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The Cross: The Greatest Pro-Life Initiative Ever Taken
LIFE International understands that the horror of abortion is a global tragedy. Their mission is to multiply life-giving ministries wherever abortion is provided around the world. To see a little more of the heart that drives their mission, Kurt Dillinger responds to a few questions I recently asked him.
What biblical truth is the primary foundation for your ministry's approach to the global mission field created by abortion?
Jesus says in John 10:10 that "the thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy; I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full." Our enemy is attacking God by destroying his image-bearers, the pre-born, along with the potential they have to be worshipers of him.
The hope for a woman and man facing an unplanned pregnancy is to know the Life-giver and to make wise, life-giving choices for their child. God's plan for mother, father, and child is that they would have life to the full! Our response to this must be to follow our Savior in his mission: offering the hope of the gospel to a world in desperate need of his abundant life.
How does following Jesus and receiving his forgiveness direct the vision and activity of LIFE International?
The greatest and most profound pro-life initiative ever to take place in the history of mankind was when God sent his Son to die on the cross for our sins (John 3:16-17). That is the pro-life movement we've joined and the one we've invited others to join with us. At the cross we see that people are of inestimable value and worth to God. His message of unconditional love and forgiveness is what the world needs to hear.
How is the sanctity of human life viewed in the majority world?
Cultural attitudes and worldviews that devalue human life have infected the global culture in general and the Christian culture as well. For example, in places around the world, we have seen married pastors carry on with multiple mistresses. Church leaders send their wives and daughters to have abortions. Some Christian husbands even abuse their wives to enforce submission. Christian women may have dozens of abortions during their childbearing years. Each of these examples demonstrates how every nation has a flawed theology of life.
Kurt Dillinger is the founder and president of LIFE International. Kurt and his wife, Gail, have been married for 32 years, and have three children, Abby, Maggi, and Calvin.


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This week, Designer Rachel Roy left photographers and onlookers agape when she strolled on to the red carpet in her pajamas at the premiere of One Day. Roy wore a blue-and-white striped ensemble, black Manolo Blahnik sandals, thick black glasses and an over sized brown leather clutch.
The pajama pants look is actually trending this season. Other celebs, including Ryan Gosling, have been seen rocking the bed-wear to industry events.
"Style is a mindset. It's about confidence. If you don't have self-confidence, it's difficult to have style, because the 2 go together," Roy tweeted last weekend.
Do you agree? Is Roy's look Fab or Drab? Leave your comments and let me know!

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"This is out of the May/June 2010 Clean Eating magazine. If you like heat double the amount of Cajun seasoning and add some cayenne pepper to taste. Cooking time does not include overnight soaking of bean. See note if you want to use canned red beans. Nutritional info per 1-cup serving: Cal: 292, Total Fat: 2g, Carbs: 53g, Fiber: 4g, Protein: 15g, Sodium: 427 mg, Cholesterol: 7mg from the magazine."
Creole Dirty Rice - Clean Eating
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READY IN:2hrs 20mins
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 cup brown rice
- 7 ounces lean turkey sausage, smoked, deli fresh
- olive oil flavored cooking spray
- 1 medium yellow onion, diced
- 1 green bell pepper, cored, seeded and diced
- 3 garlic cloves, mined
- 8 ounces dried red beans, soaked overnight in water in a covered pot
- 1 bay leaf
- 2 tomatoes, preferably Roma, cored, seeded and finely chopped
- 1 1⁄2 teaspoons cajun seasoning
- sea salt, to taste
- pepper, to taste
- 4 tablespoons fresh cilantro, minced
- Cook brown rice according to package directions. Remove from heat and set aside.
- In a medium-size pot, cover sausage with about 3 inches of water. Bring to a boil, then allow to boil for 10 minutes. Remove from heat, drain and let cool for 5 minutes before slicing sausage.
- Heat a large pot over medium-high heat. Mist with cooking spray and add onion, green pepper and garlic. Saute for about 5 minutes or until vegetables are cooked through. Drain soaked beans and rinse with cold water. Add beans, bay leaf and 3 cups water to pot with vegetables. Bring to a boil, then let boil for 20 minutes before reducing heat to medium-low. Cook until beans are soft, stirring occasionally and adding more water as it evaporates, about 2 hours. When beans are cooked through and water has reduced to less than 1 cup, add tomatoes and cook for at least 15 more minutes.
- Remove bay leaf. Stir in Cajun seasoning, (and cayenne pepper if using), cooked rice and sausage and cook for about 10 minutes. Season with salt and pepper and garnish with cilantro before serving.
- Tip: Since red beans can give your Creole Dirty Rice a dark hue, you can keep your soaked beans and rice mixture separate and mixing them together just before serving.
- Note: If using canned beans make sure to rinse and drain them well before using. You will only need to warm them up for about 5 to 10 minutes instead of cooking them for 2 hours. And , you can reduce the water from 3 cups to 1/2 cup.
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Utah State vs Boise State Recap - Boise State Wins 78-74
Boise State grabbed a 78-74 win over Utah State on Saturday, behind a 19-point effort from Derrick Marks at Taco Bell Arena.
Boise State earned a straight-up victory but suffered an ATS defeat in failing to cover the 8-point spread.
Boise State got 17 points from Nick Duncan and another 15 points from Ryan Watkins. Anthony Drmic contributed 4 assists, while Ryan Watkins cleaned the glass with 16 rebounds.
Utah State got a 24-point performance from Jarred Shaw, who was supported by 16 points from Preston Medlin. Marcel Davis had 5 assists in a losing cause for Utah State, while Kyle Davis grabbed 8 rebounds.
First-half bettors who backed Boise State were victorious, as the score was 34-31 at the break.
The rebound battle favored Boise State as they grabbed 35 boards, while Utah State only had 23.


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The U.S. Postal Service is pushing for a faster way to decide whether post offices should stay open or close by unveiling a new review process that officials say could result in shuttering thousands of locations this year.
Postal employees work out of about 32,000 locations nationwide, but with a growing number of customers buying stamps and packaging services at pharmacies, groceries and office supply stores, officials said Thursday it's time to scale back.
"We feel it's what we have to do to remain the organization that we are," said Dean Granholm, USPS vice president for post office operations. "Any retailer in the business is going through the changes that we are."
USPS closed about 300 locations in the last six months using what postal officials describe as a disorganized process that dragged often dragged on for years. The new computerized system announced Thursday would allow top officials in Washington to begin reviewing sites by the summer and assess a location's feasibility within 138 days — a dramatically shorter period of review, Granholm said.
"This is not an effort to shutter all of our post offices," he said. Officials plan to review about 3,000 sites by June; reviewing a location doesn't mean it would inevitably close, Granholm said.
The proposed changes, submitted this week for publication in the Federal Register, are open to public comment for the next two months. If enacted, Granholm said USPS would focus first on whether to keep open thousands of smaller branches and stations located in city centers or farflung rural towns that may be less popular than other nearby post offices.
If a location is chosen for closure, letter carriers would deliver formal written notices to affected customers and give them two months to respond. Concerned customers could appeal the decision to the Postal Regulatory Commission, which would have up to 120 days to review the location's fate. Communities that lose a post office would retain their ZIP code.
In an interview Thursday, PRC Chairman Ruth Goldway promised to carefully review the proposal, but seemed pleased that USPS is preparing new national standards. Any wholesale review "should be a plan that incorporates community concerns and the nature of individual communities," she said.
The changes present a new source of tension between USPS and postal regulators and union leaders, who fear postal bosses are attempting to bypass the regulation process and quickly make operational changes without proper consultation with customers.
"It appears that the Postal Service is moving towards our opinion in some ways, and away from it in other ways," Goldway said, reiterating her concern for a customer's right to appeal any closure.
Granholm defended the plans, anticipating regulators will appreciate the new appeals process. Besides, "I feel we have the authority to change our rules" without regulator approval, he said.
USPS anticipates losing about $7 billion during the fiscal year that ends in September. It announced plans last week to eliminate 7,500 postmaster and administrative positions, on top of the 105,000 full-time positions cut by attrition in the last two years.
Postal officials are also pushing Congress to pass legislation granting USPS more flexibility in setting its delivery schedule, in hopes of eventually ending Saturday mail deliveries. Government auditors this week questioned the plans, cautioning any elimination of service would require careful planning. Lawmakers have yet to act on several proposals.
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Meg: It's the real thing with gorgeous gent Pete
MEGAN McKenna has confirmed she is dating TOWIE star Pete Wicks
Speaking about their romance for the first time, she said: "I'm happy. Pete is such a gorgeous gentleman."
In an exclusive interview the Celebrity Big Brother babe denied their relationship was a made-up "showmance".
Megan, 23, said: "I really like Pete. We were texting before I went in the Big Brother house and then went for a drink the other week.
"We really got on and ended up going clubbing and having a kiss. He's a great kisser.
"Pete is such a gorgeous gentleman"Megan McKenna
"People can think it is a showmance if they want but this is 100% genuine."
