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Posted by: Audrey on: March 6, 2012
Chris and I have been married for seven and a half years. We have been trying to start a family of our own for almost five years and have yet to be successful. We love our current family four-legged family, but are anxious to have a child of our own.
Starting our lives together:
Chris and I met through mutual friends, eleven years ago. In the year that we were friends, before we started dating, Chris often referred to me as "my wife that doesn't know it yet." We began dating ten years ago and got married in 2004. We started trying to start our family after we had been married for a year. We were feeling settled in our home and we were ready to start the next chapter in our lives.
Beginning our process:
We started our attempt at pregnancy with the basics, measuring basal body temperature, ovulation kits, etc. We had fun trying for the first year, before we began to think that there may be an issue. I was diagnosed with endometriosis around the age of nineteen and was told at the time, that the longer I waited to start a family, the harder it may be for me to become pregnant. Chris and I tried on our own for around a year and a half before we started looking for help from my OB. We tried clomid for three cycles before we were referred to a reproductive endocrinologist. After multiple tests and diagnostic procedures, it was determined that an IUI (intrauterine insemination ) was the best place to start. This procedure is generally attempted three times before it is suggested that a couple try IVF (in vitro fertilization). The IUU cost is $500 per cycle. The IUI cycle requires multiple hormone injections. I was giving myself estrogen injections twice a day and taking a multitude of oral medications. Needless to say, I was on the most intense emotional roller coaster of my life! We completed three unsuccessful IUI procedures and then decided it was time to move to in vitro fertilization.
A turn we were not prepared for:
At my last appointment before the retrieval procedure to collect my eggs, my doctor told me that my ovaries had not produced as many eggs as they would like to see, and she recommended that we do another IUI. The IVF procedure is much more expensive ($6000 for IVF compared to $500 for IUI), and she did not feel that my body was in the best place for the procedure. Rather than waste the $6000 for IVF with only a few eggs, we opted for a fourth IUI. Within two weeks of the procedure, my cycle started and I realized that again we were not pregnant. There are hardly any words to describe the disappointment that Chris and I were feeling.
About a week and a half after the failed IUI, I began spotting and cramping. I called the doctor and she instructed me to come in for an ultrasound. Chris had to work and the doctor did not seem too concerned, so I went to my appointment alone. As I sat in the examination room, waiting for the doctor, I figured the spotting and cramping was a reaction to all of the hormones. When the doctor began the ultrasound, she immediately located a "mass." A million thoughts began to run through my head: Am I pregnant? What is the mass? Why isn't Chris here? She told me that she wanted me to take a urine pregnancy test and she wanted to do a blood test as well. I left the office in a fog as they explained that they would call later in the day when they had the test results. I called Chris from the car and explained, through sobs, what the doctor said. I went to work and tried to keep myself busy. The doctor's office called on my way home from work. The "mass" was indeed a pregnancy; however, it was an ectopic pregnancy, meaning it was located in my fallopian tubes and was not a viable pregnancy. Chris and I had to go back to the doctor to determine how to deal with the situation. I could barely breathe. Devastation does not even begin to explain the feelings I was having. We returned to the doctor and we were given three options. The first option was a surgical procedure to remove the "mass." Option two; take a high dose of methotrexate, an oral medication used to stop the cells from rapidly dividing. Finally option three; test my blood and hope that my body "corrects" the issue on its own. Thinking back on it now, I realize how horrendous all three options really were. After much consideration, Chris and I decided that the best option for us, which would be the most conducive to us still wanting to try and have a family, would be to take the methotrexate. This was by far the hardest decision we had made. We knew the pregnancy was not viable, yet it felt as if we were giving up on our dream. Fortunately, before I was scheduled to take the medication, my blood work came back to show that my body was correcting itself and no medical treatment was needed.
The ups and downs of IVF:
Chris and I took a few months to cope with the emotions of a failed pregnancy and come to terms with the next step in our fertility process. We were finally ready to start the IVF process again. One of the major differences in the preparation for the IVF process is in the hormone injections. Many of the numerous hormone injections and oral medications are similar to the IUI process, yet at this stage, I was not able to administer all of the injections to myself. The prednisone injection had to be given intramuscularly (which means in my rear end). It was impossible for me to give myself these shots, so I had to be sure that someone (Chris, Mom or my best friend, Kelly) was always around at 6 PM for my injection. Talk about stressful! After a few weeks of injections, intrauterine ultrasounds, and blood work, the egg retrieval was scheduled. The morning of the retrieval, I took a valium. I didn't realize the valium had much effect on me, until I almost peed myself laughing at Chris in his medical gear for the procedure, he looked like the scientist in ET. During the retrieval process, I was given a mild anesthesia that puts you into a dazed state while the eggs are removed from the ovaries. After an hour or so in recovery we headed home for me to rest. After a few days the doctor's office called to tell us that we had three good looking embryos and we scheduled our transfer. At the transfer appointment, two of the embryos are placed back into the uterus, where the hope is that they will implant into the uterine wall and the pregnancy will take. Chris and I were so sure that one of the two best embryos would take; we decided to freeze the third embryo. After the embryos were successfully transferred and I laid flat willing the embryos to implant, Chris took me home to rest for four days. After two weeks, I returned to the doctor for my pregnancy test. Chris and I arranged to call later that afternoon on three-way so we could hear the news together. Imagine the devastation we felt when Michelle, our IVF nurse, told us the test was negative.
