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First United Methodist Church offers opportunities for adults of all generations to grow in their faith through spiritual practices, study and fellowship.
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Adult Faith Formation (AFF) helps people grow closer to God through spiritual practices, religious literacy, theology (the study of God), fellowship and information and activities that encourage human flourishing, such as health, education and safety. Here are some major programs:
Summer of the Arts: This easygoing Wednesday evening program delivers on two promises: 1) a delicious dessert; and 2) an engaging program with an "arts" emphasis. Programs for 2016 include building a nature collage, an open mic night to showcase church talent, exploration of the links between faith and beauty, an evening of the culinary arts tradition of Pakistan, and an opportunity to use the sewing arts to craft an American flag.
World Wisdoms Project: FUMC is a partner congregation and host for many events of this independent organization that seeks to build and nourish a community dedicated to theological reflection. The theme for the 2016-17 year is "Science and Theology: Creating a Path to the Future." Among the areas to be addressed are:
Supper in the Spirit: This popular program will return for a six-week block in fall 2016. It will include a light, informal dinner with friends of all ages, a variety of faith formation opportunities for adults and activities for children. Recent offerings have included a drop-in DVD study, a study of the parables of Jesus, an exploration of John and a study of spiritual formation for everyday living.
Additional Activities: Book studies, Bible studies, classes on spiritual formation practices, United Methodism, communications, advocacy and many more subjects are offered. Details on all programs are available Sundays at the Adult Faith Formation table in Fellowship Hall, in weekly Bulletin announcements and the monthly Carillon newsletter.
Sundays, ongoing, Village Commons
11 a.m.–noon
Contacts: Larry and Judy Artman, 266-1166
The Open Hearts class provides its adult members with opportunities to learn, to build relationships and to share with those in need. The class explores a variety of subjects using books, DVDs, guest speakers and study leaders from either inside or outside the class. Projects, activities and social events are an integral part of the class. We invite adults of all ages to participate and become long-term members of the class.
Sundays, ongoing, Parlor
9:30-10:30 a.m.
Contacts: Dean Daggett, 224-1125, or Warren Mauk, 482-3012
Discussion topics range from Bible study, the history of our (Methodist) faith and church, current issues of importance, and applying Christian teachings to everyday life.
The class meets from September through July. Coordinators, who assume leadership every quarter, plan and develop the schedule.
The class holds a fellowship potluck monthly.
Sundays, ongoing, Village Commons
9:15-10:15 am
Contact: Wayne Viney, 482-8269
The Serendipity Class, founded in the early 1960s, has been dedicated from its inception to the Wesleyan belief that spiritual truths are discerned through experience, reason, scripture, and tradition. The class is also committed to the idea that revelation is ongoing so there are always genuine new truths to be discovered.
Studies have included the history of the relations between science and religion and books such as Jeff Sharlet's The Family, Stephen Prothero's God is not One, Paul Froese and Christopher Bader's America's Four Gods and Charles Kimble's When Religion Becomes Evil.
The class meets regularly supports outreach projects such as Safe House and Village Earth. New members are always welcome!
Sundays, Room 235 Education Wing
9:30-10:30 a.m.
Contact: Margaret Hotze, 223-8539
This is a small group of couples and singles involved in Bible-based study for contemporary application and fellowship. Past studies include Companions in Christ, described as "a powerfully transforming experience in spiritual formation, opening lives to a deeper relationship with God." We have studied the Scriptures as interpreted by Max Lucado, Phillip Yancey and Richard Foster, among others and dug deeply into the lives of several people of note such as Martin Luther King, Henri Nouwen, Mahatma Gandhi and Mother Theresa.
A social activity is held at least once each quarter outside of the church. Discussion is essential to this group and everyone is welcome.
Group ministries at First United Methodist Church are dynamic and organic. Groups large and small are constantly forming for a wide variety of purposes – spiritual formation, book study, prayer, Bible study, fellowship, music, physical or mental health, theological reflection, a domestic or international mission trip, exploration of a social issue. Participants may learn a new spiritual practice or learn to practice a craft or art – spiritually.
A new group may form to prepare for a liturgical season, such as Lent or Advent. Another may form in anticipation of a guest speaker. The group may be age-specific, for adults of all ages, or intergenerational. Members may choose to convene for something as brief as two one-hour sessions, or they may meet weekly for decades and move through life stages together. Sometimes, groups form simply to provide a specific service to the church, the community or the world.
There is no top-down system of group ministry at FUMC. Groups form where there is a need and when leadership is identified.
What holds this broad package of group ministries together?
Christianity is practiced in community. Our largest groups are those who assemble on Sunday mornings for corporate worship. Other groups gather any day of the week at the church, in homes or in other venues where people choose to congregate, including those that draw us closer to the natural world. Participation in any of these groups is part of practicing what it means to be a Christian in the twenty-first century.
Why: Ensures full participation of women in the life and mission of the church.
Who: All advocates of women are welcome
When: Monthly meetings focus on the needs of church women
What: Supports women pastors' ministry. Plans activities meaningful to FCFUMC women.
