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10 Things You Wish You Knew About Adopting An Older Child
2. You will try to share this crazy, incredible adoption experience with your closest friends and loved ones and find their blank stares and "Are you completely crazy?" comments unnerving. They won't get it, and that's okay, because you know in your soul that you are this child's mother and you will give up trying to explain it to everyone.
3. Your "Gotcha Day" might not be filled with cute pictures you can't wait to post on the internet of you and your new child. In fact, the hand-over will be quick, the paperwork a blur, the guide will pat your back and say, "See you tomorrow!" and you will find yourself in a quiet hotel room, alone, with a child whom you loved from afar but cannot even begin to communicate with. The newness and shock will wear off within a day or two and then reality will set in, for both you AND your child, and your world will start spinning with thoughts of "what have we done?" and "can we DO this?" and their world will be spinning with thoughts of "I'm scared!" and "I want to go back to the orphanage!" and even if you know this is for the very best you will both be struggling under the weight of the UNKNOWN yet to come. You will lie awake at night with a stranger in the room and hope you haven't just made the biggest mistake of your life. You will long for your other children, for home, for sights, smells, and sounds that are familiar---knowing all the while your child is losing exactly what you miss.
4. You will get home and things will settle down a bit. You still can't communicate much, but charades and Google Translate and baby talk will work for a while. The jet lag will just about kill you, but once that wears off, the honeymoon will begin. Your husband and other children, your friends, and your family will lavish attention on the new child, and you will breathe a sigh of relief. This may actually work after all! The smiles, the giggles, the joyful, abandoned way your child embraces new experiences will delight you and encourage you. You will stress over schoolwork and foods for awhile, then shortly come to the realization that there are far more important things to be learned.
5. You will be shocked by this child's immaturity. No matter how old their paperwork says they are, in reality they are more like a toddler. So you have to start with toddler basics---things like: sit quietly at the table, don't wipe your snot on your shirt, don't throw yourself on the floor when I tell you "no". And you will begin the long process of repeating yourself, daily. Some new behaviors will be learned quickly---but other ones will take every.last.drop. of energy you ever possessed. You will have to teach your child how to snuggle, how to seek comfort, how to need people, how to read their body signals, how to do just about every last thing. You will cease to stress over schoolwork and such and will learn to appreciate little victories---like the first time you take your child to the store and they don't crawl under the clothing racks or run around in loud circles. Or the first time they fall and get hurt and run TO you instead of AWAY from you. You'll capture the first unsolicited kiss or hug and the first "I love you" and keep the memory and sweetness of it tucked away for the next exhausting day.
6. The honeymoon will eventually wear off completely, and your child will begin to grieve and rage heavily. The immensity of the loss ("Why my China mommy not keep me? Why you not adopt me when I a baby??? Why I not see my friends in China anymore?") combined with the inability to process their feelings in a healthy way---and the language barrier---will send the child almost completely over the edge. The mourning process may be quick but it may be lengthy and you will be dealing with hours and hours of crying, screaming, raging, defiance, or running away. This child who never learned to obey will defy you at every turn. You will need to help this child all.day.long. yet will feel the guilt of not being able to meet the needs of everyone who needs you simultaneously. The new child "needs" the most so the other family members must take second place for a time. And your guilt continues. You will, out of complete necessity, pull back from EVERYTHING else in your life.
7. You will keep the "bad days" to yourself, far more than you should, simply because you want this to work and you know you're right smack in the center of God's will and you don't want to hear the "I told you so's" from the crowd of dissenters. You will fear scaring off potential adoptive families if you tell the truth about how very hard this is. You will find your entire world is turned upside down for a while, and you will wonder if life will ever return to normal. The house you used to keep spotless will become messy, the children you used to have well-trained will begin to struggle, and you will find every aspect of your life in fragile disarray.
8. Your other children will "love" this child, then hate this child, then learn to truly love this child. This process will rip your entire heart right out of your body, yet it will teach all of you about Jesus' love. You will turn into a full-time counselor, guiding precious little hearts towards choosing love and forgiveness. YOU can take just about anything, but when your other children come to you and express their honest thoughts and struggles over this new child, you will come very close to wanting to disrupt, to start over, to go back to the safety of your "old" comfort circle. You will need other adoptive friends who can encourage and equip you to carry on when the going gets tough.
