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Emerald Lea Lahote
Emerald is your typical girl. She is twenty three and has two children, Jason and Emily.
Before she had Emily, Emerald was with her parents and Jason. Her best friend Eric had abandoned her when he found out she was pregnant.
So Emerald lived, had her son and stayed with her parents, still hurting from losing her best friend.
But when Emerald goes shopping for groceries she runs into Eric and he imprints on her. Since then she has been through a lot, with how Eric treated her, how her dad handled it, and how she lives through it.
Emerald is now married to Eric, and that's when her second child came along, and all in her life is going well, that is until Embry comes along and imprints on Emily, Emerald and Eric's daughter.
Emerald has a full life, and not one day goes by where something big, be it bad or good, happens.
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Eric is the son of San and Emily, and the biological father of Emily, step fathering Jason.
His parents raised him to think that sex before marriage is a sin, let alone getting pregnant.
So when Emerald gets pregnant with Jason, Eric abandons her, and lets her do it alone with no help, when Jason's dad want's nothing to do with him.
He was alone, dating Macie, now a wolf, having a good life, but part of him still misses Emerald.
When he runs into Emerald, while going grocery shopping, he finds out that he will miss Emerald a whole lot more if he's away for to long. He imprinted.
So now he has his own child and is married to Emerald, seeing Jason as his own son, and has a daughter. What else could he ask, until his parents start bugging to see Emily, and not Emerald or Jason.
Eric keeps trying to tell his parents that Emerald and Jason are part of his family also, and if they want to see Emily so much, they will see Emerald and Jason also.
He know's the only reason that his parents want to see Emily so much is that she is blood, and Jason isn't.
Things aren't going his way lately, especially when Embry imprints on Emily.
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Jason is the innocent boy who's father left him before he was born. All he knows is that Emerald's ex boyfriend is his dad, but Emerald wont tell him who.
He is now a big brother and loves his sister, but likes playing alone, which his sister wont let him do that much.
He's a big mommy's boy, and loves Eric, seeing Eric as his own dad. He is a good boy.
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Emily, the newest, youngest happiest member in the family. She doesn't understand much of what's going on with the family drama.
She love playing, and copying her brother, and playing with her brother.
She want's to play, and knows she has a new friend to play with, but doesn't know why Embry come's around so much.
She is a happy girl, and named after both her grandmothers.
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Paul, the hothead of La Push, s proud husband, father and grandfather.
Most of the time with Jason, Paul didn't think he would get another grandchild, then Emily came.
Paul is very protective of his daughter and grandchildren, and no one will want to hurt them, since, like mentioned before, Paul is the hothead
Paul is also a loyal kind hearted guy, if he likes you.
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Rachel is the wife, mother and grandmother in here, and still looking quite young.
She, in ways, can be much worse than Paul, when it comes to attitude, but that's because she cares about her family.
Paul learns many times how she can be when she's angry, and she often finds many ways to get mad.
She's a kind woman, and reasonable, if she likes you.
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Embry just came in, and imprints on Emily. Paul and Eric aren't to pleased. He kept phasing until he imprints, not expecting her to be so young.
Now you reading this, don't freak, he's a friend to Emily at first.
He's also there to protect her at all costs, and wont let anyone hurt her, just another person there, protecting little Emily.
He's just a funny guy, who seemed to come into the family.
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Emerald pulled her eyebrows together at this.
Eric-"Were supposed to protect our imprintee and care for them..." I said really talking to myself then her. I looked up at her knowing she was confused
Emerald shook her head. "What the h-- What are you talking about?"
Eric-"N-nothhing." I stuttered
Emerald lifrs an eyebrow. "Tell me."
Eric-"I imprinted on you."
Emerald lifts a brow. "Whats that even mean?"
Eric-"It's not like love at first sight, really. It's more like...gravity moves. When you see her, suddenly it's not the earth holding you here anymore. She does. And nothing matters more than her. And you would do anything for her, be anything for her...You become whatever she needs you to be, whether that's a protector, or a lover, or a friend, or a brother."
Emerald looks up at him, lifting an eyebrow. "So this kindness isn't real? Its forced. Goodnto know." Though this hurt her.