Contact: Alyce Kaehler, 484-1463
What We Are. Approximately 200 women in our church belong to UMW, a world-wide organization approaching 1 million strong. United Methodist Women is that group of women in each church organized for mission and it "shall be a community of women whose purpose is to know God and to experience freedom as whole persons through Jesus Christ; to develop a creative, supportive fellowship; and to expand concepts of mission through participation in the global ministries of the church." (The Book of Discipline)
General Meeting. We meet once a month as a unit, usually on the 2nd Thursday, at 11:20 a.m. over a coffee, brunch or a luncheon. Each meeting consists of singing, devotions, good food, interesting programs, and a little membership business. Sometimes unit meetings are held at noon on a Sunday instead, so keep an eye out for the month's calendar. Click here to view the Program Schedule.
Circle Meetings. UMW also provides an opportunity to meet in smaller groups called "circles" for study and closer fellowship. Each circle supports at least one local mission project as well as the wider missions of the general unit and the Rocky Mountain Conference. Our unit currently has 8 circles representing a range of ages and meeting times. The schedule is provided to the right. Keep an eye on the bulletin board and Carillon for particular information each month.
Visitors and New Members Always Welcome!
Want more information? For more information about UMW or the Circles, you may contact Ellen Bode, or Nelda Carpenter, 970-213-2463.
Child care is available for meetings of Circles Abigail and Sarah.
Abigail: 1st and 3rd Tuesdays
Hannah: 2nd Monday – 6:00-8:30 p.m
Ruth: 4th Thursday at 9:30
Lois: 4th Thursday at 9:30 a.m.
Contact Shirley Myers – 970-797-2438
Sarah: 1st and 3rd Wednesdays at 9:30 a.m.
TUF*: 2nd Sunday at 3:00 p.m.
*Teens United in Faith (Grades 5 thru 12)
Broader Websites:
Conference: www.rmcumw.org
National: www.unitedmethodistwomen.org
Facebook: UMWomen (for additional links)
Online Communities: http://umwonline.org
Mission Resource Center: www.missionresourcecenter.org
Who: Mothers of young children are encouraged to attend
How: Childcare is offered at no cost
When: Mondays during the school year 9:15 a.m. - 10:15 a.m.
Where: FUMC Parlor
Why: Create charity quilts for Child Safe and military personnel
Who: All quilters are welcome.
When: Second Wednesday of each month from 9:00 a.m. - noon
Contact: Thelma Mauk, 482-3012
Why: Read novels chosen by members
How: Variety of life and faith issues are explored
Who: All women are welcome
When: Third Monday of each month - 7:00 p.m.
Contact: Jayme Harper
Click Here to download the reading list
Why: Create warm shawls for people in need
Who: Any knitter and crotchetier of any skill level is welcome
When: Third Saturday of each month from 9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
Where: Parlor
Contact: Elva Alden-Petring, 482-0983
Why: Greet new babies with handmade blankets and quilts
Who: Anyone interested in quilting for new babies
When: Fourth Monday of every month
Contact: Charlotte Allum, 226-4149
Why: To pray for people in the church, community and world
Who: Everyone is welcome
When: Every Tuesday at 9:30 a.m.
Where: Parlor
Contact: Margaret Hotze, 223-8539
FUMC serves and is served by the men of the church in many ways. The men are largely responsible for maintaining the landscaping around the church. A group of men leads in the distribution of wreaths in December. And an annual Men's Retreat is usually hosted offsite for a day or a weekend. Join in these activities to enjoy meaningful fellowship.
A Thursday Bible study breakfast is hosted at 6:30 AM at The Egg & I Restaurant on South College Ave. This Bible study is led by our senior pastor.
Senior Ministry at FUMC draws participants, age 50 to 100+ who want to connect to activities and events that foster opportunities for fellowship, recreation, and opportunities for service to others in the context of Christian community – persons of all ages and faiths, though are always welcome! Options abound as do the wide ranging interests of our participants.
Both large and small group events and activities are regularly on the calendar, planned and overseen by the Senior Council. Council meetings, scheduled quarterly, are open to anyone interested in participating in the planning process.
Senior Council is always open to new programs and activities that respond to the interests of senior adults or that help them to find ways of being of service to others. For more information about any of the events, activities or programs below, or to receive the regular FUMC Senior Ministry Email Update, contact Linn Zink, , Senior Council Co-Coordinator.
The Double Nickel Lunch is the largest monthly gathering for FUMC seniors. It is held the second Friday of each month at noon at the church. For only $4.00, you can get a tasty lunch, hear an interesting program, sign up for other upcoming activities, and find fellowship and support. No reservation required.
Third Thursday Lunch is a smaller monthly gathering that begins at 11:30 and moves to a different nearby restaurant each month. It especially offers newcomers a good way to get to know others – participants may come once or regularly. This lunch does not meet in the months of June and July.