Megan makes a cameo appearance on the ITVBe reality show tonight but TOWIE bosses are confident she will soon join full time.
Kate Wright joked that Pete's new dog Eric should be called Megan, but that hasn't gone down well with the Ex On The Beach hottie.
She fumed: "I thought Kate was a lovely girl. I've never said a bad word about her, so for her to say that about me shows she's a bitch.
"I'm holding back but ready to explode. They won't know what has hit them."
Megan also had a dig at CBB winner Scotty T for lying to her in the house.
She added: "Apparently Scotty T had a girlfriend the whole time he was in the CBB house flirting with me.
"It's not very nice when someone is playing you." Catch Megan's TOWIE debut tonight at 10pm on ITVBe.


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Like a strong tailwind, rich coffee and a smooth road without cars, here are 12 gifts guaranteed to make any roadie smile.
Oakley Jawbreaker Prizm Road
Oakley makes excellent lenses, and the Prizm lens in particular is tuned for road cycling. Plus, the tall upper portion is great for visibility for when road riders are in the drops.
But a simple design element goes a long way — the big frame means dropping the glasses on the road seldom results in a scratched lens.
- List price: £175 / $210 / AU$279
Castelli Perfetto Long Sleeve
Some tops are aero. Some are water resistant. Some are breathable. The Perfetto is all three.
Castelli uses Gore Windstopper X-Lite Plus along with its own Nano Flex under the arms for added stretch and breathability.
The Perfetto is a little thinner than the classic Gabba jersey. It's comfortable on chilly days when it's dry, and near-perfect when the skies turn wet.
It comes in a variety of colors and is also available in a women's cut.
- Price: £175 / $199 / AU$285
Cycling socks
Buying a tie for someone: not very likely to please. Buying new socks for a roadie: nearly guaranteed to please.
For fun, loud styles, you have all manner of options, from Tenspeed Hero and Panache to The Athletic and Sako7.
For warmer winter wear, you can still get some style from the likes of Castelli and Swiftwick to Giro and DeFeet.
- Price from: £12 / $15 / AU$19
Ass Saver
Whether you call them fenders or mudguards, keeping your back end dry is A Good Thing.
While many road cyclists don't really love or maybe even need full fenders, this inexpensive piece of kit can really come in handy for all riders.
It can be popped on and off as needed without tools, and tucked into a toolbox or travel bag when not in use.
- Price: €8 / £7 / $9/ AU$7
Best mudguards: a buyer's guide
dznuts Chamois Cream
Speaking of saving your ass… chamois cream can be a real lifesaver for long days. For short rides, your giftee shouldn't need it if they have good bib shorts, but for longer days in the saddle, it's usually a good idea.
Dznuts continues the fine tradition of sophomoric humor, which began with Chamois Butt'r. But dumb jokes aside, we like this chamois cream because it has natural anti-fungal and anti-bacterial ingredients for taking care of your skin.
In addition to reducing chafing, this cream can help treat irritated skin. Sometimes we will use it after long rides to rejuvenate skin.
- Price: £15 / $24 / AU$29
Assos LL.Mille S7 bib tights
If the measure of good clothing is never thinking about it once on, then the LL.Mille S7 succeeds completely. Whether riding hard for one hour or cruising easily along for four, the Mille bib tights have the details dialed.
The foam padding under the S7 chamois sits exactly where you need it, with the uniform thickness top pad providing a friction-free environment.
Cubed backing on the fleece material provides loft (read: warmth) without bulk and double-material on the knees, thighs and hips keeps you warm on descents and sub-freezing mornings without compromising flexibility or breathability. There is a windproof panel over the crotch, which works well and is quite welcome on the coldest of days, especially when descending.
A water-resistant treatment allows the tights to deflect spray or light rain.
- Price: £175 / $270 / AU$N/A
Best winter bib tights for cycling
Garmin Edge 520
This is the best GPS cycling computer on the market. The Edge 520 displays a wealth of metrics in user-configurable screens. It quickly finds a GPS and/or GLONASS signal. It easily pairs with heart rate monitors, power meters and smartphones. It uploads rides automatically when paired to a phone. And, if the rider is so inclined, they can track their Strava efforts in real time.
- Price: £180 / $299 / AU$449
Strava Premium
Strava is free, and most roadies are on the social fitness site, whether with the desktop software or the mobile app.
Strava Premium is a subscription service that offers a few features we regularly use. One such feature is Route Builder, which uses Strava's enormous database to suggest routes based on what's popular with cyclists.
For example, a rider can just click on the map from here to there, and Strava will fill in the route based on what cyclists ride. It's handy for riding in new areas. It's not always perfect, but it's a heck of a lot better than just eyeballing a route.
Another fun feature is Strava Live Segments, which works with smartphones and newer Garmin Edge computers. With this, a rider stars a segment they're interested in, and whenever they're out on a ride, they will be alerted when a segment is coming up, when it starts, and how they're doing pace-wise compared to their PR, their buddy's PR or the KOM/QOM time as they ride. Nerdy? Yes. Fun? Very much so.
- Price: £40 / $59 / AU$59
Power meter
Quantifying power is the easiest and best way to both train and to know whether or not the training is working.
Today there are scores of power meters on the market, with the likes of Stages, 4iiii and Pioneer offering relatively inexpensive access to watt measurement. Installation on many meters is fairly straightforward, but make sure you get one that is compatible with the target bike.
Check out our guide to the best power meters here.
Coach or TrainingPeaks / Today's Plan subscription
Okay, great, a rider now has a power meter or a heart rate monitor to train with — now what? A cycling coach may seem like a luxury, but if getting better or faster is a goal for the cyclist in your life, it's arguably the best investment that can be made.
A great compromise between someone making it up by themselves and having a pro coach by their side is a subscription to TrainingPeaks or Today's Plan, two training software programs that are surprisingly effective for keeping a rider on track with a training plan.
Tool set
You can't go wrong investing in good tools. While there are many quality toolsets out there, we like this new set from Feedback Sports because of how the tools feel in hand, and the handy travel case that sets up nicely on a workstand.
There are 19 pieces in this Team Edition kit, but a few do double duty for 25 total tools, including:
- 3-Way TORX T25/27/30
- 3-Way Hex 2/2.5/3mm
- 3-Way Hex 4/5/6mm
- L-Hex 8mm
- L-Hex 10mm
- #0 Phillips
- #2 Phillips
- 6mm flathead
- Schrader core tool
- Presta core tool
- Valve extender wrench
- Spoke wrench
- Chain pin press
- Rotor truing tool
- Crank arm cap tool
- Steel core tire levers
- Brake pad spreader
- 15mm pedal wrench
- 15mm axle nut wrench
- Bottom bracket wrench
- Cassette lockring wrench
- Cassette pliers
- Cable cutter
- Cable crimper
- Dual-sided pick
GoPro Hero 5 Session
Let's face it, most rides are not worth capturing in every detail. However, sometimes riders do find themselves somewhere beautiful, and wouldn't it be great if they could get some footage without a lot of fumbling around with buttons and menus?
Enter the Hero 5 Session. A single button press turns it on and starts recording. Press it again and it's off.
4K video, voice control and a little blinking light to let users know it's rolling.
- Price: £249 / $299 / AU$459


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Denominations in the United States" tre
of "Methodiam: Its Character and its
tainments," by Rev. Dr. Curry, D D.
editor has an interesting article, "Who
Thomp5 Guard ?" Paul Pastnor shi
"What the Monks Did for Early Eng
Literature", eher contrg)butions are Ii
the pens of Mrs. Jans G. Austin, 0. M.
rel, G. MacDonald, LL.fr., Xdwin DeLe
et., etc , and consist of admiraili writ
stodes. sktetches, .essays, poems, etc.
the flome pulpit is a discourse by Dr.
ag,"The ?opula.r Christ." Those in
age,g features are continued-"Perst
Noe -'and Couiment8s "BdFitorial .C4
mets." etc-- and there is a large, inst
tiye miecellany,. Price, $5 a year; ai
op,25 sents, postpaid. Address, .1
k'''k Leslie. FabTisher, 53, 55& 57 F
Nearly a Fire.
Considerable excitement was caused
Fridavy. by the burning. out of a chimney
bat in the broiwell Hotel. The blaze came _
int 'n
ut ut ewib a %rush, and4 ome persons I
thought they saw smoke issuing from
the roof. It was feared for a time that
there was fire between the roof and ceil
ing; but it proved not to be so. t
Justi before sunset some one on the I
-otton platform near Mr. Martin's store I
smelled burning cotton. Search wa t
instituted, and.smoke was fonDd issuing
from a bale that had been brought in
and sold that-day. The bale was haul
ed off *t'the ereek. It is supposedthat
the fire-either from a spark from an
engine or from a match-was packed in.
the bale. - and had - been .burning for
N. hours. If the burning bale had not
been discovered, andtbe fire had bro
d- ken out after night, there is no telling
where it would have, stopped-a large i
portion of the town would certainly t
)R haye been swept away. The Town 9
*ly Conncil-ahould not-allow'a-cotton-plAt- '
da forn in the central portion of town, as 2
ir, this is; it Is running too great a risk. t
s. How'She'Saved:Her Darling.