IVF number two:
After months of healing again and figuring out where we were going to come up with another $6000 for another IVF procedure, we started the process again. The same medications were necessary and the same rear-end injections. I felt like a pin cushion and could barely sit down. When we went in for the retrieval, we were thrilled to hear that the doctor was able to get 9 eggs. Unfortunately, during the retrieval procedure, in her attempt to get as many eggs as possible, there was some internal bleeding. After about 45 minutes of agonizing pain, they decided to do an emergency laparoscopy to identify where the pain was coming from. The procedure found 750 mL of blood in my abdomen. I spent one night in the hospital and finally went home to rest. After four days, we returned to the doctor's office for our transfer. We had three good embryos and we decided to transfer all three. After the procedure and an hour of lying flat willing the embryos to implant, Chris took me home again to rest for four days. After two weeks, I returned to the doctor for my pregnancy test again. Chris and I spent the day together, Christmas shopping and hanging out, just the two of us. We anxiously awaited the call from Michelle. We had just returned to the car after a trip to Giant Eagle when the phone rang. I answered on speaker and we heard the news together, "not pregnant." I had never felt such a strong sense of disbelief. How could this possibly be true? How could we have gone through all of the pain, emotion and stress for nothing? To this day, I still do not understand how this can be happening.
Recovering and moving on:
This past December was a year since our second failed IVF and the pain is as strong as it was that day in the Giant Eagle parking lot when we got the news that we were not pregnant. Chris and I have worked very hard to deal with the emotions and disappointment of not being able to have a biological child of our own. Some days are easier than others and some days it takes everything in my being to get out of bed and get through my day. We have worked through our grief and come to a place where we are ready to work on building our family. We have decided that domestic infant adoption is the right fit for us and we are excited to begin the process.
I never knew how expensive the adoption process was until my first phone call to an agency. I was shocked and stunned to find out it would cost between $20,000 and $40,000. Chris and I have been saving and will continue to save, but it seems like an impossible task. We have resisted asking for help for a long time. It is hard to explain, but for quite a while I felt that if Chris and I couldn't afford adoption on our own, then we didn't deserve to go through the process. In a conversation with my friend Cory, she told me how hard is has been for her to see Chris and I go through all of our struggles and to not be able to help us. She told me about the idea of setting up a savings account that people can donate to, to help us fund our adoption. I have to admit, Chris and I were still on the fence about the idea of asking for financial support. It is a place we never thought we would find ourselves in, but after spending over $22,000 on multiple IUI and IVF procedures, we feel that we have no other choice than to ask for help.


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•••••••• •••••••••• ........... .......••• .................... ......-■-- . 9 9 < ....»...• l 1 l PIERZ JOURNAL VOL. 4. PIERZ, MORRISON COUNTY, MINNESOTA, SEPTEMBER 19,1912. MEYER-YAN HERCKE Transcript — Henry Meyer of /. and Miss Til lie Van Hercke of tl.is city were united in mar- ria at theSacred Heart church o'clock Tuesday morning*, li.-v Pr. Altendurf reading* the ce. bride was gowned in white chiffon over messaline, trimmed with crystal beads and carried cream bridal roses and lilies of the valley. She was attended by Miss Theresia Meyer, a sister of the groom. Miss Meyer was ed in pink silk and carried and white sweet peas. Ern- Wermerskirclien, cousin of the I.ride, acted as best man. Mayme VanHercke, sister of the bride, played the wedding march. Ai u-r the ceremony a wedding: breal* last was served at the home ■ bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Van Hercke. The dining room was decorated with fern and pink and white carnations. Mr. and Mrs. Meyer left Tuesday afternoon for a trip to Du- iutl- and Superior. They will make their home near St. Cloud, whece Mr. Meyer Las a farm. Our lime, plaster and cement is always the best on the market. To be good this must be fresh. Our aim is to handle it so it is at its best. J. Borger ding & Co. A. E. Macho, Agent. If L. D. Brown, of Little Palls, who is a candidate for re-election as representative of this legislative district, can point to anything meritorious that he did during hisin-cum- bancy he would confer a favor upon a large number of voters who a' e wondering upon what grounds he is asking for re-election. He doesn't seem to be asking any of the newspapers to publish his record.—Crosby Courier. Mai y Driven From Home Every year, in many parts of the country, thousands are driven from their homes by coughs and lung- diseases. Friends and business are left behind for other climates, but this is costly and not always sure. A better wa}'—the way of multitudes—is to use Dr. King's New Discovery and cure yourself at home. Stay right there with your friends, and take this safe medicine. Throat and lung troubles find quick relief and health returns. Its help in coughs, colds, grip, croup, whooping-cough and sore lungs make it a positive blessing. 50j and $1.00. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by E. L. Kaliher. LEIGH (Too late for last "week.) Rev. Thomas Scottonheld services here Saturday evening and left for his home at Willmar Monday. Mr.John Penna left Friday for N. Dakota. Bill Drews went to Jake Thoen's Sunday night where he will be imployed with a threshing rig. Mr. John Bassener and Mr. Richard Sommers were Pierz visitors Tuesday. O. Leigh was a business visitor at Pierz Wednesday. Miss. Violet Leigh returned Friday from a ten days'visit in Duluth. Mr. and Mrs. O.C. Leigh spent Saturday visiting in Mt. Morris. Wash Love went to Onamia Sat. for a few days visit. COST OF THE PRIMARIES Transcript: It is estimated that the cost to Morrison county of the primaries soon to be held will be at least $2,500. Last year 3,532 votes were cast for governor and in preparing the primary ballots for the election this year arrangments will be made for an increased number of voters. With seven tickets in the field the cost of ballots alone will be large. A large quantity of other election supplies have been received and other supplies are on the way. The expense for printing and blanks added to the expense of delivering the ballots and other blanks and the cost of the judges will bring the total expense of the election in the county up to about $2,500. The trouble with most young- men is that they do not understand the dignity of manual labor. They do not realize that honors and fortune may be more readily gained outside of the so- called learned professions than in them and that it is just as honorable to swing a hammer or to hold a plow as it is to make a speech in court or to imputate a limb. The lesson ig men should be taught as early as possible is that it is not so much what a man does for a living as how he does it, and chat manual labor is as honorable as any other.