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A typical school day shatters for fifteen-year-old Janie Johnson during lunch period as she stares at the picture of a kidnapped child on the...
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A typical school day shatters for fifteen-year-old Janie Johnson during lunch period as she stares at the picture of a kidnapped child on the...
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As The Face on the Milk Carton begins, Janie Johnson is finishing an essay in English class. She does not pay much attention to her work. Instead, she thinks about learning to drive. Her father thinks that she is too young. In fact, he would prefer that she never grew up at all. However, Janie's mother thinks she is ready to start driving. Last night, Mrs. Johnson convinced her husband to let Janie get a learner's permit.
Janie fiddles with her essay, changing the spelling of her name to make it look more interesting. She muses that a girl named Jayne Johnston or Jayyne Jonstone would probably attract more notice than Jane Johnson. Her friends all have beautiful names, and she resolves that her children will have good names someday, too. She wonders why her parents chose such a boring name for her.
When the bell rings for lunch, Janie joins several friends in her school's cramped lunchroom. She has recently been diagnosed with a lactose intolerance, and she watches enviously as her friends slurp milk with their lunches. They look at the picture on the milk carton and debate whether anyone could recognize a girl twelve years after she had been kidnapped.
Janie's next-door neighbor, a good-looking senior named Reeve, waves at her across the cafeteria. As she waves back, she thinks about the problems he is having with his family. All three of Reeve's older siblings got into excellent colleges, but he earns mostly Ds and Fs. He and his parents fight about this a great deal, and Reeve often takes refuge at Janie's house. She gets along well with him, and her friends think he wants to be her boyfriend. However, Janie knows that her overprotective parents are unlikely to let her go out on a date with a boy. They do not even let Janie go shopping alone.
As her friends banter, Janie eats her peanut butter sandwich and wishes she could drink some milk with it. In a sudden fit of rebellion, she decides that she does not care about her lactose problem. She snatches a half-full milk carton from her friend Sarah-Charlotte and gulps it down. Sarah-Charlotte protests, but Janie does not answer. She sits staring at the picture on the carton. It's a picture of her, Janie, when she was three years old. She remembers wearing the dress in the picture, a polka-dot dress. She even remembers the scratchiness of the collar and the way it caught the wind when she wore it.
Janie tells her friends that the picture on the carton is of her. They all laugh, thinking that she is making up stories to get out of class, but Janie knows it is true. As the bell rings to signal the end of lunch, she thinks, "I was kidnapped."
For the rest of the school day, Janie's mind stays stuck on the picture on the milk carton. How could she have been kidnapped? It does not seem possible. She has two loving parents and a normal life, but she is sure that she is the girl in the picture. It makes no sense.
Janie goes through the motions of the school day, taking notes and answering questions—but all the time, she wonders if she is going insane. Perhaps it is a side effect of her lactose intolerance. Maybe drinking the milk drove her mad. The school day ends, and her body moves slowly as she packs up her things. By the time she gets outside into the rain, her bus is gone.
Feeling dizzy and confused, Janie stands on the sidewalk in the downpour. She watches a jeep approach. It is aimed straight for her, but she is feeling so shell-shocked that it does not even occur to her to step out of the way. The jeep stops in time, and the driver opens the passenger door. It is Reeve, her neighbor. He tells her to get in out of the rain.
Reeve loves storms and floods, so he suggests driving down to the water to see if it is rising. Janie agrees. As he drives, she flattens out the milk carton, which she has kept from lunch, and clips it inside her notebook. Reeve comments that this looks like an interesting hobby. Janie does not explain.
Stopping at a spot called the Scenic Overlook, Reeve confides that he feels upset about being the only unintelligent kid in his family. His mother recently confided to Janie's parents that she is proud of her three older children and that "three out of four isn't bad." Janie comforts him and tells him that his mother was out of line.
As Reeve talks about his problems, Janie's mind frequently returns to the picture on the milk carton. She sneaks a peek at it and reads the name underneath: Jennie Spring. The description says that Jennie was taken from a shopping mall in New Jersey. It also lists a birth...
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Reeve drops Janie off at home. Her dad is out coaching soccer, and her mom is volunteering at the local hospital. Janie walks around the house looking at her family's possessions. She finds a note from her mother, calling Janie "darling." She finds a stack of her jeans, recently washed and neatly folded. The house looks exactly like what it is: the home of a normal, loving family. It does not look like the home of two kidnappers and their victim.
Janie examines all the photos of herself on the walls. They show a happy, well-loved child skiing, dancing, and traveling. She thinks she must be crazy to consider that she may have been kidnapped. Her parents are too kind. They may be overprotective, but by no stretch of the imagination are they evil.
Yet there are no baby pictures of Janie, not anywhere in the house. Janie has asked about this before, and her parents have said that they did not own a camera until she was five. She has always accepted this explanation, but suddenly it seems feeble. Why did they never have their only daughter professionally photographed?
She goes to her bedroom and looks at her possessions as if they belong to a stranger. Janie is a girl who constantly starts new hobbies and gives them up; she can see evidence of this fact all over the room. She sees pictures and possessions left over from a horseback-riding phase, a flute-playing phase, and a gymnastics phase, among others.
Janie Johnson gives up many things, but surely one cannot give up being a whole person. If Jennie Spring was kidnapped at age three, and if Janie is Jennie, then she should remember. She lies down on her bed and tries to dredge up memories of this little girl. Nothing comes to her, but she does get the odd sensation that another person is indeed buried inside her. This is a creepy idea, so she gets up and runs over to Reeve's house.
Reeve's mother, Mrs. Shields, is watching...
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Janie sleeps well, and in the morning she marvels that she did not have nightmares. However, she is still shaken by the daymares she experienced yesterday. She does not call them memories in her mind.
When she goes to school, Janie watches and listens while her friends talk and joke. One of them, Adair, is taking her driver's test this afternoon. She comments that she is terrified that she will do something ridiculous, like forget her birth certificate. Hearing this, Janie panics. She didn't know that a person needs a birth certificate to get a driver's license. Suddenly she wonders if her parents have her birth certificate at all. She cannot help suspecting that they do not.
Jason, another of Janie's friends, tells a story about the first time he saw his birth certificate. The date on it was wrong; he panicked, thinking that he was adopted. Eventually he found out that two dates are recorded on the birth certificate: the date of birth and the date the baby is registered officially. The dates on his certificate are a few days apart, and he had noticed the latter one.
When Janie gets home from school, she asks to see her birth certificate. Her mother says that it is at the bank, in the safety deposit box. When she says that she is too busy to get it now, Janie asks if they can go tomorrow. Her mother replies that the bank will be closed tomorrow, and Janie demands to go Monday. Annoyed, Janie's mother loses her temper. "Why don't you want me to see my birth certificate?" Janie asks.
Janie's mother disregards the question and offers a snack. Janie goes to the kitchen to find something to eat. Her mother, who normally eats a snack with her every day, does not follow. Janie wonders if her mother is indeed hiding something. The thought brings on a confused, dizzy feeling, and she has another daymare.
In this daymare, Janie is in a messy kitchen full of people and toys. Babies are...
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Janie and Reeve kiss for a long time. When they separate, Janie takes a moment to feel amazed; she then kisses him again, putting her hands on the back of his neck, feeling his pulse. They are interrupted when Mrs. Shields calls out to Reeve to tell him he has a phone call. Reeve runs inside. When he is gone, Janie fixes the leaf pile to erase the impressions of their bodies. Reeve does not come back out, so Janie goes into her house.
