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Alzheimer's Disease in People with Down syndrome - Symptoms
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In people with Down syndrome, the first symptoms usually develop at age 50 years, and the disease is usually diagnosed by age 52 years. Death occurs at an average age of 60.11 years. The time from the first symptoms of Alzheimer's disease to death is usually about 9 years.
Symptoms of the early stage of Alzheimer's disease
Symptoms of the middle stage of Alzheimer's disease
Symptoms of the advanced stage of Alzheimer's disease
Physical symptoms of Alzheimer's disease are similar to those in people without Down syndrome and include the following:
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Dudley Boyz discuss TLC
When asked recently if they would be interested in doing another TLC tag team match at Wrestlemania, the Dudley Boyz stated that they were hesitant to do so because it would be extremely difficult for them to top the matches that they did with Jeff Hardy, Matt Hardy, Edge and Christian. However, they did say that New Day and the Usos would be their opponents of choice if they did another one.
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" [...] the model of a conductor in 2014."I Care If You Listen Magazine
From producing records in Africa to curating innovative concert series in Melbourne, Copenha-gen, Berlin and Helsinki - where he is the newly announced Artistic Director of the Musica nova Helsinki festival - while commissioning genre-defying contemporary projects with his musicians' collective s t a r g a z e, André de Ridder embodies a unique position amongst today's conduc-tors. He is sought after for his ability to communicate musical statements both on and off the podium. He has formed close artistic relationships with a diverse range of artists such as Kaija Saariaho, Uri Caine, Bryce Dessner, Michel van der Aa, Damon Albarn and bands such as Mouse on Mars, and performs regularly at international festivals, including BBC Proms, Holland Festival and Sydney Festival.
In 2014/15, de Ridder curated three programmes with Melbourne Symphony for their 'Metropo-lis' festival, returned to Chicago Symphony and made his debut with Orchestre de Paris. 2015/16 begins with appearances at Edinburgh International Festival, in concert and conducting world premiere performances of Donnacha Dehenny's opera 'The Last Hotel'. De Ridder will furthermore make his debut with Orquestra Sinfônica do Estado de Sao Paulo, New York Phil-harmonic on their 'Contact' series and Het Koninklijk Concertgebouw Orkest Amsterdam.
In spring 2015, de Ridder gave performances of Saariaho's 'Emilie' at Finnish National Opera and will this season conduct the world premiere of Saariaho's 'Only the Sound Remains' at Netherlands Opera, to be directed by Peter Sellars. Previous world premieres have included Gerald Barry's 'The Bitter Tears of Petra von Kant' and Michel van der Aa's 'The Sunken Gar-den', both for English National Opera. He undertook a large-scale Monteverdi trilogy project with director Barrie Kosky at the Komische Oper 2012-2015. Future plans include his return to Finn-ish National Opera and his debut at Opéra National de Paris.
In 2013, de Ridder founded 's t a r g a z e', a think-tank pool of like-minded European musicians. Operating from Berlin, they quickly found a home at the legendary Volksbühne theatre, and were awarded a grant to put on their own 3-day festival, 's t a r g a z e presents', performing with artists like Terry Riley, Tyondai Braxton, Nils Frahm, Pantha du Prince and Pekka Kuusisto. They returned to the Barbican Centre last season, for a project with Julia Holter. Appearances this season include Ruhrtriennale with Owen Pallett, Sacrum Profanum Festival in Krakow with These New Puritans and again the Volksbühne-Am-Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz, where they will un-veil 's t a r g a z e orchestral' in December 2015.
De Ridder's discography includes Max Richter's The Four Seasons Recomposed (DG) and an album of orchestral music by Bryce Dessner and Jonny Greenwood (DG). The Max Richter recording was awarded an ECHO Klassik 'Classic Without Borders' award 2013. In November 2014 de Ridder earned his first credit as 'producer', with the release of "Africa Express Presents: In C Mali", on Transgressive Records. This followed a trip to Bamako, Mali, with Damon Albarn and his Africa Express project. In Mali, de Ridder initiated and led a recording of Riley's 'In C' with local musicians, joined by travelling western artists including Brian Eno and Albarn.
André de Ridder was educated in Berlin and subsequently studied at the Music Academies of Vienna and London, under Leopold Hager and Sir Colin Davis.
"Der Berliner Dirigent [André de Ridder], [...], und das Orchester der Schlossfestspiele zeigten in hochkarätiger Spielweise den charakteristischen Stil des jungen Mozarts auf, den die scheinbar spielerische Verbindung zwischen leicht schwebenden und anspruchsvollen Tönen auszeichnet."Südwest Presse, Bettina Nowakowski, 23.06.15
"[...] one of the world's most daring conductors [...]."The Wall Street Journal, Peter Tinti, 23.10.13
"André de Ridder, conducting with a click track and using a score that incorporated images from the films, held all of the elements together with impressive precision."The New York Times, Steve Smith, 16.04.13
"Owen Pallett's 'Violin Concerto', which followed, inhabited a strikingly similar place, with textures to which the Britten Sinfonia, under Andre de Ridder's crisp direction, brought a lovely translucence."The Independent, Michael Church, 19.03.12
"The performance, with nine solo singers led by Roderick Williams as the Wandering Jew, a quartet of actors and the BBC Singers and Symphony Orchestra under André de Ridder, is first rate; it's a major undertaking that has been realised with great care."The Guardian, Andrew Clements, 16.06.11
"Anna Clyne's ambitious Rewind, played by the BBC Symphony Orchestra and conducted by an indefatigable André de Ridder, stays in the memory despite so much competition."The Observer, Fiona Maddocks, 15.05.11
"But my own favourite was Michael Gordon's Rewriting Beethoven's Seventh Symphony, with the BBC Symphony Orchestra and the conductor André de Ridder smearing a path between recognisable fragments of the masterwork. It was instructive, impish and enjoyable."The Times, Geoff Brown, 9.05.11
"The BBC Symphony Orchestra under guest conductor André de Ridder, captured the work's beatific detachment to perfection."theartsdesk.com, 9.05.11
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For a narrow majority of Americans (55%), the Great Recession brought a mix of unemployment, missed mortgage or rent payments, shrinking paychecks and shattered household budgets. But for the other 45%, the recession was largely free of such difficulties.
Lost Income, Lost Friends — and Loss of Self-Respect
A new Pew Research Center survey finds the long-term unemployed are more likely than the short-term unemployed not only to have lost income, but also to have lost contact with close friends, suffered strains in family relations and lost some self-respect and confidence in their long-term career prospects.


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Theyre billing it as the last Saw movie ever, and while Id like that to be true, we all know that if Saw 3D somehow makes a lot of money Jigsaw will find a way to rise from the grave and grab hold of your wallet. But, if Saw 3D really does end up being the last of the franchise, then what youre about to see is also the last Saw movie poster ever. Theyre going out with a bang, because its a motion poster.