"I shall not feel so nervous again about
- baby's teething," writes a grateful inother.
fWiraliio l6s6 iitarling'from cholera
infantum, but happily heard .of Parker's
to Ginger Tonic in time. A few spoonfuls
I soon cared baby, :.and an occasional doso, a
Ud, keepa..,u in.good health oklyiiMo
yS ther.
ed . Revs. J4 #oAbed* P
66 stopped o&in 'V%irwai- Obader
a ence.
!e- Messr&-Tpmpso.Conner.nd L. M.
a- Speers went down to .harlet4n last
et week.
be Mi UB.tsmpbdI, o Via-pi, went
en down to Charleston Tueaday after
re goods- .- . -.
id Rev. W. F. Dickinson has accepted
ke the Rectorstiip,,f the -piscoparChurqb
at Spartanburg.
Mrs. WiH. Wightman spent several
er days of the past week with the Senior
e and his family.
ah Mr. J. 0. Peoples 'went down to
it- Charleston Monday as a'delegate from
D1l the Newberry Lodge to the Grand
td- Lodge of Masons.
ild Rev. T. F. Boozer has returned to the
hle Presbyterian Theological Seminary to
rs, complete his course. He will get
rs through in four months.
t Messra. Elbert H. AulR and Jino. B.
Jone,have applied to the Supreme
Court for adwission to the Bar, and
have gone down to Columbia to stand
ls their-examination.
s Mr. M. B. Hilliard. General Southern
ad Agent of the Mississippi Silk Company,
jot of Aberdeen,-Miss., was in Newberry
n- last week. He is traveling through the
og ountry for the purpose of arousing an
be ineres; in silk 6plture.
The best Tonic and Appetizer in use
ar Fant's Calasaya Bark and Iron. Try
it, 35-tf.
e; Best evermade, Emory's Little Catbartie
ot Pills, pleasant to take, sugar-coated; no
giping; only 15 cents a. box, of Druggists
or by min. standard Cure Co.. 114 Nassau
t Street, New York. . Jun. 1, 22-8m.
st Various and all About.
er . It is coid, and
r; Friday was the coldest day.
s, Som.e fine land for sale next Saleday'.
b ev. J. C. Boyd was married Tues
be day to Miss ?ressly, of York.
at Eight hundred and fortly.two bales of
to cotton shipped the past week.
en New subscribers are coming in. Our
nt thanks, we need every one of you and
f. more too.
re Turkeys-two year old gobblers-and
Wone hundred dozen eggs wanted. At
thlIis office.
Wood wanted at this office, and sub
adribers wbo~wish tb pay in this way
aare reguested-to woodip.
;t. Mr. ?restpn Livingston's horse ran
all away. v:ith. his buggy ja lpwn Thursday,
re apd damaged4it consideraby.
t 'Christnias and New' Years presents
.t -can be had at the Herald Book Store,
re something for young and old.
Of-Mr. Elbert H. Aall has resigned the
oposition of Principal of the Academie(
, . Depa1tuent of Newberry College.-^ 1
adMr. I. W. Walter has built an in
clined tramway from the C. isO. R. S.,
en 4 his s~iadyggmno warehousei
rdThe tistorgais w.aakened and
r. worn ou -irg~ cathiirtic medicines,
restored by using Brown's Iron Bitters.
PocketRecorLi doks, good for any
a -year, as long as they last, and Pocket
Diaries, for sale at7the Herald store. St
]r ,z;. peae killed six- hes
to his#wn ig?oeday,~ te- heavies#
a we fl 4Qnds, neta the lightssA
nid Blank Books and Memorandum B'ks,
ie- of all sizes and styles, among which
im are the Crocodile backs, at,Herald Book
d; Bring in your advertiseme .
ifor Christmas week, and your.
r,also: The printers iwill~tk
e~ holiday.
e- Thap4s to Hon. J.3. Isomb~fw
a copy pf f.beroceings .ef
rig tional grange' f. o H..hgil ih
'or Indianapolis. -. .
er- Comie ad see our Christmnasand New
Yei Cards, they are handsome, as
welli aottb6r Christmnas goods at the
aHerald Book stcre.
BY- Mr. Win. Riser, an agedocitizen of
~the Molloborn section, fell into the fire
'ed Monday night. and was severely burn
bl ed about the shoulder.
ar- A gude wife had to shake the sheets
last Friday morning to find her husband,
Lon so cold was it. Our informant had just
~ agen a nip of hot toddy.
4.s7 Jnst p ugt nd hoped Decem
bv er is bringing in~vcrraI p due sub
cy scribers. There a good many an& a
d and we will be pleased to see them.
le Tbe attention of farmers is called to
Sthe advertisement of Messrs. Baugh &
tSons, in another column. The repu.
tation of their Phosphate is world wide.
an- Send for Circular.
The appeal cases from Newberry and
De Laurens will come up in,q the Supreme
ear Court Tuesday, and 'till occupy four
a- days. Most of the Newberry lawyers.
T'he will go down Monday.
I M1r. T. E~d. Kinard, fireman on the
a C. & G. R~. Jg, mashed one of bis fin
bte gers nearly off oi4e dn-y l.isb W.e by
las- striking it against the furnsee door, i
,ws He got a furlough of twenty dais.
sh-There is a gentleman in Newberry in
his seventieth year who has never ta
~Iken a dose of medicine, and who has
tneverheen confined to his bed by sick- -
n ess. !le has been a-.hard-working'
'al. ..f his life. -
. -Craek, n adaitioni to'the
- regular issue -o~f the Herald, we..will.
Sso-nd .to our- subsribers a handsomp
e boldy siupplemlent illed wit' ,C.brist
[s .mas stories and sketcbes, as an .ofering
ark to the-readets if the. Herald. Adverti
Ssers, apw is yes6r dca.
W e understand that tbe merchants of
.qewberry have formed an Association
or the purpose, among others, of pro- BI
eting themselves 14st the ..mistake alj
>f -indi-eriminate e iting. Doubtless b
iL eeded reform. by
'I move.' said a delegate in a Vir- foI
inia convention. 'that our chairman
ake a dose of Dr. Boll's Cough Syrup,
)e is so hoarse that I cannot understand
aim.' That gentleman had no doubt
ried thig wonderful medicine.
Messrs. E. H. Frost & Co., of Char
eston, who are the Agents of the Pa-:
iMe Guano Company. call the attention ,
of planters in this issue to the-eelebra-i
ed Soluble Pacific Guano. and the Pa
ific Acid Phosphate. Both old and
tandard fertilizers.
Sver%l blessed, innocent little chil
Iren have written to Santa Claus, ask
og bim not to pass them by.. We are
appy to inform the innbcents that every
o6d boy and girl will receive a present.
he beautiful things ready for- them For
ive proof of bis great love for the lit- Ho.
le folks. chit
Attention is called.to the card of Mr. Col
lenry Bulwinkle, Charleston,. who of- Con
irs to the farmers of Newberry, the .tag
)Ilowing well known fertilizers. viz:
-erman Kainits, and Peruvian Guano,
f -direct impoitation;. also Fish Guano -
n,4 Nova Scotia Land Plaster. All of
lese are gooa and reliable fertilizers.
Good I
S - . . Low hd
heaith and avoid iBAkness.
jnstead of feeling tired and
worn out, instead of aches
and pains, woildn't you DRYS
rather feel fresh andstron?
You can cOntimie feeling
miserable and good for no- LA
thing, and no one but your- SUcA
self can find fault, but if you
are tired of that kind ofife
you can change it if you
How ? By getting one:
bottle of BROwN' IRON BiT
Tms,and taking it regularly
according to directions.
mansfield, Ohio, Nov.6, z8. E
paw in my side andback,andgrat
soreness on ybreast, with shoot
n sall roq myboVISE
sio'uof s i4,d' loss Of ap
inent phgci fory kid A
n e,but Igotnorelid.
