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From the Johnston (Erle E., Jr.) Papers. Copy of an article addressed to the Scott County Times by Erle Johnston, Jr., also labeled as "Chapter 7, Reminiscing: How a Senator was Born." According to this document, James O. Eastland was appointed interim senator for Mississippi, succeeding Paul B. Johnson. Eastland was a very vocal advocate for the state of Mississippi, expressing his opinion on the conditions of agriculture in Mississippi, specifically in the cotton industry.
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Life is never easy being a teenager, always trying to fit in and be like everyone else. Never feel like you can really be yourself at school because people will hurt you if you do. Trying to be in the crowd and be a normal person. Never easy at those ages let alone at all. I never could be myself, always looked at like I was crazy. People would walk by talking about someone, some show they all watched last night, or just talking about nothing. everyone huddled together i their groups of life. I stood alone seeing everyone look over and stabbing me with their eyes. Looking at me like I am crazy. Bells ring and I walk a solider's walk, people look at me and want to hurt me with their eyes. I go inside and take my seat, others come in and talk their lives away. Looking at me is people who think I am crazy, I take of my jacket and put it nicely on the side of my seat. I sit in silence mute but saying to the world everything that nobody wants to hear. Class begins with one last ring of the bell of faith. The teacher looks at us and already is yelling without specking. Turns to me and says" Why?" I sit there saying nothing, but already said my answer. People look and with their eyes say I am crazy. No one sees my eyes. teacher turns away and continues the day. This continues all day, and the day grows dark. By noon the clouds have rolled in holding the wonderful sun captive. People hide in fear of rain, girls running to cover themselves in case water hits them like death would. I walk being hit by the sky's tears. People scream I am crazy, dressed for meetings, but walking with nothing. I walk alone, I walk a solider's walk, I wear a corporate outfit, but I stand out for one accessory. I wear sunglasses in rain, shine, fog, and night. I am called crazy, I am alone, I am a rare find. No one asks why I wear what I do, nobody cares. And for those that do run because of the answer. Doomed to solitary I was born with a defect, yet it is called a blessing. A gift that curses your teenage years more then they are cursed already. A cursed gift of higher brain frequency, the gift of being a Physic. Called crazy for even specking the words, crazy for believing it is even possible. I know everyone is crazy in their own ways but why is it my eyes seem crazy? and all others just want to hurt me with theirs? Life hold it's own answers but being this form of crazy is lonely. If i am crazy to believe what I am is true how crazy is it to believe what we all are is evolving every day? I hold no regret in being my kind of crazy but i wish the crazy that hold the solitude in my teenage years would end in time to show that the crazy really is just fear of what is real all around us.
Being Crazy
July 28, 2010
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Thesilentraven said...
Jul. 30, 2010 at 1:09 pm
Jul. 30, 2010 at 1:09 pm
This is beautifully written. It may not be the same with me, but I feel the same way: being shunned from the crowd, alone. No one has said I'm crazy, but the words are on their lips.
NativeWriter replied...
Jul. 30, 2010 at 4:05 pm
Jul. 30, 2010 at 4:05 pm
The words will alway be on their lips and the craving to say them will always be around just the difference between the decent and the cruel is who will and won't speck the words of evil.
Let_It_Be replied...
Aug. 2, 2010 at 10:55 pm
Aug. 2, 2010 at 10:55 pm
some times i feel the same, but think of it this way: if they care so much, then they don't matter in your life. shit, i don't want to fit in, the people that refused to stay the same are the ones who formed out country :) just remember my advice and you will be fine. and if they critisize you, then just think/say: atleast im not a bobble head bitch :D
emmacxoxo said...
Jul. 30, 2010 at 12:16 pm
Jul. 30, 2010 at 12:16 pm
Really well written! and i completely understand what youre saying..i feel the same way sometimes
Would u check out some of my stuff? :)

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[View the story "Y@ Speak June 11-17" on Storify]Y@ Speak June 11-17Storified by Gambit · Mon, Jun 18 2012 11:46:51Money from the City of NO to keep Mission open: $50,000. Money from the City to open 18 new dog parks: $5.7mil. Sighing heavily: pricelessGeoff GI am Officially SO Young Money! The ink is drying as we speak! :) are you ready? I know I am! #Love to @LilTunechi @mackmaine @BIRDMAN5STARChristina MilianI'm hating it. #neworleans @ Grainger http://instagr.am/p/Lx3Jv-NGBB/Richard AlexanderSaid it before, will say it again: No newspaper (yes, I said newspaper) staff has ever loved its readers or its city more.Stephanie GraceI stand in solidarity today with our colleagues in Alabama and New Orleans. Square up, folks, and look them in the eye.Ben MontgomeryPretty fucking pissed off about my friends getting fired. #TimesPicayune #deathTodd A. Price#timespicayune, you've done grievous harm to this city this morning, and to yourselves. #assholesBrett MartinSo just who the hell is left to do actual, you know, reporting?BlackenedOutCan't they just fire Chris Rose a bunch more times instead?skooksT-P layoffs point up what I've been saying: what Newhouse/Advance is doing has nothing to do with T-P's performance, or ...greg peters... what the city needs. It's a blind juggernaut of change, with eye on the future bottom line, and will take down every paper they own ...greg peters... forget circ, forget penetration, forget profit, forget community service — this is the great robotization and nothing will stop it.greg petersNewhouse/Advance is a beast, with all the grace and insight one would expect from a blind, rampaging animal. You, NOLA, nothing matters.greg petersZero beans.Fake Times-PicayuneCrying in a South Carolina parking. News out of NOLA too awful to understand. They're killing The Times-Picayune, firing my friends.Rien FertelIf @BrettAnderstonTP is leaving, the T-P has certainly gone to hell.Allison GoodGreat people leaving the Times Picayune; reminds me of something David Simon said, "You don't do more with less. You do less with less. "Rabbi Ethan LindenI hope all the smug new media evangelists who tried to call this a "great opportunity" for the TP will now finally shut the fuck up.MattDanny Monteverde, Katy Reckdahl, Brett Anderson - all fired. More to follow. T-P subscription cancellations: 1.800.925.0000Wayne CurtisIrony: Jim Amos's video can't be seen on iPhones and iPads.Alex RawlsGutting Day at the T-P: It looks bad now, but I'm sure that one day we'll all look back on this and say, "You know, I'm still pissed."Tim RuppertI've been severed from The Times-Picayune. Anyone looking for a Pulitzer Prize-nominated infographic artist?Ryan Smith@BrettAndersonTP stuck it out with us thru thick thin. knew he destined for greater . Newhouse just gave him a promotion in the long run.Adolfo GarciaUPDATE: bottle of crown royal that @rthompsonTP brought in is now gone.Kim QuillenThinking abt hiring @rsmithtp to make infographics for my tweets.Champ SuperstarVery sad when pros like @BrettAndersonTP is let go and yelp ratings are higher on the list of google searches of any restaurant.sean mccuskerSad day in my fav city of new orleans. Longtime newspaper is no longer publishing daily ...staff cuts :( #timespicayuneHoda KotbTimes-Pic lays off @BrettAndersonTP Nice job, assholes. Best restaurant coverage in the country has no effect on our tourism-based economy?John Currence@brettandersontp You can write/produce TV w me any time you want to. Your awesomeness speaks volumes.Oy veyhttp://m.eater.com/archives/2012/06/12/nola-critic-brett-anderson-victim-of-timespic-layoffs.phpAndrew ZimmernFired by T-P: my classmate John McCusker, who got a Pulitzer and PTSD, lost his house, attempted suicide-by-cop, and rebuilt his life.Ray Shea2 of 5 letters to editor this a.m. argue daily paper is needed to keep dogs happy. Seriously.Gordon RussellThe Times-Picayune tower should be lowered to half-mast today, as a sign of mourning.Keith SperaTimes-Picayune's owner Advance Publications also owns Reddit. Explains a lot about about what's going on in New Orleans.Dash30DashNOLAThanks for all the love in the last 24. On the day I lost my job I could at least take solace that I was briefly a trending topic.Brett AndersonFinally on Twitter #Saints fans!Darren SprolesThank you @WinnDixie for having a sign that says, correctly, "20 Items or Fewer" rather than "20 Items or Less." @GrammarlyWill SamuelsHappy fathers day: still in my pajamas..norman robinson
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The majority of animal illustrations feature realistically colored wildlife, but this collection of sketches by Louise McNaught uses a variety of different media to create an ethereal set that will shock and awe the onlooker.