9. You will choose to continue on this journey, not because it is easy, but because it is good and right and necessary for healing. You will hold the raging child for hours and hours, you will redo and script and discipline and train and repeat yourself until you think you're going to lose your mind. You will snuggle this child when it makes your skin crawl, you will love this child even though you don't even like them some days, you will drop into bed drop-dead exhausted---and then you will get up again the next day and do it all over again, because you are committed to helping this child blossom. You will not rely on your feelings, because they will be all over the stinkin' place at times, but you WILL rely on your husband, your faith, and your unwavering commitment to parent this precious child. You will dig down deep and plow ahead, KNOWING the rewards will be worth it.
10. You will wake up one morning and realize that you've both made it through the dark valley and you're finally on somewhat even ground. Your child will brush their teeth without being told, will use a napkin and manners at the table. They will not whine, cry, quit, or cheat at their schoolwork. They will seek out affection and receive it willingly. You will smile as your children play together nicely and whisper sweet secrets in the dark at bedtime. You will listen and weep as your child finally opens up about their past, the abuse, and the heart of why they are who they are. You will take a breath and realize that you no longer love the image of this child--you truly love them. And you will find that your child is not the only one who has grown during this journey---you will not be the same person as before. You will be better. You will have no regrets as you realize you would gladly do it all over again to get to TODAY.
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Wow - you are so right on, and have articulated a lot of what we are in the midst of right now. I so "get" how you say we fall in love with a picture. We even think we "know" our child when we couldn't possibly. I still think about Gan (and pray for her) and wonder how it could have been different . . . but we are blessed by YiLi and Sam and soon . . . Lizzy! Thank you for this post.
ReplyDeleteNice to see you back! We adopted six and seven year old girls a few months ago and are in process for a ten year old boy now. I go from being so totally excited to be pretty scared about the whole thing. Thanks for this post and the reminder that whatever the next couple of years holds for us, it will be worth it!
ReplyDeleteSelina, I am thrilled to find your blog. This post is so "spot on" for our experiences as well. You nailed it! I'll share it on our Hope at Home facebook page--I'm sure there are others who will be thankful to read this. Well done! I am excited to read what you have to say about grace parenting. It is a favorite topic of mine as well. May you know the pleasure and joy that Father God has in you this day! Beth
ReplyDelete- AnonymousJanuary 7, 2014 at 9:28 AM
Been there done that. We have two adopted daughters and three bio sons. Girls are from Guatemala and Cambodia. One came to us at 18 months and we have worked through years of attachment stuff, RAD. Age of kids are 17, 15,14,12, and 10. We are pretty much on the others side of pain for now. But this stuff comes back at developmental stages so I'm sure we are not done yet. Love your article and so identify with it. God be with you. They are so worth the struggle and you are so worth the struggle.
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Canada's Shameful Scapegoating of Omar Khadr
By Andy Worthington | 28.4.12
Last week, the Canadian government received a formal request for the return of Omar Khadr from Guantánamo Bay. Julie Carmichael, an aide to Public Safety Minister Vic Toews, told the Globe and Mail, "The government of Canada has just received a completed application for the transfer of prisoner Omar Ahmed Khadr. A decision will be made on this file in accordance with Canadian law."
Khadr, who was seized at the age of 15 after a firefight in Afghanistan in July 2002, accepted a plea deal in his war crimes trial at Guantánamo in October 2010, on the basis that he would serve an eight-year sentence, but with only one year to be served in Guantánamo.
However, as the Globe and Mail described it, the government of Stephen Harper "has been reluctant to accept Mr. Khadr," and "diplomatic wrangling over his transfer has persisted." Despite this, as I noted last month, the US government has been putting pressure on the Canadian government, because US officials need other prisoners to be reassured that, if they accept plea deals in exchange for providing evidence against other prisoners, the terms of those plea deals will be honored.
Playing this down, and also playing down Canada's own responsibility towards Khadr, a Canadian official explained, "The United States basically asked Canada for a diplomatic favor and Canada previously agreed to look at a request of this nature favorably. The US needs to get rid of this guy for their own reasons." The source added that the Americans were "bending over backwards" to ensure Khadr's return, and would have to "bend their way around a number of their own rules" to make that happen, and also suggested that Vic Toews had "little choice but to accept Mr. Khadr's return, which would happen at US expense."
All of the above was economical with the truth, because Canada's involvement in accepting the return of Khadr was obviously discussed at the time of the plea deal, and the talk of doing favors is, therefore, designed only to make the Canadian government appear tough.