Inside, Janie's mother excitedly takes a pan out of the refrigerator. She has been practicing her cake-decorating skills all day, with impressive results. She has created a frosting football scene on a sheet cake. Tomorrow Janie's family is having a tailgate party with Reeve's and...
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In the morning, Janie begs her parents to let her drive them to the tailgate party. After some discussion, they agree. Janie happily backs out of the driveway, doing a perfect job of it and feeling proud of herself—especially when Reeve comes outside and sees her. Her parents are terrified throughout the journey, and they force her to drive well under the speed limit all the way. Janie is too pleased with herself to care.
Reeve's sister Lizzie is visiting for the football game, a situation which Janie finds annoying. Of Reeve's three high-achieving siblings, Lizzie is perhaps the most driven. She excelled as an undergraduate at Princeton, and now she is in law school. She is highly disapproving of Reeve, and Janie...
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When Janie gets home, both of her parents are out, her dad coaching and her mother volunteering. Janie is desperate to get a look at her birth certificate. Once she sees it, she will know that the whole kidnapping idea is wrong, and she can go on with her life. She does not know when the bank closes, but she thinks it will be closed before her parents get home. She goes into her mother's office with the vague idea of finding the key and going to the bank by herself.
Janie opens her mother's top desk drawer and sees dozens of folders full of neatly organized information from all of Mrs. Johnson's many volunteering activities. Janie rifles idly through the papers, reflecting that she has had no more daymares about...
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At dinner, Janie cannot eat. Her mother has cooked a nice meal, pot roast and mashed potatoes, but Janie does not touch it. Her mother offers soup, but Janie—intending to wound—snaps that she would rather eat at McDonald's. Mr. Johnson makes a joke of this, but Janie can tell that her rudeness has upset her parents.
Although her parents make a deliberate effort to be nice and cheerful during dinner, Janie ignores them. She obsesses about the kidnapping. She considers taking out an ad in a New Jersey newspaper, asking for information about Jennie Spring. As soon as she has this idea, she dismisses it, reasoning that it would be terrible of her to get Jennie's parents' hopes up when she does not plan to call...
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Janie's parents go silent, shocked by her questions. Janie stands in agony, desperate to know the truth. Her parents look at each other, and some silent communication passes between them. They both nod, agreeing to tell Janie their story.
Haltingly, the Johnsons admit that they are not her parents. They are her grandparents. They had a daughter, Hannah, who is Janie's real mother. Hearing this, Janie feels frantic with relief. "Is that all?" she says. She can live with being the illegitimate child of a mother she has never met. That is far better than being the victim of a kidnapping, the lost child of faraway strangers.
Mr. Johnson tells Janie that he loves her and that he is her real father in an...
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Janie's relief lasts until sometime in the night. She wakes up from a nightmare and realizes, all at once, that her parents' story makes no sense. It explains the box marked H upstairs in the attic, but it does not explain the picture on the milk carton, the name Jennie Spring, or the daymares. The daymares are filled with ice cream, shopping malls, and people who seem like family. There is nothing in them that meshes with her parents' description of Hannah's cult.
Above all, Janie is bothered by the dress in the trunk upstairs. It is a concrete object, undeniably real—and definitely the dress from the milk carton. She lies awake, slowly forming a sickening suspicion. Could her parents have gone crazy...
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It takes two hours to drive from Connecticut to New Jersey. Reeve concentrates on the road while Janie studies the map to find the shopping mall where Jennie Spring was kidnapped. On the road, Janie tells him everything, but he has trouble believing it. He has known Janie's parents most of his life, and he cannot imagine that they are criminals.
During the drive, Reeve wonders aloud what their parents will think about the two of them skipping school together. He suspects that the adults will accuse Reeve and Janie of going to a hotel or a beach somewhere to have sex. Janie has no room in her mind to worry about this. She is developing a bad headache, and it is all she can do to navigate. She stays silent, speaking...
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Reeve turns off the highway and parks in front of a cheap hotel. Janie protests but goes inside with him anyway. He uses his father's credit card to pay for a room. When it is Janie's turn to sign the registry, she hesitates, wondering whether to call herself Johnson or Javensen or Spring. Eventually she signs Jane Johnson. The hotel clerk sarcastically tells her that she has a bad imagination. Reeve seems on the point of punching the man, but he holds himself back.
Before they go to the room, Janie says again that she cannot do what Reeve wants. This time, Reeve accepts her refusal. He stops and stares at the dingy surroundings, and Janie thinks that she would have said yes if not for the awful...
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Janie feels oddly thrilled when her parents scream at her. She tells herself that their anger proves they are real parents who really love her. She apologizes. Reeve explains that the two of them were just talking, not running away as their parents suspected. Reeve's father threatens extreme punishment, and Janie suddenly realizes that she and Reeve are at risk of being kept apart. "But Reeve helped me," she says. "I needed him and he was there." This diffuses the situation a little. Both sets of parents are forced to admit that she has a point, but they maintain that it was horrible of Janie and Reeve to run off without calling home.
During another sleepless night, Janie considers what she has learned. By now...
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Janie's dad is thrilled when she appears at his soccer game. He thanks her for coming and introduces her to all of his players. Afterward, Janie's mother suggests going out for pizza, which surprises everyone because she usually refuses to feed her family anything but healthful, home-cooked meals. Janie goes to the pizza parlor but finds she cannot eat. Now that she knows the truth about her kidnapping, she is living a lie, pretending that she is still ignorant about her real identity. The thought makes her sick to her stomach.
During dinner, Janie's mom suggests going to the Adolescent Trauma Center for family counseling. Janie refuses, saying that she wants to work her feelings out on her own. Inwardly, she...
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As autumn comes to a close, Janie finds a new balance. She takes the polka dot dress out of Hannah's trunk and hangs it in her closet. Every morning and every evening, she touches it to remind herself. She also keeps writing in the diary, telling her story—but never sending it to the Springs.
One weekend morning, Reeve comes over to Janie's house for breakfast and then takes her out for a drive. Just before they leave, Janie's notebook falls open to reveal the milk carton she keeps hidden inside. She snaps it shut and apologizes, but her parents look suspicious. She takes the notebook up to her room before leaving the house.
Although Janie's life has returned to normal, more or less, she still...
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The next weekend, Sarah-Charlotte, Jason, and Reeve hang out at Janie's house. They rent movies, lay out a game of Trivial Pursuit, and then spend time arguing about whether to watch the movies or play the game. Sarah-Charlotte complains that Jason is not romantic. Janie shows off a pumpkin pin that Reeve gave her; he is the only truly romantic boyfriend among their group of friends.
Janie starts the Trivial Pursuit game and asks for a history question. Instead of reading the question on the card, Sarah-Charlotte makes up her own: "Did Reeve give you the milk carton as well as the pumpkin pin?" Apparently she has noticed Janie's habit of looking at her milk carton several times every day. Janie's mother...
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For the next week, Janie feels terrible all the time. Reeve refuses to look at her or speak to her. However, Sarah-Charlotte is not angry anymore. Janie thinks this is mostly because it is so much fun to play the comforting friend after a break-up. Sarah-Charlotte quickly develops the theory that Reeve broke up with Janie because she would not have sex.