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From Sporting News. It was pretty entertaining to read, also I liked the part about Iowa vs. Texas "traditional powerhouse?" Thought a few people might enjoy reading it.
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Ha, nice...even though I like the perspective he gives, I could see that game going either way.
Pretty good read. I agree with most of his thoughts. I, for one, really hope McCoy plays against Iowa. We don't need to hear about how they kept it close - or heaven forbid, upset the Horns.
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Got a compliment from my husband and I NEVER GET that. He said it was as good as a Chinese restaurant :) it was great. Made it with no changes...
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In today's ever connected world of mass communication, it seems as though everyone has either a facebook or twitter account. According to 'The Social Travel Revolution' infographic, 50% of all Americans socialize with friends and family through Facebook. Only 37% of Americans own a passport.
This is true across age, gender, and racial divides. In the West Palm Beach area, it seems as though you have to access facebook for everything, from the "real story" that they can't tell you about on the television news, to restaurant information, and even more in depth stories that involve education and commerce.
This sort of FB effect has also been felt in the recent "Muslim Spring," a series of uprisings throughout the middle east that were planned, executed, and in some cases even foiled through the use of facebook, twitter, and youtube.
With this information in mind, more and more companies are starting to fully integrate social media into their website presence. AtHomeNet, a website service that serves the HOA industry, now allows clients to update their community or business Facebook Page from their website, and include a Twitter feed on their home page.
"Facebook has more than 750 million active users and we are seeing many of our clients setting up Facebook Pages in conjunction with their community websites. The added value of the integration enhances communication and increases resident interaction and participation," remarked AtHomeNet's Director of Sales and Marketing, Mike Curtis.
The new functionality is available at no additional cost for AtHomeNet clients and currently works with the Announcements feature of their websites. An announcement posted to the website can also be added to the client's Facebook Page with a single click following the initial setup.
"We plan to integrate even more features with Facebook, allowing website administrators to extend the reach of their messages. With more than 50 website features, the possibilities for utilizing this important communication tool are limitless," said President and Director of Technology, Jeff Sanders.
Also announced this month is the ability to include a Twitter feed to the private or public home pages of AtHomeNet websites. Utilizing the recently released Widget Wizard, the Twitter widget can display up to 20 recent tweets and be arranged on the page with click and drag functionality.
"Many of our clients utilize Twitter to communicate important information with residents on their mobile phones, and the addition of the feed to the home page can increase followers, ensuring that everyone is informed," said Curtis.
AtHomeNet provides clients with new features and enhancements every month at no additional cost.
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Washington, D.C.—A national campaign to raise awareness over the issue of genetically modified (GMO) food products has gathered a ton of steam since its launch coinciding with Non-GMO Month in October 2011. The effort, organized by the Just Label It campaign and its sponsors, is to gather signatures for a petition urging the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to require the labeling of all genetically modified food products.
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Ortiz's PH homer helps Red Sox split with Tigers
DETROIT David Ortiz hasn't played the field in so long that he isn't even sure where he last left his glove.
Even so, he takes pride in being a designated hitter.
That's why it was unusual when he hit a pinch-hit homer Sunday - his first since 2003, when he did it for his first Boston home run.
Ortiz homered off Jose Valverde in the ninth inning to give Boston a 4-3 victory over the Detroit Tigers in the opener of Sunday's day-night doubleheader. Detroit won the nightcap 3-0, ending Boston's five-game winning streak and preventing the Red Sox from sweeping the six-game season series.
"I don't like pinch-hitting too much, but I did just what I do as a DH," Ortiz said. "I went to the cages, took some swings and got loose."
Ortiz, hitting for Jarrod Saltalamacchia, worked a full count against the Tigers' closer, then hit a line drive over the scoreboard in right-center.
"Valverde is so tough on right-handed hitters, it seemed like a easy decision with David sitting there," Red Sox manager Terry Francona said. "He worked the count and got a great swing."
Ortiz had only faced Valverde one other time. On July 30 last year, he hit a ninth-inning grand slam.
"I was waiting for one pitch, and he gave it to me," Ortiz said.
Ortiz couldn't make it three-for-three, however, as Valverde retired him for the final out of the nightcap.
Matt Albers (1-2) picked up the win in the opener with two shutout innings of relief, while Valverde (2-2) took the loss. Jonathan Papelbon pitched a perfect ninth for his 10th save.
Boston's Clay Buchholz and Detroit rookie Andy Oliver each pitched six innings and allowed three runs.
Oliver struggled badly in the first inning of his season debut, allowing a double, a walk, a hit batter and four stolen bases, but somehow escaped down just 1-0 on Adrian Gonzalez's sacrifice fly.
"My slide step was a little slow in the first inning," Oliver said of the stolen bases. "From the second inning on, I relaxed and got focused on keeping guys off the bases."
The Red Sox got solo homers from Mike Cameron and Pedroia in the next two innings, but Boston's offense stalled util Ortiz's homer in the ninth.
Andy Dirks homered in the fourth, and Boesch's fourth homer pulled the Tigers with a run in the sixth.
Cabrera followed with a double, took third on Martinez's groundout and scored on Jhonny Peralta's single.
In the nightcap, Justin Verlander pitched shutout ball for 7 2-3 innings, outdueling Josh Beckett, who lost for the first time since April 5.
"Beckett's stuff was up in the first inning, and he gave up a couple runs," Red Sox manager Terry Francona said. "After that, Verlander never gave us a chance. He's one of the best in baseball. We made him work, but the higher he got into the pitch count, the harder he threw."
Verlander (5-3) allowed four hits and walked two, throwing a career-high 132 pitches. The pitch count matched the highest by a Tigers pitcher since Felipe Lira threw 135 on Aug. 11, 1996.
"He's a real proud guy, and you could see the determination in his eyes," Tigers manager Jim Leyland said. "I checked with him, he said he was fine, and he was up for the challenge."
Leyland said he will take advantage of Thursday's off day to give Verlander an extra day off between starts.
Beckett (4-2) gave up two runs on five hits and a season-high five walks in six innings.


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Music | Collection of Switchfoot highlights leaves thirst for more
As far back as 1975, when Bachman-Turner Overdrive released The Best of B.T.O. (So Far), the appending of qualifiers to the titles of pop-music compilations has seemed dangerously presumptuous: The parenthetical "So Far" notwithstanding, B.T.O. never had another hit.