This is nothing new, as the Canadian government has persistently ignored Khadr's rights, abandoning him at the age of 15, when officials were supposed to call for his rehabilitation as part of the Optional Protocol to the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child on the involvement of children in armed conflict, to which both Canada and the US are signatories. Moreover, the Canadian government has done nothing to prevent the kind of racism that has involved a regular outpouring of hostility towards Khadr. This is so out of control that numerous Canadian citizens have decided that it is appropriate to talk of not allowing Khadr to return to Canada, even though he was born in Canada and is a Canadian citizen.
Typical of this was a poll conducted last week on CBC News's "Your Community Blog," which asked the question, "Should Omar Khadr be allowed to return to Canada?" as though there was a legal option to prevent his return, when there is not. Fortunately, 53 percent of those who voted said yes, compared to 43 percent who said no, although that is still an alarmingly large minority of Canadian citizens who don't understand what nationality and citizenship mean, and who also don't seem to believe that a prison sentence — and any notion of punishment — should be finite.
These voices include journalist and Sun TV host Ezra Levant, who has written an entire hate-filled book about the alleged threat posed by Khadr, but whose approach is "so obsessional that it sometimes seems like a manifestation of clinical mental illness," as another journalist, Jonathan Kay, recently explained.
Moreover, last Thursday, as the Toronto Sun explained in a news report, Vic Toews conceded that the government would not block Khadr's return. Some commentators had speculated that the government "was considering using a clause in the International Transfer of Offenders Act to keep … Khadr out of Canada on national security grounds."
Toews explained, "Under the International Transfer of Offenders Act, he is a Canadian citizen. He is also a Canadian citizen under the Charter which entitles him to come back to Canada, eventually." He added, "The issue is when does he come back to Canada? That's a determination I have to make and I haven't made any decision in that respect yet."
A decision is expected soon, but in the meantime opponents of Khadr's return should also reflect that, under Canadian law, he will be "eligible for parole next year after completing one-third of his sentence, and statutory release after completing two-thirds." Toews pointed out that "it would be up to the National Parole Board to decide when to integrate Khadr back into society." The Toronto Sun also pointed out that the government was "bracing for a multimillion-dollar lawsuit," based on the fallout from a Canadian Supreme Court ruling in 2010 — conveniently ignored by the government — which stated unambiguously that Khadr's rights were violated in US custody.
In defense of Khadr — and providing some necessary humility — the Toronto Star ran an editorial last Thursday, pointing out that "the abuse he has suffered with the complicity of Prime Minister Stephen Harper's government and that of its Liberal predecessors has shamed Canada," adding, "His expected return from Guantánamo Bay, while welcome, does us no great credit either."
Seeing through the official line about Canada doing the US a favour, the Star noted, "Such is the shabby close to an infamous case in which Ottawa refused to go to bat for one of our own," and delivered the following verdict on Khadr's US ordeal:
US President Barack Obama once declared Gitmo a "legal black hole" predicated on a "dangerously flawed legal approach" that "compromised our core values." Khadr finally buckled to that ugly system in 2010 and surrendered the guilty plea to murder and war crimes that it was designed to elicit. His plea bargain was a "hellish decision" to preclude trial in a sham court and the risk of a life sentence.
The Star also reminded readers that Khadr "was pushed to fight in Afghanistan by his al-Qaida-linked father," and that US officials "threatened him with gang rape, denied him counsel, deprived him of sleep, and set a precedent by charging him with war crimes as a juvenile." Also noting that he had "spent far more time behind bars than he would have in Canada, had he been convicted here in a credible court of murder as a young offender," the Star concluded its pertinent editorial by stating:
[A]s Canada's allies successfully lobbied to free their nationals from Gitmo, the Harper government wilfully neglected Khadr. It never forcefully protested his mistreatment, criticized his prosecution, or asked for leniency. It took the obtuse view that justice was taking its course. It washed its hands of a young Canadian, leaving him to his fate. It failed a citizen, and disgraced itself.
It is rare, at Guantánamo, for another government to have behaved as appallingly as the US, but in Khadr's case it has long been clear, to anyone capable of viewing it objectively, that the Canadian government has matched America's abuse towards Khadr every step of the way, and it is time for this disgraceful situation to be brought to an end.