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NEW YORK (Oct. 30)
Jewish officials from several Midwestern states will attempt to expand contacts with mainstream Christian clergymen and rural area farm organizations in an effort to combat a recent rise in the activities of racist and anti-Semitic groups in the nation's farm belt. Jewish leaders from the region, concerned by the growing rise in the activities of these groups, including the Christian Identity movement, also held what was described as a confidential meeting to "assess extremism and anti-Semitism in farm and rural areas in the Middle West," according to David Goldstein, executive director of the Jewish Community Relations Bureau of Greater Kansas City.
Goldstein told the Kansas City Jewish Chronicle, in an article published October 18, that he hoped mainstream Christian clergymen would "be able to create conditions in their communilies that will make anti-Semitism unpopular." He said that the Christian Identity movement "is also a threat to mainstream Christian groups."
According to Goldstein, "What they (Christian Identity members) have is an ideology of anti-Semitism and a religion based on anti-Semitism. They combine and become a powerful message." He told Chronicle staff writer Michael Deverey that a major problem facing Jewish leaders is that Jews are generally an urban based group and many rural residents have never even met a Jew.
For example, wrote Deverey, out of some 18,000 residents of Dodge City, Kansas, there are only a few Jewish individuals and no Jewish families. Dodge City, it was recalled, is the home of radio station KTTL-FM, which was the center of a prolonged controversy following the broadcast of racist and anti-Semitic programs which urged listeners to kill Jews and other minorities.
A recently released report prepared by Leonard Zeskind, research director of the Center for Democratic Renewal, outlines the far-right fringe groups, Zeskind found that the Identity movement serves as the common ideological tie between the various hate groups.
"Identity believes that the Jews were literally Children of Satan, the people of color were 'pre-Adamic,' and that white Christian Aryans were the 'lost sheep of the House of Israel' and that America was the Biblical Promised Land. Identity members began to collect weapons and ammunition in expectation that the Biblical 'End Times' are near," Zeskind wrote in the 10-page "Background Report on Racist and Anti-Semitic Organizational Intervention in the Farm Protest Movement."
Zeskind concludes that "in a number of geographical areas they have developed a real 'mass' following. Two or three dozen members in a rural county amount to a significant force."
The private meeting of the 27 Jewish Jewish leaders included representatives of Nebraska, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, Oklahoma and New York. They included representatives of the Jewish Community Relations bureaus, representatives of the Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith, American Jewish Congress, and the American Jewish Committee, and members of various Midwestern Jewish Federations.


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TALLAHASSEE — What's the use of paper ballots if no one looks at them? That is the question that election watchdogs continue to press, even as the state's election supervisors race to implement the 2007 election law requiring every Florida county to vote on paper ballots.
Kindra Muntz of Sarasota was among the activists who cheered last spring as Gov. Charlie Crist signed the paper-trail legislation. But she also warned that the job would remain half-finished until the state beefed up its standards for auditing ballots by hand after elections to ensure against tampering and foul-ups. It is a safeguard that Florida still lacks.
"A paper trail is one thing, but paper alone is not the answer," said Muntz, president of the Sarasota Alliance for Fair Elections. "We're not looking for something to wallpaper our walls with."
Even Secretary of State Kurt Browning wants to strengthen the post-election audit law. But changes proposed by House and Senate Democrats went nowhere this spring, leaving activists frustrated and fearful that, with a presidential election looming, Florida's election system remains vulnerable to disaster.
At issue is not whether to audit paper ballots by hand, but which ones to check, how many and when.
The 2007 paper-trail legislation includes a new audit provision requiring counties to conduct manual, public audits of votes cast in one randomly selected race, in at least 1 percent of the voting precincts, but no more than 2 percent. The audits are to take place after certification of the results, leaving court action as the sole remedy available to candidates and voters if an audit turns up problems.
While not the toughest standard among the states, it nonetheless put Florida once again at the forefront of election reform. According to the Verified Voting Foundation, only 18 states have any post-election audit requirement for their paper ballots, 13 require a paper trail only, and 19 require neither paper ballots nor audits.
But critics arguing that Florida's 1 percent auditing standard is inadequate say that it was set arbitrarily, with no science behind it.
Browning says they are right.
He stressed, however, that the purpose of auditing is to confirm whether voting machines functioned correctly -- not to determine winners and losers in close races. That is the purview of recounts, though "we no more manually recount any ballot in Florida than I'm an astronaut," he said, criticizing the current law for authorizing only manual recounts of undervotes and overvotes, where either a vote was not registered or too many votes were registered in a race.
Browning said he wants lawmakers next year to authorize full manual recounts in races where the margin is one quarter of 1 percent, the same standard that now triggers manually counting overvotes and undervotes.
He wants to improve the post-election audit law, too -- though, ironically, he is busy now fighting efforts by one county's voters to bolster audit requirements for their own precincts.
In November 2006, Sarasota County voters adopted a charter amendment proposed by the Sarasota Alliance for Fair Elections, headed by Muntz. Among other things, the proposal requires post-election audits of 5 percent of voting precincts, prior to election certification.
Muntz said her group chose the 5 percent standard based on input from election watchdogs like the Verified Voters Foundation and technical experts like Rebecca Mercuri, a software security engineer and who has testified before Congress about voting machine standards.
By coincidence, the charter amendment appeared on the same ballot as the congressional contest between Christine Jennings and Rep. Vern Buchanan, in which more than 18,000 ballots cast lacked a vote in that race. A congressional investigation did not end until early this year, when testing by the U.S. Government Accountability Office showed that Sarasota's voting machines had functioned properly.
After the 2006 election, Browning and Sarasota Elections Supervisor Kathy Dent filed suit to throw out the charter amendment -- not because they object to more auditing, but because the Sarasota rule would conflict with state election laws and create a "lack of uniformity" among the counties.