Janie does not tell anyone the real reason for the break-up. Reeve had wanted to be the most important part of her life, and she had kept putting her problems first. Now she knows how awful it is to lose someone. This leaves her doubly sure that she cannot lose her parents' love. She has to rid herself entirely of the idea of the kidnapping. She forms a plan to...
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Janie marvels at how easily Lizzie explains the kidnapping situation to the Johnsons. Janie has spent months worrying and wondering, and now Lizzie's quick, efficient description has freed Janie of the whole burden in a few moments. It is an enormous relief. Janie feels like dancing. Her parents, on the other hand, are crushed. Although they did not commit the kidnapping themselves, they feel guilty. They also worry about what the Springs will do when they find out what happened.
Janie suddenly feels hungry, and she asks her parents to order a pizza. This makes them laugh. They comment that she must be their real daughter if she gets hungry during a crisis. Mrs. Johnson timidly says that experiences like...
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WILLOBEE, Allan Martin, died June 26, at Rose Arbor Hospice in Kalamazoo.
He is survived by his wife, Carolyn of South Haven, children, Michael Willobee of South Haven, Susan (Kevin) Zimmer of Kalamazoo, Julie (Michael) Meyers of Kalamazoo; sisters, Jacqueline (Lee) Garcia of Calif.; brother, Hal (Gunnel) Willobee of South Haven, Leslie (Douglas) Ryor of Stevensville; step-brothers, Dale Kessel of Mesa Ariz., James Kessel of Fla.; Debra Fatkin of N.C.; sister in-laws, Joan (Richard) Farkas of Wilmet Ill., Mary Ann (William) Mueller of Buffalo Grove Ill; brother in-law, Arthur (Cynthia) Clarke of South Haven; and grandchildren, Jessie, Ashley, Hannah, Natalie, Jennifer, Ian and Zachariah.
Visitation will be from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. on Saturday, July 13, 2013, at the First Congregation Church U.C.C. in South Haven. Funeral services will follow visitation at 11 a.m. with Rev. Jeffrey S. Dick officiating. Allan will be laid to rest at Lakeview Cemetery in South Haven. Kindly share your thoughts and memories on the family's online guestbook at www.FilbrandtFFH.com.
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Farms from land across the Lyon's Creek Watershed gathered on Tuesday at Briggs Woods park to discuss soil health and a state sponsored nutrient reduction strategy.
The Lyon's Creek Watershed covers about 11,000 acres, 75 percent of which is cropland. A watershed is basically all of the water in an area of land that drains into one area. This watershed converges to drain into the Boone River.
Adam Kiel, representative from the Iowa Department of Natural Resources, presented the nutrient reduction strategy to a couple dozen farmers. This strategy was put out by the DNR and the Department of Agriculture in response to a request
from the Environmental Protection Agency to address nutrient runoff from Iowa into the Mississippi River and into the Gulf of Mexico from a 2008 Gulf Hypoxia Action Plan that also involves 12 other states.
When nitrogen from fertilizer finds its way into the water, it, along with all of the other nutrients from farms near water that drains into the Mississippi River, it gets dumped into the Gulf of Mexico. That nitrogen feeds algae blooms, which causes the water near the bloom to have very low oxygen levels. The size of those blooms depends largely on how much nutrient runoff there is every year. Fish and other aquatic animals near the bloom die from lack of oxygen.
"With that comes the need for folks like you and other folks in the Lyons Creek watershed to do their part to show that voluntary does work in Iowa and that we can do it," Kiel said.
While the drought helped keep nutrients in the soil this past year, the Iowa nutrient reduction strategy calls for voluntary adoption of practices that will help reduce nutrient runoff. That includes planting cover crops during the winter, strip tilling, keeping terraces and buffer strips between farmland and water sources.
"A lot of people in Iowa see this report, this strategy, as avoiding regulation and they're probably right," Kiel said. "If we didn't do this in Iowa, we would probably be facing regulation at some point down the road, maybe five or 10 years."
State soil scientist Richard Bednarek also spoke at the meeting about soil quality and health. He defined soil health as the capacity of soil to function in cycling nutrients to water and feeding growing plants. Tillage, fertilizer, livestock and pesticides can improve soil health, but can also damage it if not applied correctly.
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sure it was at the time of reformation, but there are still quotes from the likes of jefferson, adams, franklin that freedom of religion was meant for all religions and not just the different Christian groups ...
Rejoice ever more. 1 Thessalonians 5:16
The Founding Fathers would have been pretty accepting of Judaism, which is why we say that America was founded upon Judeo-Christian values, not just Christian values.
It also didn't hurt that Jewish settlers were helping to fund the American Revolution.
We can interpret both ways I believe...but that is interpretation, its not applied pragmatics by the authors, but by the zeitgiest of the reader...and they are very different.
I do have a question concerning the Civil War actually. I sort of dont understand why the Federal Union didnt simply accept the Confederate System. The reason being, that up to that point in time, All States in the Union were still Soverign...and therefore, didnt the notations made in the declairation of Independance apply to all those States...? Meaning, that at any time they had the right, under their own freedom of soverignty to make peace and war...Shouldnt President Lincoln have respected their choice to leave the Union...?
I understand he didnt like slavery, and understand that the southern states who formed the confederate were heavily into it. But, if the North depended on the South and their productions from Slavery, then fighting and beating the South wouldnt have helpped because either way, to let them go, or conqure them, you would have to have abolished slavery, or been 100 percent hypocritical...and if the North were not dependant on the South...then frankly, they should have let them go as free States
As I see it, ALL States, and therefore ALL people are now in Bondage to an overhyped Federation. He freed the slaves from private slave drivers...and then tied every single person in the whole Union to Government slavery instead????
I dont understand the American Civil War...and from what I know of the changed in the Federal Government...I dont think I like President Lincoln either. In one respect...of course...I do recognise that the British Empire probably used Slavery far more, and far longer then the Americas...
I'm not in favour of slavery...but I fail to see how creating the Big Government, was either Constitutional, or any better a situation. Its like...Americans speak a lot about the War of Independance...but ive heard almost no American, anytime, mention or speak about the Civil War at all.
The secessionists claimed that according to the Constitution every state had the right to leave the Union. Lincoln claimed that they did not have that right. He opposed secession for these reasons:
1. Physically the states cannot separate.
2. Secession is unlawful.
3. A government that allows secession will disintegrate into anarchy.
4. That Americans are not enemies, but friends.
5. Secession would destroy the world's only existing democracy, and prove for all time, to future Americans and to the world, that a government of the people cannot survive.
Lincoln may have thought the fifth point was the most important. If you traveled the earth in 1860, and visited every continent and every nation, you would have found many examples of monarchies, dictatorships, and other examples of authoritarian rule. But in the all the world, you would have found only one major democracy: The United States of America. Democracy had been attempted in one other nation in the eighteenth century - France. Unfortunately, that experiment in self-government deteriorated rapidly, as the citizens resorted more to the guillotine than to the ballot box. From the ashes of that experiment in self-government, rose a dictator who, after seizing control in France, attempted to conquer the continent of Europe.
Those who supported monarchies felt vindicated by the French disaster, but the United States experiment in self-government remained a thorn in their side. Those wishing for democracy could always point across the ocean and say, "It works there. Why can't we try it here"? In 1860 however, it appeared that the thorn had been removed. The monarchists were thrilled with the dissolution of the United States, and many even held parties celebrating the end of democracy.
