text: Cedar Rapids Gazette (Newspaper) - September 26, 1974, Cedar Rapids, Iowa Weal her- Fair tonight with lows In the mid 50s. Partly cloudy F r I d a y with filths in the low 80s. Vol AIM K 92 NI \U{ KH 200 Os) KU bittie upitb Ohtjctte CITY FINAL 15 CENTS CK DAR RAPIDS, IOWA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1974 ASSOCIATED PRESS, UPI, NEW YORK TIMES ARNY New Clots Main Peril For Nixon By Associated Press The biggest danger former President Nixon now faces is the possibility of a new, larger blood clot breaking loose in a vein in his leg and lodging in the lungs. If such a clot were big enough, it could kill him. The dime-sized clot now lodged in a blood vessel in the right lung is "a potentially dangerous situation but not critical at this time," Dr. John Lungren told a news conference on Wednesday in Long Beach, Calif. "There is a very good chance of recovery but it will take some time," Lungren said at Memorial Hospital Medical Center of Long Beach, where Nixon went on Monday for treatment. Through Heart A hospital spokesman re- j vealed the clot had passed through Nixon's heart before lodging in the lung. If it had blocked a heart artery, it could have been fatal. Lungren said Nixon took news of the gelatin-like clot "as he normally takes anything else — it's another problem." Such a clot — called an embolus — kills lung tissue around it. The size of the dead lung area in Nixon's case was not disclosed. Doctors not connected with Nixon's case said on Wednesday j the most acute danger from the clot in the former President's lung probably has passed. Ever-Present • But there is an ever-present danger that a new clot arising from the thrombo-phlebitis in Nixon's left leg might become dislodged and make its way through veins and the heart to blood vessels in the lungs. If the clot were big enough, it might block the pulmonary artery that connects the heart with the lungs. Such a blockage | could produce death in minutes. If it were smaller and blocked blood flow to one lung but left1 the other free, Nixon's life! might be in extreme danger But doctors might have time to; attempt surgery or perhaps use! a new experimental drug that! has shown promising results in removing large clots in the! lungs. Can't Predict Doctors lack definitive methods for predicting if such a new,: larger clot might form. But the danger is a constant consideration in a patient such as Nixon. who has a history of recurrent ; thrombo-phlebitis. Nixon's current medical troubles began last summer when his phlebitis flared up. For reasons doctors don't un- j derstand well, a blood clot formed in a vein near Nixon's! left knee. After Nixon returned from a trip to the Middle East, his personal physician. Dr. Walter Tkach, said the clot had become fixed to the wall of the vein. No Pain But after Nixon resigned, the phlebitis returned. Indications were the clot or clots were present in deeper veins in his thigh, symptoms of a worsened condition. There has been speculation that stress on the former Pres- (Continued: Page 3, Col. 8 ) Tell Loss Of Soviet Destroyer 'Unbelievable to Me/ His Counsel Asserts COLUMBUS, (la. (AP) 'I him in custody. It's nothing don't have a battalion to storm more than the arrogance of the Et. Leavenworth and take him I army which has been displayed out," one of William Calley's at-1 throughout the Calley case." torneys said about the army's| if an appeai js macje. it will ! efforts to stay a federal judge's probably be taken to the 5th A Soviet j order freeing Calley. U.S. circuit court of appeals in guided-m iss 11 e destroyer ex-1 "j^s unbelievable to me that New Orleans, ploded and sank in the Black:the army would just out and out say they the man ISTANBUL (AP Sea, Istanbul port officials said Thursday. The semi-official Anatolia news agency said there were no survivors but gave no indication of how many men were aboard. The authoritative British publication Jane's Fighting Ships shows that a comparable American destroyer carries about 350 men. Turkish naval sources the ship exploded Wednesday but Anatolia said in a later report that the disaster occurred two weeks ago. Turkish port sources said the destroyer belonged to the Kashin class. Kashin class vessels were the Calley was convicted 3'Y Helms Asks Rockefeller Sell Assets WASHINGTON (UPI) _ A conservative Republican senator has challenged Rockefeller's /'re not going to release | years ago of murdering at least explanation I, said J. Houston Cor- 22 My Lai villagers. He original- i assets and of his financial My Lai villagers. He original- assets and suggested the vice-don, the 28_ycar-old Tennessee! jy was sentenced to life impris- presidential nominee be re- Inunmf u?Ha Hat' hAfin tho Hrnnnrt I ____ 1___* iL I * v quired to sell some of his hold- lawyer who has been the driving jonment, but that sentence was force behind Calley's fight for | iater reduced to IO years, freedom. "The judge's order is _ to release the man forthwith. To Supreme Court.' and I understood that meant im-j Gordon said that if Elliott's mediately." [decision to free Calley is over- Calley, 31, remains in disciple j ruled by the appeals court, he J nary barracks at Ft. Leaven-: will take it to the supreme said , worth, Kan., Thursday while the court. ings if he is confirmed. Although not saying he would oppose Rockefeller on the floor, Sen. Helms (R-N.C.), Thursday became the first member of the senate to challenge the Rocke- The army has said it also will first warships in the world to recommend that the justice de-rcly entirely on gas turbine pro- payment, which acts for it in pulsion for quick acceleration,ic a s e s before federal civil but they have been rapidly out- courts, move for a stay of El-dated by later flosses, accord-1 liott's order to release Calley. ing to Jane's. Nineteen of the The former army lieutenant ships were built in Leningrad!"will not be released from conand Nikolayev. finement pending a decision on The Guinness Book of World these recommendations." the Records says the worst peace- J army's announcement said, time disaster involving a mili- Elliott ordered Calley released tary ship occurred in 1963 off! once before, on bond last Febru-Cape Cod. Mass., when the U. S. ary, but that order was revoked nuclear-p 0 w e r e d submarine j by a higher court when Thresher was lost with all 1291 army filed an appeal, aboard. The worst wartime naval disaster occurred ui 1945 olf Danzig when a Soviet submarine sank the German ship Wilhelm Gustloff, killing 7,700 men. Chief Justice Quits Hospital army moves to appeal U.S. Dis-; Henson said if the army wants feller nomination, trict Judge J. Robert Elliott's| a stay, it should first apply to Later, black revolutionary An-decision overturning