Muntz's group counters that election procedures fall under the county's jurisdiction through home rule, and that given the varying machines and vendors used among the counties, little uniformity exists now. Her group prevailed initially in circuit court; Browning and Dent won on appeal. The two sides now await a ruling from the state Supreme Court, which heard their arguments last month.
While voting reform activists generally agree on having more post-election auditing, they do not necessarily agree on how to do it.
This spring, the Florida Voters Coalition pushed for a state model that would audit a portion of ballots determined by variables such as the margin of victory in a race and number of votes cast. To date, only New Jersey has adopted such a standard.
The voters coalition worked last October with election officials and experts to devise a new standard for "statistically significant" auditing.
Their initial proposal: audit all races for federal office and those for governor and lieutenant governor, Cabinet offices and the Legislature, plus two more statewide elections. The number of ballots audited would depend on several factors including the number cast in that race and the margin of victory; the tighter the race, the more votes would be checked.
Browning faulted the proposal for being too expansive and complicated. In some years and counties, he said, such a law would require that as many as 14 different races be audited.
But the advocates found Democratic sponsors for their idea: Rep. Tony Sasso of Cocoa Beach and Sen. Charlie Justice of St. Petersburg. They also eventually hit upon a compromise that Browning said he could accept: a 3 percent audit of three races, one of which would have to be the presidential race in the years for that election. The proposal would require completion by the seventh day following certification, before the end of the period in which a candidate can contest the results.


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After ending their interest in Carlos Tevez, Milan will now turn their attention to extending the contract of boss Massimiliano Allegri.
The tactician's present terms expires in June 2012 and talks over a new deal have yet to reach a compromise.
Both parties want to continue their relationship, but there is a difference of opinion when it comes to salary.
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Mammograms go 3-D
Some believe the technology saves lives; others say more evidence is needed
Updated 2:38 pm, Tuesday, September 3, 2013
Linda Tucker had been undergoing mammograms faithfully every year when she heard about a new kind of mammogram that was supposed to be an improvement over traditional ones.
So in July, Tucker made an appointment at Avestée Women's Imaging Center of Alamo Heights, where she underwent a conventional mammogram as well as one using tomosynthesis, also known as three-dimensional mammography. The procedure works by taking images of the breast from multiple angles, unlike standard mammograms, which take a single image of the entire breast.
The 3-D mammogram showed a suspicious spot. Ultrasound and a biopsy confirmed a tumor, an invasive lobular carcinoma."It did not show up on the traditional mammogram," said Tucker, 57, who underwent a double mastectomy. "They said it jumped off the page on the 3-D. If I just had the traditional mammogram I would have been under the illusion of being cancer-free for a whole year while that thing was growing inside of me. Because they caught it so early, I don't have chemotherapy and I don't have radiation."
Tucker has become a self-described evangelist for 3-D mammograms, passing out pamphlets to women she meets. Dr. Suzanne Dabbous, a board-certified radiologist and founder of Avestée Women's Imaging Center, said she believes all women should have a 3-D mammogram.
"It saves lives," Dabbous said.
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The Food and Drug Administration in 2011 approved a device manufactured by Hologic Inc. that provides digital 3-D images for the screening and diagnosis of breast cancer. The technology is gaining traction at an increasing number of medical facilities.
Proponents of the technology say that it can help identify invasive cancers that conventional two-dimensional mammograms miss and that it reduces the number of false-positive readings. Other medical professionals say the jury is still out, and the cost and exposure to additional radiation might outweigh any benefits.
Dr. Gary J. Whitman, professor of radiology and radiation oncology at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, said breast tomosynthesis, which has been under investigation since the mid-1990s, appears to be a "win-win" for reducing callbacks — which require patients to return for additional testing — and finding more cancers.
"I think tomosynthesis will definitely revolutionize what we do in breast imaging," Whitman said.
But Dr. Carol H. Lee, a spokeswoman for the Breast Imaging Commission of the American College of Radiology, said while preliminary evidence is promising, they're waiting for more data before taking a position on 3-D mammography.
"This is something we still have to evaluate," Lee said. "Women need to know they'll get about double the radiation when they get the tomo exam and not all insurance companies will pay for it."
Screening mammograms miss about 20 percent of breast cancers, according to the National Cancer Institute. It can be more difficult to detect cancer in dense breasts — breasts with large amounts of glandular tissue, which can camouflage cancer.
"There's no contrast," Lee said of such breasts. "It's like trying to find a polar bear in a snowstorm."
With the 3-D mammogram, radiologists can scroll through multiple images of the breast in one-millimeter slices to see more detail, which makes it easier to spot a tumor, Dabbous said.
Some studies, including a recently published observational study out of Houston, have shown breast tomosynthesis to be effective in reducing recall rates and increased breast cancer detection rates. One study looked at more than 12,000 screening examinations in a hospital in Norway and found doctors detected 40 percent more invasive cancers in cases where 3-D mammography was used along with 2-D mammography than using 2-D alone. The study also found a 15 percent decrease in false-positive rates.
The tomosynthesis machine also is ergonomically designed so that the breast isn't compressed as much as conventional mammograms. So it's more comfortable for patients, Dabbous said.
The FDA approval stipulated that 3-D mammogram screenings be conducted along with 2-D mammograms, not as an alternative.
"The 2-D and the 3-D go hand-in-hand because the 3-D image can't stand alone," said Jennifer Gonzales, a mammographer at Nix Health, which began using the new technology last summer.
"We have to compare it to a regular 2-D digital image. The 2-D image is a better picture of all the breast tissue, and the 3-D goes into that in more depth."
Conventional screening mammograms are covered by Medicare and most insurers. Women must pay out of pocket for tomosynthesis, often around $50, though some facilities will cover the cost. (Find centers that offer 3-D mammograms at pinkribbon.hologic.com.)
Susan G. Komen has invested research dollars in the development of tomosynthesis but is waiting for more evidence of its efficacy before developing a position on the technology.
"We certainly know we need to improve on the technology that images the breast," said Susan Brown, Komen's managing director of health and science education. "We consider (tomosynthesis) an emerging technology. We're looking forward to the publication of studies that do show it's an appropriate tool, perhaps a better tool for imaging breasts than what we have currently."
Fran Visco, president of the National Breast Cancer Coalition, said it's not known whether exposure to additional radiation is worth it, and there's no evidence the technology saves lives.
"Women should not undergo tomosynthesis screening outside of a clinical trial," she said in a statement.
The dose of radiation from the procedure is within the FDA's acceptable limit. In 2010, an FDA advisory panel said the benefits of the technology outweigh the risks. In time, improved technology may allow a single screening procedure to produce both 3-D and 2-D images, reducing the amount of radiation exposure.
Breast cancer specialist Dr. Susan Love, president of the Dr. Susan Love Research Foundation, said in a statement that the real issue is that not all breast cancers can be detected early because of the biology of the disease, not limitations of the technology: "What we really need is not new technology for screening but to find the cause of breast cancer and prevent it from happening in the first place."


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Sega has made an official announcement about their intentions towards their Dreamcast game console, hoping to put to rest the rumours flying about whether they will continue production of the game hardware. A firm decision has not yet been made.