One hopes a similar reception does not await Switchfoot in the aftermath of the similarly titled The Best Yet (Columbia/Legacy), a new collection of highlights spanning the group's entire 11-year career. One reason for pessimism is that, in leaving Columbia to pursue independence, Switchfoot risks encountering the same relative obscurity to which most other top-selling acts that took the same route have been relegated. The bureaucratic structure of major labels is notorious for the many ways in which it can impede artistic creativity, but there's still nothing like corporate PR-not even internet-based networking-for bringing a band's music to the attention of the masses.
And, as the evidence contained in The Best Yet demonstrates, Switchfoot is too good to become a cult band just yet. Although the track list consists of one song from 1997's The Legend of Chin, two apiece from 1999's New Way to Be Human and 2000's Learning to Breathe, six from 2003's double-platinum The Beautiful Letdown, three apiece from 2005's Nothing Is Sound and 2006's Oh! Gravity, and "This Is Home" (the group's contribution to the soundtrack of The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian), the album coheres, as if being in the world but not of it were both easy and natural.
Sometimes the naturalness seems too easy, as does the group's reliance on the basic elements of U2's sound not only as a point of departure but also as a point of arrival. Nothing, however, suggests the sort of inspiration shortage that makes the "Yet" in the title sound like (merely) wishful thinking.


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Wondering if you could help me think of some names for girls that dont end in a vowel sound...like Charlie, Ava, Ella, Mia, Leila etc (altho I have nothing against them, our surname doesnt co-operate 100%!)
So far i havent been able to think of very many I like. Im not into traditional old school names like Margaret, however I am a fan of some older style names that are making a come back, so we're after something a little different but not too wierd. Thus far all i have is Fern and Celeste...
Also, i have no idea if bubs #2 is even a girl but since we are having so much trouble picking something it would be Murphy's law right!?
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Gemma McCluskie: Dad will not "desert" Tony McCluskie
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The father of former EastEnders actress Gemma McCluskie says he will not desert his son Tony even though he has been found guilty of murdering his sister.
In a victim impact statement to the court Anthony McCluskie said: "This has been the most trying time of our lives and the death of Gemma has been very traumatic for us all.
"The circumstances surrounding Gemma's death has had a great impact on my life both physically and mentally, and although in great sorrow, I have to remain strong for my son Danny and his wife, my wife, and my grandchildren.
"I also know that my son Tony Jnr is suffering too, and would like the court to know that I will not desert him even though he has committed this terrible crime and taken Gemma's life.
"I hope and pray that one day Tony will be released from prison with a better understanding of his actions and would ask the court to understand that as a parent, this is how I feel.
"Thank you."
Speaking outside the Old Bailey after he watched Tony jailed for life for killing his sister, Mr McCluskie said she was affectionately known as "Gemstar or little Gem" by her friends.
"Gemma was a daughter, a sister, an auntie, a cousin, and was very much loved and greatly missed," he said.
"I would also like to thank the media for allowing us privacy through this very trying time (and) I would just like to say, good night and God bless Gemma.
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There are many useful lessons that can be learned from how people lived during the Great Depression. This is a guide about frugal living lessons from the Great Depression.
I grew up in a family who knew The Great Depression. They made a Great Impression on how I lived, as well. My Grandpa raised his own hogs, and showed me how to make a ball out of a hog bladder early on. (You just tie up one open end, blow it up, then tie off the other end.) He and my Grandma both showed me how to garden, save the seeds for next year, and use leaves plowed under to fertilize the soil so no fertilizer ever had to be purchased for their farm. My grandma made most if not all my clothes, some from empty flour sacks and feed sacks.
Grandma also taught me to make my own toys and to play with nature's gifts. I used scraps of cloth to make doll clothes for paper dolls I had cut out of magazines and pasted onto pasteboard which came out of newly bought dress shirts, etc. I used scraps of soap to make my own bubble solution, and used her empty spools from thread to blow the bubbles. They work much better than today's bubble stuff, too.
Grandpa was thrifty with power and heat, as well. He sat by the fireplace in the evenings of winter, lights out, singing hymns with us. We loved it, and cherish those memories to this day. When it came time for bed, the fire died down, and out came the horse-hair blankets for our bed. We were plenty warm without any heat in the house, and Grandpa would be up and heating the house back up before we got up. We used a nice, fresh snow to make snow ice cream, rather than buy it, and would put extra in the freezer to make ice cream on July 4th every year.
Life was simple then - no cellphones to answer, no TV to mess with our minds as it does many today (I do not watch TV even now, though my hubby does). We made friends with farm animals, and had cats to catch mice, dogs to guard our house, a horse to ride, a mule to plow, and goats to milk and keep the grass cut nicely. Chickens laid our eggs, or became Sunday dinner. We even grew our own peanuts. The only way my grandma could keep me out of the peanut barrel (she thought!) was to tell me they would give me a belly ache if I ate green peanuts. I ate plenty and never got a belly ache! haha. A simple, frugal life can be very good, when one does not mind working at it a bit.
By Jacketbacker from Greer, SC
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My Grandma Smith (Opal was her first name) was the perfect example of what a Grandma should be. I feel very blessed to have had her for my grandma. I was the youngest of her many grandchildren and, until I was an adult, she always told me I was her baby. I can still hear her say that and see the smile on her face as I sit here and type this.
Grandma never had a lot of money. She lost her husband the year before I was born. She lived on the family farm with one of her sons that never married. She was one of the hardest working people I have ever known.
Grandma, in her younger years, was a school teacher. She had a love for children that I have seen in few other people. In her later years, she worked around the farm and, lucky for me, I got to spend a lot of time on the farm with her often helping with chores.
Grandma always had a big garden, and this is Iowa, so there was always good old Iowa sweet corn grown. She grew everything under the sun and she would can and freeze produce to get my uncle and herself through the winter. There were lots of fruit trees, apples and pears, in the back yard at Grandma's house. I remember the big chest freezer she had full of produce as well as the shelves of canned goods that lined her back porch. I remember when she had chickens and turkeys and the days of going to help butcher them. I can also remember gathering eggs from the hen house. Grandma also had a milk cow that provided not only milk, but butter and other milk products.
Grandma had a large family, 6 children and many grandchildren. I remember going for meals at Grandma's house. She made everything from scratch and it was the best food I have ever eaten. Between her and my mom, I have been blessed with many recipes and lots of experience with food and cooking.
Grandma also did her laundry on an old wringer-style washing machine for many years. It wasn't until I was quite a bit older that she actually got a regular machine. She used to hang her clothes out on the line in good weather to dry. She hung lines in the house or on the porch to get the clothing dry when it was cold out or raining. The heat from the big gas stove that she had would dry the things quickly!
The only heat the farmhouse had was from two old gas stoves, one in the kitchen and the other in the living room. Grandma was always very careful about gas usage as they could not afford to fill the big tank out in the back yard very often.
