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This tbh(Original post by dark-rainbow)
For a man he has to be tall, muscular and have strong facial features to be handsome, for a woman she has to be delicate, short and have softer facial features. With Asian girls both kind fit this description, whilst with the men they have rounder faces, shorter, etc do they are more feminine looking than white/black men, by which i mean there are a lot of male korean models that are used as girl models-the girls can't look that masculine whereas the males could, if it wasn't for the hairiness.
With white people and black people it's the opposite, males look masculine and females are less feminine looking than asian girls, e.g. stronger facial features, taller, less rounder faces, etc. But girls can mask it with make-up to make them look more feminine whilst asian MEN can't, since they are men.
women can use make-up to look more feminine:
race examples (all of them are beautiful obviously):
The only exception being justin bieber. ;p
I think they are more or less the same.
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Interesting point, but I'm not sure if it entirely follows. If we consider a woman from that region's facial features (say China, for example), they bear more similarity to black people - flatter rounded nose, high cheekbones, flatter face, almond-shaped eyes, thicker lips etc. I'm half black & half white, but as a small child, because of my straight hair, people often thought I was Chinese.
Of course, most of us have fairly mixed genetic inheritences though.
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Except people on this thread don't just mean Indian when they're talking about "South-Asians", they're also talking about people from Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Afghanistan, you can't call people from those countries "Indian", because they're not Indian, despite Bangladesh and Pakistan being part of India before.
Saying "South Asian" and "East Asian" does avoid confusion between oriental Asians in the East and brown Caucasoid (do not confuse with Europeans, people from South-Asia are also classed as Caucasoid) Asians in the South. When people are talking about people with oriental features they don't just say "Chinese people", "Korean people", "Japanese people", they're talking about oriental people in that region in general so they say "East Asian".
I don't see what you find confusing between "South Asian" and "East Asian", it's not rocket science to differ between the two terms.
Then I have to ask where do people from Malaysia, Vietnam and Indonesia fit in?
They share characteristics with both what you call South Asians and East Asians.
I don't like 'talking about oriental people in that region in general'.
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Too bad, I'm into rocket science. The issue is that so many forms of Western media just throw Asians in 2 different categories, we're either brown (South Asian) or yellow (East Asian), despite the fact that I find plenty of physical difference between Chinese and Japanese people. (Plus my Korean friends feel insulted if people classify them in the same group as Chinese).
Then I have to ask where do people from Malaysia, Vietnam and Indonesia fit in?
They share characteristics with both what you call South Asians and East Asians.
I don't like 'talking about oriental people in that region in general'.
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For example IMO South Asian (Indian, Pakistani etc) girls and East Asian (China, Japan) girls are waaay more attractive than their male counterparts. Like...yes ofcourse there are attractive guys of that race too but they're a lot more rare. With Caucasians I'd say its pretty much equal. Why is this? Does anyone agree with this?
EDIT: just making it clear again that this is just MY opinion. I am in no way stating "Asian girls are better looking than Asian guys" as a fact.
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and the other point is that the title assumes that your opinion is fact when u ask "why" which implies its fact and that theres a factual answer even though its a subjective question based on your own opinion.
a proper title for this since its a subjective question which you urself admit would have been... "do you think some races have better lookin women then the men" becoz that wud reflect it been a subjective question.
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It's true many Indian women are smoking hot while the Indian guys are hairy little chubby trolls. if it weren't for the fact that Indian women are extremely superficial, bossy naggers they'd be great catches.
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The ICE campaign was launched in Britain in April, but people really started paying attention after the July terrorist bombings in London that killed 56 and injured hundreds.
Bob Brotchie, a Cambridge-based paramedic for 13 years, says he has responded to many accidents in which the injured person carried no information about next of kin or emergency contacts. This makes it difficult for paramedics because they don't know the patient's medical history or allergies, he says.
The British campaign, initially promoted in conjunction with Vodafone's annual Life Savers Awards, is "going phenomenally well," says Brotchie. Vodaphone is a British mobile phone company.
Now paramedics in the USA want to encourage ICE usage by Americans. "I certainly think it can help," says Matthew Levy of the International Association of EMTs and Paramedics. "(We are) hoping that we can get people excited."
Joe Farren of the Cellular Telecommunications and Internet Association-Wireless Network says the industry is definitely interested in joining the campaign.
And word is spreading in the USA via news reports and word of mouth.