"Today, some news organizations made reports on the future of our Dreamcast business that, since we are still carrying on an internal debate about the issue at the moment, were not based on any official company announcement," they said.
"As for the DC platform strategy, we have been actively working on promoting Dreamcast's architecture for use in PCs and consumer electric appliances, including STBs (Set-Top Boxes)," they continued. For more of the statement, see the source.


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The third quarter may see semiconductor inventory levels heading into oversupply territory, iSuppli has said.
The Semiconductor Days Of Inventory (DOI) for chip suppliers are estimated to have climbed to 75.9 days in the third quarter of 2010. This was up by 1.5 days from the second-quarter.
DOI in the third quarter was 4.8 percent higher than the average for this time and the total value of semiconductor inventory held by chip suppliers continued to grow.
Inventory in the third quarter was estimated to amount to $34.3 billion, which was a growth of 10.6 percent from the second quarter. The last time value was this high was in the second quarter of 2008, when semiconductor suppliers' stockpiles peaked at $35.4 billion.
Sharon Stiefel, a researcher for semiconductor inventory and manufacturing at iSuppli, says the increase in DOI is in line with projected revenues for the coming quarter. She said this posed no "overt danger toward overinflating the current supply chain."
"Likewise, inventory dollars, also on the upswing, will remain generally appropriate when measured against DOI," she added.
However, she warned that "softness in demand is being noted in some sectors, raising flags about potential trouble down the road.
"Whether that softness is an isolated event or portends a broader slowdown remains to be seen, but it is commonly believed that the industry will need to moderate inventories at the appropriate time in its growth curve in order to capture current revenue opportunities while they still exist," she added.
"Should demand decline at a rate faster than initially forecasted—an entirely reasonable assumption given the slower-than-expected pace of economic recovery around the world—semiconductor inventory may go into an oversupply situation."
The potential for oversupply represents a complete turnaround from the lean stockpiles during recent months.
However, inventory is not increasing at a standard rate throughout the supply chain, despite the overall expansion during the past four quarters. iSuppli points out that as an example, fabless companies reported stronger inventory growth rates than other segments of the semiconductor industry, such as foundries.
iSuppli warns a gathering storm of conflicting market factors could compel manufacturers to take extra caution.
"With inventories predicted to grow in the third and fourth quarters, manufacturers likely will seek to balance the current situation of long lead times and capacity constraints against concerns regarding of softening demand through the end of 2010, especially in particular sectors like PCs," Stiefel said.
"Adding to the general anxiety are fears of global demand weakening in the face of continued economic uncertainty. As inventories continue to build through the end of the year, the potential exists for oversupply to steal back into the supply chain. The result is that the industry will need to keep a watchful eye to adjust manufacturing at the first sign of softness in demand."


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Crisis in Syria
With no end in sight to the conflict in Syria, hundreds of thousands of people are living in desperate conditions and exposed to continuing violence. Today, half the pre-conflict population of 22 million Syrians have fled their homes and more than 13.5 million people urgently need your help.
The human suffering caused by the six years of civil war in Syria is overwhelming. We are helping those affected by the crisis, across Syria, Lebanon, and Jordan and in Greece, Italy, Serbia and Macedonia.
The scale of the Syrian crisis
Since the crisis started in March 2011, more than 300,000 lives have been lost in Syria. Today, the situation in the country continues to go from bad to worse with over 13.5 million people affected by the conflict and in urgent need of humanitarian aid, including 6.3 million people internally displaced from their homes.
More than 5 million people have fled to neighboring countries including Jordan, Lebanon, and Turkey, which is putting extreme pressure on local infrastructure and economies. Lebanon alone hosts more than 1 million Syrian refugees within a total population of 4.5 million, which means that about one out of every five people is a refugee from Syria. Turkey currently hosts more than 3 million Syrians, as well as a quarter of million refugees of other nationalities, more than any other country in the world.
Additionally, the majority of Syrian families sheltering in neighboring countries live in urban areas, outside of formal camp settings. This makes it harder for them to access vital help. More than 70% of refugees in Lebanon and some 93% of refugees outside camps in Jordan live below the national poverty line, with few options to work legally as they often lack valid residence.
Besides, more than 400,000 people are trapped in besieged areas, where it is either impossible or extremely difficult to provide humanitarian aid.
Our work in Jordan and Lebanon
In Syria, Jordan, and Lebanon, we are helping more than 2 million people with life-saving clean water, sanitation, and vital support for families who have lost everything.
In Jordan and Lebanon, we are supporting refugees with clean drinking water or cash. We are helping families get the information they need about their legal and human rights, access improved work opportunities, and connecting them to medical, legal and support services.
We have built shower and toilet blocks in refugee camps, informal settlements along routes used by people fleeing Syria and have installed or repaired toilets in communities hosting refugees. We have installed piped water schemes in Jordan's Zaatari refugee camp and in host communities in the Bekaa Valley, Lebanon.
On 13 December 2016, the Syrian Arab Red Crescent distributed 300 Oxfam family hygiene kits, in the Masaken Hanano area of Aleppo which contains washing powder, toilet paper, soap, toothpaste, towels, etc. Photo credit: Oxfam/SARC
Our work inside Syria
We are focusing on rehabilitating the water infrastructure, including repairing wells, water trucking and providing an alternative power source for operating water pumping stations during regular power cuts. We provided clean water to more than 1.5 million people from 10 governorates and are working on public health promotion, solid waste management, and supporting livelihoods.
We are also distributing hygiene kits, water bottles, blankets and floor mats, and installing latrines and water tanks.
Campaigning for a political solution to the conflict
Providing life-saving support to the millions of people affected by this devastating conflict is essential but it is not enough. We have been campaigning and advocating for an end to the fighting, and a sustainable and inclusive political solution since the beginning of the crisis.
Despite the partial ceasefire, will continue to call on all parties to the conflict to commit to ending the massive violations, stop any arms transfers and guarantee humanitarian access and protection of civilians, whether inside Syria or in neighboring countries.
We are also calling for rich states to commit to fully funding this year's Syria crisis response appeal and to resettle at least the most vulnerable 10 percent of all registered Syrian refugees by the end of 2017.
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December 12, 2007 EditionAlso in this issue...
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Shane and Dede Combs of Hoxie have announced the birth of a son on Dec. 4, 2007, at NEA Baptist Memorial Hospital in Jonesboro. The baby weighed six pounds, seven ounces, and has been named Justen Taylor Combs.
He has three brothers, Tyler, Branden and Camren.
Grandparents are Arthur and Betty Inman and Mary Combs and the late Johnny Combs. He is the great-grandson of Linnie Inman and Lillie Lewis.
Shawn and Dawn Green of Hoxie announce the birth of a daughter on Dec. 5, 2007, at NEA Baptist Memorial Hospital in Jonesboro. The baby weighed seven pounds, 14 ounces, and has been named Cessily RaeAnn Green.
She has three brothers, Gaven, Xander and Noah.
Grandparents are Peggy and Anthony Green, Sharon and Richard Goforth and Teddy Kellim. She is the great-granddaughter of Bob Akley, Chester and Callie Green, Cecil Burrow and Louise and Cleo Baty.