I oud try Brown's Iron
Bittims: Ihavenowtakenonebotle BARL]
and ahalf and am about well-Vain SOAP.
inside andbacknalgoe-4orenss STARC
all ouof=y bras.andI have a STAR
good tc, and am FI in
Iahai' juibe PAR
thekhiv of xUiWVa.CAD
JoHN K. ALMn. COR
BROWN'S IRON BITTES is F
inpoed of Iron in soluble 'TOBA
i; minhna the gie AcG
tonic, toether with ose ni
standard remedies, making (
a remarkable non-alcoholic eo
tonic, which will cure Dys- BRaAN
pepsia, Indigestion, Malaria, -
Weakness, and relieve all
Lung and Kidney diseases -
Notice is hereby given that the regular .p
emi-annual exantinadon of applicants~ for
eacher's Certificates wilt- be beld in the
ourt House at 9 o'clock A. If.. on Friday
ad at the same hour c,n Saturday Jan. 6th
or white applicants. tion gi
LINIiATOI SiIE
I will sell ON THURSD AY, DECEMBER Seal
st, 3882, at the late resTaenee of' N. -W. *Count.
lodges, dqi.owrii Shuienier's M., on
ilaee, 'all thy PersonaliPr*per'ty :belonging rst.
o his Estate, consisting.of -. - e'req
'biee Mules,- f~iore.re
One Hors. .lars w
OahGw, ..memnb
On~e Buggy and Harness', from.El
. Corn, Fodder, Oats, to givi
Oat Straw, $l,O00
.~S~SU~.&1iultural Implements. 2. .A
4~~~&.-A H. who u
~~t~r~' . W. HODGES, vices,
Adm'r. both il
JR .Physic
- menci:
NEXT, ~e
Friends and Debtors, yesm owe us! A -
tatling fact. Yet we congratulate you'on 8T'jl
eing able to attend the State Fair, so call.
d You have paid your Bank notes and
laxes, and a part if not all' of 'your Liens. By
We have waited patiently and have said Wh<
ioing; we now think it our time next, Court,
nd be assured we need our money, and Le.tter
>egin to feel that it is about time we had Estate
. Now just step up to the .Captain's office ceased
ad settle at once. WVe think and believe The:
~ou will come up like men and relieve us alt and
fter this our last pathetic appeal- of the
Yours with care, appear
McFALL & SATTERWHITE- bate, I
Nog 1A$pf g, c.
tOlR-E n -O R e ft
The patrons of the undersigned are tr not hi
pectfully solicited to sell a small portion this S1
f the KISG, and settle up at once. I- ai 182
nch in need of money, and know that
ny patrons will relieve me. Nov.FAT
Sept. 28, 39-tf. Ba
Plantation to Rent.
I will rent for the year 1853, to t.he high
st. bidder, at Newberry C. H . oi, saI.day1P
n 4anuary next. a plauntj.t qio Ning~ Hun- I.'Iu
tred Aerps, op ]!nqree giver, it pot rented 4""
rivately before that date. . lul a
Executrix of Pettus W. Chick, dec'd.
Dec. 7~, 49-4t. - - Nov
Notice of Final Settlement. . v
I will make a final settlement on the es- tate of
ate of William H. Sheppard in the office of bate C
he Judge of Probate for Newberry Counity, day of
i. C., ther 8th day of January, 1883, and foreno
inreiazely thpreafter apply for a final dis- apply
shageasGsardian of said estate, sid es
DnATrns Sa OnWnLI.
ie breat superiority of DR.
1L'S COUGH SYRUP over
other cough remedies is attested
the immense popular demand
that old established remedy.
the Cure of Coughs, Colds,
seness, Croup, Asthma, Bron
is,Whooping Cough, Incipient
sumption and for the relief of
;umn+ persons in adv3nced
es (WI;.e Bisease Fr Sale.
NE.WEERY, S. C., Dec. 13. 1882
ry..... ................. a
)rdinary..................... a
.iddliug.................... SIa 9
g ..................9 a 9
liddling................... 9
[ demand.
wberry Prices Current.
CoRwED wEEELY
.shoulders, Prime New..... - a.
Shoulders, sugar Cured.... --
Sides C. ., New. .........:.. a12
ALTEb MEATS
Shoukers New............... 10
Sides, C. 1; New........... 2111
Sides, Long Clear........... a 11
Uncanvissed Hams.......... 14
Canvased Hams,.(Maguolia I
Leaf, in Tierces.............. 15
Leaf, in Buckets..........16
Powdered.................... 1A
Crushed.............. Itj
Grainlated Seanrdard..... ..1a
E.stra C................ 11
Cofee C... ......... 10
Yellow..... . 10
New Orleans............ 10.
ew Orleas Syrup, uew crop, 9
Neg Orlea,,- 3iEnne'A 0
Cuba MasWs....... 6u
Sugar House Zolasses. 40
;unpowder. .. ..... 1.50
roung Hyson...........1.50
Roasted or Parched...... 20
Best tio.................... 15a
Good Rio................. 12a
Cider Vinegar.......
White Wine Vinegar..
Tennessee................... 75a
Bolted... ............ ... 1.0
Unbolted............ 1.9
Sa 10
H.................... 6a 12.
t, per bbl ........,..... ..... 8.00a -9.0
. ................. 20
(10) kez.. ............... 4.50
'NG-Heavy.......... 11a
N TIES.inw hunch.. ...... .. 200
LOVER SEED-per lb...20
ATS-per ka...... .. ..... 45
T, per bu.................1 15a 125
peri100 bs...............1.5,
1lM'ORTERt OF
And Wholesale Dealer li
pies, Potatoes,.Onions, &c.
215 East Bay,
.ountry ordets solicited anid satisfac-.
aranat-ed' Nov.*.. 44-3mi.
PEt? TO POOR HOUSE.
SICIAN TO 1001 lOUSE
AND JlL.
id proposals wil1-be received by the
r ommissioters until 10 o'clock .A
Thed', IYec. 26th inst.;tor- '
A Keeper tb" Poor House,- wha will
uired to do all the ser.vices flereto
guired of--the Keeper-lbe pazricu
iereof may be obtained; from .either
r of the-Cou'nty Com'niiesionera Qr
e undersigned-and will be sequired
a satisfactory bond in the sum of
PhysicianD to Poor House. and Jail.
ill be required, in addition to hiis-ser
to furnish~ all medicines needed. at
Istitutions. -
term of office of either Keeper or
ian.will be for twelve months, com
ig Jan. let; 1883.
Lb the right reserved of objecting any
Ibids. F. WERBERt JR.,
7', 49-3t Clerk 0. C..N. C.
s popy St.
Jacob B. Fellers, Probate Judge.
~reas, Ebenezer P. Chalmers, Clerk of
bath made suit to me to grant him
of Administration of the derelict
and effects of Warren Russell, de
ie are therefore to cite and admonish
singular the kindred and creditors
said deceased, that they be and
before me, in t.he Court of Pro
o be held at Newberry pourc fl9'e,
op the 3d pay pf Janqary pest,
pgblication hpreof, at 11 o'clpck ip
teOon, to shew caqse, if aniy they
why the said Administration should
granted. Given under my Hand
ad day of November, Anno Domiini,
J. B.,FELLERS, Ji. P'. N. C.
23, 47-5t.
ksmith and Wheelwright
-ub..enb.er de-'ir.ng to dispose of his
ftar' i: ir sale, together with a Cot
x.i -ix acre*- of' land. T'he above Mjll
I ci.eap, and applicpns are respect
iMed to pall and examuine the prem
Walton, S. C., near Broad River.
I make a final settlement on the es
Jacob Crouch, deceased, in the Pro
ourt for Newberry County the 27th
December next, at 10 o'clock in the
on, and immediately thereafter will
for discharge as Administrat9r of.
Dry Goo'and .ofoum
1An ofmN
We take great pleasure in inlornaing o
friends and the public generally. tlit I
are prepared this season TO EXHIBIT
Than we have done before.
Our stock is now about COMPLEE,
though every d!y we are making new a
ditions which will be kept up through ti
Plaids and Stripes,
-T Sleac clgs
Whi:e F.a nel
Opera Jnnuls,
Cotton Plannels
J leans, - -
- niiDg9,
- SaCings -
Black Cashmere,4.
- Colored Ca.imrzere
BLck Pliush,
Colored Plush,
"lack .Vlveto,
Black Velv0spena.
Crape Veilings,
Black-Dress Silk,
BlackTrimnnig Sit
Colored'immTk Silk,
Black rocade Silk.
Oolored Brocade Sil,
. Black &tin,.
Colored Satin,
Handkerchiefs, &
We invite special attention to our
Gents' Faraishing Departmeal
which is now complete.
Polite and courteous attention given I
every visitor, whether purchaser or not.
When visiting the City don't fail to c
and see us.
Sep. 7, 36-tf.
TilE BllIEST iND BERS
EVER EXIItITED II NEWBERRY,
Every Article in the Line of
UNDEsLWEAR aSgselskj
ClothMng forTYoim'
~If..you wan a good suii, afinesUnit,
plain su!t, a cheap suit, at WRIGHT &
W. CO?'POOK'S you can be snited.'
A full line of Shirts, over and.un~d4
Drawers, Socks, Suspenders, Gloves, Han
kerchiefs, Ties; Boots, Shoes,- Hats, Caj
Umbrellas, Trunks, Valises, Canes, or ani
thing else, always on hand,
WRIGIT & Js We COPPNCI
Nov. 28, 47-tf.
Io GeotI|8n a2d Youth
Who Would Make
A Good Apearan&k
I would state to those who want nice I
That I have in stock the most choice sele
tion of
ever seen in this city. My son, who ha
beeun cutting at one of the first custo
houses in New York, is with me, and wil
my foreman, Mr. Hagg, will be able1
please the most fastidious of my eqatomers
Will also make to order Dress Shirts, Ui
dershirts and Drawers. It costs nothin
to call and see
Oct. 12, 41-4f.