Lincoln understood this well, and when he described his nation as "the world's last best hope," these were not idle words. Lincoln truly believed that if the war were lost, it would not only have been the end of his political career, or that of his party, or even the end of his nation. He believed that if the war were lost, it would have forever ended the hope of people everywhere for a democratic form of government.
Listed below are some of the comments that Lincoln made against secession.
and that is why lincoln is consistently ranked as one of the best presidents ever ... great post!
2) Is it unlawful? Or is that a matter of interpretation? I thought that as a Democratic Union of States, that just as States were free to try and join the union, so they could be free to leave. If you force a State to remain in a Union, trust me, I know, the European Union is just like this, then you actually take away the soverignty and free will of the people of that State, the people in that State will hate you for it and feel like what you actually have is an occupation of a free state, which translates your Union into an Empire. As Yours is run by Federal Washington...so Ours in Run financially (and therefore, actually, in practise) Germany.
3) Anarchy...or Freedom? I think it IS true that if the Confederates had split from the Federal Union and flourished...it might have caused other States to try and create unions...but this is where you need to be careful. Do you respect the will of the people in doing that, if they so wish...or do you say NO! Anarchy on a Parliamentarian level is nothing more then the loss of power...now the Federal Union wasnt supposed to be a Government in its own right...just a collection of representatives of the individual State Governments...therefore its a big illusion, that exists only so long as the States stay United...which surely, given that, is a case for each individual state to decide...By using that argument, Lincoln is already saying BIG Government....thats NOT akin to George Washingtons mentality...and I dont really think its consitutional...though, I understand why it HAD to happen if one was going to fight a civil war, or otherwise during the war effort itself.
4) Friendly States do not wish to break Union in the first place...and sometimes, letting them go peacefully is the only way to remain "Friends"
5) At Worst, it simply applies the democratic Government to less coverage...at best the Confederacy may have actually been the SECOND democratic country.
6) Yes...The French have never been that successful its true to say. They jumped on the freedom bandwagon from the American Revolutionary War...and unfortunately crashed it.
7) Dissolution of The States?? But thats NOT what was happening...it was simply a few States wishing to leave the Union...this did NOT mean the end of the Federal Government! There was no reason why the Federal Government couldnt run the North in the same way it had since its inception. I dont understand why Lincoln took the view that it was total Governance, or none at all...and I dont understand really the relevence with the Monarchists...The Confederate System seemed to be based on the Federal System...didnt they even ellect their own President?? This didnt appear to be the establishment of a wayward Kingdom...but a second Union on the Continent.
Please tell me this wasnt just about power...because thats what it looks like to me. I do not understand why Lincoln could not comprimise with the existance of an independant South. All the reasons above give the impression that the whole Federal System would come crashing down...but we know thats not the case, and I dont believe any Statesman in the Office of President wouldnt know that. So I move to the nearest obvious conclusion...simply that Lincoln couldnt cope with loss of power and governance in the Southern States. Thats a trade mark of an opressor who feels they have some GOD Given Right to rule over a populas that has rejected them.
8) So Lincoln couldnt distinguish between The Union, and Democracy? Are you saying that for Lincoln one could not exist without the other?? Not even in a parallel Union physically located right next door??
Thanks for the insight...I'll go lookey at those quotes
Okay...sorry but I really think President Lincoln was wrong...in those quotes, he uses as his premise that its unlawful to leave, a document PRE the Constituion, and tries to say that because History has never seen a state leave, therefore, history never can. Pepetual Unionism...ever expanding, but never contracting...thats a lovely ideal...but it doesnt make departure from the Union unlawful. Its all well and good to try and better the union, but if it doesnt work, there is only so long one should try to make it more perfect before deciding on another course of action.
"The States have their status in the Union, and they have no other legal status"
MY GOD, WTF does he think State Governments are???? The Union was designed to be the sum of all the states...the power flows from the bottom up, NOT the top down..."The Union" should exist without the input of the individual soverignties. I dont know what he thought he was saying there, but thats probably the most dictatorial thing I have EVER heard from a US President...and it just proves my point more. He believed The Union, Himself, was the be all and end all of legal matters. He didnt believe in the soverignty of the individual states at all. Thats undemocratic, thats NOT constitutionalist...THIS is why you have a problem with your Government today, THIS is why your State Governments have no authority, no power, no rights, no freedom, except that which is dictated to them by a Federal Entity that exists in its own right "If they break from this they can only do so against law and by revolution."
Hate to say it...but under the guise of that above...I would say that Americans, even if they didnt want to leave the union, might have needed a revolution.
I had thought this was the way it probably was...but I wanted to be sure because I didnt honnestly know the facts...now I have actual quotes I can see quite plainly.
I think your nation would have been better off without the war entirely.
Lincoln should have just let them go. Its ironic, that the very man who most wanted to save Democrasy, and preserve the longevity of the Union in order to keep alive the Washington Ideals, effectively, distroyed it, by trying to cling to power, and by violating the freedoms of the individual states.
He may have won the war...but at what cost? I dont think George Washington would recognise your Union today
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The Columbus Dispatch - August 15, 2013 09:15 AM
Former Crew midfielder Kyle Martino is preparing to help bring the English Premier League to the United States as a broadcaster for NBC. Before the games kick off this weekend, Martino spoke with The Dispatch to look ahead to the season and also at what the Crew has gone through to this point in the year.
Here's what Martino had to say.
Q: How closely do you keep tabs on the Crew?
A: I always have one eye on the Crew. They're always going to be the team that gave me my first start and a place where I probably had some of my best soccer-playing years. I keep my eye on the Crew. Obviously the new ownership is exciting. I think that the Hunts did a fantastic job and brought the Columbus Crew a very long way. The league wouldn't be what it is today without the Hunt family, but there's exciting rumblings about Anthony Precourt and what they're thinking about doing there. I think that's a testament to the strength of the league and the product that they've bought.
On the field lately, they got a good result last weekend (against New York) but struggled. Ever since Gláuber went down earlier in the year they've had some defensive difficulties. Higuain and Arrieta haven't been able to get back to the hype that they showed last season, but this past weekend it was good to see Higuain get back on the goal-scoring sheet. Now if they can get Arrieta to start going and get him to feel the sort of confidence and have the success that he had last year, I think the Crew can definitely make a late-season push.
Q: Is there something they could be doing differently that would turn things
A: It's tough. I don't think it's a formation. I don't think it's a particular player. Obviously every team has to deal with injuries. Losing Danny O'Rourke back there or (Eric) Gehrig or whatever the system that Robert Warzycha has to deal with there, it's something that every coach around MLS deals with at some point in the season. More importantly, it's just a confidence thing. That result they got this past weekend, that's the type of result that can turn things around as a team. All of a sudden the belief is back in. You stop second-guessing; you stop waiting for the game to go wrong. I definitely remember times in my career with the Crew where we went on rolls where we just knew it wasn't going to go our way. 'When's the goal against us coming? How many bars are we going to hit?' That attitude infects the morale of the team and I think that's what the Crew was going through for a month or so. Wins like this past weekend are definitely the type of wins that can help right the ship.
Q: What excites you the most about this situation?