Monday Afternoon at the Movies: One Monday of each month (most often the 3rd Monday but sometimes the 4th due to church holiday closures), we show a movie in the Cinema Center, 2nd floor of the church, at 1:00. Snacks are provided and a discussion time follows the movie. We show the movies with closed captions so we won't miss any of the dialog. This is a free event - all are welcome.
Okay Chorale is a singing group led by some of our Senior Council members for folks with memory issues or diagnoses and their friends and encouragers - it's open to all who love to sing old favorites of a variety of styles from decades past. This open to all group meets each 1st and 3rd Thursday from 3 to 4 pm in the Village Commons room, 2nd floor of the church and is part of our FUMC Congregational Care Ministry.
Grief Support Group: FUMC Seniors have a special history with the ongoing grief support group of our church, currently led by a Senior Council member and part of our FUMC Congregational Care Ministry. This group is open to all ages, but seniors are generally part of the mix. This always open and welcoming group has been offering support to church and community members of various faiths every Tuesday at 4:00 pm in the church conference room for over ten years.
Senior Birthday Recognition: Birthday cards are sent to seniors in the congregation who are celebrating milestone birthdays – 80 years and older! Everyone who participates in our monthly Double Nickel Lunch is invited to sign these cards which are mailed out monthly.
First Friday Bridge is an open monthly event in the church parlor each first Friday of the month at 6:30. New players of various skill levels are always welcome! Refreshments are served. Call Mary Ann Henke, 223-8725, or Thelma Mauk, 482-3012, to make reservations.
Bus Outings: Twice a year the Senior Council sponsors a large group full-day trip on a commercial bus. We have visited area museums, the aquarium, the wild life sanctuary, viewed fall foliage, and pursued a variety of interesting destinations.
Small Group Outings: Throughout the year, and especially during the warmer months, the Senior Council plans for day or half-day outings to area places of interest using the church van or car pools. Recent outings have led to Denver, the Poudre Canyon, and across the border into Wyoming. An annual Christmas dinner and lights outing in Fort Collins continues to be popular with FUMC seniors.
Hiking Group: Many active seniors at FUMC are always looking for friends to hike with in the Fort Collins area and in Rocky Mountain National Park. In winter the group looks for snowshoeing adventures on blue sky days. Warm weather offers options in a variety of scenic landscapes. Hikes are typically in the moderate or easy rated categories (though hiking poles are always required). These hikes proceed at a comfortable pace for the participants and always allow time for picture taking.
Intergenerational Caroling: Each December we gather at the church to get on the van with church members of all ages to sing to home bound members around the town. More than one time is planned to accommodate our volunteer singers and the many who they will visit. Watch for details in our church publicity each fall.
Volunteer Opportunities abound for seniors at FUMC Fort Collins. A wide range of seniors volunteer to make senior ministry possible and are also involved in various ministry programs of the church that serve the congregation and people in the community and beyond. These include Faith Family Hospitality, Congregational Care Visitation Team, Love in Action, FUMC Transportation Ministry, and the welcoming ministries of greeting and ushering. Seniors are active in our teaching, music, library, and various outreach ministries. You will see them serving in numerous areas that reach out to others of all ages, and intergenerational events are welcome!


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I am not experienced with this, but I am 36 wks 5 days and had something like that off and on all night on Tuesday night. I was feeling really pathetic in the morning and was inclined to stay in bed and whimper. But I dragged myself out to the shower and ate breakfast. It helped with the generally feeling awful, though I still have so much pressure in my pelvic area.
I had an appointment with my HB midwife yesterday. She checked me and thinks that I will still be pregnant next week, though she could feel baby A's head way down low. I think that with A's head so low and her sister sitting right on top of her, I am generally uncomfortable. The crampiness comes and goes. It tends to be more noticeable when I lay down for a while. When I move around and/or eat, it tends to go away.
I am torn on which is more uncomfortable. If I am upright, I feel so much pressure in and around my pelvis and cervix. If I lie down, they slide up into my lungs and I can hardly breathe. I'm sure that I am fun to sleep with at this point, with all of my huffing and puffing and panting!
Just curious, but what day gets you to 37 weeks? I have been counting down to 37 weeks as what I am most comfortable with, too. For me, it's this coming Sunday!
You might be experiencing Pubic Symphysis Diastasis, in which case, it has no bearing on when you might go into labour. My OB wanted me to get any pubic pain checked out, so I went in when I got excruciating pressure and pain without contractractions, but it turned out to be PSD, which is uncomfortable but nothing to worry about. It was painful off and on until shortly after the babies were born.
By 36 weeks, you are less likely to have the sort of preterm labour that doesn't even feel like you are contracting, so that kind of pressure is less of a worry than in might have been a few weeks ago. But, if it worries you, I would trust your gut and at least call your care provider.
2) Intense stabbing pain in your cervix can mean a breech baby. I could tell when Claire was breech because Oh. My. Gawd. the intense stabbing pains from her kicking my cervix could literally take my breath away!