.A position as Assistant Teaciter, er?r
rgal of as Viree School, by a lady holdi
First Grade Certifloate. Inquire at
S'pL. 39-tf.
Are acknowledged by everybody to be the 1r
Cash. and on rvasouable terms I:.
And their Agents throughou. the Country.
TUIAT UbIj
NEWBERRYi 0
You can-at all times find the BEST A:
Sugar. Bacons
r Coffee, Lard,
A Flour, Meal
Alow a full -ine:CANJ
Freneh and American: Cand
Assorted Craolkier
A larp and choice seleet'o Co risti
e at l.e price -
Call and convince yourself
Nov. 30, 48-f
Pianss a$4Ot se
e0 e
a DIWGGiBT.
~o et ee
cooo= i f 2
Whhand.eaiaio fm lrge tock.
I would eseaulso cl the attet ofth
medca rfess and pubic to mymPre-e
astprsok of fr .GRNR hr
S. F. ANT,.. &D.ld
Paieergesstockarn the Cnty
Seald poals call the atentio of the o
ceicad byrthe Cu omssioneadpbi orsy .Pre
About teon eacr ich is negrde th
an sprisn the r.r fiel wMIl E be r tai odby-.
th oun y PCmissioer aeaspcaTy f
g* dihenigh sca rescrfobtin any ta
and al bd F. WERB, J., D 1i
Decu. 7, 49.- l ek o- m'.
Poor oe Fam oRet
4T FEWn m R in ne. andaTe-sold low for
credit. with CoTou Option.by
charlaton, . S. O,anM-saunnh, ea..
Dec. 7. t9--na
kD DECDI1ED
D WELL AMSORTED STOCK of
STIC GRMCtIESI
M ekereI, Etc.
W. ioIsale "aad a
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Crathiky ares
ihes as. rie pafor Camphlets co
CHveedi arlSod It L R . . -
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Woodbury/Peaceful Grove United Methodist Church preschool 2009 - 2010 program registration
Registration for the 2009 - 2010 Woodbury Preschool on Steepleview and the 2009 - 2010 Woodbury Parents' Day Out on Steepleview, both programs of Woodbury/Peaceful Grove United Methodist Church, will be held Monday, Jan. 19 from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Register that day by calling the preschool program office at (651) 738-9670 or by visiting the program office at the church, 7465 Steepleview Road.
Woodbury Preschool welcomes children who turn 3 or 4 by Sept. 1, 2009. Class offerings for 2009-10 include: Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 8:45 to 11:15 a.m. or 12 to 2:30 p.m.; Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.; and for young 5's and older 4's (Sept. to Jan. birthdays) Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 8:45 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Woodbury Parent's Day Out (WPDO) welcomes children 6 weeks through pre-kindergarten by Sept. 1, 2009. WPDO is offered Tuesday's and Thursday's from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Preregistration is required for all programs. Children are enrolled for the program year which runs September through May.
If you are interested in registering your child/children and have further questions call Julie Johnson at (651) 738-9670.


text: andreas palsson wrote: > I just had a peek at http://master.debian.org/~wakkerma/bugs/ > and saw 200 release-critical bugs. > > That can't be correct? > > or? Did you look at the list. Most are bug reports against wnpp sent in by John Lapeyre <firstname.lastname@example.com>. They are identical except for the subject line. Each describes a different package. e.g. http://cgi.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?archive=no&bug=68314 I don't think we need to worry about this for potato.


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half pound rigatoni
one large can crushed san marzanos
basket ricotta
half a white onion
nine large garlic cloves
chopped basil
dried oregano
dried thyme
fresh-ground black pepper
crushed red pepper flakes
half cup white wine
parmigiano reggiano or pecorino moliterno for grating
oilve oil
balsamic vinegar
This is the basket ricotta we use from Bellwether Farms. The fucken shitte is good!
Sautee the onions and garlic in olive oil with red and black pepper, thyme, and rosemary, and a little salt, until they are nice and soft and starting to turn golden.
Deglaze with the wine.
When most of the liquid is reduced off, add the tomatoes.
Stir well, and simmer on low with the lidde offe.
After a little while, add some of the basil.
Salad: radicchio, endive, salt, pepper, olive oil, and balsamic vinegar. I only dress this lightly, as the radicchio and endive have such lovely flavors, you don't want to fucke with itte too much.
Sauce looks done!
Throw in a half to three-fourths of a cup of pasta water and the drained rigatoni (stopping boiling them when they are very molto al dente), turn up the heat to medium high, and finish them with gentle stirring for about two minutes.
Turn off the heat and add some nice dollops of the ricotta. We used about half the container (which was twelve ounces by weight, so we used about six ounces). Stir gently until it is fully incorporated.
Plate, sprinkle, and grate (this is pecorino moliterno). You can see there is some nice broth in the dish, based on the amount of pasta water I added. I love this sauce brothy like that, as I think it opens up the flavor of the ricotta, but if you want it thicker, just add less water at that stage.
Salad is nice with some grated parmigiano reggiano on top!
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Sorry if this problem is answered elsewhere but I've searched for "unmodded" quite a bit here (and google as a whole), and none pertain to the Black Screen of Death.
Here's the story:
Launch Wii console (LU10). A week ago I finished playing House of the Dead Overkill, and popped in Brawl. Then I turned on my PS3, and never turned the Wii off (left it on for like 8 hours, but this isn't the first time I've left it on that long). The entire time the Wii kept its green LED.
I then took my Wii remotes and synced them to my Mac (I use them for Frontrow here and there) like I normally do- except my Wii was on this time, so I turned it off via the power button.
Once I was done with Frontrow, I turned on my Wii to see a black screen of death. My TV wasn't tuned to the input I had Wii set for.
Is it possible Wii was downloading an update on its own when I did this? Is it bad now to manually turn off Wii instead of using the remote?
Anyways, now I have a low-level brick it seems. Wiimotes turn on the system, but won't turn it off. System no longer goes into standby mode (yellow LED). Savemefrii does nothing, though I'm fairly sure the last update was 4.2 (never had to update for Dead Space: Extraction or Wii Sports Resort).
Is there any way to recover from this? Savemii or something similar, or am I stuck to sending it back to Nintendo? I saw something about using Savemefrii and a legit disc like Brawl to restore, but doesn't this require Drivekey or another mod?
Please assist. Specs again below:
Wii System 4.2u (launch unit)
128MB SD Card
1059 Memory card
256 Memory card
WiiConnect 24 at 802.11g (unprotected, but managed and limited IP pool).
Are there ANY unbrick techniques for unmodded consoles out there?
It is a hardware failure. Leave the wii off and unpluged for sometime. You may need to send it in to nintendo.
You can review this-http://savemii.net/troubleshooting.html
It could be your wifi or dvd drive, but who knows, you may have fried something.
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|Sean Flannery | profile | guestbook | all galleries | recent
|29-Jan-2010 20:21
|very cool site Sean, I miss bella Napoli and the area even more now..
John Bates
|21-Jul-2008 23:59
|ray loyd
|28-Jan-2008 21:01
|I sent an email to old address in Naples questioning what you and Debbie were up to.
It kicked back, so I googled using advanced search "sean, debbie, flannery" and was suprised by the return. Your gallery was first up. Great photos. I am guessing you are in Atlanta. Drop me a line when you get a chance, and say Hi to Debbie
|19-Nov-2007 20:58
|I wanted to leave my email with any of you that can get me in touch with one of the Flannery children.....Rosemary, Cathy, Sean or Eddie. Thank you.
Beth Galligan email@example.com
|14-Nov-2007 17:09
|Hello to any and/or all Flannerys from Lake Purdys, NY. I am trying to locate Catherine Flannery in Ireland. If anyone speaks to Catherine, Rosemary, Sean, Eddie or their Mom and Dad, please let me know how to contact one of the Flannerys. I would like to have Cathy's email so I can write her. If you are reading this,and know how to contact any of the Flannery children, would you please give me any one of their emails. Thank you very much!! 11.14.07
Beth Galligan
|Beth Galligan
|02-Nov-2007 23:26
|Hi Sean - This is Beth Galligan here. Remember me? I was thinking of your family today and would love to email Cathy (your sister) and say "hello." Would you be so kind as to give me her email please? How are you doing Sean? Do you live in Florida? I live in Apollo Beach, FL which is on the West Coast south of Tampa. I enjoyed looking at your pictures. I think I saw Cathy in there and your parents. Is that first picture of you and Eddie? Wow, so many years. Please let me know how you are doing and I would love to say Hello to Cathy. Please give my best to your parents and Rosemary. Eddie probably does not remember me but tell him "hi" too. Thanks Sean! God bless, Beth
|An impressed stranger
|14-Apr-2006 18:56
|I was searching pbase for pics taken with a Canon S230 and wow, it seems whatever the subject is, you get fabulous shot in all respects! Anyways, I just wanted to say if I get myself one of these cameras (off ebay), I can only hope to have the knack for it like you do.