The best days of my whole life were spent on my grandma's farm, riding my horse and helping with chores, but the best part was Grandma. She would let me spend whole weekends with her and we never had to do anything big and exciting. It was always so nice just to be with her.
Grandma lived to be 98 years old. She died peacefully in her sleep. So thankful for all the things she taught me about frugality as well as so many other things way too numerous to count! So glad she was my Grandma!
By Robin from Washington, IA
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Frugal this, frugal that. I have always read the frugal news articles and magazine tips about living frugal with not just a little disdain. I was raised by a grandmother, aunt and uncle who survived the great depression, where frugal was the way to survive without starving. That childhood ingrained in me the "frugal" mind set. Even though the depression was long over, my family still embraced a frugal lifestyle.
As years passed and I left their home to attend college and make my own way, these traits stayed with me, even though I developed some bad habits along the way. Skip down the road 20 years, I am married with a child of my own. Living the typical American family life, taking for granted everything I had and everything I wasted mindlessly. My husband had a tragic accident earlier this year and lost three fingers on his right hand. It happened on Valentines Day. We had been living paycheck to paycheck, mostly because of wasteful attitudes. All of a sudden, we were financially strapped, facing a severe cut in income.
Becoming conscious of what we had and how to stretch it out, kicked in my frugal upbringing. I now search the papers, TV, and magazines for ways to cut back. Stumbling upon this website was a godsend. It has only been a few days, but I have hope again. Scripture says something about training a child in right ways and they will never forget. Well, I guess I am living proof. I am very thankful for my frugal upbringing, and all you frugal contributors for helping me maintain a family.
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My husband is a professional appraiser and furniture restorer. I am a professional antiques dealer and a "nosey parker", LOL. So I am often in his workshop being "nosey" while he is working to repair a piece of what was once lovely furniture. It struck me one day that we have become a very careless society. Often the pieces that come in for repair suffer from just plain careless handling and neglect. How many hundreds of dollars could be saved if folks took better care of their possessions .
I recall how my grandmother and HER mother always took care to gently fold their precious hand knit sweaters into the pages of scented tissue that were always kept in their drawers " so the moths won't have a hearty lunch". And I remember how the dining table was ALWAYS wiped down after every meal with a lightly oiled cloth kept in a tin in the sideboard. Doors were never slammed and chairs were never dragged across the floor. The good china was stacked with little doilies between the plates to prevent chipping and the silver lived in its own drawer lined with green felt.
Now, I am a realist and I know we live much differently than my grandmothers did, but I still believe if we gave a thought now and then as to how hard we worked to earn the money to buy our things AND how expensive they are to repair and replace, we could all save a huge amount of money. One thing is for sure, I am more than grateful to my grandmothers for caring for their lovely things the way they did. Now I have the pleasure of enjoying them and I hope I can be as good a steward of them so that they may be passed to my own daughter when she sets up house.
By PlumCottage from on the Beach in New Jersey
My Mother was raised during the depression so being Frugal is a way of life for me. Mother would never go anywhere unless it was to work, she did all her shopping on the way. If a store was more than a block or two off her route she didn't shop there.
Our gifts were either from Gold Stamps or she rebuilt, repainted, and remade finds. To this day, I can't remember ever having a birthday party, they were a waste of money. Now that I have raised my family, I thank her. My husband and I have raised 9 children, 5 lived with us full time, without my having to work outside the home.
For gifts I rebuild, repaint, and remake finds. This includes children's birthday parties. I just can't make myself give them up. My youngest daughter has been planning for prom all her high school life. She has 3 dresses to chose from without costing me anything. The dress she is going to wear she got from our church. Our church had a barn full of clothes for any member that has a need and she fell in love with a dress they had. She has volunteered her time in exchange for the dress. I actually have 2 two children going to prom this year and have spent less than $100.
I got his clothes at a thrift store:
That's a total of $91.00 and both kids look great.
When they were younger I could feed us all on $50 a week. A 5 pound roll of hamburger made 4 meals. We would eat 2 pound roast for Sunday night. A 10 pound bag of chicken leg quarters for the remaining meals. For just $16 we had meat for every evening. I would also buy 10 pounds of potatoes, some noodles, and 14 cans of vegetables. Any extra money went for soaps. shampoo, and snacks. They ate lunch at school and I ate leftovers for lunch.
Randa from Martindale, TX
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My mother, raised in the Depression, passed down a lot of thrifty wisdom to me. It was a matter of principle not to waste and to get as much value as possible.
I wanted to tell you about how my mother was taught to be frugal. After graduating from high school during the Depression, she learned "make do, or do without".
How did they do things (living) during the depression? This time in history is very interesting to me.
By Zoe from Staunton, VA
My paternal grandparents and maternal grandparents both lived thru the Great Depression. One was a farmer where they lived off the farm. Sewing, crocheting, knitting, and hand-me downs were the norm for my six aunts and uncles. My dad was the seven in the bunch, but not the youngest.
My maternal grandparents lived in the woods at the beginning of their marriage in a one room hand-built cabin with no electricity or plumbing. The whole family pitched in sewing all they needed to survive, gardening, hunting, fishing, and trapping. They were poor, but happy. They all lived frugally with home cooked meals from scratch. Their fun combined was story nights instead of game nights. Potatoes, chicken, and mush was mainstay food. Eggs were sold to make money to live off of with fur pelts for selling too.
I learned my frugal ways from them, and my mom when we were as poor as my maternal grandparents when I was a baby from a 16 year old mom, whom my maternal grandparents forced marriage, and my dad did marry my mom, but no one helped us, just like my great grandparents never helped my grandfather and grandmother. My great great grandparents helped us like my grandmother great grandparents helped them.
Thank goodness my mom and dad and I had help otherwise I would be lost in our current Great Depression on what and how to live. My family is generational frugal, and so am I with my family. The tradition lives on as we pass our knowledge down to our children and hopefully they will continue it.


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WALLIES! Popping in real quick just to update you on a few key things. First of all, Shout-Out of the Day goes to the legend himself, Poppa Bode, for showing up to Crawfordsville this evening to help me fix my computer, bring me a back-up phone, and take me out to dinner. Seriously clutch, and luckily I am now up at full computer capacity! Dad…you da best.
Since my last real blog, a few fun Wabash moments have happened. The first home game was a total blast, and the Phi Delt pledges did a great job guarding the red bench, running the tailgate, and taking good care of a special banana. I worked the concession stand for APO during the last half of the game, and it was well worth my time. With just a few
minutes left in the game, I took about 40 leftover hot dogs out onto the track and GAVE THE PEOPLE WHAT THEY WANTED. Never have I felt so raw, so primal, as I was slinging hot meat at the screaming masses. With free food at stake, crowd enthusiasm was at a maximum. Needless to say, it was an excellent time.