Chris and Kristie Stringer of Benton have announced the birth of a daughter on Dec. 7, 2007, at Baptist Medical Center in Little Rock. The baby weighed five pounds, 10 ounces, and has been named Alex Kinley Stringer.
She has a sister, Halle, six, and a brother, Jeter, 20 months.
Grandparents are Larry and Donna Williams of Ravenden and Steve and Nancy Hudanish of Benton. She is the great-granddaughter of Vida Rosselot and Dale Davis, both of Walnut Ridge.
Rick Jr. and Felicia White of Hoxie have announced the birth of their first child, a son, on Dec. 6, 2007, at Harris Hospital in Newport. The baby weighed nine pounds, 13 ounces, and has been named Logan Michael White.
Grandparents are Rick White Sr., Edward and Elizabeth Horn and Lisa Bowen, all of Walnut Ridge, and Virgil Bolden of Waldenburg. He is the great-grandson of Clyde and Janet Galbreath of Walnut Ridge, Clarence and Betty Hazelwood of Imboden and Carlis and May Bowen of Valley View.
Coody ~ Nelson
The bride, a former resident of Walnut Ridge, is the daughter of Ted and Brenda Coody of Mountainburg. She is the mother of Elijah Crossno.
The groom is the son of Jim and Lucille Thomas of Elkins and Buddy Nelson of Oklahoma. He is the father of Schade Nelson.
The couple are at home in Farmington, where they are both self-employed.
Taylor ~ Hufstedler
The bride is the daughter of Dina Rose Hufstedler of Walnut Ridge and Cliff Hufstedler of Warm Springs. She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rose of Walnut Ridge and the late Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hufstedler and the great-granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rose of Black Rock.
The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mr. Tommy Taylor of Maynard and the grandson of Joan Swindle of Maynard and the late Bill Swindle and the late Mr. and Mrs. Harold Taylor.
Keith Harris of Batesville, cousin of the bride, performed the ceremony. Debbye Jarrett of Maynard was vocalist. Holly Sutton of Pocahontas, cousin of the groom, directed the wedding.
Given in marriage by her maternal grandfather, the bride wore a Morilee two-piece gown fashioned of ivory lace and taffeta. The halter bodice featured a dropped waistline that was overlaid with crystal beading, and the taffeta skirt with chapel length train was surrounded with rushed pick ups. She carried a silk bouquet of fall-colored roses and hydrangeas.
Krystal Goff of Walnut Ridge was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Taylor McDowell of Pocahontas, niece of the groom, and Vanessa Oliver of Walnut Ridge. Junior bridesmaids were Chloe Sutton and Sarah Sutton of Pocahontas, cousins of the groom.
Zack Koons of Maynard served as best man. Groomsmen were Dustin Ulmer of Maynard, Adam Hufstedler of Walnut Ridge, brother of the bride, Ben Samons of Maynard and Clay Hufstedler of Walnut Ridge, brother of the bride. Ushers were Ryan Ulmer of Maynard and Joey McDowell of Pocahontas, brother-in-law of the groom.
Madilyn and Ian McDowell of Pocahontas, niece and nephew of the groom, served as flower girl and ring bearer, respectively. Heather Rose of Greenbrier, cousin of the bride, was guest book attendant.
The wedding reception followed in the lodge at Swindle Farms. Servers were Amber Penn of Walnut Ridge, Rachel Koons of Maynard, Mary Jo Dust of Pocahontas, aunt of the groom, and Chandra McDowell of Pocahontas, sister of the groom.
A rehearsal dinner hosted by the groom's family was held Friday, Oct. 19, at Swindle Farms and was catered by Jenny Jarrett of Maynard.
The bride was honored with three showers prior to the wedding.
A bridal shower was held at the Walnut Ridge Country Club on Sunday, Sept. 9. Hostesses were Terry Sue Passalauqua, Alyson Williams, Dana Penn, Ginger Bibb, Sue Brand, Jeannie Harper and Sloane Kelley.
A bridal shower was held at the home of Dr. Jan Ziegler in Pocahontas on Sunday, Sept. 16. Hostesses in addition to Ziegler were Ann French, Joniece Trammel, Brandi Chester, Kim Bigger and Carolyn Collins.
A third bridal shower was held at the Maynard Community Center on Sunday, Oct. 7. Hostesses were Holly Sutton, Mary Jo Dust and Chandra McDowell.
Amber Penn, along with bridesmaids and friends, hosted a "girls' night out" for Ashley on Oct. 12 in Jonesboro.
The couple is residing in Pocahontas, where Ashley is a student in the Practical Nursing Program at Black River Technical College and Caleb is a licensed auctioneer and real estate agent affiliated with T&S Auction Service and Double TT Farms in Maynard.
Cecil Robert "Bob" Akley, 86, of Smithville, died Dec. 6, 2007, at St. Bernards in Jonesboro.
He was the son of Everett and Pansy Taylor Akley and had lived in St. Louis before moving to Smithville. He had served as a pilot in the U.S. Navy.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Louise Nunnally Akley; two daughters, Linda Brown and Mary Akley; two sons, Bobby Akley and Cecil Robert Akley Jr.; a sister, Ethel; and four brothers, Emmett Akley, Fred Akley, Claude Akley and Floyd Akley.
Survivors include a daughter, Sharon Goforth, of the home; four grandchildren, Viola Green, Cecil Robert Keeling, Angela Stokes and Jeremy Goforth; eight great-grandchildren; and a special niece, Tina Patton.
Graveside service was Monday at 2 p.m. at Old Lebanon Cemetery, near Lynn, with Don House officiating. House-Gregg Funeral Home had charge of arrangements.
Kandon Wayne Bryant, newborn son of Robert and Shauna Dobbs Bryant of Hoxie, died Dec. 2, 2007, at St. Bernards in Jonesboro.
In addition to his parents, survivors include his grandparents, Wayne and Betty Bryant, Black Rock, Carol Dobbs, Hoxie; and his great-grandfather, Bobby Dobbs, Hoxie.
Graveside service was Saturday at Crossroad Cemetery, near Portia, with Terry Wallace and Allen Stinnett officiating. House-Gregg Funeral Home had charge of arrangements.
Kevin Carson Higginbotham, 46, of Hardy, formerly of Walnut Ridge, died Dec. 9, 2007, at Hardy.
Born April 25, 1961, in Jonesboro, he was a graduate of Walnut Ridge High School. He graduated from the Dallas Institute of Funeral Service in 1982. He was a licensed embalmer and funeral director and was associated with the family's businesses, Higginbotham Funeral Service, Inc., and Higginbotham Burial Insurance Company at Walnut Ridge and Hardy. He was the top salesman for the Higginbotham Pre-Need Sales for a number of years. He was a member of First United Methodist Church in Walnut Ridge.
He was preceded in death by his father, William C. Higginbotham; a brother, William C. Higginbotham Jr.; grandparents, Harland Ray and Tola Shaver, Carson and Hazel Higginbotham Best, and his stepgrandfather, J.W. Best.
Survivors include a daughter, Rachael Acord and husband Jacob, Horseshoe Bend; his mother, Mary Jo Higginbotham, Hardy; a brother, Robert Lee Higginbotham, Muskogee, Okla.; and a granddaughter, Addison Acord.