You'd know the pain I'm talking about if he were breech for sure. Every footling breech mama I've ever talked to has nodded vigerously when I've mentioned the stabbing pain!
I spent the last three or four weeks of my twin pregnancy convinced that baby A was going to fall out. The pressure was really intense. The OB said it was my cervix dilating. Maybe.
But...What I really wanted to say was that as soon as I heard it was twins I decided I was going to give birth at 36 weeks. I was determined. I walked around four and five centimeters dilated for several weeks, and then went into labor when I was 36 weeks exactly. That might be what's happening with you, who knows.
You'd know the pain I'm talking about if he were breech for sure. Every footling breech mama I've ever talked to has nodded vigerously when I've mentioned the stabbing pain!
Oh goodness Mandie, I know just how you feel. I spent all my emotional energy getting to 37 weeks that I was just DONE and wanted them OUT! I'm so glad we went to 39 though, as Claire was pretty tiny (6.6) and the extra two weeks was a good thing (I am normally a 39-40 week Mama). Hang in there. I got on just to check on you! My computer is going down frequently thanks to a virus so I'll probably miss the birth. I'm thinking of you though!
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SP Balu recalled, "I happened to be in USA when similar calamities occurred. I can proudly say, with limited resources available, Chandrababu is doing a better job than the US government. For the first time in my life time, I see extraordinarily humane coordination between the Centre and the State Governments. Do we have the Swarna Bhaarath in sight in the near future? Why not, if we all shell out our share of responsibilities. Need of the hour, leaders like Naidu and Modi."


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North Dakota: Young and getting younger
FARGO -- Fresh out of college, Rebecca Marohn and Jessica Herd moved from their college towns to North Dakota this summer with new jobs at Microsoft in mind and some lingering doubts about living in Fargo.
But the city's sense of vitality and growth -- not to mention cheap rent and good jobs -- quickly erased their skepticism, they said.
"Opportunity is here. This is the place to start," said Herd, who moved here from her college town of Tallahassee, Fla. "That's what attracts people our age."
Marohn, 22, and Herd, 24, joined the growing ranks of young adults in North Dakota. The state has the largest proportion of 20- to 24-year-olds among the 50 states -- nearly 9.3 percent, according to an analysis of 2012 U.S. census population estimates.
And while the rest of the nation is getting older, as reflected in steady increases in nearly every state's median age over the past two years, North Dakota is getting younger. And fast.
The drop in North Dakota's median age from 37 in 2010 to 36.1 last year -- enormous in such a short window -- had census officials double- and triple-checking that it wasn't the product of a math error, state census office manager Kevin Iverson said.
Business and census experts like Iverson agree: It's yet another sign of how much the state's economy has grown, largely driven by soaring farm commodity prices and an oil boom in western North Dakota spreading benefits (and population growth) across the state.
"When you're 20, it's just easier to go where the jobs are at," Iverson said. "You've got a trunk full of stuff and you're on four wheels and you go where you need to go."
Saving North Dakota
Just 10 years ago, North Dakota's sons and daughters were leaving by the thousands, contributing to annual population losses and a grim outlook for the state.
A 2002 report from the North Dakota State Data Center pegged the out-migration of young adults as a major trend and concern. The state's population had been stagnant since the 1980s, and the report projected 1,000 20- to 24-year-olds would leave the state by 2005. By 2025, the count would climb above 6,000.
State demographers openly worried about the loss of vitality that out-migration would bring. The Forum ran an expansive series in late 2002 about the state's grim mood and outlook called "Saving North Dakota."
The reversal since then has been staggering.
In what's now the fastest-growing state in the nation, North Dakota's young adult count grew more than twice as fast as its total population between 2010 and 2012.
Of the 27,000 new North Dakotans counted between the 2010 census and the Census Bureau's estimate, nearly 6,000 were 20- to 24-year-olds. More than half of the state's population growth was from people between 20 and 34 years old, according to census data.
Iverson said his research shows that population growth isn't limited to the oilfields of the Bakken region -- it's spread across the entire state. Though the Minot area's young adult population grew the most, the Fargo area was No. 2, he said.
North Dakota has had among the largest proportion of young adults for many years. Even in those dark years back in 2000, it was second only to Utah. Washington, D.C., has consistently topped the list with between 9 and 10 percent of its population made up of 20- to 24-year-olds.
Michael Ziesch, a manager in the Labor Market Information Center at Job Service North Dakota, said they've seen the growth of the state's young adult population in many industries, particularly mining, construction, retail and hospitality.
"In terms of opportunity, it's really a young job-seekers market," Ziesch said.
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Take North Dakota's status as the state with the largest proportion of 20- to 24-year-olds and mix in its low unemployment rate for young adults, cheap rent prices and lots of bars per capita. For Richard Barrington, spokesman and personal finance expert for MoneyRates.com, that was a recipe to make North Dakota the No. 1 state for young adults.
Barrington said he would have been surprised to see North Dakota on top if he hadn't been following the state's booming economy for years.