Speaking of APO, I officially pledged the Delta Omicron chapter of the Alpha Phi Omega service fraternity this evening, so a lot of community service is in my future. Worse things could happen, and I'm hoping to make friends along the way as well.
Last but not least, I want to wish a hearty good luck to all of the freshmen tomorrow at
Chapel Sing, but especially to the green pot-gripping pledges of Phi Delta Theta. I feel like I was just in their shoes a year ago, and I know that they've worked hard to learn the song as best as they can. They will go out singing tomorrow (to fully compete for the first time since 2005) and I think they'll do us proud.
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A site on Hwy. 22 East, near the Hi-Y-Inn is expected to be the location of the new Owen County Public Library.
Owen County Public Library Director Jennifer Nippert said the library board made a final decision on the site last Friday and plans to purchase it for $175,000 within the next few weeks.
The 4.3 acres of land is currently owned by Blue Moon Investors.
During its August meeting, the board voted unanimously to take the compensating tax rate.
When Owen County debuts its new $10 million judicial center in the fall of 2011, officials say it will feature state-of-the-art safety devices and exceed the most sensitive environmental standards.
Nearly four years after initial groundwork was laid, the 33,000-square feet building is taking shape on Ky. 22, less than a mile east of downtown.
In the not so distant past, anyone traveling through Owen County could look out their window and see field after field of tobacco – the plant that for so many years provided local farmers with the luxuries of life.
Nearly two years after its escape, an Owenton woman's missing kangaroo was believed to be spotted Thursday morning in the rural Henry County community of Bethlehem.
Jeannie Stivers was driving through the small community when something caught her eye.
It took them a few minutes to get it together, but when they did they dominated.
By the time the Rebels closed out their 45-23 win over Gallatin County Friday night, Owen County had totaled 363 yards of total offense. Joey Wood rushed 12 times for 124 yards and two scores, and Adam Hazlett completed three of five passes for 74 yards and two touchdowns. As a team, the Rebels rushed for 266 yards and passed for 97 yards.
"It feels good to be 2-0," said head coach Adam Fowler, who didn't know when the Rebels last opened with two straight wins.
Lately I've been fascinated by stories of people who grew up in church and now have abandoned the denominations of their youth, and sometimes church altogether.
In a very funny memoir, "Mennonite in a Little Black Dress," Rhoda Janzen writes about having to wear frumpy skirts, granny panties and doilies on her head and eating lots of potatoes.
Christina Brown ran her first competitive race as a sixth-grader. She has not stopped running since.
For Brown, running was in her in genes. Her father, Ernest, was a runner for Eastern Kentucky University. As for her, she said she loved sports but had just one problem.
"I had no coordination," Brown, whose married name is Christina Wells, said. Despite her lack of coordination, she does believe she was blessed with a distinct advantage.
Joel and Lou Ann were back at church after the bout with food poisoning. Joel said he went to Joey's graduation from the training he completed. He has been sent to Missouri to a camp there for more seasoning. I don't know what his plans are after that.
Two words best describe Jason Sharp – talented and classy.
In fact, one might argue that as much athletic talent as he had, he may have had even more class.
Sharp was a three-sport star at Owen County High School. He played golf, basketball and baseball. He was great at all three.
Sharp played four seasons of golf while at OCHS. He played in the state golf tournament his sophomore season and won the NCKC two seasons in a row.
Todd Bodine is no stranger to the victory lane at Kentucky Speedway. He had, however, never driven a truck there until this past weekend.
Bodine – who captured the checkered flag in the Nationwide Series race in 2002 – won his second victory at the track Friday by taking the Built Ford Tough 225 in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series.
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The Greek myth of Marsyas became a popular vehicle in European renaissance art with which to express both the anxieties and excitement of accelerated anatomical exploration. Marsyas, a satyr mixed species human and goat, lost in a competition of musicianship to Apollo, and as punishment was flayed alive, becoming one whole wounde' and rendered into the matter of art'; material, as locus, contextual fabric, a destabilised body indicative of a multiplicity of potent alterities. This mutability of body including species boundary collapse has been an enduring preoccupation from ancient times to the post-digital contemporary.
These themes echo the speed of innovations within contemporary biotechnical and biomedical practices and are reflective of the concerns my practice of how to be a body - now . This has considered the body as a material and as site, attempting to articulate between the material and the metaphorical, sign and stuff .
Towards this end, new work was researched and developed during a ten month residency at SymbioticA a science art collaborative laboratory within University of Western Australia. Using tissue culturing and engineering techniques working with skin and interweaving traditional lace making methods. By appropriating and cross contaminating the technologies of biotechnology and traditional craft, anxieties around the body's destabilised status in the light of accelerating scientific innovation were explored.
Kira O'Reilly is a UK based artist. Her practice stems from a fine art background employing performance, video, installation, and more recently and biotechnical practices with which to consider the body as material and site in which narrative threads of the personal, sexual, social and political knot and unknot in shifting permutations. Since graduating from the University of Wales Institute Cardiff in 1998 with a BA(HONS) in Fine Art, her work has been exhibited widely throughout the UK and Europe. She has been invited to Australia and more recently Hong Kong where she performed new work at the British Council platform Live Wire 2004. She has also presented her work widely speaking at conferences and symposia including BioDifference conference Biennial of Electronic Art, Perth 2004. She has also worked as a part time lecturer and visiting lecturer in the UK and Australia. In October 2004 she completed an honorary research fellowship and artist in residence at SymbioticA, the art science collaborative research lab, School of Anatomy and Human Biology, University of Western Australia, funded by a Wellcome Trust SCIART research and development award. She was concerned with exploring convergence between contemporary biotechnical tissue culturing and traditional lace making crafts, using the materiality of skin at its cellular level as material and metaphor. Her research in this area continues as does developing performative investigations of some of the tendrils and tangents that arose during this period of research.


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Pauly D is a television personality and disc jockey. He is best known for being a housemate on MTV's reality show Jersey Shore.
In August 2011, Pauly D announced a pending three-album deal with 50 Cent's G-Unit Records and G-Note Records. This deal was later confirmed by 50 Cent on December 1, 2011. He is also the first of the Jersey Shore cast to get his own spin-off show, The Pauly D Project.
Pauly D was cast in 2009 for Jersey Shore. He has stated that his being chosen for Jersey Shore had nothing to do with his music, but that they instead sent him a Myspace message after liking his look. After he sent them his number, "The casting directors called me from LA and they said they wanted to send down a camera crew to Rhode Island to film a day in my life. They filmed me at the gym, filmed me tanning and filmed me going to the club. Six months later they said I got on the show. I never really auditioned."