Linda Huntress of Meredith, N.H., received an e-mail about ICE that she forwarded to her friends and family. She programmed ICE into her phone, noting that it's better than other forms of identification because women sometimes go out without a purse but bring their cell phones.
"Basically, we have cell phones so that we have a way to reach help," she says. "I would want my family to know what happened to me."
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Soriano left in the fifth inning after injuring a hamstring while attempting a diving catch in the Cubs' 12-4 rout of the San Diego Padres on Monday night.
Jason Marquis (1-1) allowed one run in six innings to win for the first time in three starts since signing a $21 million, three-year contract with the Cubs.
Chicago, which was 0-7 against the Padres last season, led 3-0 in the fifth when, with a runner on third and one out, Clay Hensley (0-3) lofted a fly to shallow center. Soriano raced in, dove and rolled over as he trapped the ball.
Soriano then got up and slipped while attempting a throw. Trainer Mark O'Neal tended to him, and Soriano walked off under his own power. Chicago said Soriano strained his left hamstring.
Soriano, who signed a $136 million, eight-year contract, and Marquis were key components in the Cubs' offseason makeover.
Chicago began the night last in the NL Central at 4-7 and entered with five losses in six games, and manager Lou Piniella shook up the lineup.
The biggest change was moving Jacque Jones from right field to left and dropping him to sixth in the batting order. Matt Murton started in right, batted cleanup and delivered two hits and two RBIs.
Piniella said before the game he was simply "changing things up a little bit. Nothing more, nothing less."
He also said one move that is not under consideration at the moment is moving Soriano out of center field, even though he entered with a .234 average and no homers.
Chicago had responded to the changes with season highs for runs and hits (14).
Hensley gave up 10 runs and 11 hits in five-plus innings. Marcus Giles had one of the few bright spots for the Padres, hitting a three-run homer in the ninth off Will Ohman, who has a 9.00 ERA.
Run-scoring singles by Derrek Lee and Murton gave the Cubs a 2-0 lead in the first, and Michael Barrett hit a two-run homer as Chicago scored four in the fifth to make it 7-1. Mark DeRosa added a homer leading off the sixth against Hensley, and Cliff Floyd hit a three-run drive off Mike Thompson later that inning.
RHP Greg Maddux, San Diego's starter Tuesday, is to make his first start against the Cubs since his second stint with them ended with a trade to the Los Angeles Dodgers last July 31. ... Padres RF Brian Giles leaped into the wall to snag Mark DeRosa's foul ball in the second. ... Piniella said Aramis Ramirez was available to pinch hit and should be starting at third base Tuesday or Wednesday. Ryan Theriot, who had started the previous three games at third, was at second. DeRosa started at third. ... Reliever Scott Eyre, who spent Saturday night in the hospital with flu-like symptoms, was available but did not pitch.


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Priestland took Wales clear with three penalties in quick succession, but Cozen hit a penalty and then converted wing Youngs' try to level the scores.
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England number eight Hugo Ellis suffered the same fate after breaking from the base of the scrum 40 metres out just before the break.
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Wales U20: Martyn Thomas (Dragons); Alec Jenkins (Llanelli / Scarlets), James Lewis (Bedwas / Dragons), Gareth Maule (Newport / Dragons), Jimmy Norris (Bedwas / Dragons); Rhys Priestland (Llanelli / Scarlets); Robert Lewis (Neath / Ospreys); Hugh Gustafson (Llanelli / Scarlets, capt), Marc Jones (Sale Sharks), Jamie Corsi (Newport / Dragons), Bradley Davies (Blues), James Down (Cardiff / Blues), Danny Lydiate (Ebbw Vale / Dragons), James Harris (Bedwas / Dragons), Lewis Evans (Newport / Dragons).Replacements: Ken Owens (Llanelli / Scarlets), Nick Eaves (Pontypridd / Blues), Adam Brown (Bedwas/Dragons), Matthew Larsen (Cardiff / Blues), Darren Allinson (Cardiff/Blues), Rhys Jones (Sale Sharks), Luke Ford (Wanderers / Blues).