"Right now, there are a lot of places where it's very hard to get a job," he said. "For a young person trying to get a start in life, it's very important to look in the right places."
A similar study from the Opportunity Nation coalition, which ranked states based on their support for young adults, put North Dakota at No. 3, behind Vermont and Minnesota. The Opportunity Nation report weighed a number of different factors, including college graduation rates, income equality and violent crime rates.
Megan Priebe wasn't expecting to be wowed by Fargo's shopping options and restaurants when she moved here to take a job in January.
"I think that the Fargo area is very welcoming to the 20- to 24-year olds," said Priebe, who recently turned 24.
After graduating in May 2012 from the College of St. Benedict in Collegeville, Minn., with a bachelor's degree in management, she hunted for jobs in the Twin Cities area for eight fruitless months.
"That didn't work out because they're not hiring," she said. "And Fargo is hiring."
Broadening her search quickly landed her a job with Sanford Health, where she works as a human resources representative.
Barrington said he thought there was "a little bit of a chicken and egg thing going on" in North Dakota. Has the state's economy and amenities for Priebe and other young adults driven that population growth? Or has the increase in 20- to 24-year-olds led to more bars, nightclubs and gyms and better Internet service?
Probably some of both, he said.
"A state with a lot of young people in it is going to tend to be more dynamic," Barrington said. "As that youthful population starts to come in, you start to see a ripple effect."
For Iverson, there was no doubt what's behind the influx of young adults in North Dakota, whether they moved here, like Ram, or turned 20 and stayed.
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You know your Objective Lens is 40MM that is the size of the front cover. Look up the scope and see what you Subjective is in MMs. Looks like a 35MM.
I will say not every 40mm objective is the same size OD. your best bet is to take your rifle to your LGS and try the caps on.
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Be careful and measure 3 or 4 times if you don't want to try them on. I have wasted a few bucks on shipping ordering the wrong caps.
I did find when measuring last night that if you do the conversion from inches to MM that my objective lens is a bit bigger than 40mm...it actually came out to be just under 45mm. I think I'm just going to take it to the LGS where I bought it and try on some scope caps, which I should have thought about before I left. Also determined that I probably won't be able to use the flip ups because I don't think the bolt will clear it when it's cycled. So looks like I'll just be going with the snap on/offs.
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Turkey Potato Casserole
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I found this recipe on allrecipes.com and had to put it here because it is just so good!I'm not a big fan of green beans so I subbed them for frozen corn and peas instead.This is a great dish for leftovers the next day also.I added about 1/2 cup of water to the soup to spread it a bit farther. Prep time includes the time it takes to boil the potatoes.
Top Review by sandramhedrick
My family loved this dish. We have a difficult time eating left over turkey but it was delicious in this recipe. I cut the recipe in half to fit an 8X8 baking dish and used condensed cream of chicken soup instead of mushroom. To save time I microwaved a 28 oz container of frozen mashed potatoes. I used almost all of them but I love potatoes. Also I cubed the turkey. Excellent, versatile recipe. Sandra
Ingredients Nutrition
- 453.59 g cooked turkey, shredded
- 1 onion, chopped
- 411.06 g can green beans, drained
- 304.75 g can condensed cream of mushroom soup
- 226.79 g cubed cheddar cheese
- 226.79 g shredded cheddar cheese
- 946.36 ml prepared mashed potatoes, 2 or 3 large potatoes
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- Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C).
- Place turkey in an even layer on the bottom of a 9x13 inch baking dish.
- Top with a layer of onion and a layer of green beans (or peas,corn etc)so that the turkey is no longer visible.
- Pour the condensed soup over the onion layer, then sprinkle with shredded cheese.
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I recon I have the boobs for this, but what about the rest?
Think someone is horny and wants a little attention, lol
Have an opinion?
Sure, give it a go. Completely d1kgi03fwe8pb6.cloudfront.net/.../Recommended.jpg
WOOOW! I got a little tingle going on down there! Very hot!
It's hard to see the rest because it's blocked by your coat or whatever you're wearing, and the counter.
Having seen your other pictures, I know you have the boobs for this!
What would you make you think you could not?
Sure its ok, a little working out wouldn't hurt
but it all flows nicely
I think you know you can and you're teasing us;)
the pic isn't working sister... re-upload it please :-)
Yeah I would say you can pull this off , just when your casualy out put a bra on. Unless you want back pain.
Yes you sure can
You look like you pull it off lol.
By rest, do you mean the rest of your body in this picture, or the rest of your photobucket?
Pull it off for what? A magazine? Or maybe you just want attention...
Ummmm yes. Wow.
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I can't see the pic... dammit!
"I recon I have the boobs for this" O_O understatement
You got this, you go girl hahaaa:P
Im sure you can. You're very sexy.
What is the point of this if you know the answer o. o
No, I think it looks better off... ;)
Sure why not.
is ideal. it's really nice.
Holy tits that's nice
your snapchat is?
You're attractive, but please cover yourself up.
That pose would look better with your arms completely above your head.