A: For me, being a part of Premier League as the only American voice is very exciting because it's a league that I grew up following and a league that I've always been a huge fan of. When I was little, I used to have to seek out ways to watch leagues around the world and it wasn't very easy. We didn't have a domestic league, so all I really knew was the league in Italy and the league in England when I was little and falling in love with the game. For it to come full circle is an incredible honor and something that, at this point, there's been a lot of buildup and excitement but it's kind of like preseason as a player: you just want to get out there and play that first game. I can't wait for this weekend.
Q: Now that there is a league in America, is the Premier League just as important for new
soccer fans here as it was for you?
A: Yeah, definitely. There's always been comparisons and everyone is so hesitant to compare their league to the Premier League but the reality is the Premier League is the best league in the world for many reasons, and that's compared next to some incredible leagues – Major League Soccer being one of them. Some of the best players in the world on one of the biggest stages in the world is the Premier League every weekend. Even with our league taking off here domestically and the great success that's been there, it doesn't take away from the Premier League just like the Premier League doesn't take away from Major League Soccer. I think for the first time, which is evident by what NBC is planning out, in the last decade it's been a push toward soccer in the country and not necessarily drawing a line between what soccer is and what soccer is not (important). NBC treats soccer as one family, and it's so exciting to be able to now have two different leagues to continue to grow that family within our network.
Q: What are you most looking forward to seeing in the Premier League this season?
A: Four of the top six teams have new managers, and for the first time since I've been following the Premier League Sir Alex Ferguson is no longer there. I can't wait to see the storylines that play out. The new boss in Manchester City, the new boss at Everton, the new boss in Chelsea, there are all these shakeups at the very top of the league and since I've been following it I can't remember a time where there was this much. I think it's going to lead to one of the most competitive Premier League title races that we've seen since the First Division was first called the Premiership back in 1992.
Q: Do you think having all the games accessible here make more Americans care about
A: Yeah, I think so, because the important thing about it is the increase in soccer IQ of our fan base. When I grew up, you really couldn't have these very in-depth conversations with other soccer fans around the water cooler and I think that if you're eavesdropping in offices or around schoolyards or in restaurants, you're hearing very interesting soccer conversations between American sports fans. That's so exciting to see happen and I think the Premier League is a way to continue to grow that. More importantly than having that intelligent fan base is growing the fan base and having the sports fan who is not a soccer fan yet and rolling out the red carpet and giving them something to get hooked. Watch that first game or find that first player that gets them hooked. I think the challenge in this country is to roll that red carpet out as long and as big as possible so more people fall in love with the world's No. 1 sport.
Q: Did you always know you wanted to be a broadcaster?
A: No, I didn't. I had a career-ending injury in 2008 and the game was taken away from me so quickly and abruptly that I actually got away from the game and really didn't want to have much to do with it because I was so scared it would break my heart every single time I got in the stadium. I quickly found in my first time calling a game that part of the love that I had for playing and what made me so fanatical about the game as a player, I was experiencing as a broadcaster. More importantly, I became a fan of the game again. As injury piled up I started to lose my love for the game and didn't really want to be around it as much. Grabbing the mic and going into the booth reignited that love that I used to have for the game. It's something I want to do for the next 30 years.
The first thing I went and did when I had my injury was I went and worked in finance on Wall Street. That shows you how far I could have gotten from something that was the most important thing in my life for such a long time.


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A.A. Numerous meetings throughout the week across the region. Visit the website at (www.aanorthdakota.org) for information about places and times.
Overeaters Anonymous, meets Sundays at 5:30 p.m. in First Presbyterian Church, Minot. For more information, call 833-4572.
The Celebrate Recovery support group for people with hurts, habits or hangups meets the first and third Friday of each month at 7 p.m. in Our Savior Lutheran Church, 3705-11th St. SW. For more information, call Deb Walker at 240-7358.
Al-Anon Monday: Newcomers: 8 p.m., First Presbyterian Church; Tuesday: noon, 700-16th Ave. SW; Tuesday: 8 p.m., Vincent United Methodist Church at 1024-2nd St. SE, use north entrance; Wednesday: Kenmare: 7 p.m., Kenmare Community Hospital, 317-1st Ave. NE; Thursday: 8 p.m., 700-16th Ave. SW; Bottineau: 8 p.m., 123 Sinclair St., Bottineau; Saturday: 10 a.m., First Presbyterian Church.
Gamblers Choice therapeutic group sessions will be offered Mondays from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Lutheran Social Services of North Dakota office in Minot. For more information, call Lisa Voeller at 838-7800.
The Sexual Assault Survivors' Peer Support Group meets from 2 to 4 p.m. Mondays in the Domestic Violence Crisis Center for women age 18 and older who have been the victims of any form of sexual abuse. Services are free of charge. For more information, contact Diane at 852-2258 or toll free at (800) 398-1098.
Gamblers Anonymous Mondays: 7 p.m., Immanuel Baptist Church. Open meetings are held on the first Monday of the month, at the same time and place.
The support group for people with fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue syndrome and polymyalgia rheumatica meets on the first Monday of each month from 5:30 to 7 p.m. in the small conference room in the basement of the Minot Public Library. There is no charge to attend. For more information, call 839-0754.
The Minot Breast Feeding Group meets the third Wednesday of every month, at 4:30 p.m. in the lower level of the Minot Public Library. A different topic will be discussed every month. For more information contact Steph Boushee at 218-791-6217 or Sarah Dabney at 937-367-2995 with any questions.
Heart of America Medical Center of Rugby's Heart Smart support group meets the first Monday of each month from 7 to 8 p.m. in the GS Professional Building classroom at Heart of America Medical Center.
Compassionate Friends, a support group for parents who have lost a child of any age, meets on the second Monday of each month at 7 p.m. in Trinity Hospital's 4 South Classroom. Call Kim Kraft at 857-5233 or the Rev. Cliff Nelson at 857-3284 for more information.
The Alzheimer's and Related Dementia Support Group meets the second Monday of each month at 7 p.m. in Vincent United Methodist Church, 1024-2nd St. SE. This group is for caregivers, family members or professionals of someone with Alzheimer's or related dementia. Call Kirsten Frantsvog at 837-0062, or email email@example.com for questions.
Support groups for family members and persons dealing with a mental illness meet the third Monday of each month from 7 to 9 p.m. at Vincent United Methodist Church Outlook Room. The Connection Recovery group for people with depression, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, post-traumatic stress disorder, borderline personality disorder and anxiety disorders meets at the same time. The groups are sponsored by the National Alliance on Mental Illness-Northwest N.D. For more information, contact Sara at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Narcotics Anonymous meets Tuesday: 8 p.m., New Life Lutheran Church, 710-46th Ave NE; Friday: Open Meeting, 8 p.m., New Life Lutheran Church. Non-addicts may attend open meetings; Sunday: 8 p.m., New Life Lutheran Church. For more information contact the NA hotline at (800) 494-8381.
Closed Narcotics Anonymous meetings in Bottineau will be held each Saturday and Wednesday at 7 p.m. Alcoholics welcome. Meetings will only be open to those that have a desire to quit drinking or doing drugs. Meetings will be held at the Bottineau First Baptist Church located at 322-6th St. W, Bottineau, across the street to the west from the Bottineau Armory.
A peer support group for people with mental health challenges will meet every Tuesday and Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Harmony Center, 212 E. Central Ave.