Heidi in Canada
|Rich Gallagher
|27-Mar-2006 05:27
|Hey, Sean, lots of nice photos here. I need to get in touch with you about our 40th high school reunion later this year, and the last e-mail address I had for you is bouncing back. Drop me a line and let me know where you are. Pooch
|10-Sep-2005 00:57
|Hello Sean from Orlando FL miss you all Say hi from Debbie & Eddie firstname.lastname@example.com send me your email address
|17-Feb-2005 13:51
|Hey Sean, the email address I have for you is bouncing. Can you forward your current one to me? Thanks, Mark.
|06-Feb-2004 20:23
|What a great way to share your pictures! It's great seeing you guys and Kathleen and baby Sean.(and Thomas, too) We hope you two are feeling better, take care!
|Mark Ryan
|21-Sep-2003 21:26
|Sean, can't believe it's taken me so long to get around to seeing your galleries properly. Lyn and I just spent the last hour on separate computers going through them. Not having been back since last Christmas, it's great to see how people look over the course of the year, particularly Sean JrJr. Glad to say that everyone looks great! Looking forward to seeing you both in November. Love to Debbie.
|21-Sep-2003 21:07
|Hi Sean, Just wanted to say great website, photos and life by the looks of things}:) The ones of Vegas brought back happy memories! Mark just sent the link on to me and I spent the last half hour in an internet cafe in Argentina looking at your photos instead of writing to my mother :). Looking forward to seeing you all again at the wedding in November if we manage to drag ourselves back from here, having the time of our lives!!! Love Linda.
|30-May-2003 01:11
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Harley-Davidson Continues to Liberate Advertising Creative
Introduces Next Evolution of the "No Cages" Crowd-Sourced Campaign
Sep 07, 2011, 15:47 ET from Harley-Davidson Motor Company
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 7, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Last night, Harley-Davidson Motor Company launched the next evolution of the popular No Cages campaign during the season premiere of Sons of Anarchy on FX. The spot, called "Liberation", adds to the portfolio of creative developed as part of Harley-Davidson's crowd sourcing strategy, introduced last year.
"Liberation" highlights Harley-Davidson's new Twin Cam 103™ engine, which is now standard on 2012 Touring, Softail® and select Dyna® motorcycles.
"We are uniquely able to use crowd sourcing for all of our major creative because of the passion and advocacy of a broad customer base all over the world. This process has helped to liberate the creativity of our most passionate of fans," said Mark-Hans Richer, Harley-Davidson's Chief Marketing Officer. "This latest effort builds upon our momentum as the on-road motorcycles market share leader in the United States, as well as our leadership in sales to young adults, women, Hispanics and African-Americans and the growth we've made in international markets."
Like previous No Cages creative, crowd-sourcing partner Victors & Spoils shared the Harley-Davidson creative brief broadly online, and the best idea was further developed and the creator rewarded. In this case, the idea selected for "Liberation" came from 30-year-old film maker and visual content creator Benjamin Swan of Sioux Falls, SD, who believes that collaboration breeds creation. "An idea lacks dimension until it is looked at from different sets of eyes," said Swan.
Harley-Davidson Motor Company produces heavyweight custom, cruiser and touring motorcycles and offers a complete line of Harley-Davidson motorcycle parts, accessories, riding gear and apparel, and general merchandise. For more information, visit Harley-Davidson's Web site at www.harley-davidson.com.
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Is it autumn yet!? Even though the upcoming television season may still be over a month away, fall TV scoops and spoilers were a popular topic of conversation at Comic-Con 2014!
From hilarious, self-referential videos brought to you by the cast of The Vampire Diaries to some truly supernatural scoop regarding a certain CW series' upcoming musical 200th episode, Comic-Con 2014 provided fans with a variety of exclusive information and original content.
Here are 9 television scoops from Comic-Con 2014:
1. The Vampire Diaries
Comic-Con provided a bevy of laughs for fans of the Vampire Diaries. Take a look at this hilarious video featuring Kat Graham, Ian Somerhalder, and the rest of the cast that premiered at this year's Comic-Con.
Kat Graham: Did we just get written off?
Ian Somerhalder: Nuh-uh. I've been cut off a TV show before and this is not how they do it.
2. Once Upon a Time
The Once Upon a Time panel debuted a season four preview featuring a scene between Frozen's Anna and Elsa. The clip reportedly featured Anna and Elsa visiting their parents' graves.
Elsa: Anna, they would be so proud of you.
Anna: Both of us.
Elsa then reveals she has a wedding surprise for her sister.
3. Castle
"How much longer can we make people wait for a wedding?" That was just one of the questions Castle star Nathan Fillion pondered during his TVLine Q&A.
4. The Originals
During the Originals panel, producers revealed that season two is all about the Mikaelson family reuniting and causing a ton of trouble.
"Your mom and your dad want to destroy you so if you're already crazy and you're completely losing your humanity," executive producer Michael Narducci explains, "then things are going to start to implode."
5. Game of Thrones
It was just like the first day of school over at the Game of Thrones panel! The HBO series announced the new season 5 cast members during Comic-Con.
Meet the newbies below by watching their adorable introduction video!
6. The Big Bang Theory
Comic Con's Big Bang Theory panel provided fans with an unbelievable morsel of Star Wars trivia: The BBT episode in which James Earl Jones and Carrie Fisher guest-starred was the first time the former co-stars EVER MET.
7. True Blood
Is there hope for Bill and Sookie? "They're in each other's spheres for sure," co-executive producer Brian Buckner said. "I certainly felt coming into it that we had to go back to Bill and Sookie. How we come back to them, I'm not telling you."
8. Grimm
What can you expect from season four of Grimm? Actor David Giuntoli, who portrays Nick Burkhardt, discussed losing his powers on Monroe and Rosalee's wedding day. "Trubel is now my seeing-eye Grimm," Giuntoli said. "I would hope I get the powers back on some level, but domestic life is much easier when I'm not having to kill monsters."
9. Supernatural
Figuring out how to rescue Demon Dean will be a main focus of season 10. Supernatural fans were also treated to a preview of the upcoming season that featured an "intense conflict" between Sam and Demon Dean.
As for the highly anticipated 200th episode? Executive Producer Jeremy Carver described it as "musical-ish." "It's very much what we consider to be Supernatural's own love letter to the fans."
Which returning series are you most excited to watch?
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Jillon Stoppels Dupree, harpsichord; Northwest Chamber Orchestra conducted by Ralf Góthoni
Although it is an instrument that most people still generally identify with the Baroque period, there have probably been more harpsichord concertos composed over the course of the past 80 years than at any other time in history. In fact, I count among my favorite pieces harpsichord concertos by De Falla, Górecki, Maurice Ohana, and Joonas Kokkonen. What all of those composers figured out is that effectively writing for harpsichord is very different than for piano: typical virtuosic bravado is replaced by a more concentrated and subtle figuration, as well as layers of counterpoint which can be much more clearly articulated. The idiosyncrasies of the harpsichord are particularly suited to the modular music of Philip Glass, who now joins the rank of harpsichord concerto composers; in fact, the harpsichord's subtleties force him to eschew his own occasional inclination to be bombastic. Jillon Stoppels Dupree, who is normally associated with early music, sounds totally at home in Glass's current idiom which is now clearly post-minimalist. And, of course, having a pianist the stature of Gilmore Award-winner Ralf Góthoni serve as the conductor aids in guaranteeing that this unamplified, comparatively quiet keyboard never gets drowned out.


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Why is India important to the U.S.?
The world's largest democracy and largest English-speaking nation, India has 1 billion consumers and hundreds of thousands of highly skilled university graduates many of whom have emigrated to the U.S. to participate in the current techo-boom who represent vast economic and political opportunities for Washington.
On the negative side, India's importance was also confirmed by its testing of nuclear weapons two years ago, which, together with its perennial state of low-key war with Pakistan also a nuclear-armed state puts it at the center of one of the most dangerous geopolitical flash points in the world.
Why have relations between Washington and New Delhi traditionally been chilly?
The Cold War put the U.S.-India relationship in the deep freeze, and made Washington an ally of India's neighbor and mortal foe, Pakistan. The socialist inclinations of India's post-independence leaders, and its considerable hostility toward the West prompted by 300 years of British colonialism, made New Delhi suspicious of ties with Washington, while the U.S. refused to accept India's decision to remain neutral in the superpower conflict. Instead, the U.S. began cultivating a close relationship with its historic enemy, Pakistan. India, for its part, despite its professed nonalignment, drew closer to the Soviet Union.
As a signal of this state of affairs, when India and Pakistan fought their third war in 1971 over Bangladesh's secession from Pakistan, the U.S. sent an aircraft carrier into the Bay of Bengal as a warning to India. And Pakistan's centrality to Washington's Cold War objectives was underlined during the Afghanistan war, where it became the staging ground for U.S. efforts to aid Afghan guerrillas fighting the Soviets.