England U20: David Smith (Northampton Saints); David Doherty (London Wasps), Dominic Waldouck (London Wasps), Adam Powell (Saracens), Tom Youngs (Leicester Tigers); Luke Cozens (Bath Rugby), Danny Care (NEC Harlequins, capt); Dan Cole (Leicester Tigers), Matt Mullan (Worcester Warriors), Tom Mercey (Saracens), Dave Attwood (Bristol Rugby), Phil Hoy (Northampton Saints), Alex Shaw (Leicester Tigers), Andy Saull (Saracens), Hugo Ellis (London Wasps).Replacements: Ross McMillan (Gloucester Rugby), Charlie Beech (Northampton Saints), Chevvy Pennycook (Bristol Rugby), Matt Cox (Worcester Warriors), Danny Pointon (Northampton Saints), Ollie Dodge (Leicester Tigers), Ben Thomas (Saracens).


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Favorite animated stepbrothers, Phineas and Ferb, find themselves exploring four legendary eras in history, from the non-verbal grunts of The Stone Age, the warrior world of Ancient China, the fantasy of Medieval Times and an archeological dig in 1914 in Central America, during "Phineas and Ferb – Time Shift Weekend," a special four-episode adventure that turns back the clock on summer vacation. The episodes premiere FRIDAY, JANUARY 13 (7:45- 8:00 p.m., ET/PT), SATURDAY, JANUARY 14 (7:45 – 8:00 p.m., ET/PT) and SUNDAY, JANUARY 15 (7:30 – 8:00 p.m., ET/PT) on Disney Channel and MONDAY, JANUARY 16 (6:30 – 6:45 p.m.) on Disney XD.
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How old were you when you first started surfing, and when did you know you would be a dedicated surfer for life?
I was hooked from the first time I stepped into the ocean as a child at Zuma Beach. This was before I even had a board in my hands. I remember standing up on my first wave in windblown slop at Seaward Beach in Ventura when I was around 11 years old, but it was the first wave I rode at Malibu a year later that really blew my mind. I'll never forget that feeling, and try to recreate it every time I surf.
Is Venice your favorite place to surf, or are there other places you've surfed that have been just as good or even better?
Venice is a mediocre wave at best, but it's right out front and I'm usually surfing by myself or with a few friends. Venice has its good days for sure, but when it's really firing, I'm up the coast in Malibu or Ventura.
What lessons have you learned through surfing that you apply in your day-to-day life and your creative endeavors?
I adopt a relaxed approach to life in or out of the water – I just try to have as much fun in every creative endeavor as I do on each wave. And no matter what happens, there's always a better wave on the horizon.
Where do you get your surfboards – do you get them custom-made or do you have a go-to shop that carries what you like?
I have so many boards that date as far back as the early 60's, but generally speaking, I'll order a custom hand-crafted board from a shaper I respect. Currently, I'm riding boards amazing boards built by Marc Andreini, Tyler Warren, and Manuel Caro.
Tell us a little bit about the brand M.Nii, your affiliation with it, and what it stands for within the surf/beach culture?
My business, the Pencil on Paper Studio owns the M.Nii brand, and for us, it's the history of the label that sets it apart. M.Nii was a tailor shop on Oahu before there was an actual surfwear industry. So it predates polyester trunks, velcro flies and the business side of surfing. It's the purest form of aloha, before the industry took over. M.Nii represents a period of time when personal style trumped a corporate logo.
Who are some surfing icons you look up to and have great respect for within the realm of Surf Culture?
There are simply too many to mention them all, but I would have to say some of my biggest influences would be Duke Kahanamoku, Miki Dora, Michael Peterson, Skip Frye, Buttons Kaluhiokalani, Derek Hynd, Gerry Lopez, Martin Potter, Tom Curren, Mark Occhilupo, the Malloy brothers, and Kelly Slater. And watching Dane Reynolds, Tyler Warren and Harrison Roach innovate and recreate surfing daily just blows my mind.
Lastly, are there any cool surf/beach/vintage/heritage related projects you have coming up that you would like to share with our readers?
I'm really focused and excited about building on the foundation we have laid for M.Nii as the arbiters of style and soul in surf culture. Luminaries such as JFK, John Wayne, Peter Lawford, James Arness, Elvis Presley, and Gary Cooper all had custom M.Nii trunks tailored for them when they visited Oahu in the 50's and 60's because they respected the pioneering watermen chasing the monster surf of the Hawaiian Islands.
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Nov. 25, 1945 – Oct. 18, 2013
Richard J. Rosche, of Clarence, a lawyer, motorcycle enthusiast and Civil War re-enactor, died Friday in Strong Memorial Hospital, Rochester, after a short illness. He was 67.