Calley's s Elliott. "There are no extraordi- . , ... . murder conviction in the My Lai nary circumstances which'gela Davis and cntlcs of hbcral* massacre of Vietnamese civil- would alleviate the normal *ze(1 Portion laws called for ians. course of applying to the district j Rockefeller's rejection. Recommends Stay I court," he said. Henson said he could not conceive of the appeals court ruling without the army first seeking a stay from Elliott, "although consistently in the Calley case the unusual has been the rule rather than the usual." Elliott spent three months reviewing more than 50 volumes of transcript of Calley's court-martial, one of the longest in U.S. military history. He also watched hundreds of television tapes, and read newspaper! u, J stories, books and magazine ac-l _______ I counts of the My La! case. I ^ ^ Callev "Cool" A key issUC of his ru,ing over-1*** thcn n , . j r- ii , i"n," a turning the conviction was pre-1 was presented to the panel by Judge Elliott** ruling bv radio !ria! pubI*city " tfiat ( 'alleY was Edward Golden, immediate past hErt *?" "" ,a Wdent of the National of pleasure." the lawyer said. I*L^T^hTSffiJS.ZEI 10 U,« Committee, and Chart*. •I think he is.pleased that final- jnnoccm dviUans wify.nUlyglE- _R'«. a Note Dame law there has been something posi-1 pl pc Attica "Massacre" Miss Davis testified as co-cnairperson of the National Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression. She accused Rockefeller of the "massacre" at New York state's Attica prison, where 43 persons died during a 1971 prison uprising, most when guards and state police stormed the prison. Criticism of Rockefeller for liberalized abortion, blocking its repeal, tive for him." _ Calley reacted "in a calm. ... .. .. . cool and collected manner," Vigil OTI 1x6111160 V 'War Is Hell,' S ays Calley Judge Children Due to Kidnaping Threat —UPI Telephoto U.N. FASHION NOTE — That headdress is enough to give anybody a headache. Uganda's Ibrahim Sa'Galiangela certainly brightens things up in the U.N. General Assembly as he listens to debate. __________I WASHINGTON (AP) - Chief I Gordon said Justice Warren Burger was re-1 "He's an amazing person in [leased from Bethesda Naval'that regard." said Gordon, who hospital Thursday after five!spoke with Calley by telephone days of treatment for bicycle for 15 or 20 minutes on Wednes-COLUMBUS, Ga. (AP) — .dered the entire Jewish civilian i waged war with "admitted cal- accident injuries. day. "War is hell," said U.S. District population drowned, said Elliott, lariated cruelty and he did so a supreme court spokesman Calley hopes to be released uivit Judge J. Robert Elliott in a post-! He said that in World war II. j w'tb tbe grateful blessings of his said Burger would recuperate at from Ft. Leavenworth "in a few an(j rqi^ Ren. script to his decision reversing;"Churchill ordered the RAF commander-in-chief, who did|*-a resort area where therapy hours, and not a matter of ne(jv for more ^an a week William Calley's conviction in nighttime saturation bombing of n°t suggest that he be court-; facilities will be available." days," Gordon said. the My Lai massacre. German cities, and Eisenhower martialed,' but sent him the! The chief justice plant, to re- "Incongruous" month because of a kidnaping In voicing his opinion at the had his bomber armada carry message, "God bless you and i turn to Washington in time to Kenneth Henson of Columbus, threat, treasury officials said end of the official ruling on on the slaughter by day." army under your com- preside over the opening of the another of Calley's attorneys. Thursday. Wednesday. Elliott said. "War is Elliott said that half a million I niand," i court term Oct. 7, the spokes-) said: The war and it is not unusual at all" I Germans were killed, "yet Chur- Instead of being condemned i man said innocent civilians, willy-nilly, I professo'r f cd States Coalition for Life. Both termed "permissive abortion" the nation's most important domestic issue. HelmSj lead-off witness at the fourth day of Rockefeller's confirmation hearings, posed 20 questions he felt were left WASHINGTON (AP) - Secret unresolved in the former gover-service agents guarded the chil- n0r s testimony dren of Sen. Edward Kennedy One of the questions touched on an allegation made in a recent book that Rockefeller and his brother, David, chid operating officer of the Chase Manhattan Bank, "conspired to sign a secret stipulation defrauding the threat was made in the bondholders of the Tri-Boro It s incongruous that you re- Boston area and most or all the J Bridge and Tunnel Authority of for innocent civilians, such as | chill was acclaimed as the great [from the podium and pulpit, the) Burger, 67. fell from his bicy-l lease draft dodgers and de-1 children who came under pro-1 their legal rights in the matter the My Lai victims, to be killed, man of the 20th Century and judge said Sherman "was glori- cie Friday night after being sorters and expedite their re- tection were apparently in the '°f to* merger of the regional "It has been so throughout Eisenhower was twice elected fled, idolized, beatified and grazed by a passing car which lease and continue to imprison ajthe Boston area at the time. public transportation agencies recorded history." he said, "it President. isanctified. In 1884. he barely es-)did not stop. He suffered man whom a U.S. judge said; Edward has three children "n 1967 " was so when Joshua took Jeri-1 Hiroshima caped being nominated for shoulder and nose dislocations,!had his constitutional rights vie-Robert had ll. It was not cho in ancient biblical times. * "Then Truman bombed Hiro- President.** a broken finger and other inju-1 lated in his trial ami conviction, j known how many were "Now Joshua did not have I shima. leaving 80,000 dead, Owe Him Fair Trial jr'es'_ ___ It s presumptuous to rcpjunder guard. charges brought against him for j most of whom were women and J gm0** *aa*>a "War is hell ! ^eat was 80 serlous tbat the slaughter of the civilian pop-;children, but he was later elect-L* whcn we takc a young man ulation of Jericho, said the cd President. I- judge. "But then the Lord was Elliott noted that Gen. William | with Joshua, we are told." Drowned Jews When Russian troops occupied the Polish border city of Polotsk in 1565. Ivan the Terrible or- Sherman said, "War is hell." The judge added: "As he marched through Georgia to [Union sainthood he proved I it...." Elliott said that Sherman Accused of Plotting Death Of Fellow Board Member into the army and train him to kill and train him to take orders and send him into a strange foreign land to follow the flag, and he then in the wild confusion of combat commits an act which, long after the event, is made the basis of a capital