—Ex. FROM THE ONAMIA BREEZE J. B. Cajacob came home from his farm in Morrison county Saturday and remained with his family until Sunday, when he returned. Mrs. Dell Arnold arrived from Pierz Tuesday evening and joined her husband here, wrho is section foreman on the east end, and will immediately go to housekeeping in the building vacated by the Mikelson family. Last Tuesday was Indian ration pay day at Onamia, and from the number of redskins seen on our streets that day, it reminded one of the far West and the days of Sitting BullRain- -in-the-face, and other noted Indian chiefs. John Mischke,of Pierz a wealthy farmer, land and implement dealer, was here Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. Mr. Mischke was transactingbusiness at this place and informed us that it was his first trip to Onamia. Mr. Mischke and his father came to the town of Buck- man, where he lives, in 1871, (llyears ago,) and endured many of the hardships of those pio neerdays. He made this office a pleasant call. LIGHT BlrTUMNS. (Omitted last week for lack of room.) The hunters who started out early Saturday morning expecting to return early with a bag full of chickens, were sadly dis- apointed. One party of three and a good dog, all of many years experience, hunted from daylight till dark and came home footsore and weary with one solitary half grown chicken. There were too many sports in the field, and hunters continually fell into the tracks of others, only to confuse the dog's, and to find stray and frightened birds. Our county is over-advertised as a hunter's paradise. A last Saturday's daily of a neighboring county seat had in its local columns no less than a dozen different items, relative to chicken shooting in Pierz. Unless the minds of our nim- rods change, stringent measures will be taken next year to prevent outsiders from hunting in this neighborhood. Only residents of the surrounding towns joining in the movement will be allowed the sport of shooting chickens in the restricted territory. INELUX FROM STEARNS CO. Henry Welle and John Maelir * and fami lies of St. Martin arrived I with seven carloads of house- holdgoods and stock lastTuesda y evening. Mr. Welle is the new owner ol the Keller farm, am. Mr. M.tehr of the old McC.regoi place, both in Granite. It seem* tiiat ihe Stearns County far::; investors here are all young, strong men, strong believers in dairying who are bound to "make it go." Including the Schoeberg and Athman families on the old Kraemer place, there will soon be seven good young Stearns County farmers in the neighborhood of Lastrup. ggp Drink Rex Beer, Duluth Brewing and Malting Co., Duluth Minn. Geo. Sargent, Distributor Brainerd. NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS. Sealed Proposals for the purchase of the bonds, of $500.00 each, issued by the Village of Pierz, Minnesota, dated September 9th, 1912, due ten years after date, and bearing interest at the rate of five per cent per annum, interest payable annually, will be received by the village council of the village of Pierz up to and including September 30th, 1912. All bids should be directed to J. B. Hartmann, Clerk, Pierz, Minn. Chas. E. Gravel, President Village Council What We Never Forget according to science, are the things associated with our early home life, such as Bucklen's Arnica Salve, that mother or grandmother used to cure our burn-;, boils, sores, skin eruptions, cuts, sprains or bruises. Forty years of cures prove its merit. Unrivaled for piles, corns or cold-sores. Only 25 cents at E. L. Kaliher's The Men Who Succeed as heads of large enterprises are men of great energy. Success, today, demands health. To ail is to fail. It's utter folly for a man to endure a weak, run-down, half alive condition when Electric Bitters will put him right on his feet in short order. "Four bottles did me more real good than any other medicine I ever took," writes Chas. B. Allen, Sylvania, Ga. "Afteryears of suffering with rheumatism, liver trouble, stomach disorders and deranged kidneys, I am again, thanks to Electric Bitters, sound and well." Try them. Only 50 cents at E. L. Kaliher's Drug store. BIDS WANTED Open bids for grading and claying road, commencing at Rice Creek bridge on Pierz road, between sections 7 and 18, township 10, range 31, and running west three-quarters of a mile. Work to be done according to specifications on file in office of District Engineer A. J. Fenn, at court house. Contract to be let Sept. 23, 1912, at one o'clock p. im at court house. Henhy Gassert Committee. insures Secrecy In Wireless. Professor Cerabotanl of Rome recently exhibited to Parisian officials and engineers a pocket Instrument for | receiving wireless telegrams. It ls j successful even with messages sent ! from considerable distances. An ln- i ventlon which seems to solve the problem of Insuring secrecy In wireless messages was also explained by the Italian professor. LEIGH C. J. Foster of Christmas lake was a business caller Tuesday. Irwin J. Drews returned home from N. D. Saturday. Mrs. H. A. Landsberger returned home from Minneapolis Friday. Miss Violet Leigh and Ellery Leigh were Pierz visitors last Saturday. Hub. Landsfurger came home from Buckman Monday. Mrs. Hettie DeVall of Christmas lake, took the train here last Saturday morning for Minneapolis. Irwin Drews is on the sick list. SULLIVAN A. Brown made a trip to Onamia Wednesday. Mrs. A. W. Cook visited at C. E. Look"s Wednesday. Cal .rs at C. P. Lock's Thursday were: Mrs. Britton, Edna Lynn and Mr. and Mrs. C. Brown. A. W. Cook, who has been visiting relatives near Minneapolis, returned home Saturday. "Reverend John Hopper is visiting his daughter Mrs. J. Sanborn of Long Meadow farm. H. LaMott and son Albert are stopping* at G. Martins for a few d.ays' hunting. Miss Edyth Lewis visited at G. W. Waller's over Sunday. Services were held in the school house Sunday, Rev. J. Wooper officiating. Alice Cook called at the Lake Sunday. Ethel Martin spent Sunday night with Miss Lewis. JUST COMMON SENSE. Fly, aud the world will cheer you, Fall, and you're down and out. A trip to the sky sends your spirits high, But a dip may make you doubt. Soar, and the winds uphold you, Sink, and you're lost in air; And with all your pains to control your planes, They may land you anywhere! Drink what your folks drink with you# Refuse what you'd drink in fearl With your kith and kin you are safe from sin, U.