Pauly D's appearance in the show resulted in popularity with what TIME dubbed "seriously rabid fans." He won the 2011 Teen Choice Award for Choice Reality Star: Male. He was a contestant in June 2012 on the Fox show called The Choice.
Pauly D is the first housemate from Jersey Shore to receive his own spin-off. It will focus on his DJ career as he goes on a tour around America. Filming commences in 2012. According to TIME, "We're guessing Pauly D got the spot [instead of Nicole Polizzi or Michael Sorrentino] because he genuinely seems fun and easy to get along with. He's not known for diva antics like The Situation and doesn't appear a drunken mess at times, like Nicole and Michael do." The show, originally called Pauly D was later renamed The Pauly D Project. It premiered on MTV on March 29, 2012.
In 2010, Pauly D released a single, "Beat Dat Beat (It's Time To)". He was also nominated for the "America's Best DJ" competition in 2010 and 2011. After numerous rumours, on August 11, 2011, Pauly D confirmed to XXL that he had signed a three album deal with 50 Cent's labels G-Unit Records & G-Note Records and that he will also be releasing headphones under the label.
In 2011, it was announced that Pauly D would open for Britney Spears on her Femme Fatale Tour in North America on selected cities and dates. In July 2012, Pauly D tweeted that Big Sean was with him in the studio working on his new album, which will be released in 2013. On the August 13th episode of WWE Raw, it was announced that Pauly D would be the social media ambassador for SummerSlam. Pauly D released his first single of debut album, called "Back to Love", on January 15, 2012, featuring British singer Jay Sean.
How Pauly D Made His Money – Television and Music
Estimated Net Worth: $3.5 Million
Birthday: July 5, 1980
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For today's chart we've chosen to take a look at the natural gas continuous futures contract because it is trading within a well-defined ascending triangle. This chart is a good example of how the price action of a security will consolidate within the barriers of the pattern while traders wait for a break above the resistance. A move above the $8 level, known as a breakout, will likely be used by many traders as a signal of a relatively quick move back toward the 52-week high of $9.
It will be interesting to see how this bullish formation will affect companies with large exposures to natural gas such as Encana (NYSE: ECA) because a move higher in the price of the commodity may be the fundamental catalyst needed to push this group of stocks higher.


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As far as transportation is concerned, the 2 and 5 trains at Winthrop and Sterling Street, the Q train at Parkside Avenue and the B, Q and Shuttle trains at Prospect Park are the options offered in Prospect Lefferts Garden. Originally, the area was originally settled by a family in 1660 but in 1893 the Lefferts estate was divided by James Lefferts into six hundred building lots, now known as Lefferts Manor. By 1979, Lefferts Manor and parts of Lefferts Avenue and Sterling Street were granted landmark status by the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission. Pre-war building, Brick, Live-in super, Quiet building, Elevator, Lobby, Intercom, Restaurants nearby, Shopping nearby. Michael Grant (Sep 2012)
Live in super, Clean, odorless well lit building on Quite tree lined street, Elevator, Secure building with cameras, Building is pet friendly, 2 blocks from Prospect Park and surrounded by resturants. Lamar Bryant (Dec 2011)
Whether you wanna take a walk in Prospect Park, the Prospect Park Zoo, visit the Brooklyn botanic garden or enjoy the many restaurants, sushi bars and wine bars located in this great neighborhood. The building is a a short walk away from the Parkside ave and the Prospect Park subway stations where one can catch the B and Q train, express to central locations in Manhattan. Less than 20 minutes to Soho, West Village and Union Square and less than 30 minutes to 34th Street, Herald Square and 42nd Street, Times Square. Pre-war building, Brick, Lobby, Quiet building, Live-in super, Intercom, Quiet neighborhood. Enjoy the many restaurants in the area (carribean, indian, japanese, sushi, italian etc. Tony Pierre (Jun 2013)
You will be living Steps Away from Public Transportation (B/Q Trains), near lots of supermarkets, excellent restaurants, sushi bars, 24hr fruit stands and many more. Close to Prospect Park and Subway Station (B/Q Trains Near Restaurants, supermarkets, shopping area and more. Still contains all the original details and all the sexy character of a Pre-War building. Colby Fleury (May 2013)
You can jog every day before or after work, walk your dog on a regular basis, or just go take a walk in the park. JeanPaul J Israel (Aug 2014)
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CANTON, Ohio (AP) — Mitt Romney is trying to turn attention back to the economy — instead of social conservative issues — after the uproar last week over Rush Limbaugh's comments about the college student who testified to Congress about contraception.
On the eve of the Super Tuesday primaries, Romney told supporters in Ohio that he sees "a lot of folks talking about lots of things," but that the focus needs to be on "getting good jobs and scaling back the size of government."
Once again emphasizing his business background, Romney says other people have debated the economy and talked about it in Congress — but that he himself has "actually been in it."
Romney and chief rival Rick Santorum are scrambling for any advantage they can find in Ohio. It's the most-watched contest among the 10 states where Republicans are making their choices tomorrow.
The latest polls found Santorum slipping in Ohio, leaving him in a near dead-heat with Romney in the state. Newt Gingrich, meanwhile, is looking strong but not invincible in his home state of Georgia, where he needs a win.


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In arctic cold, doors open at Hazleton business
There was no reason to close a loading dock door at Caputo's Ice Plant in Hazleton on Tuesday morning.
"You might as well leave Mother Nature take care of the temperature in here," owner Blaise Caputo said.
Mr. Caputo usually keeps the temperature of a storage room at 20 degrees. Thanks to the open door, the mercury hit 15 degrees.
While cooling costs are much lower because of colder outside air, the frigid weather does have its downside.
"At this time of year with ice, there is very little demand," Mr. Caputo said.
The company continues to distribute ice to its regular customers, such as convenience stores and manufacturing facilities, during the winter.
There are also expected and unexpected jumps in demand. The Super Bowl could nudge demand higher as fans stock their coolers. And a local manufacturer has been ordering ice since the cold temperatures rendered its cooling towers useless.
Mr. Caputo's employees also watch the ice plant's cooling towers when they make ice this time of year.
"It's hard to keep the cooling towers going" when it's so cold outside, Mr. Caputo said. But since the company has ice in reserve, Mr. Caputo isn't worried.
As for making deliveries or handling ice, Mr. Caputo said the arctic snap hasn't made much of a difference.
"We're used to it," he said. "We do it all the time."
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Justin Bieber is being accused of animal cruelty after presenting a screaming fan with his pet hamster.
The gifting took place at after the singer's performance at the Atlanta Jingle Ball show earlier this month (scroll down for a video of the exchange).