Andy Worthington is the author of The Guantánamo Files: The Stories of the 774 Detainees in America's Illegal Prison (published by Pluto Press, distributed by Macmillan in the US, and available from Amazon — click on the following for the US and the UK) and of two other books: Stonehenge: Celebration and Subversion and The Battle of the Beanfield.
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teaspoon baking powder
teaspoon salt
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tablespoons butter
cup sugar
teaspoon vanilla
ounces bittersweet or semisweet chocolate, chopped
2 1/2
cups walnut or pecan halves, broken in large pieces and toasted
cup chopped candied orange peel*
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Adjust oven racks; one in upper third of oven and one in lower third. Line two large baking sheets with parchment paper; set aside. In small bowl stir together flour, baking powder, and salt (flour amount may seem low but is correct); set aside.
- In microwave-safe bowl combine chocolate and butter. Melt at 50 percent power (medium) about 2 minutes. Stir frequently until chocolate is almost melted. Remove. Stir to complete melting; set aside.
- In medium heatproof bowl whisk together eggs, sugar, and vanilla. Place skillet 1/4 full of barely simmering water. Gently whisk 2 minutes or just until warm (about 100 degrees F). Stir egg mixture into melted chocolate. Stir in flour mixture until combined. Stir in walnuts and 6 oz. chopped chocolate. Fold in candied orange peel.
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- Cut peel from oranges lengthwise in quarters, cutting just through pulp to surface of fruit. Pry back quartered peel with spoon. Scrape away soft white pith inside peel. Cut peel in 1/2-inch-wide strips. In a 2-quart saucepan combine 1 1/3 cups sugar and water. Bring to boiling; add orange peel. Return to boiling, stirring constantly to dissolve sugar; reduce heat. Boil gently, uncovered, for 15 minutes or until peel is almost translucent, stirring occasionally. Remove peel from syrup, allowing excess to drip off. Place on parchment or waxed paper. Cool until easy to handle (do not cool completely). Roll in 1 to 2 tablespoons sugar to coat. Let dry 1 to 2 hours. Coarsely chop peels. Makes about 1/3 cup.
Nutrition Facts
(Chocolate Decadence Cookies)- Per serving:
- 164 kcal cal.,
- 13 g fat
- (4 g sat. fat,
- 5 g polyunsaturated fat,
- 3 g monounsatured fat),
- 16 mg chol.,
- 23 mg sodium,
- 14 g carb.,
- 2 g fiber,
- 9 g sugar,
- 3 g pro.
- Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet


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At the end of the 2010 season, Cunningham Motorsports had qualified for a total of four races and did not achieve a single first round win. A strong team, respected crew chief (Bob Glidden) and promising driver have since then united to form a hopeful operation for owners Jim and Gloria Cunningham and sponsor GCPay.com.
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Perkinson says, "I'm just excited that we qualified. In Pro Stock, it doesn't really matter where you qualify as long as you can get down the track and be competitive, 16th or number one. Yes, there is a disadvantage and an advantage, but anyone can win from any spot in Pro Stock, so just making the field is a big accomplishment for this team."
"We struggled all weekend long; couldn't control our wheel speed off the launch. For us to come out here for the second race in a row now and qualify, that means a lot to me and I know it means a lot to the guys in the shop. For our sponsors, especially GCPay.com who is sponsoring us for the Gatornationals this weekend, we needed to qualify and we'll need to put on a good show tomorrow as well," added Perkinson.