Eric-"It's not just force I am being for real about my kindness as well. I can't help me imprinting on you makes me act a certain way it was how I was born since I'm a werewo-." I stopped myself
Emerald looked up at him. "So you didn't have a choice. So I bet i you did, you would never in a million years want it to be me." She frowns more.
Eric-"That's not true Emerald, I'm glad it's you. I'm glad I imprinted on you not because of force but because of how I feel about you."
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This 1920s Seattle kitchen started out dark, dreary, and dated. The homeowners have three pre-teens and a a busy lifestyle, and they wanted a bigger, more open kitchen. So they knocked out a wall and enclosed a back porch to enlarge the space. The whole family helped hang cabinets and do other parts of the work.
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One thing that bothers me is seeing a kitchen redo with little to no regard for the existing architecture. But this is a Great job. Good cabinets, color and finish choices considering it is an older home.
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I love the materials and colors used. It's so bright and inviting.
I think I would have moved the sink down the counter to the other window, though, as it looks like there is only enough room for one person at the range-sink intersection. I also would have used open shelves between the sink window and the other window to make that area feel more open.
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There are two separate worlds within public education in Massachusetts: one that serves wealthy, majority-white communities and earns national praise, and another that educates low-income, often minority kids where dropout rates receive far more attention than test scores. In the wake of this growing chasm of education inequity between groups of kids in our state, StudentsFirst, a national grassroots advocacy organization led by school reformer Michelle Rhee, has graded our state education system and given it a "D+" for failing to enact polices that ensure all kids get an equally great education.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- A trial date has now been set for April 21, 2014, in the case against a former Louisville Metro Police detective accused of shooting a man while off duty.
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Midway Facing January Bankruptcy, $240M DebtWhen Midway majority shareholder Sumner Redstone sold off his 87% stake in the company for a paltry $100K, the move did more than send stock prices plummeting. Due to the change in control, Midway's creditors can demand immediate payment.
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Father's Day is not on the liturgical calendar but many churches do see a boost in attendance simply because of the holiday's message: family is important.
And this year at St. Alban's Episcopal Church in Bovina the family is growing.
"I have a crazy quilt that my great grandmother made - just a little sampler," the Very Rev. Billie Abraham said.
"And I said, 'The church is like this crazy quilt. It's just rags and scraps and random shapes and colors and textures that are stitched together," Rev. Abraham said.
"And at our little church there's always room for more," Rev. Abraham said.
Two fathers - one new and one with his third child - stand before the larger than normal group at St. Alban's with their sons.
Baby Dominic McCarthy is not normally this fussy, his dad Joshua says, but it is a long day for the little guy who's parents were recently married and confirmed in Bovina.
"His eyebrows when he raises them. He just kind of has that deep stare. He's just kind of like 'what are you doing?'," Joshua McCarthy said, explaining his son's characteristics.
On the other side of the church the Guynes family with baby Lucas have about a century of family history at the church.
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"We've got the people who have come in and been welcomed and then we've got the people who have formed the roots and made it possible for them to come into this church," Rev. Abraham said.
Because St. Alban's Episcopal church is not growing as quickly as it has in the past this christening is especially exciting. Right now small church community includes only about only 50 families.
"Today these babies are beginning their life in Christ. And they're beginning it with the support of the entire community," Rev. Abraham said.
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Matthew Guynes looks to the future with his son Lucas. The infant has Down's syndrome - but also a loving dad.
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"Looking for the Christ in others and serving Christ in others...," Rev. Abraham said, "...we are looking into what this baptism's all about."
"Because it's about living a gospel way of life. And that's not necessarily the way of the world but it is the way to peace," Rev. Abraham said.
St. Alban's Episcopal Church was founded before the Civil War. It's named after the Martyr St. Alban whose feast is actually this weekend!
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RED YEAST Overview Information
Red yeast is the product of rice fermented with Monascus purpureus yeast. Red yeast supplements are different from red yeast rice sold in Chinese grocery stores. People use red yeast as medicine.
Red yeast is used for maintaining desirable cholesterol levels in healthy people, reducing cholesterol in people with high cholesterol, for indigestion, diarrhea, improving blood circulation, and for spleen and stomach health.