criminal charge, simple justice Witnesses Say Nowlin Admitted Two Killings By Tom Fruetiling MASON CITY - Two witnesses Thursday morning tes-that George Nowlin told them he was involved in the "didn t want anything to with guns.) Returned demands that he bi* treated fair- tilled Iv bv the press, by his government and bv the branch of the ....... .. ® killings of Maureen Connolly and Michael Serve) . Nowlin, rural Keyston ervice in which he served.'' Elliott said that instead Calley alleged the,was "pummeled and pilloried is the murder March IO Mrs. Beltz, speaking in a barely audible voice and occasionally sobbing, said Nowlin and Conner came back to her apartment at about 2 a rn. March IO. Nowlin, she claimed, told her in "they had killed two teenagers" provide details of the exact na- Jobs' ,lelms said- "Congress here for Connolly Jones county. The trial was [and that "Conners had raped alture of the threat, whether it was moved here from Anamosa on a girl." received in the mail or by change of venue. She said the defendant report- phone. 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Attorney Henry Schw arz I government denied him access the East St. Louis school board, said the man they contracted to I to evidence ... his pleas to the was held in the county jail do the killing was an undereov- department of justice went un-Thursday on a charge of con- er FBI agent. I answered ... his conviction was spiring to murder a fellow The indictments charged Mer- to be a cathartic to cleanse the board member Jritts conspired to have Jordan I national conscience and the im- i said Nowlin and Atwell Connerjand they thought they were Merritts. 58. was arrested j murdered so the board pres-; pellent to improve the army'SjStaycd overnight at her Cedar going to call the law on them." with Donald Hodges, 28, after,ident could advance a scheme image." Rapids apartment March 8 So the two men allegedly picked both were indicted Wednesday to "extort things of value from; Elliott ended his opinion with: and were there off and on up Miss Connolly and Servey on by a federal grand jury on I suppliers and contractors doing "His country not only denied i March 9.She said they talked of highway/ charges of plotting to kill Clyde j business" with the district. him a fair trial — it even denied I'Tubbing a place" that Saturday' Rapids Jordan, who has opposed Mcr-j . ^ |him a fair chance for a fanlight trial." Not Answered placed) "Questions cf the Rockefeller financial holdings arid their re- n !alion t0 other holdings of the White House Counse Philip , .. b ' d l u J. Rockefeller farm v and their Buchen gave his personal ap- . i proval for the protection a.ld, was kept personally advised of " "T "j1™ developments, officials said. I * 2 *ni " P A source close to lite investiga* i f.. Yit a , • , . lion in Boston said threats were1 t J1 ras is an lr)a e' made against "all children otlff safc«uard because of the Kennedy blood." Treasury Un-Nh "a,u/e <* offl« dersecretary Edward Schmults vol'cd:._ i1* said ,Hc.'!oted that [said a child of a Kennedy-in-1^ law, Actor Peter Lawiord, was; also afforded protection "for a short time." Schmults said the kidnap threat was first received Sept 13. He addl'd that hi* could not candidates for "lesser orifices," such as former Defense Secretary Charles Wilson, had been required to divest themselves of holdings. "This was in a pre-Watergate era, and these stringent requirements were imposed for lesser Nominations for Bruce, Weyand 218 in south Cedar . rifts in school matters. Hodges is a former city employe. $250.(NIO Bond I Both were also indicted on'tors in return for favored treat [counts of violating Jordan's ment in awarding of bids. held in The grand jury has been investigating alleged kickbacks to, government officials by contras ScluBt GmVGS Up Premier's Post WASHINGTON i API - Prest-1 dent Ford announced Thursday he is nominating David K E. Bruce to be ambassador to NATO and Gen Fred Weyand to bi* army chief of staff. Also, according to her >«U-|"toigun wiIh"blSid'5tF """ ' tonner envoy to mony, the two sawed off a shot- B Britain, West Germany and gun at her residence March 9. T Fiance, has served as chief of At about IO p.m., she eon- , Although .'-lie was also asked ([u, American liaison office in Sawed Of! Gun lcivil rights. They were held in After I lieu of $250,000 bond. April, Merritts Jordan, publisher of the week-boss. I will ly "Monitor" newspaper in East friends lie is St. Louis, sought police protec- chain of liquor I lion last week, claiming he had taxicab firm. arc Mrs. Beltz said Nowlin had blood on a pants cuff, which he tasked her to wash, and had a (shotgun with blood on it. Refused Although she was also asked to clean the gun, Mrs. Belt/ laid, she refused, saving she re-election last; . Itinued, Nowlin and Conner re-w me gun, mis. bciiz,Peking said: "I am the CAIRO (UPI) — President turned to her apartment with 8a!(!', refused, saying she Bruce would fill the post being hire only my Sadat Thursday relinquished the Steve Martin, w hom Nowlin*, ,, wan* tything to do with [vacated by Donald Rumsfeld, the owner of a premiership he held sine* •*& was reportedly "scared"11- who becomes a presidential as-! bores and a March ,8, l9;:i ^ turned " about their plans to use guns in f " ^ .Ulan. Knday .. . the robbery. .nowun tom mr, connir ana vVeyand, now army vice-ehjef learned a murder contract had There are about 23,1X8) stu-jnve * Higazi, | (jn latcr testimony. Martin ^lar,111< .11 thcy got .caug ' '[of staff, would succeed Gen been issued on his life, federal [dents and I,KH) teachers in the[first deputy premier for the admitted to being in on the rob- |H' 80t Picke(1 up' whcn hc ^0| Creighton Abrams, who died authorities said. district. [last five months. bery planning, but said he (Continued: Page 3, Col. 5.) 'Sept. 4. should take no action to approve a nominee who does not meet the most stringent safeguards The turmoil our nation has just gone through deserves no less." The questions submitted by Helms also covered possible conflicts of interests, the abortion issue and Rockefeller's record as governor of New York Parade of Praise Rockefeller wound up his 212 days of testimony Wednesday mornuig, and the committee spent the afternoon hearing a parade of congressmen and senators praise the former New York governor. Today'* Hard times hitchhiker will Chuckle - that's when a go either way Cooynglil v rn - 4 ;


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The elevator in Vance's skyscraper halted on the tenth floor so Lance and his men had to run down the last few stairs. Lance was a bundle of sweat; his white suit was stained with the blood of his brother which reminded him forcibly of Cain slewing Abel.