White girls are so classy...
Im fapping to it now.
u look so typically Aussie. i see u! :)
well, if u got it, flaunt it.. and ehm... u already know you've got it;P
What rest? Isn't it all about the boobs? I wouldn't recommend the pose because you look a little desperate for attention, but if you want to send that to your boyfriend you could totally pull it off.
Definitely you've got the perfect body for it
not working anymore
it's gone. won't show.
Aw you're so insecure
ye luks hot bt wot r u usin it for? ur boobs r lik mine :-) xxx
You should've cleaned your bathroom first.
Then curled your hair.
Then maybe just maybe it would've been okay.
But then again you should be fine guys don't pay attention to detail when boobs are involved.
Attention craver.
You could just go try it out and you know that
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Gustav C BruckerMy father, Gustav C Brucker, was held in Stalag 3C. I am just now looking at a letter dated Nov 2, 1950 to GUSTAV C BRUCKER from the �War Claims Commission, Wash. DC� He received a payment of $178.00 for his imprisonment from 7 Aug 1944 to 31 Jan 1945.Kathy Brucker-Haywood
Sgt. Walter RichardsonMy grandfather Walter Richardson was a prisoner of war in October 1944. He was a prisoner of Stalag 3c alt Drewitz in Brandenburg. If anyone has information about the camp or Sgt. Richardson please e-mail me.Jim Richardson
S/Sgt. Thomas Gunton Budington 69 Inf.Our father Thomas Budington was captured in France, around Oct. 20 or so of 1944. He was shipped around Germany in box cars and ended up in Stalag 3c in Kristan Germany (now in Poland). On his German POW dog tags are the following numbers: ST- XII A, under which is: 93019.
After the war he was a lawyer, Police Officer with NYPD and an NYS Court Officer, he died in 1990. Any information anyone might have would be appreciated.Tom Budington
T/Sgt Joseph Benjamin Lewis 101st InfantryThis was from the Hutchinson, Kansas newspaper after my dad returned from WWII.
Russian Tanks Led by Woman Liberate Yanks
When Russian tanks, spear-heading an armored column, roared into Stalag III-C, 50 miles east of Berlin, to liberate 4,000 American, Russian, French and Italian prisoners interned there, the Yanks rubbed their eyes in surprise�commander of the lead tank was a woman! T-Sgt. Joe B. Lewis, son of Mr. and Mrs. H.A. Lewis of Sylvia, has this woman patriot and other fighting Red troops to thank for his freedom today. They effected his release after five months internment, his camp being the first for enlisted men to be liberated in Germany. Looking fit as the proverbial fiddle, Sgt. Lewis is home on 60 day furlough. He shows few marks of his experience as enforced guest of the German government. The Nazis fed him little more than soup and bread during his imprisonment, but Red Cross parcels came through with surprising regularity and kept the prisoners alive. The pounds he did lose have been regained since his release, for, as he says, he had been living on �the fat of the land.�
Taken Captive Last September Lewis was taken captive on September 10, after landing on the �Omaha� beachhead in France, July 5, fighting through the difficult St. Lo campaign and then south with the Third army to Nancy. That night his company was detailed to cross a German-held bridge over the Moselle river and to seize high ground on the other side where a beachhead could be established. �It looked like a dash to death,� the soldier said. �The bridge was covered with machine guns and artillery and had been mined. The first company started over about 9, we followed at 10:30. �We ran all the way, dodging the mines which we could see by artillery flares and the half-moonlight. One or two men were blown up by mines and some were shot, but all the time I was running the enemy never fired a machine gun. �Incidentally, they didn�t blow the bridge until 2 o�clock the next morning�why they were so slow we didn�t know, unless they thought they could finish us off after we reached the other side. Had To Set Up Defense �The first thing we had to do, when we got across, was to try to get our men together (Sgt. Lewis was weapons platoon sergeant) and set up some kind of defense. �My group made it about one-third the way up a hill, but the Germans were walking down a road firing at us, and it soon got too hot. We had to retreat back to a little drainage ditch and dig in there. �By that time, we were pretty disorganized. My machine gun section set up along the ditch and fired down the road at the advancing Germans. We killed some, but they kept coming. �We finally got them just about stopped, but small patrols of Nazis would try to infiltrate our positions. The fight went on until 3 o�clock in the morning, when they brought up their heavy tanks, the Mark VI. �We hadn�t been able to bring any tanks or tank destroyers across the bridge before it was blown up, because of the mines, nor could we get any more ammunition or supplies. It looked hopeless.
Bazooka Knocked Out Tank �We did knock out one tank with bazookas, but the other Marks came up and started firing. They blew some of our men right out of their foxholes. �A German hand grenade went off about two feet from where I was standing in the ditch. Fragments hit me in the hand and the lip, although that didn�t bother me too much. �With such odds against us, there wasn�t anything to do but to give up. Some 200 of us were captured. The others were killed, wounded, or drowned while trying to swim back across the river. A few made it. Our bunch never had a chance to try. The Kraut-eaters were between us and the Moselle. �Our company commander surrendered his men. The Germans told us to throw down our weapons and come out with our hands above our heads. It was still dark then�about 4 o�clock. �All walking casualties were taken to a German aid station two miles away, but I went on into Nancy with the rest of our bunch.