^ing Golden Grain Belt Beer. Order of E. S. Tanner, Little Falls For soreness of tho muscles, whetr^ induced by violent exercise or injury, there is nothing better than Chamberlain's Liniment. This liniment also relieves rheumatic pains. For sale by all dealers. Clock Resented Removal When representatives of the district collector of taxes attempted to remove from a Georgetown house yes terday a grandfather's clock which had been levied on in payment of pergonal taxes the old timepiece, which was in perfect running order when the officers entered the house, fell to pieces tn a heap of debris. The old clock was worth probably (100 to any eurb dealer or collector ot that typ* t>f colonial furniture. It had1 been in service there for 75 years When the officers unscrewed the clock from the wall preparatory to remov Ing it it tumbled to pieces as if struck by the wand of a magician.—Washing ton Herald. Safe Offer. Jones—Why on earth do you otter juch a large reward for the return of that horrid, yapping, snapping cur? Brown—To please my wife. Jones—But such a large reward will be sure to bring him back. Brown—O, no, it won't. He's dead I drowned him myself.—Stray Stories. ALBERT LEA, MINN. September 10, 1912. MB.CAKL 1. TSNl Pierz, Minn. Dear Sir:— After looking over recent reports of your creamery, ; am pleased lo say that th. \ indicate a good business. Tin overrun isalxiul right, and your patrons are paid a very good price for their product. The (reports cert lin.y prove that your creamery i.s well man* aged, and also reflect credit on the man who makes the butter. This has been a very good season for the creameries in most sections of the state, as there lias bee:: plenty ol r.i... aud good pastures; but al. ough this has increased the m..ke of i).: I ter.. there is sure to !"■ . prices this coming winter. Good butter will continue to command a premium over lower grades, and this alio: !•' be used as argument in kcevinff the patrons lined up for quality. Hoping that you will continue to co operate with tlie department by sending in reports, and alsotliatyou may find it to youi advantage to do so, and wish ing your creamery continued.success, we are, Yours very truly, James Sorin*<•;, Mgr. Albert Lea state Creamery. Uncle Ezra Says "It don't take more'na gill uv effort to git folks into a peck of trouble" and a little neglect of Constipation, biliousness, indigestion or other liver derangement will do the same. If ailing, take Dr. King's New Life Pills for quick results. Easy, safe, sure, and only 25 cents at E. L. Kaliher. Heavenward. Binks (in 1910)—What kind of * .» •eral did Howard have? Jinks—A mile of ae.ofl-t_.ea.—Liim Released on n>« wood Record. "Your honor," reclared R. Kaiser of Boston to Judge Grover of the Dad- ham court the other day, "1 have traveled 10,563 miles by automobile since May 10, without being held np or arrested for overspeedlng." The defendant wae given the benefit of the doubt on the charge of ov«r- speedlng and was declared not gvlltr. ■-Boston livening Transcript. HILLHAN Tod.ay being election, everybody has dropped their work a id went to the polls to vote. Mike Hesinius of St. Cloud was in this vicinity recently selling machinery. The game warden does not come around this vicinity very much as he has only been here once this year. Automobiles are seen on our roads quite frequently now, which shows that Hillman is not so far out in the wilderness as reported. Al. Mohler attended tliedance at Morrill Saturday evening. Miss Anna Meyer of Pierz has been engaged to teach the coming: term of school in Dist. No. 112. Andrew Hingen and Dick Wilde of Royalton hunted prairie chickens in this vicinity the first daysand returned withanice bag of game. Geo. Emerson called on A. Mohler Sunday. Miss Marj- Voltin is visiting with Mamie Juetten this week. Harry Burt and Dick 1 < *\ < «f Bellvieu was hunting prairie chickens here Saturday. Al. Mohler shot 13 chickens the opening day of season. A. O. Mohler was in Buckman Thursday. Frank Mischke Jr. and Geo. Denzen of Buckman was out in the formers auto Thursday, hunting chickens, they got enough for a good meal. Mr. Baker's dog of Morrill was shot Sunday while chasing a team on the public highway. John and Pete Sitzman was in this vicinity hunting chickens Sunday, NO. ]4r ELECTRIC WOT CELEBR/URl' Preparations are u.ider way for a grand celebration the ( ing on which the village electric light system will be inaugurated. The date is not \ei definitely known, but it will probably be on Monday SeptemlK-r 30. Program and further particulars will appear next week. SOUTH AGRAM There was no school Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, on ac count of that Miss Teresa Meyer attended her brother's wedding. Julia Stumpf was employed at the Matt Schnurrer home last week. Quite a number of young folks attended the wedding dance at Buckman Tuesday. Mrs. John Eidenshink and daughter left Wednesday for a visit with friends in Sauk Cen tre. Mr. Meiler of Chicago is here on a visit with the Peter Thoin mei family. Wm. llrummer and Angela Kippley visited at the Eidenshink home Sunday. Our shingles are manufactured by one of the best mills on the coast. Don't be fooled by in inferior grade. J. Borgerding & Co. A. E. Macho, Agent. Dysentery Is always serious and often u dangerous disease, but it can bo cured. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has cured it even when malignant and epidemic. For sale by all dealers. Temperature for the Week Highest Lowest Thursday 75 47 Friday 72 57 Saturday 64 42 Sunday 64 IS Monday 59 41 Tuesday 60 44 Wednesday 64 4(> Big Surprise to Many in Pierz Local people are surprised at the QUICK results received from simple buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., as mixed in Adler-i-ka, the German appendicitis remedy. E, L. Kaliher states that this simple remedy antisep- ticizes the digestive system and draws off the impurities so thoroughly that A SINGLE DOSE relieves sour stomach, gas on the stomach and constipation INSTANTLY. THE MARKET Wheat, No. 1 78 Wheat, No. 2 76 Flax, 1.50 Barley 35 50 Rye 51 Oats 25 EarCorn 60c Hay $5.00 Butter, Creamery 30 Dairy 21 Eggs __ 20 Flour, Best 2.80 " Straight 2.70 Low grade flour 1.55 Bran 1.25 Shorts 1.30 Cracked Corn 80 pounds 1.40 Ground Feed 1.45 Potatoes 20 Beans 2.00 Onions 85 Butterfat Market Thursday, 29* Friday, _..29_ Saturday, 29i Monday, 29-. Tuesday, 30 Wednesday, 30 Average _29i SOUTH ST. PAUL HOG MARKET Ave. Price. Thursday .8.37 Friday 8.37 Saturday _ .8.33 Monday ..8.26 Tuesday 8.28 Wednesday 8.15 ST. PAUL LIVE STOCK Steers $6.00 to 8.50 Cows and Heifers,$3.25 to __7.00 Calves,steady $4.00 to 10.00 Feeders, steady, ...$3.50 to 7.00