A Domestic Violence Support Group for women aged 18 and older meets from 10 a.m. to noon and from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesdays in the Domestic Violence Crisis Center. Services are free of charge. For more information, contact Diane at 852-2258 or toll free at (800) 398-1098.
The Tri-Life Chronic Pain Management Support Group meets the second Tuesday of each month at 5:30 p.m. at Our Lady of Grace, 707-16th Ave SW. Call 852-4470 for more information.
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The Celiac and Gluten Intolerant Support Group meets quarterly. Upcoming meetings include Sept. 18: Back to school with food allergies. Meetings are held at 7 p.m. at Trinity Health Center-Riverside, 1900-8th Ave. SE. For more information, call 857-5758.
TOPS (taking off pounds sensibly) chapters No. 200 and 223 meet Tuesdays and Thursdays, respectively, at the Minot Public Library, Room No. 1. Weigh-ins are from 8:30 to 8:55 a.m., and meetings at 9 to 10 a.m., on the respective days. For more information on Chapter No. 200, contact 852-2189; for Chapter No. 223, contact 838-5044. Club 583 meets Tuesdays at 5:15 in the lower level of the Minot Public Library. Visitors welcome, first meeting is free. For more information, contact 721-3532.
Rehab Services Inc. is seeking participants for its Recoveree Connection program. It is a program of men and women helping each other to overcome drug and alcohol addiction through telephone support. To become a part of a recovering community, call Colman Quill at 839-4240 or (800) 258-8132.
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For information on a support group for people who are allergic to peanuts, call 839-0204 or 833-9981.
Beginning Experience, a peer ministry for separated, divorced or widowed persons designed as an invitational process to facilitate the resolution of grief, promote healing and free people to live and love themselves, others and God, meets on specified Thursdays at Immanuel Baptist Church, 1615-2nd St. SE, at 7 p.m. For information and specific meeting dates, call Marlys at 839-6155.
The PrimeCare Surgical Weight Loss Program hosts a support group on the first Tuesday of each month from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at Minot Medical Center, 2700-8th St. NW, and at Mercy Medical Center in Williston. The program is a partnership between St. Alexius Medical Center and Mid Dakota Clinic. For Williston meetings, please enter Mercy Medical Center through the main entrance near the gift shop. The meeting will be held in the Medical Staff Library. For more information, contact marketing specialist Julie Skaret at 530-7054.
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MENTAL HEALTH HELPLINE – FirstLink maintains a statewide crisis intervention, information and referral service phone line for all North Dakotans. People may receive assistance from trained crisis management personnel 24 hours a day, seven days a week by calling (800) 472-2911 or dialing 2-1-1 from any phone.
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE HOTLINE – The Domestic Violence Center Inc. has a toll-free crisis line: (800) 247-1316. The line is staffed 24 hours a day. All services are provided free of charge.
SUICIDE PREVENTION HOTLINE – Help is available at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration's National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, (800) 273-8255.
NORTH DAKOTA FAMILY CAREGIVER SUPPORT PROGRAM – The North Dakota Family Caregiver Support Program provides assistance for informal caregivers providing in-home care for an adult 60 years of age or older or caring for a person with Alzheimer's or related dementia regardless of age. The Caregiver Program also provides services for grandparents and other relative caregivers who are 55 years of age or older and are caring for a child 18 or younger or for an adult child with a disability between 19 and 59 years of age. For more information, call North Central Human Service Center at 857-8500.
PRESCRIPTION REFILLS FOR DISPLACED MEDICAID CLIENTS – The Department of Human Services has authorized early prescription refills and has worked with the N.D. Board of Pharmacy to help ensure that Medicaid clients who are displaced can get their medication needs met. People needing prescription refills are encouraged to take their current prescription bottles to the most convenient and accessible pharmacy and inform their pharmacist of their situation.
MEDICAL TRAINING – People in need of CPR or First Aid training, ACLS training or PALS training, contact the Community Ambulance Service of Minot Education/Training at 852-9483 for these classes. Also, go to (www.casminot.com) to register for other classes.
MEDICAL CARE – People who do not have health insurance can receive medical care at the City and Country Health Clinic in Minot. The clinic is open Monday evenings and select other days. Please call 833-1951 for the schedule. No appointment is required for care. Access the clinic by using the Luther Hall door on the east side of First Lutheran Church, 120-5th Ave. NW in Minot.
SENIOR AID – The Senior Care Line, a telephone reassurance system, is available in the Minot area to seniors age 55 and older who would like to be telephoned once a day to make sure they are all right. To sign up for this service, or for more information, call 852-0561. There is no cost.
HELP FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES – The North Dakota Association for the Disabled assists people with disabilities within the state, many of whom are not eligible for services from other agencies. NDAD provides information, referral, advocacy services and direct financial assistance with personal attendant care, durable medical equipment, home and vehicle accessibility, medications and out of town medical travel. For more information, call Stephanie at (888) 999-6323.
CHILDREN'S HEALTH CARE COST ASSISTANCE – The Department of Human Services Children's Special Health Services Unit reminds families of a program that can help cover the diagnosis and treatment costs of children with asthma. Families must meet income guidelines to qualify for financial help with treatment. Application must be made through a county social service office. For more information, call (800) 755-2714.
MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS INFORMATION – People with multiple sclerosis can receive statewide referral information from the Multiple Sclerosis Association of America by calling (800) 532-7667. The association has wheelchairs, portable ramps, canes, walkers and other items for free loan.
SPECIAL SERVICES – Easter Seals provides opportunities and services to enhance the lives of people with disabilities and their families, and provides in-home support services for people who care for a special-needs child or adult. For more information, call 839-4121. The Easter Seals Society also has a variety of wheelchairs, walkers, crutches and other special equipment available on a loan basis. A nominal fee per month is charged for equipment maintenance. For more information, call the Easter Seals office at 838-0669.
HELPFUL INFORMATION AVAILABLE – The North Dakota Department of Human Services has a website (www.carechoice.nd.gov) to help people locate services for older adults and adults with disabilities. Called the Aging and Disability Resource-LINK, it replaces the state's Senior Info-Line Web site and includes additional information such as food pantries, community services and transportation resources. The same information can be obtained by calling the nationwide toll-free number at (800) 451-8693.
NURSING HOME GUIDE – The North Dakota Department of Health and the North Dakota Health Care Data Committee has prepared the Guide to Nursing Facility Charges. To request copies, call 328-2353. The guide also may be downloaded from (www.ndhealth.gov). Click on "Topics A to Z," then scroll down to and click on "Nursing Facility Charges."
INDEPENDENT LIVING SERVICES – Independence Inc. assists people with disabilities in working toward goals they establish for themselves, whether it is resources to learn a new skill, some help with advocacy to get a needed service, the support of a mentor or basic information on programs or equipment. For more information, call 839-4724 or (800) 377-5114 V/TDD.
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CANCER INFORMATION – The American Cancer Society's Cancer Survivors Network may be accessed 24 hours a day, seven days a week by calling toll-free (877) 333-4673 or visiting the website at (www.cancer.org).
VISION EXAM ASSISTANCE – Vision USA-ND Project will offer free eye exams year round to low-income, uninsured workers and their families who are North Dakota residents. Applications for the exams may be obtained by writing Vision USA-ND Project, 921-9th St. S., Suite 120, Bismarck, ND 58504 or downloaded from the website (www.ndeyecare.info).