There will be two separate funeral services. The first one is Friday at 2 p.m. at the Higginbotham Chapel in Hardy. A second service will be Saturday at 2 p.m. at Higginbotham Chapel in Walnut Ridge. Bros. Harold Russell and Everett Isom will officiate. There will be no visitations. Burial will be in Lawrence Memorial Park under the direction of Higginbotham Funeral Service.
Pallbearers will be Rick Dobbins, Ernie Rose, Stan Duckworth, Mark McArthur, Mac McArthur and Ronnie Rice.
Brooks Lee Sloan, infant child of Drs. Tony and Valerie Sloan of Jonesboro, was born and died on Dec. 3, 2007.
In addition to the parents, survivors include a brother, Jackson Anthony Sloan; a sister, Olivia Ann Sloan; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Sloan Turnbow, Jonesboro, formerly of Walnut Ridge, and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel (Bud) Sloan, Kensett; great-grandmother, Bernice Clayton, Saffell; and great-grandfather, Gus Turnbow, Skill Care Nursing Center in Jonesboro, formerly of Lynn.
Private graveside services will be at Dry Creek Cemetery at Lynn under the direction of Emerson Funeral Home.
Memorials may be made to the Dry Creek Memorial Association, c/o Sherry Glenn, P.O. Box 98, Lynn, AR 72440.
John William Wagster Sr., 94, of Walnut Ridge, died Dec. 5, 2007, in Walnut Ridge.
He was preceded in death by his wife of 60 years, Elsie Marie Wagster; and his mother, Carrie Elliott.
Survivors include his wife, Margie Wagster; a son, John Wagster Jr., Hartwell, Ga.; and a grandson, Lee Wagster, Hartwell.
A celebration of his life was held Saturday at Heath Colonial Chapel in Paragould with Rev. Rick Ethridge officiating. Burial was in Greene County Memorial Gardens.
Pallbearers were Bill Keeling, Bobby Keeling, Thomas Keeling Jr., Phillip Keeling, Julus Keeling and Carlon Keeling. Honorary pallbearer was Alton Keeling.
Cora Elizabeth Webb, Ed. D., 82, of Springdale, died Dec. 6, 2007, at Earlene Howard Hospice House in Springdale.
Born April 13, 1925, in Blytheville, she was the daughter of J.V. and Ludie Pierce. She was a teacher for over 30 years and then worked as a psychological examiner until her retirement. She received a doctorate in education from the University of Memphis at the age of 71 and was a member of Delta Kappa Gamma sorority. She was a member of the First Baptist Church of Springdale, where she taught the Dorcas Sunday school class and sang in the Celebration Choir.
Survivors include her husband, Gene Webb, whom she married March 4, 1946; a son, Perry Webb, formerly of Walnut Ridge, and his wife Rebecca, Springdale; and three grandchildren, Amanda Smith, Sarah Gordley and Bartley Webb.
Funeral was Monday at 10 a.m. at First Baptist Church in Springdale with Revs. Ronnie Floyd, Charlie Foster and Tommy Henson officiating. Burial was in Bluff Cemetery under the direction of Sisco Funeral Chapel of Springdale.
Pallbearers were Gene Layman, Ted Schneider, Bob Wood, Charles Polston, Bill Rogers and Gary Owens. Honorary pallbearers were the members of the Dorcas Sunday school class and the staff members of Circle of Life Hospice.
Memorials may be made to the Circle of Life Hospice, 901 Jones Road, Springdale, AR 72762.
Sandra Kay Smith Dobbins Weddle, 57, of Trumann, died Dec. 6, 2007, at Lawrence Hall Nursing Center.
Born June 10, 1950, in Harrisburg, she had lived in Walnut Ridge for the past few months and had lived most of her life in Trumann. She was a homemaker and was of the Pentecostal faith.
She was preceded in death by her husband, her parents, Rev. Jack C. and Delphia R. Kain Smith; two sisters, Glenda R. Bledsoe and Bonnie S. Smith; and three brothers, James Smith, C. L. "Buddy" Smith, and Billy Smith.
Survivors include three sons, Michael Dobbins and Billy Dobbins, both of Trumann, and Delton Dobbins, Hoxie; a daughter, Kathy Grissom, Doniphan, Mo.; five brothers, Delton C. "Teen" Smith, Monticello, La., Gerald A. Smith, Bay Village, Jackie D. Smith and Larry D. Smith, both of Trumann, and Randall R. Smith, Apple Valley, Calif.; two sisters, Joann Angel, Phoenix, and Elaine Brecheen, Trumann; and seven grandchildren.
Funeral was Saturday at 2 p.m. in the chapel of Thompson Funeral Home with Rev. Samuel Spurlock officiating. Burial was in Holly Springs Cemetery at Harrisburg under the direction of Thompson Funeral Home of Trumann.
Pallbearers were Jimmy Smith, Johnny Smith, Danny Andrews, Mike Sullivan, Charlie Laire, Eddie Lillard, Rodney Eich and Junior Fitzgerald. Honorary pallbearers were Terry Smith, Billy Smith, Tommy Smith and Delton Smith Jr.
An online guestbook is available at www.thompsonfuneralhome.net.
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Time to replace old guttering
Replacing your old guttering is highly important when it starts to deteriorate, and though you might take it for granted most of the time, your guttering is actually one of the most significant and crucial aspects of your property if you want to avoid leaks, mold and infestation. Here we will look why you should repair your guttering, how to know when you need it, and how to go about accomplishing it.
Why is Guttering So Important?
First of all it's important to recognize just how crucial gutters are for our property. If they do their job well then you won't notice them and they will sink into the background, but this by no means means that you could do without them. The way these unassuming pieces of plastic work is to direct rain water away from our property b collecting it as it runs off the sides of our sloped and flat roofs, and then draining it away down the vertical pipes into the drains.
If your gutters get blocked or damaged then you will find that this can either cause them to leak, or can cause them to overflow. That in turn will mean that the water isn't directed away from your home, but instead will run simply down the sides of your walls clinging to the paint as it does. This then will steel heat from your walls and from the property in general as the water uses it to evaporate, and that in turn will mean you need to use more heating which will cost you more money and waste more energy for the environment.
At the same time this can cause you to attract mold. This mold will cling to the moist areas of your property and can then cause damage not only to the walls themselves and the paint, but also to your health as you breath in bacteria and moisture and as it dries out your skin. Ultimately it can cause leaks and require you to need expensive repairs for your property.
When Do You Need it Fixed?
You need your gutters repaired if they are no longer working. You will know if this is the case because you will find that water isn't draining from the pipes when it rains. At the same time you might notice water dripping from the edges of the gutters around your home, and you might also find that you can see streaks of water running down the sides of your property and leaving wet marks on your paint (this may also be dirty). If you can visible see cracks or piles of rubbish in the gutters this is a tell-tale sign.
How to Replace Your Gutters
If you are in this situation then you need to make sure that you get your gutters replaced before serious damage is done to your property. To achieve this you need to purchase new ones and then have them fixed in the place of the old ones. You can do this yourself if you are feeling adventurous, but it is important to recognize that this can be dangerous if it means you are balancing on a ladder and reaching across as you do. At the same time if you put them up wrong they may fall which can be dangerous and might lead to injury. As a general rule then it is better to get this done by a professional service rather than trying to do it yourself.