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Title | The Pierz Journal (Pierz, Morrison County, Minnesota), 1912-09-19 |
Succeeding Titles | Royalton Banner; The Royalton Banner - Pierz Journal |
Edition | Volume 4, Number 14 |
Date of Creation | 1912-09-19 |
Publishing Agency | F.L. Preimesberger (Pierz, Morrison County, Minnesota) |
Language | English |
Minnesota Reflections Topic | Communication |
Item Type | Text |
Item Physical Format | Newspapers |
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Advertising -- Newspapers American newspapers Community newspapers |
Locally Assigned Subject Headings | Banner-Journal |
Minnesota City or Township | Pierz |
Minnesota County | Morrison |
State or Province | Minnesota |
Country | United States |
Contributing Organization | Morrison County Historical Society, 2151 S. Lindbergh Dr. P.O. Box 239, Little Falls, MN 56345 |
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Local Identifier | 2011.66.4 |
LCCN | sn 89064511 |
OCLC Control Number | 1641163 |
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The Seattle Sombrero by Outdoor Research. Tested in some of the heartiest downpours the world has to offer, the "Sea Somb" is a rainy day classic. The shell offers waterproof protection and the brushed lining manages perspiration. The shaped brim directs water away from your head when it's gushing.
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"Takes care of business." 12/13/12
Ok, so I test products from W.L. Gore. And I used to live in Seattle. So I think that makes me qualified to review this. While I would not place this in the stylish category, it for sure takes care of business. It keeps you dry, keeps the sun out of your face, and is easy to clean. Keep this in your pack if there is a chance of rain, and it will make you one happy hiker. Not much else to explain, but another solid product from OR.
"Awesome Hat... No more listening to crunch rain hoods while you hike." 11/01/12
This is a great hat. The brim is stiff enough that it sheds water without collapsing and doesn't flop around in light wind. I've worn it on a 60 mile kayaking trip in Maine and hiking in Kentucky. It is line though so it probably will be a little warm when the temperature is above 70.
"Waterproof, yes, but not very breathable." 04/17/12
I brought this hat along for a summit of the middle teton in august, came in handy when a hail storm hit. Brim kept the stones from pelting my neck and face, and my head was dry when it changed into rain. I have also worn it on summer canoe trips; I would say that it keeps the sun off great, but is very hot, and the only other reason to wear it is to fill it with water and dump on your head. Summary: ideal hat for cool rainy conditions, hence the name Seattle Sombrero.
"Get over the looks" 02/27/12
This hat performs unbelievably well in the rain and is great for keeping out the sun. I attached a tiny carabiner to it that I can strap to my pack so I can take the hat off and put it back on without digging through my rig. But if I do have to cram this thing into my pack, it takes shape again really quickly. I also like that the sides have velcro, it really helps the peripheral vision. This is a must for heavy rain or really sunny trips.
"I'm thinking you should buy this hat" 10/24/11
This hat is impressive to say the least! I've had it a short 2 weeks and I can say that it fared exceptionally well during my week long trek down into the Grand Canyon.This hat takes waterproof to a new level. It even fell in the Colorado River and floated allowing me to rescue it (along with my almost bruised ego)! It handled a nice downpour on day#3 of my trek. Head stayed dry without fail!Living in AZ & the heat, I don't recommend darker colors. The hat covered my face & my ears without problems. The adjustable strap inside is perfect for adjusting the size & the velcro sides allow you to shore up the side if you don't want to wear it bucket style.
"Not Just for Rain" 08/15/11
Of course, this awesome hat is made for the rain. The brim is great for keeping the rain off the eyes and neck and anywhere else, and the gore tex crown can't be beat. But it's not just for rain! I've taken this hat on 8 days in the BWCA and Glacier NP and saw hardly a drop of rain. It works just as well for sun in the alpine and on the lake, not to mention the chin strap for the wind that usually accompanies those areas.
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I have owned a version of this hat for over 15 years and it has made every single backpacking trip I have been on. Vital rain protection, will never water log. I've held it over tinder to start a fire in the rain, used it as a bowl on a sandy beach in the sun and used it in every fashion you could think of. I tend to overheat, so I generally don't wear it during the hike. But its been super valuable to have in the remote campsites. If it rains, you will not want to be without this hat.
"Great in rain and sun" 12/22/10
This hat is marketed as rain gear, but it's also great on the beach or anywhere in the sun. The wide brim provides great sun protection, and the absorbent headband is great for sweat. Plus, it's obviously designed to manage water, so it's perfect for the beach (both in and out of the water).
"Raining? When?" 11/01/10
Here in South Texas when it rains, the salt don't pour, you have to pull over if your driving, and the streets are class 3 rapids. This hats rocks, a bit warm yes, but your head and face stays dry, match it with a good jacket, then the only thing you need are wadders. Well worth the bucks, good looks, good shade/protection, great features and performs as described. It is a must for us serious gear heads (pun intended).