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Earthquakes in Chandigarh, Delhi & Haryana, India
State - Haryana, India Capital - Chandigarh (U.T.) Population - 21,082,989(2001) State - Delhi, India Capital - New Delhi Population - 13,782,976 (2001) Million+ Cities in region Delhi Municipal Corp. - pop. 9,817,439 Faridabad - pop. 1,054,981 Population per district (Top 5, Top 2 in Delhi) Faridabad - pop. 2,194,586 Gurgaon - pop. 1,660,289 Hisar - pop. 1,537,117 Bhiwani - pop. 1,425,022 Sonipat - pop. 1,279,175 North-West Delhi - pop. 2,860,869 South Delhi - pop. 2,267,023
Earthquake History Eastern parts of Haryana along with Delhi lie in the Gangetic Plain. This is a fore-deep, a downwarp of the Himalayan foreland, of variable depth, converted into flat plains by long-vigorous sedimentation. This is known as a geosyncline and the Gangetic Plain is the Indo-Gangetic Geosyncline. This has shown considerable amounts of flexure and dislocation at the northern end and is bounded on the north by the Himalayan Frontal Thrust. The floor of the Gangetic trough (if see without all the sediments) is not an even plain, but shows corrugated inequalities and buried ridges (shelf faults). The region sits atop the Delhi-Haridwar ridge which is a sub-surface ridge, trending NE-SW. There are numerous faults in this region, like the Moradabad, Panipat and Sohna faults. Delhi, Chandigarh and many parts of Haryana lie in Zone IV and thus they are extremely vulnerable to earthquakes. Most earthquakes in this region are shallow though a few earthquake of intermediate depth have been recorded in Haryana. The alluvial cover of the Indo-Gangetic plain makes even distant earthquake felt here quite strongly. This region often feels deep-seated earthquakes that are centred on the Pakistan-Afghanistan Border and in the Hindukush mountains in Afghanistan. However, it must be stated that proximity to faults does not necessarily translate into a higher hazard as compared to areas located further away, as damage from earthquakes depends on numerous factors such as subsurface geology as well as adherence to the building codes. Seismic Hazard
Ambala, Sonepat, Rohtak, Karnal, Gurgaon, Faridabad, Panipat, Rewari and Yamunanagar districts lie in Zone IV. The districts of Kurukshetra, Jind, Hissar, Bhiwani, Mahendragarh and Kaithal lie in Zone III while only Sirsa district lies in Zone II. The entire state of Delhi lies in Zone IV and so does the Union Territory of Chandigarh. Since the earthquake database in India is still incomplete, especially with regards to earthquakes prior to the historical period (before 1800 A.D.), these zones offer a rough guide of the earthquake hazard in any particular region and need to be regularly updated (See also: GSHAP Hazard Map for Chandigarh, Delhi & Haryana).
Largest Instrumented Earthquake in Chandigarh, Delhi & Haryana 27 August 1960 - Gurgaon-Faridabad (Haryana), 6.0 (TS) 15:58:59.20UTC, 28.20N, 77.40E Damage from this earthquake extended into New Delhi where at least 50 people were injured. Structural damage was reported in Karol Bagh and cracks in houses in RK Puram.
Significant Earthquakes in Chandigarh, Delhi & Haryana The following list briefly outlines known earthquakes. General locations are provided for historical events for which "generalized" epicentral co-ordinates are available. Some events which were significant for other reasons are also included. This list will be updated whenever newer information is available. Please note that Magnitude and Intensity are NOT THE SAME. All events are within the state or union territory covered on this page unless stated otherwise. Acronyms Used: D=Depth, OT=Origin Time, Mw=Moment Magnitude, Ms=Surface Wave magnitude, Mb=Body Wave Magnitude, ML=Local Magnitude, M?=Magnitude Type unknown
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27 August 1960 - Gurgaon-Faridabad (Haryana), 6.0 (TS) 28.20 N, 77.40 E, OT=15:58:59.20 UTC Damage from this earthquake extended into New Delhi where at least 50 people were injured. Structural damage was reported in Karol Bagh and cracks in houses in RK Puram. 20 June 1966 - Delhi-Gurgaon Border (Delhi-Haryana Border region), Mb 4.7 (ISC) 28.50 N, 76.98 E, D=053.0 kms, OT=13:42:57 UTC 29 July 1980 - Western Nepal, Mw 6.8 (HRV) 29.60 N, 81.09 E, OT=14:58:40 UTC Between 150 - 200 persons were killed and hundreds injured. Extensive damage in several towns in western Nepal. The quake also caused damage in Pithoragarh area, nearly 50 kilometres away from the epicentre. 