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The confirmation that Melksham Town FC will have its new stadium is the most important day of 138 years of football in the town, its chairman said.
Planning permission was given by Wiltshire Council planners on Tuesday for a 256-seater stadium at Woolmore Farm, to be shared with Melksham Rugby Club.
The football club's chairman Dave Wiltshire said it was fantastic news for the club and its more than 450 playing members, supporters, parents and committee.
He said: "Many of them have given up hours of their free time over many months to push this project forward.
"It will mean the town can enjoy facilities second to none in Wiltshire, and provide a base for football in Melksham as well as securing the future provision of football and rugby."
The 1,773 sqm clubhouse will have separate facilities for each club, with seating overlooking a pitch either side; 11 football pitches and four rugby pitches, car parking, a new access road and junction.
One side will be decorated in the yellow and dark grey of the football club and the other to match the rugby team's light and dark blue kit.
Both clubs will leave their current home in the town centre, to be the new Melks-ham community campus.
Mr Wiltshire said: "While it will be sad to leave The Conigre, which has been the home of Melksham Town since 1926, the facilities were run down and not conducive with running a self-funding football club."
Melksham Rugby Club vice president Bruce Sanders said: "We are very much looking forward to the build going ahead. Everybody at the club is delighted."
Construction is expected to start at Woolmore Farm in September.


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In honor of Sally and the legacy she has left with us, The Radiance Foundation created Sally's Lambs®.
ALL donations received for Sally's Lambs® are tax-deductible and will go back into Sally's Lambs® programs. Sally's Lamb's® in connection with Pregnancy Care Centers and adoption agencies nationwide, will participate in the following endeavors:
Giving birth is an amazing experience, but for moms it is both physically and emotionally taxing. Birth moms who give birth and then make the selfless choice to place a child for adoption, have an added amount of physical and emotional stress. The BIRTH MOM GIFT BOX is filled with special things for a mother to pamper herself and remind her how much she is loved. It also affirms the loving decision she has made and gives her some assistance with purchasing needed items.
Potential items:
- Bibles / Devotionals
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- CD of "Meant to Be"
- Gift cards for local spas
- Lotions
- Candles
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- Gift cards for grocery stores
- Gift cards for clothing stores
- Gift cards for hair cuts
- Neck pillows
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Many mothers who are facing unplanned pregnancies are not always prepared for the physical changes their body will make. These physical changes mean wardrobe changes! Maternity Clothing Drives are a great way to get gently used maternity clothes into the hands of those who need it.
Donations to Sally's Lambs will allow for financial contributions to be made to programs that will assist mothers in need with finding jobs (including education-related costs) and housing.


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Bible: Ecclesiastes 9
Everyone Will Die
9:1 So I reflected on all this, 1 attempting to clear 2 it all up.
I concluded that 3 the righteous and the wise, as well as their works, are in the hand of God;
whether a person will be loved or hated 4 –
no one knows what lies ahead. 5
9:2 Everyone shares the same fate 6 –
the righteous and the wicked,
the good and the bad, 7
the ceremonially clean and unclean,
those who offer sacrifices and those who do not.
What happens to the good person, also happens to the sinner; 8
what happens to those who make vows, also happens to those who are afraid to make vows.
9:3 This is the unfortunate fact 9 about everything that happens on earth: 10
the same fate awaits 11 everyone.
In addition to this, the hearts of all people 12 are full of evil,
and there is folly in their hearts during their lives – then they die. 13
Better to Be Poor but Alive than Rich but Dead
9:4 But whoever is among 14 the living 15 has hope;
a live dog is better than a dead lion.
9:5 For the living know that they will die, but the dead do not know anything;
they have no further reward – and even the memory of them disappears. 16
9:6 What they loved, 17 as well as what they hated 18 and envied, 19 perished long ago,
and they no longer have a part in anything that happens on earth. 20
Life is Brief, so Cherish its Joys
9:7 Go, eat your food 21 with joy,
and drink your wine with a happy heart,
because God has already approved your works.
9:8 Let your clothes always be white,
and do not spare precious ointment on your head.
9:9 Enjoy 22 life with your beloved wife 23 during all the days of your fleeting 24 life
that God 25 has given you on earth 26 during all your fleeting days; 27
for that is your reward in life and in your burdensome work 28 on earth. 29
9:10 Whatever you find to do with your hands, 30
do it with all your might,
because there is neither work nor planning nor knowledge nor wisdom in the grave, 31
the place where you will eventually go. 32
Wisdom Cannot Protect against Seemingly Chance Events
9:11 Again, 33 I observed this on the earth: 34
the race is not always 35 won by the swiftest,
the battle is not always won by the strongest;
prosperity 36 does not always belong to those who are the wisest,
wealth does not always belong to those who are the most discerning,
nor does success 37 always come to those with the most knowledge –
for time and chance may overcome 38 them all.
9:12 Surely, no one 39 knows his appointed time! 40
Like fish that are caught in a deadly 41 net, and like birds that are caught in a snare –
just like them, all people 42 are ensnared 43 at an unfortunate 44 time that falls upon them suddenly.
Most People Are Not Receptive to Wise Counsel
9:13 This is what I also observed about wisdom on earth, 45
and it is a great burden 46 to me:
9:14 There was once 47 a small city with a few men in it,
and a mighty king attacked it, besieging 48 it and building strong 49 siege works against it.
9:15 However, a poor but wise man lived in the city, 50
and he could have delivered 51 the city by his wisdom,
but no one listened 52 to that poor man.
9:16 So I concluded that wisdom is better than might, 53
but a poor man's wisdom is despised; no one ever listens 54 to his advice. 55
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9:17 The words of the wise are heard in quiet,
more than the shouting of a ruler is heard 56 among fools.
9:18 Wisdom is better than weapons of war,
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They have "Bad Moon Rising" on continuous repeat in B.C. tonight.
Blackhawks are still in a 3-1 hole, but are now back in the series, relieved by the "no pressure – nothing to lose" position they earned over the previous 85 games.
NHL.com has the Game 4 and some guy named Bolland – highlights.
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I've been waiting to do this countdown for almost three years! It took a me awhile to find 24 colorful and Christmasy Pez candy dispensers to it happen. I found most of these at antique shops and yards sales, some as cheap as nickel!! I did pay a dollar for one… but it was a Snoopy vintage and I couldn't resist!
Our Advent theme this year is called the Adverbs of Advent. I love the idea of celebrating the HOW, WHERE and WHEN of Christmas. Tucked inside each candy dispenser is a mini scroll with our ADVERB-of-the-day and bible verse. I used The Adverbs of Advent: Daily Devotions for Children and Their Families by David Mead. If you are interested in an Adverbs Advent I just did a quick google search and found this calendar from Waterman United Methodist Church.
For my personal advent meditation and prayer time I'm really thrilled to be using Henri J.M. Nouwen's reflections, "Jesus Beloved Son." Nouwen is a new favorite of mine and I can't wait to get started.
It would probably be too cheesy for me to say
"PEZ on earth, goodwill toward men," wouldn't it?!!