Sgt. Lewis Questioned �We were taken to German headquarters and searched, then certain of us were interrogated. I was one. They tried to bribe me with food, cigarettes, coffee and wine, but I never told them anything. However, they already knew our outfit and division. �Afterwards, I was given first aid at a hospital. That took some time, so I missed being shipped by train to Lemburg, Poland, with the other prisoners. Instead, several of us had to stay two days in a schoolhouse in Nancy. �About 75 of us were finally assembled and walked from Nancy to Saarbrucken. The first night we stayed in a cow barn and the second at a Brown Shirt headquarters. We weren�t mistreated on the way. �At Saarbrucken we were put on a train and taken to Lemburg, arriving there on Sept. 18 and staying until the 23rd in the transit camp. Were registered, had our clothing checked and got our German dog tags.
Worked On Railroad �Some of the fellows had to sleep out in the open�on �starvation hill� we called it�and they nearly froze, but I was lucky and got to sleep in a barracks for that privilege, I had to work on the railroad at Lemburg. We filled in bomb craters, fixed the rails and cleaned up. Worked from 8 to 6, but it wasn�t too hard because we GIs would lean on our shovels whenever the Jerries weren�t looking. �Sanitary conditions at the camp were very bad, and so was the food. For breakfast we had tea or coffee, for dinner soup. In addition, six men were allotted one loaf of bread a day. No Red Cross packages had arrived, and we nearly starved. �After five days there, we were moved to Stalag III-C by boxcar. The first Americans ever in that camp had been interned only two weeks before. There were many men from our other Allied armies, but we weren�t allowed to mingle with them. However, we would talk to the Russians through the fence and trade them cigarettes for bread.
Never Had To Work �At this camp, we didn�t have to do any work. We sat around and talked�mostly about food. It got rather cold, and we didn�t have enough fuel, but a Red Cross representative from Geneva and a YMCA man from Berlin visited us and found out the conditions. After that, things were better. We got clothing, equipment, toilet articles, etc., from the Red Cross. �The Germans allowed us to shower once a month. We had to wash our clothes at a pump. As for the food�it was about the same as before, but the Red Cross parcels began coming rather regularly. �When Christmas finally rolled around, we decorated our barracks with crepe paper, made icicles out of tin cans and fixed up a Christmas tree. We had special programs and sang carols at the hospital. For dinner that day, there was a treat�potatoes, compliments of the mess sergeant and his gang who had snitched them from the Germans.
Russians 12 Miles Away �On the thirtieth of January, we learned that the Russians were only 12 miles away. The following day the Germans tried to evacuate the camp. �At 10:30 that morning, we were made to walk about six miles, but the Russians fired on our troops, thinking we were the enemy. They killed 27 Americans, I heard, and wounded twice that many. Our column turned around and headed back to camp. A few of our men, however, broke away and ran to the Reds to tell them who we were. �Again at 1 o�clock that afternoon, the Germans tried once more to move us. The Reds turned us back again, but this time no one was hurt. �After that, there wasn�t anything to do but stay in the air raid shelters at the camp. It was hot around there�German planes were in the sky, and artillery was pounding.
Camp Not Defended �The Germans had no defenses set up at the camp, so there was no opposition when the Russian tank column came rolling up. Several German guards at Stalag III-C had surrendered to the Americans that morning in order to escape the Russians but the next day the Reds took them out and shot them. �The Red spearhead went driving on. We stayed in camp three days until the mail body of their troops came up. On Feb. 3, the Russians moved us to a town about five miles away, and from then on we were on our own. �We lived off the fat of the land. Ransacked deserted German houses for food. There were few natives around. �In small groups, we rode bicycles, walked, hitch-hiked and even rode in wagons until we reached Lublin, Poland. There we came across some Yank officers who had been liberated, and we were given some semblance of order.
Polish People Helped �The Russians provided us with a building to sleep in, and the Polish people divided what little they had with us. We were visited by Red Cross workers, who helped a lot. �We stayed in Lublin for five days and then were taken by train to Odessa, Russia. After that the Reds took pretty good care of us. We were in Odessa about a week, before we boarded a British transport for Port Said, Egypt. There we lived like kings, drew three men�s rations, had ice cream and attended shows. Then we were taken by boat to Naples, where we joined our own forces.