U.S.-Pakistan relations began to cool in the wake of the Cold War, while efforts at economic liberalization by successive Indian governments helped fuel a rethink in Washington on India's significance. The 1998 nuclear tests slowed any progress in developing the relationship, but the U.S. refusal to support Pakistan's incursion onto the Indian side of Kashmir last year signaled that the Cold War era's automatic support for Islamabad was over. That helped set the stage for a new era of U.S.-India relations.
Given India's vast economic potential, why is U.S. trade and investment in that country so limited?
Socialist instincts and a desire for self-sufficiency in the wake of British colonialism left India's governments suspicious, and even hostile, toward foreign investment from independence in 1947 until the early '90s. Despite a cross-party consensus on the need to liberalize the state-dominated economy, India maintains one of the most protected economies with which the U.S. does business. Ironically, India's democracy has slowed the pace of economic liberalization, since those constituencies who stand to be hardest hit by lowering barriers to trade and investment can fight back through the electoral process. Still, President Clinton's visit is expected to jump-start U.S. investment in India.
Why have U.S.-Pakistan relations deteriorated to the point that President Clinton almost left the country off his itinerary?
Pakistan fares poorly in any comparison with democratic, economically self-sufficient India. It's a deeply impoverished, aid-dependent nation ruled for most of its history by the military, and for the rest by corrupt civilian politicians. And its rising tide of Islamic fundamentalism gives Washington cause for concern. Cold War imperatives made the U.S. overlook many of these faults in seeking a strategic alliance with Pakistan, but relations began to cool shortly before the collapse of the Soviet Union, when legislation forbidding the U.S. to supply arms to nations suspected of developing nuclear weapons forced Washington in 1990 to cancel delivery of a shipment of F-16's to Pakistan.
Although Pakistan had cooperated with U.S. authorities in apprehending World Trade Center bomber Ramzi Yousef and CIA headquarters shooter Mir Amal Kansi, U.S. national security personnel complain that Pakistan has been decidedly lackluster in cooperating with efforts to capture Osama bin Laden, the alleged terrorist mastermind who is being sheltered in Afghanistan by the Pakistan-sponsored Taliban movement. Pakistan has also refused to cut ties with the Harkat ul Mujahedeen, a Bin Laden-aligned Kashmiri organization on Washington's list of terrorist groups. Last October's overthrow of Nawaz Sharif's elected government by General Parvez Musharraf also made it more difficult for the U.S. to maintain business as usual with Pakistan.
President Clinton believes closing the door on Pakistan will do more harm than good, and the priority of his brief stopover there will be to open a channel of communication with General Musharraf to help resolve future crises and secure greater cooperation in the battle against terrorism.
How forcefully will Washington push for the restoration of democracy in Pakistan?
Washington didn't mind dealing with military dictators in Pakistan during the Cold War years, but in the Clinton years it has sought to put military coups beyond the pale. That said, however, President Clinton's insistence on an early return to democracy in Pakistan is likely to remain mostly rhetorical. Pakistan's civilian governments have for the most part been notoriously corrupt, and the rising tide of Islamic fundamentalism contributes further to the inherent instability of Pakistani democracy. While the U.S. will publicly insist on a speedy handover of power to an elected civilian government, Washington's working relationship with Islamabad is more likely to be determined by General Musharraf's performance on issues such as terrorism and nuclear nonproliferation.
Can President Clinton mediate in the India-Pakistan dispute?
No, for the simple reason that neither side is asking him to do so. The conflict between them dates back to 1947, when Britain created Pakistan in a failed attempt to partition India's Muslim population from its Hindu and other populations. (Even though Pakistan is an overwhelmingly Muslim state, there are as many, if not more, Muslims living in India.) The flash point of their conflict continues to be Kashmir, a predominantly Muslim region whose Hindu ruling elite opted to join India in 1947, prompting a Pakistani invasion. Kashmir is divided between the two countries along the cease-fire line of their last war, and while Pakistan wants international mediation and a referendum in Kashmir to settle its future, India steadfastly refuses any foreign intervention in what it sees as a domestic and bilateral dispute. Under those circumstances, the best President Clinton can hope to do is remind both sides that they're better off avoiding a war, and creating channels of communication with Washington to allow the U.S. to play a role in resolving future crises.
Will the President's visit help slow South Asia's nuclear arms race?
While no breakthroughs are expected, Washington has been working quietly over the past two years to minimize the danger represented by both countries' going nuclear. Expecting either side to renounce nuclear weapons is unrealistic in the near term, but the focus of U.S. efforts is to help the countries develop mechanisms that minimize the danger of conflict escalating to the nuclear level, and to persuade them to sign on to the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty and other international agreements governing the interaction of nuclear states. President Clinton's visit marks a de facto acceptance of India and Pakistan's nuclear status, placing the emphasis on containing their nuclear programs. Both sides have indicated that in principle they are willing to abide by international treaties governing nuclear weapons.
Where does Bangladesh, formerly East Pakistan, which President Clinton will visit for a day, fit into the region's complex politics?
Bangladesh was created in 1971 when East Pakistan, with Indian help, seceded from Pakistan. The deeply impoverished country has remained highly unstable ever since, suffering two presidential assassinations, three coups and some 18 attempted coups, and is often paralyzed by crippling strikes organized by the political opposition. The ruling Awami League party of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina hopes to attract more U.S. investment, but President Clinton is likely to urge her to ensure greater political stability and generate income by selling some its plentiful energy resources to neighboring India. However, the political opposition consists primarily of Islamic parties opposed to India, which makes trade agreements with New Delhi a tough sell for the government.


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The Youngstown State men's basketball team opens 2013 and Horizon League play when it visits UIC, Wednesday, Jan. 2.
• Tipoff is set for 8 p.m. and the game can be heard on 570 WKBN-AM and IHeartRadio.
Last Time Out
• The Penguins defeated NAIA member Marygrove, 93-52, on Dec. 29.
• Junior Kendrick Perry scored 17 points to become the 33rd player in YSU history to score 1,000 career points.
• Senior Blake Allen also had 17 points with five 3-pointers.
• Freshman Bobby Hain scored 13 points off the bench and senior Damian Eargle had 11 points.
Up Next
• The Penguins stay in Chicago to face Loyola, Saturday, Jan. 5, at 4 p.m. at the Gentile Center.
The UIC Series
• This is the 30 meeting between Youngstown State and UIC in a series that dates back to 1993.
• UIC owns a 22-7 advantage in the all-time series having won the first 16 games.
• Since then, the Penguins have won seven of the last 13.
• Last season, the teams split the season series by winning on their own home floors.
• UIC defeated the Penguins, 72-68, on Feb. 2, 2012, at the UIC Pavilion.
• YSU defeated the Flames, 71-50, at the Beeghly Center on Jan. 7, 2012.
• Youngstown State has not defeated UIC in Chicago since a 68-60 win on Feb. 7, 2009.
Scouting UIC
• UIC enters the game with a 9-4 record but has lost its last three games, incluing a 74-55 defeat at Toledo on Dec. 29.
• The Flames, however, are 5-0 at home this season.
• Daniel Barnes leads the Flames with 12.7 points per game and is tied for the league lead with 2.8 3-pointers made per game.
• Gary Talton is averaging 12.2 points and 4.7 assists per game.
• Hayden Humes is also in double figures with 11.4 points per contest.
KP Becomes 33rd to 1,000
• With 17 points against Marygrove on Dec. 29, junior Kendrick Perry became the 33rd player to score 1,000 points in YSU history.
• The last player to accomplish the feat was Vytas Sulskis (2007-11).
• The last junior to reach 1,000 points was Quin Humphrey in 2005-06.
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• Kendrick Perry is just the 16th YSU player to score at least 1,000 points before his senior year.
• He became the 14th player to reach the mark during his junior season.
• Perry is just the sixth Division I junior to score 1,000 points at YSU.
• He is also become just the 15th player since YSU joined Division I to score at least 1,000 career points.
Start of League Play on the Road, Again
• The 2012-13 season marks the fourth straight year Youngstown State has opened Horizon League play on the road.
• It is also the ninth time in 12 seasons the Penguins will begin league play as the away team.
Guins in League Openers
• Youngstown State is 1-10 in Horizon League openers since joining the league in 2001-02.
• The lone win came last season against Detroit in a 64-61 victory in Detroit.
• YSU is 1-7 in road league openers.
KP Named to Cousy Watch List
• Junior Kendrick Perry was named to the Watch List for the 2013 Bob Cousy Collegiate Point Guard of the Year Award.
• Perry is one of 80 nominees and leads the Penguins with 16.2 points and 4.7 assists per game.
• Perry ranks tied for sixth all-time with 304 career assists.
A Win Will
• Improve YSU to 9-5 overall on the year.
• Improve YSU to 1-0 in the Horizon League.
• Mark YSU's fifth road win of the season.
• Mark YSU's eighth win over UIC.
• Mark Head Coach Jerry Slocum's 664th career victory and his 83rd at Youngstown State.
• Mark YSU's 1,017th victory in the program's history.