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Join in the excitement of our upcoming 2012 season. Hundreds of employees will be hired during this two-day event. Seize this opportunity to participate in the largest renaissance festival in America. Where: Texas Renaissance Festival 21778 FM 1774 Todd Mission, TX 77363 Google Map Link When: Saturday and Sunday, August 11th and 12th, 2012 from 9am to early afternoon. Schedule and Details: � 9am sharp will begin our Job Faire on-site at the Texas Renaissance Festival. � Meet our independent vendors and interview with them. � Be prepared to stay two to four hours. � Photo ID may be required. � Dress comfortably. This is an outdoor event. Shorts are allowed. � Concessions are not provided. Bring your own drink. No alcohol allowed. Dan Lowe Vendor Coordinator Texas Renaissance Festival (800) 458-3435 (office) (281) 224-1315 (mobile) (936) 894-2391 (fax) email@example.com www.texrenfest.com


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Villages and American Legion Posts across Brown County are currently preparing for Memorial Day on Monday, May 27. Numerous events are planned across the county, and residents are encouraged to attend and to honor those who have served in the United State military.RIPLEYThe Ripley American Legion Post 367 will be holding Memorial Day services on Sunday, May 26. The Legion will begin the day 1 p.m. at Red Oak, and will also visit Hickory Ridge 2 p.m., Ebenezer Church 2:30 p.m., and Hyatt's Chapel 3 p.m. The Legion will be downtown 6 a.m. Monday, May 27, to lower the flags to half mast, but will also visit Maysville 8 a.m., Aberdeen 9 a.m., Main Street Cemetery 10 a.m., Pisgah Ridge 11 a.m., Higginsport Cemetery 11:30 a.m., and Shinkles Ridge Cemetery at noon.The Legion will have lunch 12:30 p.m., followed by a downtown parade 1:30 p.m., and will finish the day's events at Maplewood Cemetery 2:30 p.m.The Ripley Memorial Day Committee has also announced their holiday plans. U.S. Congressman and Ripley native Steve Stivers will be the guest of honor and speaker for the Memorial Day ceremony. He will be delivering his remarks at Maplewood Cemetery 2 p.m.Village events begin at Front and Main Streets 12:30 p.m. with a bicycle decorating contest. Organizations and citizens who wish to join the walking procession to the cemetery will line up at that location 1 p.m. An opening ceremony will be held at the foot of Main Street 1:30 p.m., followed by the procession to the cemetery with a brief pause at the Red Oak Bridge where a wreath will be tossed into the water in a solemn ceremony to remember the fallen Navy men and women.From the bridge, the group will advance to Maplewood Cemetery to the monument dedicated to the memory of unknown soldiers. Stivers will then speak.
Stivers is currently serving his second term as a congressman, representing Ohio's 15th Congressional District. He has served over 28 years in the Ohio Army National Guard and holds the rank of Colonel. He served the United States overseas during Operation Iraqi Freedom, where he led 400 soldiers and contractors and said he is proud that each and every one returned home safely to the United States.


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The Australian Shakespeare Company presents exciting, accessible and contemporary productions of Shakespeare and other dramatised classics in innovative and unique theatre performances. The company in its current form began life as Shakespeare Under The Stars in 1987 under the directorship of Glenn Elston, who pioneered popular outdoor theatre in Australia. His award winning annual outdoor productions of Shakespeare and The Wind in the Willows have now played to well over a million people throughout the country. Glenn joined the Australian Shakespeare Company in 1998 as Artistic Director and Producer and has developed the company into Australia's largest independent theatre company. More...
WALKING WITH SPIRITS offers you the exclusive chance to experience the ancient Aboriginal tradition of corroboree while enjoying the stunning lakeside beauty of Malkgulumbu (Beswick Falls) in the Northern Territory, a remote sacred site not normally accessible to the general public.
Be part of a small number of visitors from across Australia and the world who join Beswick-Wugular Community to celebrate their vibrant culture. Once a year, for one night only, the ancient art of corroborree is interpreted with music, story, song and fire in the spectacular setting of Malkgulumbu on Jawoyn country. An experience unlike any other. READ MORE AND BOOK ONLINE
Journey with our razor sharp ensemble as they play out an insightful studio production of Shakespeare's delightful romantic comedyShakespeare's TWELFTH NIGHT will delight you with the wickedness of disguise, the pangs of unrequited love, the indulgence of self love combined with late night antics and and the contest for the highest status!What ensues is a wonderfully messy web of infatuation which must be left to time to untangle.
Young actors from across Victoria audition every year to be a part of the next Bravehearts production, and many graduates go on to work professionally with the the Company. Eight graduates of the program worked on our production this past summer.
"Performing as Juliet in the 2011 Bravehearts production of "Romeo & Juliet" was an excellent stepping stone into theprofessional cast, as I am now playing Juliet in the Shakespeare Under the Stars season – a dream come true!" Madeline Field
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Calling all young actors to get busy in the school holidayscreating Shakespeare's best clowns and heroes. In an action packed week of physical comedy, text explorationand characterization, you'll be surprised at how fast thesecolourful characters will form. Australian Shakespeare Company Actors and Directors will take you through thephysical craft of creating comedy and how to celebratethe rich tapestry of Shakespeare's language. We'll play with famous scenes to best suit the group and work with aselection of plays and cast you in a role to bring out a new side of you. At the end of the busy week, impress family and friends in a showcase of scenes and new skills.When: Monday 1 - Saturday 6 July 2013, daily 10.00am - 4.00pmVenue: Athenaeum Theatre Two, 188 Collins Street, Melbourne 3000Course Fee: $400.00 inc gst
Imagination is the only pre-requisite for this year-long course of fun-packed drama classes for young people aged 9 to 13! In a small class of only 16 you'll discover the essentials of movement and voice plus key skills for creating colourful, believable characters. Active two hour sessions during term will have you confidently on your feet exploring drama games and skills sessions in improvisation, commedia dell'arte, singing, dance, storytelling and text work. They say if you can perform Shakespeare, you can perform anything… but we'll engage with an impressive line-up of other playwrights too.