Born in Buffalo, he was a graduate of St. Mary's High School, Lancaster. He earned his bachelor's degree from Canisius College and was a graduate of the University at Buffalo Law School.
He maintained a solo law practice for more than 40 years with offices in Statler Towers, then Snyder Square and in recent years in his Clarence home.
As a motorcyclist since the mid-1960s, he traveled throughout the U.S. and Canada and was a member of the Blue Knights New York V Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club. He appeared as an expert witness for the Hog Farm, a West Seneca motorcycle repair shop, in the court fight with Harley-Davidson over its name.
For several years, he led the WNY Cancer Run, the largest motorcycle run in the area, to raise money for the American Cancer Society.
He also helped organize the Hunter's Hope Run. An expert on the Civil War, he co-founded the 155th New York Volunteer Infantry Re-enactment Regiment in honor of what was Buffalo's Irish Regiment. He also was longtime vice president of the Buffalo Civil War Roundtable.
He portrayed Capt. Hugh Mooney of the 155th and gave numerous presentations on the history of the regiment and the war in schools and for tours in Forest Lawn. He was instrumental in the campaign to have a monument to the 155th erected in Erie County Naval and Military Park.
He also portrayed Gen. Philip Sheridan at a re-creation of the surrender of Gen. Robert E. Lee at the Hull Family Home and Farmstead.
Mr. Rosche was president of the Foxridge Owners Association in Ellicottville. He was a member of the Tonawanda Sportsmen's Club, serving as legal counsel, and the Grand Island Rod and Gun Club.
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This week, I re-read this wonderful passage from Phil Kenneson's superb essay "There's no such thing as objective truth, and it's a good thing too" (in the volume Christian Apologetics in the Postmodern World). Phil will be one of our speakers for The Slow Church Conference, April 3-5.To summarize Phil's argument here, Christianity is better off without objective truth, because we are then driven deeper into our calling as good, vibrant (and I would add Slow) church communities.What do you think? Do you buy Phil's argument here? But I don't want to stop at saying that C … [Read more...]
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A fever test.
This was the bus to Camp Ramah in Canada, where many local children from the Conservative movement spend their summers. But this year, in the wake of the H1N1 flu epidemic, also known as swine flu, no one with a fever would be allowed at camp.
Temperature checks, where a counselor placed a thermometer in the ear of each would-be camper, took place in every city sending children to Ramah, not just in Pittsburgh, in an attempt to keep the virus out of the camp.
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The camp is no longer testing for the virus because the test is often inaccurate, Wolf said. Instead, the camp is treating all campers and staff who exhibit a fever of 100.4 degrees or higher with the same protocol as if they had swine flu.
All cases have been mild, with campers recovering within a few days, said Wolf.
"Our staff have been outstanding and the reaction from our parents has been extremely supportive," Wolf said, adding that several families living in Toronto were able to take their children home to recover. The children returned to camp after they recuperated.
At least two Pittsburgh children were treated for the flu. Both are fine now, and are back to enjoying regular camp activities.
Jewish camps throughout North America have been forced to deal with swine flu this summer. The JTA has reported Camp Newman-Swig in Santa Rosa, Cal., delayed its opening when 14 out of 160 staff tested positive for Influenza A, which the California Health Department believed was probably swine flu. At least three campers at Camp Ramah Darom, in the mountains of north Georgia, tested positive for swine flu earlier in the summer.
While several children at Emma Kaufmann Camp in Morgantown, W.Va., have been treated for flu-like symptoms, "there have been no confirmed cases of swine flu" at the camp, said Brian Schreiber, president and CEO of the Jewish Community Center of Greater Pittsburgh, which runs the camp.
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"Even for the kids that have gotten hit, it's been pretty mild," he noted.
A spokesperson for the Monongalia Health Department said EKC reported that two boys from the camp came down with flu-like symptoms and were sent home, but the illness was not confirmed as being swine flu.
Whatever virus is hitting these camps, it seems to be subsiding.
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Its an interesting story to say the least. If OPEC were to stop accepting dollars as payment, it would be a crushing blow, not only to America, but to most of the civilized world.
They lost me on the comments about America not wanting to "empower" the people of Africa based solely because of race though. Of course it would improve they're economic power in the world, but it would have a much larger effect on the oil-rich countries of the Middle East(Asian Contenental) and Russia who have alot more oil than Africa Does. Besides, MOST (not all) of the countries in Africa that have significant oil reserves are ruled by people of middle-eastern racial decent.