The critter, known as PAC, has since been photographed in his new home in Alabama, apparently looking happy and well with an 18-year-old called Tori.
Justin Bieber has been accused of animal cruelty by the Californian Hamster Association. He is pictured here with his former pet, PAC
But the Californian Hamster Association is less than impressed.
It told TMZ hamsters are delicate creatures that "often succumb quickly to illness and death", especially when faced with "sudden environmental change".
It ominously added: "The moment that hamster was handed off to a screaming girl in a harsh, frenzied environment was likely the moment it gazed at the short path to its doom."
By the way, PAC has his own Twitter account and insists he's fine.
NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 01: Musician Justin Bieber visits the Nintendo World Store on September 1, 2009 in New York City. (Photo by Bryan Bedder/Getty Images)
NEW YORK - NOVEMBER 15: Justin Bieber performs on ABC's Good Morning America' at ABC News' Good Morning America Times Square Studio on November 15, 2009 in New York City. (Photo by Michael N. Todaro/WireImage)
NEW YORK - DECEMBER 11: Justin Bieber attends the Z100s Jingle Ball 2009 presented by H&M at Madison Square Garden on December 11, 2009 in New York City. (Photo by Jim Spellman/WireImage for Clear Channel Radio)
LOS ANGELES, CA - FEBRUARY 13: Singer Justin Bieber poses after his free performance presented by KIIS-FM at Nokia Plaza L.A. Live on February 13, 2010 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Angela Weiss/Getty Images)
NEW YORK - NOVEMBER 26: Justin Bieber promotes his new book 'First Step 2 Forever' at Barnes & Noble, 5th Avenue on November 26, 2010 in New York City. (Photo by Andy Kropa/Getty Images)
LOS ANGELES, CA - MAY 15: Justin Bieber attends KIIS FM's 2010 Wango Tango Concert at Staples Center on May 15, 2010 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Jason LaVeris/FilmMagic)
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LONDON, ENGLAND - FEBRUARY 16: Justin Bieber attends the 'Justin Bieber: Never Say Never' premiere at the O2 Cineworld on February 16, 2011 in London, England. (Photo by Jon Furniss/WireImage)
LAS VEGAS, NV - MAY 22: Singer Justin Bieber poses in the press room with the Digital Artist of the Year award during the 2011 Billboard Music Awards at the MGM Grand Garden Arena May 22, 2011 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Isaac Brekken/Getty Images)
NASHVILLE, TN - JUNE 08: Justin Bieber attends the 2011 CMT Music Awards at the Bridgestone Arena on June 8, 2011 in Nashville, Tennessee. (Photo by Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic)
Singer Justin Bieber attends the 2011 BET Awards at The Shrine Auditorium on June 26, 2011 in Los Angeles, California. (FilmMagic)
UNIVERSAL CITY, CA - AUGUST 07: Singer Justin Bieber arrives at the 2011 Teen Choice Awards held at Gibson Amphitheatre on August 7, 2011 in Universal City, California. (Photo by Jon Kopaloff/FilmMagic)
Singer Justin Bieber arrives at the The 28th Annual MTV Video Music Awards at Nokia Theatre L.A. LIVE on August 28, 2011 in Los Angeles, California. (WireImage)
NEW YORK, NY - SEPTEMBER 08: Justin Bieber attends the Dolce & Gabbana Boutique on September 8, 2011 in New York City. (Photo by Eugene Gologursky/Getty Images for Dolce & Gabbana)
Singer Justin Bieber poses in the press room at The 53rd Annual GRAMMY Awards held at Staples Center on February 13, 2011 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Michael Tran/FilmMagic)
ATLANTA, GA - SEPTEMBER 17: (EXCLUSIVE COVERAGE) Musician and 2011 Horizon Award Recipien Justin Bieber poses backstage at the 33rd Annual Georgia Music Hall Of Fame Awards at the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Center on September 17, 2011 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by Ben Rose/WireImage)


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|The Holyoke connection: WWII Japanese American evacuees embraced in CO
|Written by Darci Tomky
Looking back at history, American patriotism was at its finest during WWII. Rationing efforts and scrap drives became a part of daily life. If citizens weren't fighting in the war, they were supporting their "boys" back at home.
Coloradoans took the war effort one step further in their willingness to bring unity and safety to a country filled with uncertainty and hysteria.
"We of Colorado are big enough and patriotic enough to do our duty," said Colorado Governor Ralph L. Carr. So when the government was looking for a place to relocate evacuated Japanese Americans, Colorado cooperated. Colorado would do its duty.
Although few Americans of Japanese ancestry were spies or traitors, much fear arose among Americans, especially on the Western coast.
"People today cannot quite understand the hysteria that prevailed at that time," said Holyoke resident Jim Gribben. "Yes, they were American citizens, but they looked just like the pictures of other Japanese killing our brothers and friends in the South Pacific and Aleutian Islands."
This fear and hysteria led up to FDR's Executive Order No. 9066 on Feb. 19, 1942, an order that mandated the evacuation of all Japanese U.S. citizens and aliens from areas near certain strategic military sites in the West.
Over 120,000 people needed to be moved inland. This included both the Issei, the first-generation Japanese Americans who immigrated to the U.S., and the Nisei, the second-generation children of the Issei who were born in America.
So, where were all these evacuees supposed to go?
Whether Colorado residents thought the evacuation was ethical or not, the state as a whole was willing to cooperate with the relocation efforts. Governor Carr was openly opposed to depriving these American citizens of their liberty and freedom, but he still acknowledged that Coloradoans would not avoid any obligations to their country.
"We announce to the world that 1,118,000 red-blooded citizens of this state are able to take care of 3,500 or any number of enemies if that be the task which is allotted to us," he said.
The War Relocation Authority (WRA) decided to build camps in several interior states where Japanese Americans would be concentrated and under constant guard.
Robert Harvey's book "Amache—The Story of Japanese Internment in Colorado during WWII" outlines the four stipulations the WRA set for possible evacuation sites.
The first demand was that the site needed to have an abundance of land that could provide work opportunities in public works, agriculture, production or manufacturing.
Even though the evacuees were placed inland for security reasons, it was also clear the Japanese Americans could help the nation's wartime labor demand, explained Harvey. With many men off fighting in the war, farming communities in Colorado were eager for more manpower in the fields, and the relocation program seemed like a perfect solution.
A letter from Mayor of Julesburg George Thompson to Governor Carr expressed his eagerness to have Japanese workers for fields with crops that were just waiting to be harvested.
Secondly, the camp needed to have "adequate public faculties" like roads, water, power and railways. To avoid the dependence on any established towns, the camp needed to be self-sufficient.
Evacuees would be able to grow their own food, have access to their own water supply and receive goods shipped to them.