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Where: Athenaeum Theatre , MelbourneCost: $1,600 incl GST. The course fee is payable as four installments of $400 incl GST. The first installment is required immediately to secure course enrolment. The remaining three are payable two weeks prior to the first session of terms 2, 3 and 4. Age range: 9 to 13 years oldMaximum intake: 16 participants
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In today's podcast, Sam Coffman and Lisa Ganora discuss a number of topics regarding plant medicine in today's world. They talk about subjects such as:
- The Colorado School of Clinical Herbalism and what has been happening at Lisa's school since she took over the school a year ago
- The idea of community around an herbal school and a healing tradition
- Different ways to learn about western herbalism, and how to go about doing this on an individual level: The value of individual experience in learning herbalism
- Changing the culture of health care in America
- Relating to plants on a personal level when you have an injury or illness: Experiencing the healing
- Are herbs as powerful as modern pharmaceuticals? If so, how?
- Do we have the constitutional right to choose our own form(s) of health care? Is medical licensing effective at all?
- What are some of the major obstacles to changing lifestyle and health in America?
- Can we use plants to help us out with the problem of antibiotic-resistant bacteria?
- How does Lisa's diverse background make her into a better herbalist? From folk medicine to organic chemistry?
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Kenneth Trueman
It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of Kenneth D Trueman, age 81, at the Kennebec Manor Nursing Home, Saint John, NB on October 4, 2012.
Born in Amherst, he was a son of the late William and Helen (Patterson) Trueman.
Before moving to Saint John he lived in Point De Bute, Dorchester, and Sussex, moving back to Dorchester in 1984. His love of cattle took him to many cattle exhibitions, showing Short Horn Beef and later Holstein Dairy Cattle. He worked as a herdsman with the Dorchester Penitentiary, one year attaining the Top Honor List Herd in Canada, then worked for Grant and Vivian Floyd as a herdsman on their dairy farm in Sussex, finally working as Record of Performance Inspector for Agriculture Canada for 11 years. He was a member of the Dorchester United Church, the Sussex United Church, then transferred to Portland United Church in Saint John. He was a former Councillor, Deputy Mayor and Mayor of Dorchester, Director of the Maritime Winter Fair, and Dairy Show Chairman. He was a Past Chariman of the Sackville Memorial Hospital Foundation, a Member of the Sussex Lodge #4 Masons Holstein Canada, Past President of the Maritime Shorthorn Association and the Moncton Holstein Club.
He is survived by his wife, the former June Wells Gray, Saint John formerly of Amherst, Dorchester; son Darrell (Janet), Port Perry, On, their daughters Abby and Lauren; daughters; Dr. Susan Malone, Moncton NB, her children Laura, Emily and Patrick; Sharon Taylor, Sussex, her daughter Hilary, and Lori-Anne (Mark) Mortimer, of Menden, Mass, their children Graysen and Delaney; daughter in law Karen Trueman, Moncton, her daughter Brianne; sister, Irma Trueman, (Wallace Hale) Fredericton, NB; step-children, Dr. Susan J Gray (Edward "Ted" McCleave), Saint John, NB, their children Mei Ling, Xian Ming; Howard M Gray (TerryLynn Doncaster), Amherst, NS., his children Benjiman, Katie, Sarah and her son Evan.
He was predeceased by his son David and son-in-law Ken Taylor.
Arrangements have been entrusted to the Jones Funeral Home, 70 Bridge St, Sackville (506-364-1300) where visiting hours will take place on Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm. The funeral will take place at the funeral home on Saturday, October 6, 2012 at 2 pm, Pastor David Eagles officiating. Burial will follow in the Point De Bute Cemetery. Sussex #4 Masonic Lodge will hold a memorial service Friday at 7:30 pm.
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tphreak wrote:So you expect God to give you salvation without your consent? Why doesn't God just make robots to do His will and to worship Him? Simply because it would not honour Him.
If we are innately sinful, wouldn't that makes us evil robots?
tphreak wrote:I don't see how God is being unjust... Did God cause Adam and Eve to fall? If He did, it would have been unjust for Him to condemn us. But it was out of Adam's free will to disobey God that caused the effect of sin to fall upon us. And we know the effect of sin has fallen upon us as the question still arises "why is it easier for us to do bad than to do good if we are all born good and have not inherited a sinful nature?" (I don't expect you to answer this btw, as it would be outside the scope of this thread, it's just something to think about)
Did God know that Adam would fall before he created him? How does Adam's free will justify creating us like he was when he sinned? The AIDS analogy is interesting. If inheriting AIDS from your parents is unfair, I think God should take the ability to have kids away from people with AIDS and other infectious illnesses, including sin nature.
tphreak wrote:- You make it sound like Christians don't have a choice in worshipping God and doing His will.
- Christians worship and obey God in gratitude of what He did for us.
- We go to church not because we are trying to be accepted by God, but because we are accepted, that is why we go to church (Romans 8:16 - The Spirit Himself testifies with our spirit that we are children of God)
- We do good and worship our Father in Heaven not to please Him, but He is pleased with us, which is why we do good and worship Him (Luke 2:14 - "Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace among men with whom He is pleased")
- We don't show love to God to receive His grace, love, and blessings, but He loved us first, that's why we love Him (1 John 4:19 - We love, because He first loved us)
You're headed to Hell because you're born with a attitude that Adam had when he first sinned, which lead to actions that God didn't like. In order to avoid Hell, you have to change your ways. I don't consider it very loving to create someone with traits that will make you hate them.
tphreak wrote:It sounds like you're leanings towards a free will and no free will discussion. Maybe think about it this way: In the Garden of Eden, God had the perfect relationship with man. Why would God break that relationship if "it is not the will of the Father who is in Heaven that one of these little ones perish" (Matthew 18:14, also refer 2 Peter 3:9)? Could it be that God never caused man to fall into sin? And that man made the decision to disobey God out of his own free will?