Iraq was about to switch to the Euro before we invaded as well.
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In Australia over Christmas, we NEVER wear jumpers (thank you SUMMER), so this year I have declared this my "Christmas Jumper"...
I am hoping to work up to a jumper next year with Reindeer on! Or at least an elf or something!
Just 17 days to go! xxx.
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|Outdoor Classroom Program - Sept. 2005
NPARL Biological Science Technician Deb Waters participated in a two-county "Outdoor Classroom" program September 20-21 for eighth-grade students from rural and urban schools in eastern Montana. Waters did a hands on presentation on insect identification, while using the program's outdoor meeting site as her laboratory. Students were given nets to sweep for insects which they then identified and learned more about their roles in the ecosystem. The two-day Outdoor Classroom event for 8th grade students, now in its third year, is sponsored by the Richland and Roosevelt (MT) County Conservation Districts. (13 photos)
|Grasshopper Research - July 2005
ARS Research Entomologist Stefan Jaronski and Biological Science Technician Rob Schlothauer are testing pathogenic fungi on grasshoppers and Mormon crickets. The research involves infecting a series of grasshoppers and Mormon crickets separately with either the beauveria or metarhizium species fungi. The impact on the insects are being recorded to determine whether both or either of these pathogenic fungi could be used as a biological control agent. (4 photos)
|E-rase Your E-waste Event - June 2005
More than four tons of electronic waste products were collected during the community-wide "E-rase your E-waste" event held in Sidney this past Friday and Saturday, June 24-25, 2005. Altogether 93 computers and 73 monitors were recycled during the two-day event along with 42 printers, six fax machines, six slide projectors, five electric typewriters, four television sets, three microwaves, three copiers, two scanners, a VCR and an old turntable. Also included in the mix were assorted keyboards and other smaller computer components, scientific scales, and even an old DNA gene sequencing unit. (8 photos)
|Froid Research Farm Tour - June 2005
The 2005 Froid Research Farm Tour was Thursday, June 23, and more than 90 area individuals showed up at the USDA-ARS Froid Research Farm located 8 miles North of Culbertson. Sheridan County Extension Agent, Terry Angvick, spoke about alternative dryland rotational crops being grown in the area and Montana State University Extension Entomologist, Sue Blodgett, talked about rotational benefits in managing pest insects. Both Angvick and Blodgett were guest speakers at the event along with USDA-ARS NPARL Soil Scientists Jay Jabro, Upendra Sainju, Jed Waddell, and Weed Ecologist Andy Lenssen. The NPARL scientists discussed a variety of soil and crop studies underway including soil horizons and soil moisture, no-till cover crops, weed, disease and yield studies, and rotational crop studies such as the alternate vs. stacked durum study. (7 photos)
|Groundbreaking Ceremony - May 2005
NPARL celebrated on Wednesday, May 4, 2005, with many of it's long-time supporters and members of the local community at the Groundbreaking ceremony for the new Quarantine and Greenhouse facility. The ceremony included Montana Senator Conrad Burns along with nine other guest speakers, the Sidney Veterans of Foreign Wars, members of Montana's National Guard, and also the local high school choir, "Something Special," and middle school jazz band, "White Heat." After the ceremony NPARL employees gave virtual tours of the Quarantine and Greenhouse facility and enjoyed refreshments with all attendees. (20 photos)
|MonDak Ag Days - January 2005
NPARL's Soil Scientist Dr. Jed Waddell and Agricultural Systems Research Leader Dr. Robert Evans both spoke at the 2005 MonDak Ag Days in Sidney, January 14-15.Dr. Waddell started the program with a talk to area farmers about irrigation and nitrogen management in malting barley, which is a joint research project with Busch Ag and Montana State University. Dr. Evans later provided an update on lab activities, including information on a new cropping systems research experiment in the area. NPARL also featured an informational booth at the event, to highlight areas of research as well as to answer questions and provide handouts. (5 photos)


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From: "Christie Stilson" <>
Subject: Re: South Dakota
Date: Wed, 24 Sep 1997 17:50:53 -0700
There are lots of Henjum's listed. I don't know how Garretson relates to
this area, but my relatives also lived around Garretson. It looks like the
listing for Knut N. Henjum (page 356) is your relative. It lists Knut N.