Allen Moves into Second
• With five 3-pointers against Marygrove senior Blake Allen ranks second on the YSU all-time 3-pointers list.
• Allen has made 176 career 3's and needs 23 more to break the record of 198.
• He is also just the second YSU player to make at least 175 career 3-pointers in his career.
Guins Get Fourth Non-League Road Win
• The 67-51 win over Bethune-Cookman on Dec. 21 marked the fourth true non-league road win for Youngstown State this season.
• It marked the first time since 1984-85 Youngstown State won four times on the road in non-conference action.
• For the second straight game, YSU posted at least 50 rebounds with 51 against Marygrove.
• All 12 players that appeared had at least one carom.
• Freshman Bobby Hain led the team with eight rebounds.
• The Penguins also recorded 50 rebounds in the 67-51 win over Bethune-Cookman on Dec. 21.
• Six players players combined for all 50 rebounds.
• The last time the Penguins grabbed 50 rebounds in a game was against UC-Riverside on Nov. 18, 2011.
KP Second With 1,000, 300, 130
• Junior Kendrick Perry became just the second player in school history to post 1,000 points, 300 assists and 130 steals in a career.
• The only other YSU player to accomplish that feat was Bruce Timko from 1982-86.
• Perry has 1,000 career points, 304 assists and 133 steals.
• With 17 more steals, Perry will become the only player in school history with 1,000 points, 300 assists and 150 steals.
Eargle's Block Party
• Senior Damian Eargle already owns the YSU and Horizon League career blocks records with 252.
• Eargle has recorded a block in 15 straight games dating back to last season.
• He has also blocked at least one shot in 43 of the last 44 games.
• In his 74-game career at YSU, Eargle has tallied a block in 69 contests.
Hain Heating Up
• Freshman Bobby Hain has been heating up over the last three games.
• He scored 13 points against Marygrove on Dec. 29, 14 points with seven rebounds against the Bethune-Cookman on Dec. 21 and had 11 points with seven boards against USF on Dec. 18.
• During that span, Hain is averaging 12.7 points and 7.3 rebounds per game.
• He also shot 53.6 percent (15-for-28) from the floor over those games.
Allen Leads Horizon League
• Senior Blake Allen is tied for the Horizon League lead with 2.8 3-pointers made per game.
• Allen is also tied with a league-best 38 3-pointers made.
• Allen also leads the league with a 3.5 assist-to-turnover ratio.
• He has 42 assists and just 12 turnovers in 13 games.
• The Tampa, Fla., native is averaging 3.2 assists and 0.9 turnovers per game.
Efficient Guins
• Youngstown State has three players ranked in the top 10 in the Horizon League when it comes to field-goal percentage.
• Sophomore Shawn Amiker leads the team and ranks second in the circuit with a .531 field-goal percentage.
• Freshman Bobby Hain is third in the league at .526.
• Senior Damian Eargle ranks ninth with a .480 field-goal percentage.
Eargle Reaches 1,000 Points
• With 17 points against James Madison on Nov. 20, senior Damian Eargle scored the 1,000th point in his collegiate career.
• Eargle has scored 843 points at Youngstown State and had 268 in 2008-09 at UNC-Greensboro for a total of 1,111.
• He needs 157 more to become a 1,000-point scorer at YSU.
Two More Searching for 1,000
• With junior Kendrick Perry becoming the 33rd YSU player to score 1,000 points, seniors Blake Allen and Damian Eargle are trying to become the 34th and 35th players to match that feat.
• Eargle needs 157 more points while and Allen is 233 away.
• Eargle has scored 1,111 points in his college career, but 268 were at UNC-Greensboro.
• The last time two YSU players scored 1,000 career points in the same season was in 2000-01 when Desmond Harrison and Craig Haese reached the plateau.
Perry Among League Leaders
• Junior Kendrick Perry is having an all-league caliber season.
• Perry ranks fourth in the Horizon League in scoring with 16.2 points per game.
• He also tied for third with 4.7 assists per game and ranks fifth with a .845 free-throw percentage.
• Perry is fourth in the Horizon League with 2.3 assist-to-turnover ratio.
• He also ranks sixth with 1.5 steals per game.
Eargle Defensive Production
• Senior Damian Eargle is playing like a defensive player-of-the-year candidate.
• Eargle ranks sixth nationally and leads the Horizon League with 3.5 blocks per game.
• The Youngstown, Ohio, native is second in the league with 7.4 rebounds per game.
• Eargle is seventh in the league with 1.4 steals per game.
• He is also second in the league with 5.8 defensive rebounds per game.
• Against Bowling Green on Dec. 1, Eargle grabbed a career-high 15 rebounds, including 14 defensive boards.
Takin' Care of Business
• The YSU trio of guards of Blake Allen, DJ Cole and Kendrick Perry take care of the ball well.
• Combined, the three have dished out 139 assists compared to just 62 turnovers.
• That works out to an assist-to-turnover ratio of 2.2.
• Allen leads the league at 3.5, Perry is fourth at 2.3 and Cole is eighth at 1.6.
KP Scores Career High
• Junior Kendrick Perry scored a career-high 34 points against North Dakota State on Nov. 19.
• His 34 points were the most since Quin Humphrey scored 35 on Feb. 22, 2007, against Wright State.
• Perry scored 12 straight YSU points, including the Guins' final 10 of regulation.
• He hit a 3-pointer with 3.4 seconds left in the second half to force overtime.
• For the game, Perry made a career-best 13 field goals, grabbed a season-high eight rebounds and made four 3-pointers.
Belin Nets Back-to-Back Double-Doubles
• With 10 points and a career-high 12 rebounds against JMU, junior Kamren Belin posted his second straight double-double.
• Belin recorded the first double-double of his career against North Dakota State on Nov. 19.
• Belin scored 15 points and grabbed 11 rebounds against the Bison.
Belin Hits For Career High
• Junior forward Kamren Belin scored a career-high 17 points against his home-state school.
• Belin connected on 5-of-9 from the field, including three 3-pointers against Georgia on Nov. 12.
• He also grabbed six rebounds and made 4-of-5 free-throw attempts.
KP Named Player of the Week
• For the second time in his career, junior Kendrick Perry was named the Horizon League Player of the Week on Nov. 19.
• Perry averaged 21 points, four assists and three steals per game and shot 50 percent from the floor in two wins.
Eargle Second To Get to 200 Blocks, Gets 300
• Senior Damian Eargle became just the second player in school history to accumulate at least 200 career blocked shots.
• Eargle has 252 blocked shots, which is the YSU career record.
• The only other player with 200 blocks is Ricky Tunstall, who recorded 221 career blocks.
• Counting his 57 blocks at UNC-Greensboro, Eargle has reached 309 blocked shots for his entire college career.
Penguins Ink Marcus Keene Early
• The Penguins inked Marcus Keene to a National Letter-of-Intent during the early signing period.
• Keene, a 5-foot-9 point guard from San Antonio, Texas, was named all-state after averaging 14.7 points, 5.1 assists, 2.9 rebounds and 1.3 steals per game.
• Over his junior and sophomore seasons, Keene scored 781 points.
Penguins Picked Fourth
• Youngstown State was picked to finish fourth in the Horizon League in a poll of the League's Head Coaches, SIDs and select media.
• It is the highest preseason ranking for the Penguins since joining the Horizon League in 2001-02.
• YSU was never picked higher than seventh.
Perry Preseason First-Team
• Junior Kendrick Perry was named to the Horizon League Preseason First-Team.
• He is the first player since Quin Humphrey in 2006-07 to receive preseason league accolades.
• Perry led the league in scoring last year with 16.8 points per game.
Eargle Preseason Second-Team
• Senior Damian Eargle was selected to the Horizon League Preseason Second-Team.
• Eargle led the league in blocks (3.7), ranked third in rebounding (7.5) and 15th in scoring.
KP NABC All-District 2nd-Team
• Junior Kendrick Perry was named to the National Association of Basketball Coaches All-District 12 Second-Team last season.
KP First-Team All-League
Junior Kendrick Perry was named to the All-Horizon League First-Team last season. Below are some tidbits on Perry:
• Led HL in scoring in all games (16.8) and league games only (16.8 ppg).
• Led league in steals in conference games (2.4).
• Just the fifth player to lead the Horizon League in scoring and steals in the same season.
• Tied for league lead with an assist-to-turnover ratio of 1.9.
• Ranked second in steals (2.4) in all games.
• Ranked fourth in assists per game (3.9).
• Was the first sophomore in school history to earn first-team all-conference honors.
• First YSU player since Quin Humphrey (2006-07 and 2005-06) to be named first-team all-league.
Eargle Named All-Defensive Team
Senior forward Damian Eargle was voted to the Horizon League All-Defensive Team. Below are some notes on Eargle's 2011-12 season:
• Set the Horizon League single-season blocks record for all games with 116 and league-games only with 65.
• Owns the Horizon League career record for blocks in conference play at 122.
• Ranked third nationally with 3.7 blocks per game.


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