Is it the will of the father that Canaanites born one generation before the Israelite invasion persish? Why allow one generation to live and sin and another to die in infancy? You said we are innately sinful, have you changed your mind? If so, we can talk about the effects the first sin had on the natural world. Before Adam's fall no one died or got sick before they sinned? But, after that some do and some don't. That's unfair on two levels. Adam wasn't cursed before he sinned, but all his children get the curse before they sin, but it isn't distributed evenly, the sickness and death that is.


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That brought its domestic total to $261.4 million and its worldwide haul to a franchise record of $918 million.
The top 20 movies at U.S. and Canadian theaters Friday through Sunday, followed by distribution studio, gross, number of theater locations, average receipts per location, total gross and number of weeks in release, as compiled Monday by Hollywood.com are:
1. "Skyfall," Sony, $10,780,201, 3,401 locations, $3,170 average, $261,400,281, five weeks.
2. "Rise of the Guardians," Paramount, $10,400,618, 3,639 locations, $2,858 average, $61,774,192, three weeks.
3. "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn — Part 2," Summit, $9,156,265, 3,646 locations, $2,511 average, $268,691,029, four weeks.
4. "Lincoln," $8,916,813, 2,014 locations, $4,427 average, $97,137,447, five weeks.
5. "Life of Pi," Fox, $8,330,764, 2,946 locations, $2,828 average, $60,948,293, three weeks.
6. "Playing For Keeps," FilmDistrict, $5,750,288, 2,837 locations, $2,027 average, $5,750,288, one week.
7. "Wreck-It Ralph," Disney, $4,859,368, 2,746 locations, $1,770 average, $164,402,934, six weeks. Continued...
8. "Red Dawn," FilmDistrict, $4,236,105, 2,754 locations, $1,538 average, $37,240,920, three weeks.
9. "Flight," Paramount, $3,130,305, 2,431 locations, $1,288 average, $86,202,541, six weeks.
10. "Killing Them Softly," Weinstein Co., $2,806,901, 2,424 locations, $1,158 average, $11,830,638, two weeks.
11. "Silver Linings Playbook," Weinstein Co., $2,171,665, 371 locations, $5,854 average, $13,964,405, four weeks.
12. "Anna Karenina," Focus, $1,544,859, 422 locations, $3,661 average, $6,603,042, four weeks.
13. "The Collection," LD Entertainment, $1,487,655, 1,403 locations, $1,060 average, $5,455,328, two weeks.
14. "Argo," Warner Bros., $1,482,346, 944 locations, $1,570 average, $103,160,015, nine weeks.
15. "End of Watch," Open Road Films, $751,623, 1,259 locations, $597 average, $39,989,766, 12 weeks.
16. "Hitchcock," Fox Searchlight, $712,544, 181 locations, $3,937 average, $1,661,670, three weeks.
17. "Talaash," Reliance Big Pictures, $449,195, 161 locations, $2,790 average, $2,397,909, two weeks. Continued...
18. "Taken 2," Fox, $387,227, 430 locations, $901 average, $137,700,304, 10 weeks.
19. "Pitch Perfect," Universal, $305,765, 387 locations, $790 average, $63,517,408, 11 weeks.
20. "The Sessions," Fox, $218,973, 197 locations, $1,112 average, $4,948,342, eight weeks.
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Will May DLC have recycled maps?
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the blocks of content in the guide show 4 blank spots for may...my guess is 4 pieces of content. seems logical eh? SMH
Yes we know that. What I'm asking if some of the 4 pieces would be recycled maps meaning for previous cod titles.
if its not posted on their site and u google it and noone knows why even ask here? not tryin to be an ass but U SEE WHAT IM SAYIN? lol my guess is no...i would hope not , i dont wanna see the trolls cryin on here cuz its old rehashed garbage. know what i mean?
Well at the top of the content calendar it says
So I would think they would be new and not recycled maps, but you never know they have said a lot of other things up till now
ur right there...u never know with these tools who run things. i personally would like to see activision make all cod maps work across all cod games. it would give us alot more content to mess with and keep the games fresh and fun alot longer.
I agree with this one! Especially for those of us who are not to thrilled with a futuristic Terminator Man vs. Machine type Treyarch release. I say make all the modern warfare maps available from the previous two titles so that those of us who may not purchase Black Ops II have more variety until the 2013 title.
I hope every map from now on is recycled, they tried to make new maps and have failed in my opinion, only one they have made that suits this game is Piazza.
I think they need to make more smaller maps instead of larger maps, and i prefer light maps with sunshine and not maps with rain and darkness
Smaller maps..... Youve got to be f'in joking
i would actually like to see some night time maps and other weather conditions to deal with...maybe even some erupting volcano or other natural disaster maps. and something other than just exploding barrels and cars...dropping things from the crane in hardhat? water hazards? maybe even fighting in one of those aquariums where u walk around basically underwater and the tanks can be busted and water floods areas when shot open? possibly even animal hazards there like sharks that come out of the tanks when ruptured and block the areas off? they need to get more creative thats for sure.
well if any these show up I'd be happy
air support friendly, nice an open with a few building for cover and maps that the spawns were already in place so they don't have to change anything.
And I still love to play Crash!
I agree. Would be great if maps were more interactive. Destructible elements that could change travel paths or be brought down on players.
ie They design great hold out spots (campers dream) but if enough damage is taken to structure it can be brought down on those inside. A lot of repeated damage would be needed to do so though...
this game would be the bomb if they would just change the spawns to be like battlefield does theirs...that would end all the lame respawn deaths cuz of lame ass campin team members. they need to hire me in some area where i had influence on the creative aspect of dlc creation....i have alot of ideas on how to freshen up the map creation lol


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