Henjum born Sogn, Norway; Bothilda born Grinde, Sogn, Norway. Knut came to
Minehaha County from Fillmore County, Minnesota in the Spring of 1874 and
took Homestead in Edison Township, where they lived until they sold and
moved to Silverton, Oregon, where Mrs. Henjum died a short time ago. (Keep
in mind it was written in 1928!) They have nine children as follow:
Gertrude, Martha, Sivert, John, Jens A., Conrad, Nils, Unnie, and Caroline.
Three of the children, Mrs. Pedro Kvammen, John and Sivert still live in
Edison Township. Knut was all the time a member of the Norway Congregation
and for a time a member of the administrative offices of Edison Township.
Mrs. Henjum was a sister to Carl and Anders Grinde.
This is all there is on Knut, but there is more on the Grinde family,
including a very sweet story written by Karl A. Grinde that is about three
pages long and entitled, THE TRIP TO DAKOTA. I could mail you the text in
its entirety, but it begins..."It was in the spring of 1879 that our little
family, consisting of my wife and myself, with two small children, loaded
up our Prairie Schooner in Fillmore County and took off for Dakota....we
took along some cattle belonging to Andrew (Andress) Lodalen and a cow to
be delivered to a family in Owantana, Minnesota. This was a bell cow and
when we got rid of the cow, the question was what to do with the bell
because up to now the other cattle had followed this bell cow willingly.
Then we decided to hang the bell on the wagon axle and it went remarkably
well. The bell rang all the time and the creatures followed after it....
(Later in the story he adds) Now it so happened there were 40 acres of land
near Knut Henjum's land that had not yet been filed on. Forty acres was not
too much to uphold one, but mother felt it was enough for her, so I dug a
sod cellar 8 x 10 feet. Here my little family had shelter until the next
spring when we moved to Taopi Twp. Mother was with us part of the time, but
stayed for the most part with her daughter, Mrs. Knut Henjum where she had
a good home in her old age. She died in 1893 and is buried in Norway's
congregational Cemetery.
As for the book...my copy was purchased just a couple of years ago (I have
both the English and a very old Norwegian version.) The translation was
printed in 1976 by Emily Brende Sittig and Clara Brende Christenson. There
is no publisher or even an ISBN number. It was obviously a labor of love
and it was printed in Sioux Falls South Dakota at "Insty Prints" It does
have a Library of Congress Catalog Card No. 76-11048.
I'd guess that since it was originally affiliated with the Sioux Falls
Historical Association, that some such organization might still exist and
carry whatever remaining copies there are of this voluminous tome. (It is
600 pages.)
Let me know if you want more on the Grindes and on that tale of travel. I
can xerox and send it if you can't find a copy of the book itself.
Christie Stilson
Portland, Oregon
> From:
> To:
> Subject: Re: South Dakota
> Date: Wednesday, September 24, 1997 4:15 PM
> In a message dated 97-09-24 04:34:43 EDT, you write:
> >
> > A kind relative sent me the English translation of "Norwegian Pioneers
> > History of Minnehaha County, South Dakota from 1866-1896." I'd be
happy to
> > do a quick search if anyone had family in this region.
> >
> > Christie
> >
> Hello, Christie --
> Can you tell me if Garretson, SD is in Minnehaha Cty.? (My atlas doesn't
> counties.) My great grandparents, Knute Nielsen Henjum & Botilde Grinde
> Henjum settled about 3 mi. west of Garretson in Edison township around
> I would love to know if they're in the book. If so, can you tell me the
> publisher so I can order a copy?
> Many thanks,
> Carole
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The count is in, and a record 20,521undergraduates are enrolled at the University of South Carolina's Columbia campus.
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University of South Carolina President Harris Pastides said the university has enrolled 3,930 freshmen and 1,200 transfers, totaling a record 5,130 first-year students. An additional 600 students are enrolled in the Bridge Program at one of the 16 state technical colleges so that they can have seamless transition to Carolina in the future.
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- The 500 freshmen in the Capstone Scholars program have an average SAT of 1306.
- The new Honors Residence, a living-learning community for 537 South Carolina Honors College students, has been built to Leadership in Energy and Environment Design (LEED) gold certification.
- More than 100 freshmen are receiving grants through the university's Gamecock Guarantee program ,which is supported by money from the ESPN Contract. That amount, totaling $1.2 million, also is being used to support a special aid program for almost 500 of the university's neediest students to continue or complete their college education.
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- 1194 -- Average SAT score for all incoming freshmen
- 1410 -- Average SAT score for the 320 incoming Carolina Honors College freshmen
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