In an effort to ease tension with other Americans, the WRA's third stipulation was that the camp was not near a large concentration of caucasians.
Finally, the last requirement was that the evacuees be placed away from easily sabotaged sites like forests, reservoirs and dams. The WRA did not want to put national safety at risk, an idea resulting from the fear of fifth-column activities by the Japanese.
Out of 14 sites in Colorado, the location for the Japanese internment camp was narrowed down to two places—both fit all four stipulations.
What most readers probably don't know is Holyoke was one of those two sites. Think about it. It makes sense. 1942 Holyoke certainly had enough space to house a large number of evacuees away from large cities as well as plenty of agriculture work for them to contribute to.
Correspondence between Governor Carr and Rex Evans, the chairman of the Republican County Central Committee in Holyoke, was documented, regarding Carr's stand on the subject. He wanted to make clear that Colorado did not ask for the Japanese evacuees, but that it was a decision of the U.S. government. Nevertheless, Carr noted his willingness to do what he was required to in the midst of this national crisis.
A telegram was sent from the WRA to the Missouri River division of the Army Corps of Engineers. They were to send an engineer, an appraiser and a man qualified to pass upon water supply for domestic purposes to Holyoke. Someone would be there to meet them at Principal Hotel in Holyoke for site board investigation of the proposed relocation area for 5,000-10,000 evacuees.
The same board continued south from Holyoke to Granada to investigate Lamar and the XY Ranch, the second Colorado site under consideration.
Harvey noted secrecy surrounded the selection of these two sites. After much anticipation, a June 1, 1942 statement announced a camp would be established at Granada between Holly and Lamar in southeast Colorado.
Japanese Americans in California only had a few days to dispose of their possessions before boarding a train to the internment camp where they would live under guard, proving their loyalty to America.
"It probably isn't fair to judge those actions too severely by using today's standards. The fear was that those Japanese on the West coast might help an invading army," said Gribben who lived on a farm near Holly with his aunt and uncle.
"The Holly kids figured it was just a consequence of war," he added. "It dawned on most of us after the war that is wasn't fair to uproot those citizens from their homes."
Over 10,000 Japanese Americans spent time at Amache Internment Camp which was in use from August 1942 to October 1945.
The camp was named after Amache, the daughter of a Cheyenne Indian chief and the wife of John Wesley Prowers, the leading pioneer in the area and the namesake of Prowers County.
As the smallest of 10 camps in the Midwest, over 500 buildings on 640 acres housed 7,318 internees at Amache's peak. They lived in army barracks and produced alfalfa, corn, onions, potatoes, sugar beets and wheat. The self-contained community had a newspaper, a hospital, mess halls and schools.
"We felt strange," commented former Governor Roy Romer and Gribben's brother Tommy, who were high school classmates in Holly at the time. "Why were folks herded here? It was just strange."
The two teenagers had an unforgettable experience with the Japanese Americans at Amache in 1943, a seemingly innocent event that ended up making a big statement.
Gribben explained that his brother and Romer were on the Holly High School Wildcats football team. They had won the Southeast Colorado "B" Championship, and their coach wanted a warm-up game before they were to play Burlington in the State playoffs.
The Holly Wildcats suited up and headed to Amache to challenge the internees to a football game.
Workers cleared a pasture for the makeshift football field, and even with no bleachers, a reported 2,500 Japanese American fans surrounded the field.
Gribben said many people in the community were a little amazed and fearful of the Holly boys playing on their field.
The Amache kids played sandlot football, with no organized plays and many of the players without proper uniforms or equipment.
Even though apprehension was high, the football game that cold November day went forward without any problems. Amache ended up winning the game 7-0 over the Holly Wildcats.
Looking back, it wasn't really about who won. It was about building bridges. At least for a time, it didn't matter what their skin color was. For Tommy Gribben, the importance of that game has more meaning for him with each passing year.
Now all that's left of the Amache internment camp is a cemetery, a water well and tank and the concrete foundations of the barracks. A memorial remembers those who served in the war—almost 1,000 men and women from the camp. Thirty-one lost their lives in the war, demonstrating their dedication and allegiance to America.
"They wanted to prove they were just as loyal to the country of their birth as any other soldier," said Gribben.
In fact, WWII's 442nd Infantry was an Asian American unit that became the most highly decorated regiment in the history of the United States Armed Forces, including 21 Medal of Honor recipients.
"Americanism is not, and never was, a matter of race or ancestry," said President Franklin D. Roosevelt after the formation of the 442nd Infantry.
Fighting in Italy, France and Germany, the soldiers were mostly Japanese American—some coming from a small internment camp located at a little known place in rural Colorado.
While WWII had a profound impact on the entire country, this Japanese internment camp was a significant part of history that impacted both Colorado residents and the Japanese Americans that experienced life at Amache. The effects of the war came much closer to home than one might have thought.


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Hospice and Late Bus To Mecca: Two One-Acts from Pearl Cleage
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Both plays were great. Hospice was very moving, and Last Bus to Mecca was hilarious. Both were excellently acted and thoroughly enjoyable.
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This season was my introduction to Pearl Cleage, via the brilliant Blues for an Alabama Sky (and I also saw her Flying West at the Court during the same time) and these two pieces were as enjoyable, and as has been the standard so far, effected...continued
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This was my second time seeing this production, and I went back specifically to see the Mecca cast play the alternate roles. Both plays and both casts are still incredibly winning in two quite moving playlets.
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The Pearl Cleage season continues with two of her rarely seen one-act plays.
Hospice is a struggle of love between Alice, and her daughter, Jenny. While Alice's health is slowly failing, both mother and daughter are suffering their own personal pain, as they discuss Alice's abandonment of the younger Jenny for the bohemian life of a Paris poet.
Late Bus to Mecca is a funny and poignant piece that focuses on a rather curious meeting between a prostitute, Ava Gardner Johnson, and a strange woman only known as ABW, as both wait for a bus to Atlanta just before the 1970 Muhammad Ali & Jerry Quarry fight. While passing the time, Ava tries to connect with ABW about her dreams through a running monologue about make-up, the business, pleasure, and men.
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Pearl Cleage is an Atlanta-based writer whose works include the novels, What Looks Like Crazy On An Ordinary Day, Tunnels of Love, I Wish I Had A Red Dress, and Some Things I Never Thought I'd Do; several plays, including Blues for an Alabama Sky, Bourbon at the Border, and Flyin' West; two books of essays, Mad at Miles: A Blackwoman's Guide to Truth and Deals with the Devil and Other Reasons to Riot; and a book of short fiction, The Brass Bed and Other Stories. In 1998, her novel What Looks Like Crazy On An Ordinary Day was an Oprah Book Club pick and spent nine weeks on the New York Times bestseller list.
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