As they finally escaped, a dark blue Cheetah screeched into their path. The tall, imposing figure of Jack Blake stepped out as his sunglasses shined in the afternoon sun. He looked from the corpse of Victor who was cruelly impaled by several shards of glass on the sidewalk to the anxious face of his brother. Victor was finally dead though Jack did not celebrate; now he had the others to deal with.
In a split second, Lance dived into his Infernus with one of his men and disappeared in a cloud of exhaust. His remaining men took off like pieces of mercury by the sound of approaching. Jack swung back into his car and took off in hot pursuit; one down and one to go he thought, cynically.
As Lance's Infernus almost broke the sound barrier, Jack kept on his tail as he took to the open road down Little Havana. The goon broke Lance's window amid protests and fired his Kruger at Jack's Cheetah. Bullets dented his bonnet but he did not deter from the chase.
"Oh come on!" Jack yelled in protest. "Fifth time this week!"
Darting between cars, Lance tried driving in the other lane. Jack became nervous; what if he caused a crash with an innocent? He floored it, getting closer to the Infernus despite the heavy gunfire. In one swift movement, Jack leant out his window and fired his Desert Eagle at the attacking goon who fell from his door and rolled under the tires of a passing dump truck.
"Looks like someone has a crush!" Jack said, smiling to himself.
Sensing Jack approaching, Lance swerved expertly onto Starfish Island. Diaz's mansion was not far ahead now and he was almost safe. Jack had others ideas; he slammed his car into the rear left of the Infernus which spun out and crashed spectacularly into the solid gate that guarded the island. Lance tried to escape though he was dazed from the crash. But a swift, powerful punch knocked him down once and for all. Jack kept his gun trained on the barely conscious Lance as he read him his Miranda Rights. Maybe now the Police Force would accept him again, he thought but he dared not hope.
Jack had plenty of reasons to be hopeful. The death of Victor Vance was a drop in the ocean in the media compared to Jack hauling in Lance. He took it upon himself to remind his new captain that this spelled the end of the Vance Crime Family and it was a blow to the Diaz Gang operations too. His captain reluctantly conceded he was correct and awarded him his badge. Both Mitch Baker and Phil Cassidy had called him to congratulate him for this; Jack felt it strange that two criminals would be applauding him, though he was glad of their assistance and they were glad of his promise to let their little issues slide.
The trial of Lance Vance was a worldwide sensation; cops and criminals alike testified against him due to his notoriety on the criminal underground. Being an ex-junkie didn't help either. He knew this time there'd be no getting out of this.
Following his reinstatement on the Force, Jack made it clear he wanted to focus on the Forelli mob. Due his newfound fame of taking down one half of the Vance Family, no one argued otherwise. Washington Beach had become a Little Italy comprised of violent, brutal mobsters who practically ran the city. Jack had one ace in the hole however. As he returned home from another day of adulation and praise, he called up Tommy Vercetti. It was time to sort this out once and for all.

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Son of one of the recording era's most rigorous interpreters of piano music from the Classical age, Peter Serkin has propounded equal rigor as a pianist and musical voyageur, but in rather different directions. With a measure of integrity scarcely less than that demonstrated by his father, Rudolf, Peter Serkin has sought to serve the music of his own time while not neglecting masterworks of the past. An earlier tipping of the scales that gave the advantage to contemporary music has gradually centered itself to allow for attention to established works. Given the level of performance heard in his own home, Peter Serkin's early interest in music was scarcely surprising. First lessons came from his father, but later, in 1958, the young pianist was enrolled at the Curtis Institute to study with Lee Luvisi. Advanced lessons with Mieczyslaw Horszowski (who was still an active performer when he died at age 100) played an important part of the formation of Serkin's musical persona, as did instruction from flutist Marcel Moyse. By his early teens, the pianist had already become a veteran performer and those artists with whom he collaborated were also significant in the shaping of his interests. His performances of the Mozart Double Piano Concerto with George Szell, Szell's superbly prepared Cleveland Orchestra, and his father as keyboard partner are well-remembered. Once Serkin began to perform on his own, however, the repertory he performed took a pronounced turn toward the new and unusual and was offered in concerts scheduled for what he regarded as special occasions and venues. Time spent in India seemed to have both galvanized Serkin's dedication to a career and further expanded his notions of how music might be formed. The founding of the contemporary music group Tashi brought him together with violinist Ida Kavafian, cellist Fred Sherry, and Robert Marcellus-trained clarinetist Richard Stoltzman for study and performance of new works. Live performances and recordings by the ensemble only enhanced the celebrity of its players while in the process, much worthwhile music gained a new audience. Serkin's performances and recordings embrace the music of several centuries. He has recorded Bach and Mozart while a solo disc for Koch International Classics holds works by Webern, Wolpe, Messiaen, Knussen, Wuorinen, Lieberson, and Takemitsu. Lieberson's Piano Concerto No. 1 and No. 2 were both premiered by Serkin and the Boston Symphony Orchestra in 1983 and 1998, respectively. During the 2001-2002 season, Serkin scheduled a series of concerts offering the music of Schoenberg, chamber and solo works alike, and mixing them with pieces by Haydn. During his career, Peter Serkin has performed with many of the world's most celebrated orchestras and in numerous festival venues. He serves on the faculties of the Curtis Institute, the Juilliard School of Music, and the Tanglewood Music Center. In 1983, he was honored by becoming the first pianist to have been given the outstanding achievement award granted by Siena's Accademia Musicale Chigiana.


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Like every self-respecting party girl, Pippa goes to Pilates class, the Daily Mail reports. The 27-year-old brunette takes classes at a small studio near her London apartment. Pilates is a "weekly necessity," she wrote on the establishment's website.
Pippa's headline-grabbing derriere has inspired ass-appreciation clubs – a Facebook page devoted to her bum has 221,400 "likes" – and tasteless T-shirts ever since she appeared in a hip-hugging gown by Alexander McQueen as maid of honour at her sister Kate's wedding.
Fans have since gone from flattery to imitation. In Britain, the craze over Pippa's pert behind has led to a 60-per-cent up-tick in clients seeking bum lifts, according to the Daily Star.
One cosmetic clinic has reportedly named a surgery the Pip Package Perfect Posterior, which costs up to £8,000 (about $12,600).