13 persons were killed here and 40 were injured. The quake was felt as far away as Kathmandu and New Delhi. 21 October 1991 - Near Pilang (Uttarkashi), Uttaranchal, Mw 6.8 30.78 N, 78.77 E, OT=21:23:14 UTC Between 750 to 2000 people killed in the Gharwal region. It was also felt very strongly in Uttar Pradesh, Chandigarh, Delhi, Haryana and Punjab. Some minor damage was reported in Chandigarh and New Delhi. 12 November 1996 - Near Kurukshetra (Haryana-U.P. bdr. region), Mb 4.5 (NEIC) 29.928 N, 77.207 E, D=055.0 kms, OT=04:20:58 UTC 4 May 1997 - Rothak-Sonepat Districts (Haryana), ML 4.1 (EIDC) 28.984 N, 76.588 E, D=28.8 kms, OT=07:19:22 UTC 30 March 1998 - Mahendragarh-Bhiwani Districts (Haryana-Rajasthan Bdr.), Mb 5.0 (NEIC) 28.211 N, 76.240 E, D=010.0 kms, OT=23:55:45 UTC 22 March 1999 - North of New Delhi, (Haryana-Uttar Pradesh Border region), Mb 4.1 (NEIC) 29.257 N, 76.940 E, D=207.6 kms, OT=09:56:16 UTC 29 March 1999 - Near Gopeshwar (Chamoli), Uttaranchal Mw 6.5 (HRV) 30.492 N, 79.288 E, OT=19:05:11 UTC 115 people killed in the Gharwal region. The quake was felt very strongly in Uttar Pradesh, Chandigarh, Delhi and Haryana. In Haryana, one person was killed in the city of Ambala and 2 at Nakodar in the neighbouring state of Punjab. Minor damage to buildings in New Delhi, most significantly in Patparganj. Minor damage also reported from Chandigarh. 28 April 2001 - Sonepat-Delhi region, Mb 4.3 (ISC) 28.591 N, 77.044 E, D=15.4 kms, OT=03:06:27 UTC Felt widely in the New Delhi area and resulted in widespread panic in the city. 22 December 2003 - Jind region, Haryana ML 3.5 29.235 N, 76.401 E, D=15.4 kms, OT=20:19:08 UTC A series of minor tremors were felt in central Haryana, in the town of Jind and the surrounding villages from early November 2003 into early 2004. This sequence was punctuated by a ML=3.5 event on 23 December 2003, which has been the largest recorded event since the onset of the swarm. 27 November 2004 - Chandigarh-north Haryana region, ML 3.9 30.352 N, 77.129 E, D=19 kms, OT=23:53:54 UTC A mild earthquake struck the union territory of Chandigarh and the adjoining parts of Haryana & Punjab on 27 November 2004 at 05:23 AM local time. It was felt by many in the region and had a magnitude of ML=3.9. 8 October 2005 - Kashmir-Kohistan, Pakistan-India border, Mw 7.6 34.432 N, 73.537 E, D=020.0 kms, OT=03:50:40 UTC A major earthquake struck the India-Pakistan border on the morning of 8 October 2005. It had a magnitude of Mw=7.6 and was felt strongly in much of Pakistan, northern India and eastern Afghanistan. The earthquake resulted in more than 80,000 deaths in northern Pakistan and adjoining parts of Jammu & Kashmir, India and is by far one of the deadliest in the sub-continent. At least 10 people also died in other parts of north India (including 2 in Delhi) and 4 in Afghanistan due to this earthquake. Tremors from the earthquake were felt more than a thousand kilometres away in the Indian states of Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh. 25 November 2007 - Delhi metropolitan area, Mb 4.6 28.677 N, 77.204 E, D=10 kms, OT=23:12:17 UTC A light earthquake was felt in the Delhi Metropolitan area on the morning of 26 November 2007 at 04:42 AM IST. It had a magnitude of Mb=4.6 and was felt for close to 10-seconds in Delhi causing widespread panic. This is the strongest local earthquakes in the Delhi metropolitan area since 2001 and the highest in magnitude since the M6.0 Gurgaon earthquake in August 1960.
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What wonderful guests!!! Appreciative, friendly, exceedingly neat. Erin and Lindsay were a joy to have and I'd welcome them back any time and recommend them to all.


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Elizabeth, Rebel, and Anna Premiere Pitch Perfect With Smiles and Laughs
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Elizabeth, Rebel, and Anna Premiere Pitch Perfect With Smiles and Laughs
The cast of Pitch Perfect hit the red carpet for their LA premiere last night. Elizabeth Banks wore a sexy black Alexander McQueen dress for the occasion and posed with costar Adam DeVine, while Rebel Wilson, in ABS, got together with Anna Camp, who will return to the small screen in The Good Wife on Sept. 30. Anna Kendrick arrived in a nude Zuhair Murad look and later changed into a black number to party with her costars and director Jason Moore. Brittany Snow was also on hand to celebrate the movie's debut ahead of its limited release this Friday — take a sneak peek at Pitch Perfect and other Fall films!
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