cede a declaration of war* mer? taken {Jom the Katy rail- zone from the east wer^ * bad no reason to believe the r section house, the state bur in accordance with "a well or- I h?nC<fr sho)Yn bY the responsible 0 investl8i»tion reported to- ganged, poaitive plan to get oil b ov;r ,be P»*V: p '■ | puny of an air attack would next campaigns. Some of his associates express the view that the 30-minute speech will lay the (Continued on page 2, col. 4) Balk Deposits In Ada Rise Sharply Gala Over Three Million During 1944, Report As OI Dec. BO Shaws However, any time now— — — Read the Ada News Want Ads. TH' PESSIMIST Sheriff Arthur Turner, inform a* Pt.^*t ''*'*•* w i bliny of an "air attaoir tim.u I onerni annur Turner inform- u ®allk deposits really mounted Mn rpan ♦ id i have diminished during 1941 '' h«» the state office of the inci- 5 1945, despite the sev- Moi ga n told newsmen he said -cerUinly my concern' had ' dent- said 'he safes were reduc- w3 n?llllon doltars that went into y y concern had ; ed to junk by the burglars. Turn-1 Loans and the f,nal Victory By Bm* UaaU IR a, ti A "V n tfllllUH tier 'hrgbtar H"known- s.ec"t Jew- i not" -------- "aa I ed to junk by'the burglar,. Turn-' ,War Loans and ,he 'mal Victory 1 'b-S2y5 ba"|°-o/'«r cit* of* business roms wfthta Poland »°** in the Pac,f,c fi"e,R 0f M '~-' = -I UH.1 de- a second exodus of Jews—this time from Europe," the UNRRA executive declared. (London officials of the Jewish agency for Palesting said they had no knowledge of any organized plan to get Jews out of Europe or to move them from Poland). 'T believe we~are*«bout to see or K*Tk sunk second exodus of Jews—this —..-I ? y dama*ed by the sur .--- — —vi uj me aul - | Drise Japanese attack, the fig-1 urea showed. All eight battleships in the harbor were sunk or put out of action. i*} Arizona killed more than 30,000 sheep in the Salt River valley during a six-month period. jWEATH E R; Oklahoma—Generally fair and continued mild today, tonight and Friday except considerable cloudiness extreme east: low tonight 32-40 except near 30 extreme west. posits of $14,455,550.19. That * figure is up $3,466,236 ll over the deposits of December 30. 1944. when the total was $10,989,314.08. And that 1944 figure had showed a healthy gain over the Sr,CESiboer 30» 1943* total of $8.- 071,889.30. In the matter of loans and discounts, the two banks here show-*d a total, as of December 30, I 1945, of $2,381,076.16. Th' observer may wonder whut college students do with the'r week-ends — an' we've concluded that a lot o' em wear the'r hats on 'em. When Crow* Naylor, a bachelor, wuz asked whut steps he'd take if he saw a blonde approachin' he replied, "Long ones." ;
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The Chris Fritch Team Sells A Home to Another Lucky First-Time Home Buyer
The Chris Fritch Team ~ Anoka County Home Specialists of Keller Williams Classic Realty Coon Rapids, MN 55448 help another first-time home buyer find a new place to call home.
This Anoka County property located on Broadway Street Northwest is located in Bethel, Minnesota 55005 at the cross Streets of Cooper Street and Broadway Street Northwest. It is a 4 bedroom, 2 bath home with a nice yard and a two car garage. This home sold for $157,200 from a traditional home seller.
The local inventory in Bethel, Minnesota is currently down -66.3% this month from 2013 where the inventory was up +28.2%. With inventory level at an all-time low it would suggest that the current market is a sellers market, however, with interest rates lower than we've seen in years and more affordable loan programs available buyers are certainly able to still get a deal on a new home.
Dusty Jones and The Chris Fritch Real Estate Team were asked to represent this first-time home buyer in his search to find his first home. With 322 days on the market this Bethel homeowners was happy to negotiate a deal on this buyers first-home.
Dusty arranged expert assistance with financing and was able to help the deal close by arranging the inspection that went nice and smooth. His Client Care Coordinator handled all the paperwork and assisted with the closing details.
Dusty Jones, the Buyer Specialist for The Chris Fritch Team has been helping many first-time home buyers and move-up buyers find their next home with ease. Dusty Jones has closed approximately 25 homes in the last year as the Buyer Specialist on The Chris Fritch Team, he is dynamic, knowledgeable, and detail oriented.
"Buying a home is a very exciting time and you need a reliable Real Estate agent on your side to smooth the way and get the job done! My high degree of integrity and business sense makes me a natural for providing excellent service to home buyers. My customer service skills and commitment to high standards have earned me the respect of my clients, as well as their referrals from family and friends." finishes Dusty Jones, Buyer Specialist for The Chris Fritch Team.
Owner of The Chris Fritch Team, Chris Fritch says "It is my duty to hold myself and my team to the highest ethical and professional standards. We will provide all our clients a professional experience with a personal touch. We build lasting friendships and fulfill dreams. My 27 years in the real estate business, my professionalism, and my 100% satisfaction guarantee will ensure you a top-rated experience. I pride myself on being a leader in my industry, and I want to be your Realtor ® for life."
The Chris Fritch Team with Keller Williams Classic Realty is an award winning team of Anoka County specialists primarily serving Andover, Blaine, Coon Rapids, Cambridge, Isanti, Otsego and Ramsey, Minnesota.
The Chris Fritch Team is dedicated to providing personal service to each and every one of their clients. That is why they have systematically created a team based on the "one thing" they all excel at. From a seasoned Listing Specialist, a Marketing Specialist, a Buyer Specialist and a Client Care coordinator, The Chris Fritch Team ensures your Real Estate transaction will be well handled from beginning to end.
The Chris Fritch Real Estate Team
Anoka County Homes Specialists
1740 116th Ave NW.
Coon Rapids, MN 55448
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