But there are cheaper ways to tone a flabby behind.
Personal trainers interviewed by Hollywoodlife.com recommend doing squats, walking lunges and jump-squats to achieve Pippa's firm rear.
Lazy ladies can try out a pair of Brazilian "butt lift" jeans. Then there's Booty Pop – padded underwear that's the backside equivalent of a push-up bra.
Still, the best butt is in the eye of the beholder. Critics insist that Pippa's bum lacks panache, including Richard of Surrey, who wrote the top-rated comment in the Daily Mail story:
"It's got to be the most famous invisible bum ever."
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Building a wall on the southern border with Mexico did not figure in US president-elect Donald Trump's recently announced 100-day agenda. Though he has not abandoned one of his top campaign promises, it seems that he is not in a hurry to take up the ambitious project, for now. Facing many hurdles, it is quite possible that Trump may eventually take a U-turn on this too, like he did on other poll promises like Obama Care and 'jail Clinton'.
Announcing his candidacy on June 16, 2015, Trump told cheering supporters, "I would build a great wall, and nobody builds walls better than me, believe me, and I'll build them very inexpensively." In the campaign trail, he continued his tirade against illegal immigrants from Mexico stealing American jobs. But many observers believe he was unrealistic when he pledged to send back illegal immigrants from across the border.
In the past, too, there have been attempts to completely seal the American border with Mexico. In 2006, President Bush attempted to build the wall at a cost of $1.86 million per kilometre, by executing the Secure Fence Act—the federal law that requires a double-layered fence along the US-Mexican border. The project came to a standstill in 2010 following criticism from Congressional Government Accountability Office and the media. The US Customs and Border Protection ensures borderland safety using a combination of fencing, walls and monitoring using cameras.
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When asked about the huge cost involved in the project, Trump said he would use precast concrete to make the wall that rises 35 or 40 or even 50 feet. He said that the entire 3,218 kilometres need not be walled as half that length was already secure with natural barriers like the Colorado River and the Rio Granade. Fencing or wall has been built along 1,078 km at a cost of about $7 billion.
Protests against erecting the wall have come from many corners. A sealed border will directly put business, tourists, workers and students in trouble. Building a wall passing through private land in places like Texas could face stiff resistance if the owners are not compensated satisfactorily. Border patrol agents would not be able to watch activities across the border to make sure there are no illegal dealings like narcotics smuggling going on.
The US-Mexican border has a delicate ecosystem and the wall needs to withstand natural disasters like flooding and landslides that frequent the region. Birds and animals move across two countries for food and mating. And they include endangered species like the North American jaguar and the black bear.
But those who support the wall said it would improve law and order in both countries, and furthermore, low immigration would ensure better employment prospects in the US.
Protestors raised a symbolic wall, made of sandbags, around Trump Tower, the headquarters of the Trump Organization.
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"I got food!" He called in a sing song voice. The parakeets fluttered around in their cage, chirping their approval.
The parrot beside them, called Gerbert, cried out triumphantly, "The target has been acquired!"
I stood up on my hind legs, peering out into the white lab beyond my cell. Ben had chosen to feed Dinky first, throwing him bananas and other assorted fruits.
I meowed as sweetly as possible, batting my eyelashes at him when Ben turned around.
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My mouth watered when I caught the scent of fresh meat in the bottom section of the cart.
He pulled the white blanket off of the mound, revealing a slightly mangled deer that had most likely been hit with a car somewhere. He opened my cage door.
Now was my chance. I leaped out, sinking my teeth into the red flesh.
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I purred in response, pretending to be completely occupied by the bloody deer before me.
Ben made a move towards the taser hanging on the wall opposite my cell.
I bolted away from the cart, sprinting down the hall on all four legs.
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Scientists scrambled out of my way, papers and test tubes that they had been carrying flying into the air. The various contents of said test tubes burst in clouds of red, blue and green on all sides of me. I realized they were throwing them at me in a desperate attempt to slow my rampage.
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I was no house-pet. I skidded to a halt, my claws skittering across the slick floor. Pulling myself up to my full height, I opened my mouth, extending my fangs.
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I turned and ran, my front legs falling to the ground. I slunk low to the ground to increase my speed. The doors leading outside were so close, I could almost taste the sunshine on the other side.
It was my father. He had his head poking outside of his office door, his face a mask of disappointment and fury.
I stopped running, standing up to meet his gaze.
He stepped outside, standing in my path in the narrow hallway.
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I didn't reply. I couldn't reply. I breathed heavily, flexing my claws, glancing left and right in desperation.
"Why don't you come with me back to your cell?" He took his keys out of his pocket, jangling them.
I fell to all fours, bunching my muscles. With all of my strength, with all of my will, I opened my mouth,
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Leaping off of him, my back claws tore into his shirt, leaving long marks in the fabric.
I put my head down, flattening my ears. I screamed in pain as the glass doors shattered, my body hurtled through them. I landed on the other side, collapsing in a mess of glass and blood.
My father stepped through the wreckage, running towards me. Sirens screamed their warning as police cars neared the building. I picked myself up and ran, flinging myself onto the barbed wire fence.
I climbed, the barbs slicing my palms. From the top, I leaped down onto the grass on the other side. I couldn't help but allow myself a quick purr, my hands and feet kneading the soft vegetation. It had been far too long since I had felt grass between my toes.
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The Dark is wrong. The Dark has always been wrong. He means to kill you.
'No doubt right now they're telling you I'm wrong. The Voices try to scratch their way in in any way then can. They don't care about you at all! They never gave you a choice. They never gave you a chance.'
The Dark man seemed to have returned to his hollow self. The tears had run dry, and although he was talking and repeating himself again and again, Tobias tried his hardest to block out both the words of the Dark man and the Voices.
He was trying so desperately to win Tobias over to his way of thinking.
They were trying so desperately to keep Tobias sane and in their favour.
He was well and truly torn.
A long silence followed the argument. The argument between the Dark man and the Voices. The argument they were unable to have with each other, but the argument which they both expected Tobias to play a part in. The part of the middle man. However, now, the Dark man had seemed to give up his lecture. The protests for freedom had been subdued. Now silence reigned once more.
Tobias slowly tuned in to what the Dark man now proceeded to say.