Okay I won't! But I hope you have a WONDERFUL Advent season!


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The British land-sea-air blockade of Palestine will end tonight with the termination of the Palestine Mandate and no attempt will be made to interfere with Jewish immigration, Defense Minister A.V. Alexander announced in commons today.
Although the British will not permit the port of Haifa to be used for the disembarkation of immigrants during the period of evacuation of British troops, civilian personnel and supplies, the Jews may use any other port in the country for this purpose, he emphasized.
Britain will not immediately recognize the Jewish republic in Palestine, a high Whitehall official stated today. However, he did not exclude the possibility that such recognition might be accorded at a later stage if circumstances warrant it. It was stressed that the Foreign Office wishes to have the door kept open for a choice of solutions in settlement of the Palestine problem.
A group of noted Anglo-Jewish leaders, in a letter to the Times today, expressed the hope that when "time has healed the scars of the present lamentable conflict," the Jews of Palestine will again turn to Britain for guidance and counsel. Signatories to the letter included Lord Reading, Neville J.Laski, former president of the Board of Deputies of British Jews, Lord Bearsted, Sir Robent Waley-Cohen, Anthony and Edmond de Rothschild and Norman Bentwich, former Attorney General of Palestine.


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And I can't get the decorations down unless I want to jump death-defyingly through the attic to get them.
And I agree with some of the commenters: a glass of red wine "perched death-defyingly on the rim of the sink" can sometimes improve the experience.
Dark chocolate is my preference, and both the thin dark chocolate wafers hand-made, and physics-defyingly thin and the dark chocolate with orange bar were the kind of dark chocolate I most enjoy.
Perhaps because Britney Spears knew that MTV would be short of one staggering, barely coherent dimwit after Amy Winehouse cancelled her performance, Britney Spears decided to use her MTV VMA opening performance to treat the world to a display of some first-class half-hearted choreography, belief-defyingly amateurish miming and unsuitable costumes that even managed to make 50 Cent look all confused.
Meanwhile, the infant ruffian continued sucking; and glowered at me defyingly, as he slavered into the jug.
Margrave, more than ever intent on the caldron, in which, from time to time, he kept dropping powders or essences drawn forth from his coffer, looked up, defyingly, fiercely:
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'Highly censurable in point of morality and decorum as was his course of life while under the roof of Madame ----, it was (with pain I am forced to confess) venial in comparison with the strange, headlong career of licence to which, when weaned from that connection, he so unrestrainedly, and, it may be added, defyingly abandoned himself.
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I leap with thee; I burn with thee; would fain be welded with thee; defyingly I worship thee! '
Meanwhile the infant ruffian continued sucking, and glowered up at me defyingly as he slavered into the jug.


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FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) – All you visionaries out there, city leaders in Fort Wayne want to hear from you. So much so they've added something new downtown so they can collect your ideas on riverfront development. It's a storefront near the intersection of Calhoun and Wayne Street, and it's called Envision Fort Wayne.
Officials have been talking about riverfront development for quite some time. They've already hired on a consulting firm which just started studying our three rivers. Not only do they want to hear from the professionals, but they want to hear your thoughts and ideas too.
Envision Fort Wayne is more than just a storefront downtown.
"Ideas and the thoughts and the comments about how we can make our rivers an asset to this city," Mayor Tom Henry said.
A place where you can give your two cents.
People can learn about it, provide comments, can interact with staff in a totally different way. They can be walking down the street and just pop in," City of Fort Wayne Planning and Policy Pam Holocher explained.
They've committed to making our rivers better. City council approved $500,000 of Legacy Funds to go towards a riverfront development study. Now, Fort Wayne just received a $50,000 grant from the Knight Foundation. That will cover about a year's worth of operations so you can have a more personal way to ask questions and share your ideas.
"We're trying to be a very inclusive city. One that is very transparent. We want our citizens to get involved in the decision-making process," Mayor Henry said.
Ways you can submit your ideas and opinions:
- Stop by Envision Fort Wayne's office (916 S. Calhoun Street) Tuesdays 2-6 p.m., Thursdays 11 a.m. – 3 p.m., and Fridays 11 a.m. – 3 p.m. Additional hours can be requested by emailing email@example.com
- Go to their website – http://www.riverfrontfw.org/
- City of Fort Wayne's Facebook page
- Or send a tweet to @CityofFortWayne
"This will allow them to draw their ideas, post their ideas, tell us what they like and don't like, and they can learn," Holocher said.


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A controversial campaign ad will be allowed to continue running after a Thursday afternoon ruling in Nashville.
Aegis Sciences filed a lawsuit against Lou Ann Zelenik, a Republican candidate for Congress in the 6th District, claiming one of her campaign ads defames the company. Aegis, which is partially owned by David Black — husband of state Sen. Diane Black, also seeking the GOP nomination in the 6th, provides drug-testing services and has a state contract.
The company claims the ad harms Aegis' corporate reputation with its insinuation that Black's votes for the state budget and other appropriations items direct funds to her husband's company and sought to have a restraining order placed on the commercial until a final decision was reached in the case.
"This is beyond the bounds of political speech," attorney Joel Galanter said. "This is commercial speech."
Zelenik's attorneys, however, disputed that there was any damage done to Aegis, especially since an ad run by Black's 2008 Democratic opponent, Jim Hawkins, made similar allegations.
"It is disingenuous to claim harm now and not then," defense attorney Brian Manookian argued. "Their argument is they don't like how it sounds. The only place where how it sounds counts is American Idol."
Judge Hamilton Gayden said with election day "just 175 hours" away, he was cool to the idea of limiting campaign speech.
"The right to the freedom of speech is one of our most protected rights and the limits are very narrow. It's impractical and impossible to make definite findings of fact [in a short time frame]," he said.
Gayden emphasized that his ruling on the restraining order was not the end of the matter and that Aegis was free to pursue the lawsuit to its conclusion, which Galanter said the company would do, though the attorney indicated an appeal of today's ruling would not be sought.
It would seem that this is something that is easily verifiable. Did Diane Black vote for a budget OR appropriations that resulted in the million dollar benefit to Aegis?
For the record, I am not crazy about either Black or Zelenik as choices...and if my initial question is inappropriate, I might suggest, 'it went on the wrong email and I inadvertently hit the wrong button. I'm very sick about it, and it's one of those things I can't change or take back'
Jim Tracy is the only options in this race, he more qualified than both these candidates and has more of a business background than they offer. This is begining to sound like a cat fight, and that's exacly why you should vote for Jim Tracy.
We should dump both of the women. If this is their behavior, TN can't affort another
right-wing nut in Congress. I don't remember Bart Gordon ever behaving in such a destructive way. Let's not insult the people of TN in electing either one of these ladies, and I use the word lady loosely. And here comes Flinn the Christian Conservative, help us all if this nut is elected. I still have hope for TN, but it gets dimmer and dimmer.
Jim Tracy and Diane Black's votes will just cancel each other out.
Zelenick would have been OK, but all this mud slinging leaves me voting for Kerry. He has run a good campaign.
Send an accountant to Washington!
They all need to spend more money and TIME talking about what they will do for us
and not about what their opponents. I AM SICK OF ALL OF THEM.


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