DONATED DENTAL CARE PROGRAM – Care is available at no charge to people of all ages who, because of a serious disability, advanced age or medical problems, lack adequate income to pay for needed dental care. Contact the Donated Dental Services Program coordinator at (866) 572-9390.
EASTER SEALS HELPS – Easter Seals offers a variety of support programs for anyone caring for an elderly person. The programs assist families in keeping older family members in their own home and living independently. For more information, call the Easter Seals Society at 839-4121.
ASSISTANCE OFFERED – People who have been diagnosed with reflex sympathetic dystrophy syndrome can get support by calling Kay at 852-3268.
ALZHEIMER'S HELP AVAILABLE – The Minnesota-North Dakota Alzheimer's Association has a regional center in Bismarck. The office will provide patient and family services, education opportunities, initiate advocacy efforts for better public policy and support medical research. For more information, call 258-4933.
ANSWERS – The North Dakota Center for Persons with Disabilities at Minot State University is using an online resource that allows people to submit questions or request information about disability issues via an online form. Access the form at (www.ndcpd.org), click on AskNDCPD and complete the online form. Dawn Olson, NDCPD's consumer liaison, will receive the inquiries and arrange for a response within 36 hours.
HEALTHY LIFESTYLES – The Healthy Lifestyles group meets the second Monday of every month at 7 p.m. at The View, 2905 Elk Drive, Minot. The meeting is open to the public, and various ways to live a healthy lifestyle are discussed. Call Clayann Almquist at 240-6432 for more information.
CONSUMER EMPLOYMENT WORKSHOP – Independence, Inc. and Rehab Services will hold a Consumer Employment Workshop for people with disabilities who are unemployed and looking for a job or those who would like a new job. The workshop will provide information on the Social Security Administration's employment work incentives for people with disabilities, tips for interviewing, reasonable accommodations and more employment-related strategies and resources. Call 839-4724 or (800) 377-5114 to register.
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DISABILITY HEALTH PROJECT – The Disability Health II project of the North Dakota Center for Persons with Disabilities is offering technical assistance on disability-related issues to emergency responders, health care providers and other disability health-related groups across North Dakota. NDCPD is a University Center of Excellence on developmental disabilities on the Minot State University campus. Technical assistance will be tailored to meet specific needs and interests of an organization and will be offered on-site or via distance technology. Training can be completed in one session, which may last from one to two hours. Training includes a presentation, discussion and implementation strategies. To request training or ask questions, contact Emily Rodacker at email@example.com or 858-3546.


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Amphiprion percula can grow to 110 mm in length and is often distinguished by three white vertical bars on a bright orange body. The anterior white bar occurs just behind the eye; the middle bar bisects the fish; the posterior bar occurs near the caudal fin. An anterior projecting bulge further characterizes the middle bar. In addition to the white coloring, black edging outlines each fin with varying thickness (Fautin and Allen, 1992; Grant, 1999). Although A. percula's vibrant colors are eye catching, it is easily confused with Amphiprion ocellaris (false clown anemonefish). One may distinguish the two by counting the number of dorsal-fin spines. A. percula usually has 10 dorsal-fin spines, while Amphiprion ocellaris usually has 11. Also, the latter never has thick black margins outlining the fins (Fautin and Allen, 1992)
There is no difference in color patterns among sexes. Nonetheless, dimorphic variation is present, since the female is larger than the male. Polymorphism, although present in other species of anemonefishes, does not occur in A. percula. Such is the case with melanistic (black pigmentation) variation in some anemonefish species. This is generally absent in A. percula (Fautin and Allen, 1992). (Fautin and Allen, 1992; Grant, 1999)


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The Camry Hybrid XLE doesn�t make us feel like we�re giving up automotive civility in the name of economy.
The novelty of specialty gas-electric cars has worn off, so now we can focus on them as transportation instead of mere marvels of engineering. As well, hybrid drivetrains have been put into many everyday cars, such as this Toyota Camry, which in addition to shutting off its gas engine at stops also has an ECO mode and even an �EV� switch for electric-only operation.
But in EV mode I haven�t been able to go farther than six-tenths of a mile, and that only by creeping along a flat road at less than 25 miles per hour. As soon as the battery icon shows three-quarters empty, or a hill or traffic demands more throttle, the gas motor kicks in.
So why the EV button? The Camry Hybrid can, if conditions are right, cross a mall parking lot in dead silence, sneaking up on pedestrians along the way. Or maybe it�s to reduce exhaust fumes in urban congestion? But, at least in the cities I know, if you�re not willing to goose the throttle to close gaps and dart across intersections, you�ll be sliced, diced and left for dead. Your teenagers might thank you, though, for a car that lets them sneak silently up the driveway long past curfew.
But this isn�t driving, it's playing computer games. I fiddle with the eco settings on this car until I�ve had enough, and then I look at the road instead of the dashboard, put my foot down and drive normally. This may be what Toyota wants, as then we discover that the TCH is a pretty decent car�better even, in some ways, than the regular version.
For starters, it�s a Camry, so it should last until heck freezes over. As befits one of America�s perpetual best-sellers, it is also handsome, spacious, comfortable, quiet, neatly screwed together and priced well. Unlike its gas-electric sibling, the Prius, a Camry Hybrid doesn�t feel like an ultralight airplane; it�s a substantial, if unexciting family sedan. Unlike the Prius, it doesn�t have an annoying backup alarm that only people inside the car can hear, or a goofy shift lever, or weird, grabby brakes. And, unlike even the 268-horsepower, 6-cylinder gas Camry, the Hybrid responds instantly to the throttle with a highly agreeable shove of electrically augmented torque.
Most of the creepy shudders, silences and dynamic deadness of other hybrids have been engineered out, so this car feels quite normal. Even the continuously variable transmission behaves like a �real� automatic. The Camry Hybrid doesn�t make us suffer in the name of saving gas.
It�s not even all that expensive. Camry Hybrid prices start at $26,750, delivery included. The upmarket XLE TCH starts at $28,160 (4-cylinder gas XLEs start at $25,535); with a backup camera, a touch screen and all sorts of connectivity features, ours stickered at $30,021�a bit less than an entry-level 6-cylinder gas Camry.
The feds rate the Camry Hybrid XLE at 40 miles per gallon in the city and 38 on the highway. (Hybrids do better at slower speeds because that�s where the electric motor can help.) The other night I drove this car on the interstate for 198 miles at computer-reported averages of 67 MPH and 35.7 MPG. Since then, I�ve racked up another 99 miles in town and on local roads, to the tune of 40.9 MPG.
The 4-cylinder gasoline Camry XLE is rated for 25 MPG in town and 35 on the highway. But on the highway, where the electrics are just tagging along for the ride, why doesn�t the gas car rate 38 MPG, same as the Hybrid? Especially since a 4-cylinder gas XLE weighs 3,245 pounds to the hybrid�s 3,441 pounds.
Maybe Toyota could create a hybrid that lets us simply undo a couple of latches and drop 200 pounds of batteries and electric motor at home before we set off on a road trip. Then we�d get 40-plus MPG in town, with electric help, and�with a lighter car�on the highway too.