'I don't want to kill you. I don't have to kill you. If you make the choice yourself, then you don't have to die tonight. You can chose the right path and make a break for freedom, or you can continue blindly down the road to ignorance and torment. If what I have said already doesn't convince you, I don't know what will.'
Tobias' heart lept as the Dark man stumbled to his feet, making his way for a door which was only now noticeable. As he unbolted it from the inside, Tobias felt a hot stream of bright light bounce onto his face, before the Dark man left his dark room, into wherever lay beyond. The light disappeared and the room returned to darkness. The only light that remained was the dim glow of the candle, which now seemed inadequate compared to the small amount of light that had just been unleashed. Tobias got to his feet, ignoring the Voices and their continuing efforts to persuade him to remain on their side, and headed purposefully to the door. However, his swift march of about three steps was firmly halted by the door in front of him.
Coming to an abrupt stop in front of it, Tobias rested his hands on the cold wood. It was old, and seemed like it could fall apart at any minutes, and yet despite Tobias' prediction that there would be cracks and chips, it was not letting in a single microscopic grain of light.
Tracing his hand down to the handle which the Dark man had been touching only seconds before, Tobias pulled the bolt sharply across and tugged down on the cold handle, in the hope that the Dark man would underestimate Tobias' inclination to escape. However, the door must have been locked from the other side, as there was no movement as Tobias slammed his shoulder loudly against the wood, the sound echoing slowly through the room.
As if by sixth sense, Tobias suddenly felt the urge to turn around. To his surprise, he spotted movement in the darkness, and was immediately alarmed, despite knowing exactly who was lying there and that they posed no threat whatsoever.
Tobias could just about make out Danielle's eyes as they slowly opened, blind in the darkness. For a moment Tobias thought she would remain calm, maybe a little dazed, as he had been when he had woken up, but to his surprise, Danielle flinched and lashed out with her arms, obviously in the hope of striking her captor. She had no such luck.
'Get away from me you sick freak!'
Danielle almost forced the words out, and they didn't sound like something she would say. Her voice didn't even sound like her own, and yet it was painfully obvious that it was. She was scared, and it changed her into a nervous and violent stranger. No doubt it did the same to Tobias, or any other human being who was trapped in a corner like this, but Tobias was still surprised, and had never witnessed this level of intense fear.
'Danielle, it's Tobias.'
Danielle suddenly fell into an abrupt silence, and then moaned slowly and painfully, slowly developing the moan into a sharp but loud scream.
'What the hell are you doing here? He found you, didn't he?'
'He kidnapped me, and now one of us is going to die.'
Like so many other times today, Tobias instantly regretted opening his mouth. He was obviously not comfortable nor very good at these types of unpredictable situations, and as a result he said things that were either very blunt or very inappropriate, for his own sake.
Tobias held his head in his hands, ashamed of himself for falling into this trap, and angry that he was able to even for a second believe that the Dark man could be a good person doing bad things. Because that had been the image revolving around his mind. The Dark man was fighting for the right cause, but fighting in the wrong way. He wanted freedom, but to not offer others the same thing he himself was fighting for was not the right way to achieve his goal. He was killing in the name of freedom, but it was still not the right thing to do.
A person that could do this to a young boy and a young woman – no matter what his reasons were – should not be allowed to be on this planet. No doubt he was out now trying to kill another one. As Tobias thought it, more as a little joke than anything else, it became an actual possibility. Right now, somebody could be fighting for their life. It would have been hard to track them down in such a short space of time, but the Dark man seriously could be hunting for somebody right now, intent on killing them for a 'crime' that was no fault of their own.
He was a monster, the Dark man, a monster. The Voices didn't need to tell Tobias that for him to get it through to his mind.
The Dark is wrong. The Dark has always been wrong. He means to kill you.
Maybe the Dark man didn't originally intend to kill Tobias. Maybe, as he said, he did just want to use him for information, and he did want to help him fight the Voices, but whatever the reason for taking both Tobias and Danielle, the outcome would still be the same. They'd both end up dead due to disobedience.
Maybe not at the same time. Maybe Danielle first then Tobias later. Maybe Tobias first then Danielle later. But either way, they would both die.
As he was thinking about the fate they shared, Tobias and his best friend, Danielle seemed to be sharing not only his fate, but his thoughts. She said something familiar, and it brought a smile to his face.
She paused for a second, realising once more that this was not appropriate in front of a minor.
'Sorry.'Tobias accepted the apology, excusing the sudden vulgarity. Again.


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James Oglethorpe
established colony of Georgia as a place for honest debtors
The Enlightenment
emphasis on human reason, logic, and science (acquired, not nascent, knowledge); increased followers of Christianity
Benjamin Franklin
connected the colonies to Britain, opposed to unnecessary unfair taxation; strong influence on Albany Plan
The Great Awakening
began by Edwards to return to Puritanism, increased overall religious involvement, gave women more active roles in religion, more and more ministers sprouted up throughout the country; mainly affected towns and cities
George Whitefield
powerful speaker, toured the country and inspired many into Christianity
Jonathan Edwards
Puritan minister, led revivals, stressed immediate repentance, wrote "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God"
New Lights vs. Old Lights
New Lights brought new ideas, rejected by Old Lights; both sought out institutions independent of each other
Albany Plan of Union
colonies proposed colonial confederation under lighter British rule (crown-appointed president, "Grand Council"); never took effect
French and Indian War
French threat at the borders was no longer present, therefore the colonies didn't need English protection; more independent stand against Britain
Proclamation of 1763
prohibited settlements west of Appalachian, restriction on colonial growth
Salutary Neglect
Parliament took minor actions in the colonies, allowing them to experiment with and become accustomed to self-government, international trade agreements
Writs of Assistance
search warrants on shipping to reduce smuggling; challenged by James Otis
Townshend Act (1767)
similar to Navigation; raised money to pay colonial officials by American taxes; led to Boston boycott of English luxuries
Sugar Act
increased tariff on sugar (and other imports), attempted to harder enforce existing tariffs
Stamp Act
taxes on all legal documents to support British troops, not approved by colonists through their representatives
Stamp Act Congress
held in New York, agreed to not import British goods until Stamp Act was repealed
Virginia Resolves
"no taxation without representation," introduced by Patrick Henry
Currency Act
prohibited colonies from issuing paper money, destabilized colonial economy
Virtual Representation
all English subjects are represented in Parliament, including those not allowed to vote