Source: The Hutchinson News Herald Hutchinson, Kansas Sunday, May 6, 1945Jeanne Owen
S/Sgt. Richard Carl Morris 36th Armored Infantry RegimentMy great grandfather was a POW at Stalag 3c from 27th September 1944 to 31st January 1945. His name is S/Sgt Richard C Morris. He was taken POW on 17th of September 1944 on a reconnaissance mission in Aachen, Germany. He was wounded in the shin with shrapnel, a British doctor (who was taken POW during the battle of Dunkirk in 1940) removed the shrapnel from his shin with out anesthetics. He was part of the 3rd armored division during the war. After the Russians liberated the came he walk to Odessa, Russia. When he got to Odessa he was reading a magazine and one of the pages was about a factory right around the corner from his house in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. Know what the odds of that are. When he was in the camp he met a man by the name of Sgt Louis Anderson. Well come to find out he lives on the east side of Cuyahoga falls and that they did not know each other but they both knew the same people. They both stayed by each other all the way home. They walked to Odessa took a ship to Naples, Italy and than took the USS. Wakefield to Boston, Mass. I am not sure how they got home from there. I have read some of they great grandfathers war diaries and a couple times he talks about how he never would take about the war ever, he never did my papa witch is Richard son said that he never told his story no mater how many times he asked. The only way I know about his story is going through his war trunk, and finding his diaries and his letter he wrote home through the Red Cross postcards. I am a WWII buff my self and I am believe that if my grandfather did not join the army of even fought in any war I don�t think I would know who he is. I am proud of his serves for ower country. I really wish I could have met him I don�t think he would have ever told me his story but you never know tell you try. So thank you for taking your time to read this short story.
S/Sgt. Forrest H. Monroe 64th, Coy C Infantry Replacement Training CenterMy father, Staff Sergeant Forrest H. Monroe, was in the US Army, Company C, 64th IRTC Battalion in WWII. He was a POW in Stalag 12A and Stalag 3C between October 1944 and February 1945. He passed away on 2nd October 2004. He had a wartime log with pictures that he drew of Stalag 3c and some comics, cartoons and poems. If anyone is interested, I will send them a copy. If anyone has information concerning him please contact me.Timothy J Monroe
Paul E. Larson 83rd InfantryMy father was a POW in Stalag 3C from July 1944, through to the liberation by the Russians, which was sometime after the first of the new year.Kevin Larson
S/Sgt. John W. JacksonI am looking for information about POWs in Stalags 3c or 12a from 7th July 1944 to 31st January 1945. My father was interned in these camps during this time. He enlisted through Jefferson Barracks, MO (near St Louis) and lived in Quincy, IL after the war, until his death in 1993.John Jackson
Dale ThatcherMy father, Dale Thatcher, was a POW in Stalag 3C until liberated by the Russians on 31st January. I would welcome information about the camp.Larry Thatcher
Derwood VititowMy grandfather and his identical twin brother were both POWs at Stalag 3C, Alt Drewitz Brandenburg, Prussia. My grandfather's name is Derwood Vititow. They were both there until the camp was liberated by the Russians. Unfortunately, my grandfather would never talk about the war and he passed away in 1996. I am very proud of his sacrifices and would like to pass along some history to future generations. I am having a difficult time finding out much about this camp. Any information would be greatly appreciated.Lindy Vititow
Vernon Lee McGuireMy brother, Vernon Lee McGuire, was a POW in Stalag 3C for about nine months in 1945. He was a paratrooper and jumped behind enemy lines during the Normandy invasion. He and eight or nine other troopers were captured by a German motor patrol several days later. Sometime after that, they were loaded into a small rail boxcar with 30 or more other men, many of whom were wounded. They were on this train for 28 days before reaching a prison camp. One night during the train ride they were in the heart of Berlin as it was being bombed by the Americans. Luckily there were not hit. He may have been in more than one camp, but was in 3C shortly before they were freed by three Russian tanks. At that time they were being marched to another camp when the tanks came upon them. He told me that the tank commander of those three tanks was a buxom blonde Russian woman. After they were freed all of the POWs scattered and slowly worked their way back to the American lines.Harold McGuire
Kennard RummageMy grand uncle Kennard Rummage was a POW in Stalag 3C. He only told the story once when he got stateside, and refused to speak of it again. I believe he escaped from the camp before the Russians liberated it. His story, as passed through my grandmother, relates how he and two other POWs escaped through Poland. Uncle Ken said he would not be alive today if it wasn't for the bravery of the Polish underground. One of his two comrades did not make it out of Poland. Ken and his other comrade made it to the Russian lines, hitched their way south and eventually ended up in a US military hospital in Italy. The two men were flown to Miami and put on a train to Washington DC to be debriefed. On this train trip the other main either fell or jumped to his death off the train. Uncle Ken was unclear on how that happened. Any information about this story would be much appreciated.Kevin Bostwick
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OZONE PARK, N.Y. - Baldomera, a graded stakes-placed runner, holds an experience edge over six rivals in Saturday's $75,000-added Dearly Precious at Aqueduct, but her less seasoned competitors can't be dismissed too quickly, particularly Bohemian Lady and Among My Souvenirs.
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won her career debut by 4 1/2 lengths Dec. 20 and, four weeks later, won an allowance race by two lengths. For both of her wins, Bohemian Lady earned a Beyer Speed Figure of 84, which betters each of her rivals in the Dearly Precious.
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