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23 responses to "Samuel Perryman Cheek 1818-1888"
I was delighted to see the photo of my great-great uncle, Samuel Perryman Cheek, on "The Cheek That Doth Not Fade" website. He was the brother of my great-great grandfather, the Reverend Marion Cheek (Isaac Marion), who was born in 1834 and was the youngest child of Ellis and Dorcas Attaway Cheek. Marion married Ann Judson Bowers, and they had Aaron R. Cheek, my grandfather. Aaron married Joanna Manley, and they had seven children, one of whom is my dear father, who is 98 years young.
He, my sister Sharon, and our families would be so happy to hear from you and determine how we are related. Please contact me via email when you have the opportunity.
Thank you very much, and we look forward to hearing from you.
Anne Cheek Meyer
Please see my posting of today. I didn't realize I could e-mail you directly. Look forward to hearing from you.
stanley southerland I didnot get posting can you see to my e- mail ok
my name is stanley southerland live atlanta ga.
1026 jefferson dr. zip 30350
father of georg southerland
I guess you can count me in on the long lost cousins, too!
My father was Robert Dale Cheek, son of Lyman Ward Cheek, son of Moses Cheek, son of Isaac Marion.
Please look at what I just posted. Didn't realize I could e-mail you direct. We are "cuzzins"!
stanley southerland is this my my great grand father
samuel perryman cheek born 1878-1888
Moses Cheek was the uncle of my father, Vernon John Cheek, whose father, Aaron R Cheek, was Moses'
Hi, Cheek cousins! Dorcas Attaway Cheek was my great-great-great-grandfather Rev. Freeman Hardy Attaway's sister. Rev. War Soldier William Cheek was Ellis' brother.
William married Sally and they had a son John Vines Cheek who married Aner Louisa Duncan. They had a son Samuel Cheek who married Margaret Teagle. Their daughter Nancy Cheek was my great-grandmother, married to Edward Washington Greeson, they were the parents of my grandfather Isaac Hugh Greeson who married Roxanne Floy Attaway, daughter of Charles Spurgeon Attaway and Luticea Peppers Attaway. Charles was a son of John Bunyan Attaway and Martha Hall. Charles' grandfather was Rev. Freeman Hardy Attaway and Sarah Williamson Attaway. I would love to hear from all of you. I started a private Cheek/Teagle family website a year or so ago and still fishing for more "cousins". I went to Rev. War Soldier William Cheek's marker dedication a couple of years ago at Carroll's UMC in Franklin County. I have also been to Bowersville and have posted photos of tombstones on the site. I live in Banks County, GA, just over from Franklin County.
stanley southerland we cousin live atlanta ga.zip 30350
1026 jefferson dr.in sandy springs
born in new york city
Hello cousins, I am back on the grid and very excited to see new names. I am a gggr-grandaughter of Ellis and Dorcas Attaway Cheek via >John Bramlett > William Lumpkin – John Benjamin (JB) > Sylvester Avery ( who's birth we have since found was recorded incorrectly as Avery Sylvester) > myself. I hope to be reconnecting with you all and am curious about a few cousins that I have not seen postings from in quite a while. I have also heard from a cousin I met in 2004 that has decided to get serious about researching. So, with that all said, I love the pic of Samual Perryman and with modernized technology as it is, I hope we can share more pics and family ties.
Istanley Southerland are we family.live.in Atlanta ga born in NYC
family this is stanley southerland we are cousins
qk that is cool I live in atlanta ga.
Yes, I am getting your mails and so glad to hear from you. There is so much I don't have in Family Treemaker but would like to. I will do as often as I can piece things together. Please give me all you can and I will ask the others to do the same. Thank you again for writing! Always interested in knowing new "cuzzins"!!! I live in Banks County, GA, about 20 miles North of Commerce.
I forgot I had been on this site before. I had e-mails from you and lost everything in my computer 2 or 3 years ago, including all my e-mails. I think I might have told you that his mother Dorcas was a sister of Freeman Hardy Attaway. He was my great-great-great-grandfather. If you are still on ohere, would like to hear from you.
Hey Pat. Who are you addressing in your previous post. You know you can find me on FB about anytime.
I'm interested in where Samuel Cheek was born in ? interested in your thoughts.
Very interesting history, researching due to we have just purchased Bud and Anne Cheeks home in Bowersville. Dont worry, were not going to change a thing, except maint.
Vincent, who are you referring to as Bud? Do you know actual 1st name. My gr grandfather lived in Canon. I have seen the Bowers/Cheek house in Lavonia. Do you know what date the home you purchased dates back to. Just curious, I recently purchased a 1931 house in Temple, Ga. I need to plan a trip back up to that area, would love to get a glimpse.
Found out later many different families named Cheek in area. Many false leads, no info, gave up.


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These days it seems that we are constantly bombarded with new ideas on how we should be eating to lose weight as fast as possible. Usually fad diets promote rapid weight loss and involve over-restricting certain foods and eating large amounts of other foods. It's important to remember that we need an overall balance of the right foods in the right amounts to get all of the nutrients our body needs. Depriving the body of key nutrients can be very harmful in the long run. Keep in mind that like most things in life, if a diet sounds too good to be true, it probably is. The best way to lose weight and become healthier is to eat a well balanced diet along with regular physical activity.
Here are some examples of four popular fad diets that may sound like a good idea for shedding those extra pounds, but are really not good for your body and may even be harmful over time.
Main Principle: Replace 2 meals and all snacks each day with about 14 jars of baby food, and eat an adult-sized dinner. The idea is to reduce calorie intake during the day to jumpstart weight loss.
Why it's not a good idea: Babies and adults have different nutritional needs, especially in terms of calories, fiber, vitamins, and minerals. Eating baby food for most meals will not meet the needs of an adult, nor has this diet been proven sustainable, as most adults can only eat baby food for a certain amount of time before tiring of it.
2. The 5-Bite Diet:
Main Principle: Skip breakfast and eat only 5 bites of any food of your choice for lunch and dinner. No snacks. The idea is to train your body to be satisfied on fewer calories.
Why it's not a good idea: This promotes a very low calorie diet, likely below the nutritional needs for the average adult. This promotes weight loss from water and lean stores (muscle), not from fat. Also, 10 bites of food each day is likely not anywhere near enough to get enough nutrition for the body each day. Even the creator of this diet recommends taking a multivitamin and including protein each day to address this issue. Healthy eating plans allow you to get enough nutrition through food.
3. Feeding Tube Diet:
Main Principle: Participants pay to have a feeding tube inserted through their nose and into the stomach, through which they are fed only 800 calories per day and monitored daily for complications. The tube is worn for 10 days at a time and is heavily promoted for use of brides-to-be.
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4. The 8-Hour Diet:
Main Principle: Eat whatever you want for 8 hours each day then stop eating for the next 16 hours. The idea is that extended periods of fasting on a regular basis will promote weight loss.
Why it's not a good idea: Putting your body in a fasting state 16 hours each day puts the body in a state of stress, which may actually increase fat retention. Weight loss tends to be from water, meaning it will likely come right back. Also, what you eat is so important, and eating poor food choices instead of healthful ones during those 8 hours will not have beneficial health impacts on the body, and may cause harm long-term.
It is important to remember that there are no miracle diets. Even if one of these fad diets help you lose weight, chances are it's going to be temporary and could cause other issues. At Shane Diet & Fitness Resorts we focus on the most proven way to lose weight and that is with physical activity and eating healthy, well balanced, nutritional meals. We also provide each of our guests with a personalized At Home Plan to help them reach their weight loss goals even after they leave.