The Loyal Nine
group of Bostonians in opposition to the Stamp Act, sought to drive stamp distributors from the city
Sons of Liberty
organized and controlled resistance against Parliamentary acts in less violent ways (strength of martyrdom), advocated nonimportation
Declaratory Act
allowed Parliament to completely legislate over the colonies, limited colonists' say
Boston Massacre
British soldiers shot into crowd of snowball fight; two of nine soldiers (defended by John Adams) found guilty of manslaughter
Committees of Correspondence
committees appointed from different colonies to communicate on matters; asserted rights to self¬government, cooperation between colonies
Tea Act (1773)
intended to save British East India Company from bankruptcy, could sell directly to consumers rather than through wholesalers (lowered prices to compete with smuggled tea)
Boston Tea Party
peaceful destruction of British tea in Boston Harbor by colonists disguised as Indians
Quebec Acts
former French subjects in Canada allowed to keep Catholicism, while American colonists expected to participate in the Church of England
Intolerable Acts (Coercive Acts)
in reaction to the Boston Tea Party; closing of Boston Harbor, revocation of Massachusetts charter (power to governor), murder in the name of royal authority would be tried in England or another colony
Suffolk Resolves
organize militia, end trade with Britain, refuse to pay taxes to Britain
Olive Branch Petition
politely demanded from the king a cease¬fire in Boston, repeal of Coercive Acts,. guarantee of American rights
Thomas Paine, Common Sense
stressed to the American people British maltreatment and emphasize a need for revolution; appealed to American emotions
George Washington
American commander-in-chief; first president, set precedents for future presidents, put down Whiskey Rebellion (enforced Whiskey Tax), managed first presidential cabinet, carefully used power of executive to avoid monarchial style rule
Whigs (Patriots)
most numerous in New England, fought for independence
Tories (Loyalists)
fought for return to colonial rule, usually conservative (educated and wealthy
British strengths and weaknesses
British citizenship outnumbered colonies', large navy and professional army; exhausted resources (Hessians hired), national debt
Colonial strengths and weaknesses
fair amount of troops, short guerilla tactics, strong leaders (Washington); nonprofessional army that could not handle long battles
Battle of Saratoga
American general Horatio Gates was victorious over British general Burgoyne
Valley Forge
scarce supplies (food and clothing), army motivated by von Steuben
Battle of Yorktown
last major battle; surrender of Cornwallis, led King George III to officially make peace with the colonies
Treaty of Paris (1783)
full American independence, territory west of Appalachian ceded to America, loyalists to be compensated for seized property, fishing rights off of Newfoundland
American society during the Revolution
British-occupied cities, new governments, fighting by any with experience, loaned money, African-Americans and Native Americans involved
Federalists and Republicans
the two political parties that formed following Washington's presidency; Federalists for stronger central government, Republicans for stronger state governments
Washington's Farewell Address
warned against permanent foreign alliances and political parties, called for unity of the country, established precedent of two-term presidency
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After Austerity
By Joseph Stiglitz | Project Syndicate | May 8, 2012
This year's annual meeting of the International Monetary Fund made clear that Europe and the international community remain rudderless when it comes to economic policy. Financial leaders, from finance ministers to leaders of private financial institutions, reiterated the current mantra: the crisis countries have to get their houses in order, reduce their deficits, bring down their national debts, undertake structural reforms, and promote growth. Confidence, it was repeatedly said, needs to be restored.
It is a little precious to hear such pontifications from those who, at the helm of central banks, finance ministries, and private banks, steered the global financial system to the brink of ruin—and created the ongoing mess. Worse, seldom is it explained how to square the circle. How can confidence be restored as the crisis economies plunge into recession? How can growth be revived when austerity will almost surely mean a further decrease in aggregate demand, sending output and employment even lower?
This we should know by now: Markets on their own are not stable. Not only do they repeatedly generate destabilizing asset bubbles, but, when demand weakens, forces that exacerbate the downturn come into play. Unemployment, and fear that it will spread, drives down wages, incomes, and consumption—and thus total demand. Decreased rates of household formation—young Americans, for example, are increasingly moving back in with their parents—depress housing prices, leading to still more foreclosures. States with balanced-budget frameworks are forced to cut spending as tax revenues fall—an automatic destabilizer that Europe seems mindlessly bent on adopting.
There are alternative strategies. Some countries, like Germany, have room for fiscal maneuver. Using it for investment would enhance long-term growth, with positive spillovers to the rest of Europe. A long-recognized principle is that balanced expansion of taxes and spending stimulates the economy; if the program is well designed (taxes at the top, combined with spending on education), the increase in GDP and employment can be significant.Regardless of whether Europe's problems are temporary or fundamental, austerity will make matters worse.
Europe as a whole is not in bad fiscal shape; its debt-to-GDP ratio compares favorably with that of the United States. If each U.S. state were totally responsible for its own budget, including paying all unemployment benefits, America, too, would be in fiscal crisis. The lesson is obvious: The whole is more than the sum of its parts. If Europe—particularly the European Central Bank—were to borrow, and re-lend the proceeds, the costs of servicing Europe's debt would fall, creating room for the kinds of expenditure that would promote growth and employment.
There are already institutions within Europe, such as the European Investment Bank, that could help finance needed investments in the cash-starved economies. The EIB should expand its lending. There need to be increased funds available to support small and medium enterprises—the main source of job creation in all economies—which is especially important, given that credit contraction by banks hits these enterprises especially hard.
Europe's single-minded focus on austerity is a result of a misdiagnosis of its problems. Greece overspent, but Spain and Ireland had fiscal surpluses and low debt-to-GDP ratios before the crisis. Giving lectures about fiscal prudence is beside the point. Taking the lectures seriously—even adopting tight budget frameworks—can be counterproductive. Regardless of whether Europe's problems are temporary or fundamental—the eurozone, for example, is far from an "optimal" currency area, and tax competition in a free-trade and free-migration area can erode a viable state—austerity will make matters worse.
The consequences of Europe's rush to austerity will be long-lasting and possibly severe. If the euro survives, it will come at the price of high unemployment and enormous suffering, especially in the crisis countries. And the crisis itself almost surely will spread. Firewalls won't work, if kerosene is simultaneously thrown on the fire, as Europe seems committed to doing: There is no example of a large economy—and Europe is the world's largest—recovering as a result of austerity.
As a result, society's most valuable asset, its human capital, is being wasted and even destroyed. Young people who are long deprived of a decent job—and youth unemployment in some countries is approaching or exceeding 50 percent, and has been unacceptably high since 2008—become alienated. When they eventually find work, it will be at a much lower wage. Normally, youth is a time when skills get built up; now, it is a time when they atrophy.
So many economies are vulnerable to natural disasters—earthquakes, floods, typhoons, hurricanes, tsunamis—that adding a man-made disaster is all the more tragic. But that is what Europe is doing. Indeed, its leaders' willful ignorance of the lessons of the past is criminal.
The pain that Europe, especially its poor and young, is suffering is unnecessary. Fortunately, there is an alternative. But delay in grasping it will be very costly, and Europe is running out of time.
© 2012 Project Syndicate. Republished with kind permission.
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The AFL has admitted a decisive free kick that helped Geelong pip Carlton on Friday night was incorrect.
The Blues held the lead for most of the second half at Etihad Stadium, only to hand it over with three minutes remaining when Allen Christensen kicked the match winner.
The non-controlling umpire, stationed approximately 50m away from the ball, awarded the decisive free kick to Christensen.
Umpires boss Hayden Kennedy admitted on Saturday it was wrong for Brendan Hosking to penalise Sam Docherty's crucial spoil.
"An unwarranted free kick," Kennedy termed it on radio station 3AW. "It's just unfortunate with this particular one that it was at an important stage of the game and unfortunately it wasn't correct."
Carlton coach Mick Malthouse mostly held his tongue when asked about the incident, saying only it was "a bit strange". "Especially when the senior umpire was 20 metres away and I think he got it right," Malthouse said on Friday night.
"In the spirit of the game, the way it was, it was probably play on. That's the way it is (the non-controlling umpire can award a free kick). It's always been like that, they support each other. I'm not going to be crook on that ... it's no use (complaining). That's just the roll of the dice."
Kennedy noted the league's umpiring department encouraged the non-controlling official to award a free kick if they see one. "Sometimes due to body positions, angles, the umpire in control can't see and that's where this other umpire comes in," Kennedy said.
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Wook at dat!! We made it!! Dis is a brand new year dat's neber eben been used!! We can do anyfing dat we want, so wets make dis year a weally good year for eberyone!! If I had a enough bones, I'd gibe one to eberyone dat reads my blog!! Ob course I know dat some ob you might not eben hab a use for a bone, but fink ob it dis way, you can be a hero - gibe da bone to your pup!! Dey will wub you foreber!
I fink dat I might post some of my favorite pictures ob some ob da happenings in my house from wast year. Don't worry dough. I won't break out singing dat horrible song "Memories" cause I'm just not wike dat!
I hope dat dis is da year dat I get to dribe da car. Dis is one fing dat I'b been wanting to do for a wong time!!
We hab a house guest wight now and do you want to know da weird fing about her??? Dis is true too!! She doesn't wike me. She doesn't wike any dogs. She says dat we are just DOGS, whateber dat means!! She does wike dat keekat ob mine dough. Mommie says dat dere are just some people (weird people in my opinion) dat just don't wike dogs so I hab to just steer clear and try to remember dat she's not going to pway wiff me. I'm not too worried about it. I hab a wot ob fwiends so dis isn't a big issue for me. I know it's not me cause I pretty much wike dogs.
Dis is your fwiend da 2006 model ob Baywee signing off on my very first blog ob da year.
Baywee - da cute and fwiendly bully (mostly, you know, when santa or mommie is watching!!)
Her name is Arizona's Porkchops and Applesauce, but no one eber tried to take a bite out of her!! Arizona belonged to mommie, but she also belonged to my two legger brother and sister and to me too!! When she came home she was only 8 weeks old and she was da fattest, cutest widdle pug you eber saw in your life!! My two legger brother wanted to name her "Bacon" because she wooked just wike a cute widdle piggie wiff dat widdle flat nose and curled up tail. Mommie wanted to name her after a state or a city. Dey ran frough so many pwaces. Widdle Arizona was almost named Louisiana (can you just hear mommie yelling dat name out??? waff.) Utah was also a choice before dey decided on da beautiful name ob Arizona. Jen fought dat dey could nickname her 'Zona, but instead da nickname "Awi" stuck.
Awi was born on April 18th 1996 . She was a very busy pug always going to baseball or football games or hanging out with Jen and her friends. In spite of the fact dat she was going blind she mangaged to keep up with her kids very good!! Den on July 5th 2002 we became sisters. I know dat Awi wubbed me just as much as I wubbed her. I helped her get into trouble on wots ob
occasions!! Awi, remember when I got up on da kitchen counter and knocked dat whole chocolate kake on to da floor so dat we could eat it??? I always made sure I shared food and toys wiff my very favorite sister in dis whole world!! I wubbed Ari so much!!
All good things must come to an end and the best ob da best are called home to stay. Dis is da case wiff my beautiful sister, Awizona. Today, December 22nd 2005, she sat on mommie's wap and mommie held her tight and told her how loved she was, how much she would be missed and what a hole she would leave in our hearts. Den Awi was allowed to close does blind widdle eyes for da very wast time here on earth and drift off to sleep. We know for sure dat as soon as she weft dis earth dat she opened dose beautiful widdle puggie eyes to the brillance ob heaven. Our widdle pug who was sick and wracked wiff pain woke up as a beautiful puggie puppy just the way she was meant to be. Mommie said dat one day we will see Awi again and our old girl will remember us wiff wots ob wub because she wubbed us just as much as we wub her.
Until then, our hearts are heavy and filled with pain. We ache to hold our beautiful girl and we want everyone to know how much dis one widdle pug meant to us. If only ebery family could be as blessed as we have been dese past (almost) 10 years.
Awi - we wub you, girl!! Sabe some toys for us! You will neber be forgotten!!
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Titan was the largest moon of Saturn, the sixth planet in the Sol system. It is also the second largest satellite in the Sol system, and the only such body to have a dense atmosphere, and is larger than some planetary bodies in the solar system. By the mid-21st century, Humans had established a series of domed settlements on Titan, including Christopher's Landing. This colony became a safe haven as Earth was ravaged by World War III.