In foods, red yeast is used as a food coloring for Peking duck.
The active ingredient in red yeast is the same as the active ingredient in prescription drugs called statins used for high cholesterol. That's why red yeast has all the possible side effects, drug interactions, and precautions associated with this type of drug. The American Heart Association warns against using red yeast until the results of long-term studies are in. You should talk with your healthcare provider if you plan to take red yeast.
You may have come across a red yeast product called Cholestin, manufactured by Pharmanex. It was one of the most widely studied red yeast products. Originally, Cholestin contained the same active ingredient found in statin drugs. This caused the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to call Cholestin an unapproved drug. Cholestin was reformulated so that its active ingredient is now something else.
How does it work?
Red yeast supplements are manufactured by culturing Monascus purpureus yeast on rice at carefully controlled temperature and growing conditions to increase the concentrations of chemicals that lower blood cholesterol and triglycerides. These chemicals are similar to the prescription drugs known as "statins," including lovastatin (Mevacor) and others.
RED YEAST Uses & Effectiveness
Possibly Effective for:
- Lowering high cholesterol. Some research showed that taking a specific red yeast product for two to three months could significantly lower total and "bad cholesterol" (low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol) levels and triglycerides (another type of blood fat). But, this specific product contained large amounts of a chemical similar to "statin" drugs, such as lovastatin. Statins are approved by the FDA to lower cholesterol. In the U.S., the FDA now considers this product and other red yeast products that contain statins to be illegal unapproved drugs. However, outside the U.S., these specific red yeast products are still available.
Some red yeast products available in the U.S. these days contain little or no statins. It is not known if these products do much to reduce cholesterol levels in people with high cholesterol.
Some other products still contain significant amounts of statins. One analysis shows that that some of these products can contain up to 5 mg of statins per tablet.
- Lowering high cholesterol and triglyceride levels caused by human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) disease (AIDS).
Insufficient Evidence for:
- Indigestion.
- Diarrhea.
- Improving blood circulation.
- Spleen and stomach problems.
- Other conditions.
RED YEAST Side Effects & Safety
Red yeast is POSSIBLY SAFE for most people when taken by mouth for up to 3 months. There isn't enough information to know if taking it for longer periods is safe. It can cause stomach discomfort, heartburn, intestinal gas, headache, and dizziness.
Red yeast contains chemicals similar to the prescription drugs called "statins." Therefore, red yeast might also cause side effects similar to statin drugs, such as liver damage and severe muscle pain and muscle damage.
There is also concern about product quality. Many red yeast rice products have been found to contain varying amounts of the statin-like chemicals. Some products may contain none and others may contain high amounts, which are more likely to cause serious side effects.
Serious allergic reactions can occur after breathing in red yeast.
Red yeast that is not fermented correctly may contain citrinin. Citrinin is a poison that may cause kidney damage.
Special Precautions & Warnings:Pregnancy and breast-feeding: Red yeast is LIKELY UNSAFE during pregnancy. It has caused birth defects in animals. Not enough is known about the safety of using red yeast during breast-feeding. Don't use during pregnancy or breast-feeding.
Liver disease: Red yeast contains chemicals that are the same as the statin drug lovastatin. Like statin drugs, red yeast should be avoided in people with liver problems.
RED YEAST Interactions
Moderate Interaction Be cautious with this combination
- Alcohol interacts with RED YEAST
Drinking alcohol might harm the liver. Red yeast might also harm the liver. Taking red yeast along with alcohol might increase the risk of liver damage. Do not drink alcohol if you are taking red yeast.
- Cyclosporine (Neoral, Sandimmune) interacts with RED YEAST
Red yeast might affect the muscles. Cyclosporine (Neoral, Sandimmune) might also affect the muscles. Taking red yeast along with cyclosporine (Neoral, Sandimmune) might cause serious side effects.
- Gemfibrozil (Lopid) interacts with RED YEAST
Gemfibrozil (Lopid) can affect the muscles. Red yeast can also affect the muscles. Taking gemfibrozil along with red yeast might increase the risk of muscle problems.
- Medications that can harm the liver (Hepatotoxic drugs) interacts with RED YEAST
Red yeast contains the statin drug lovastatin. Lovastatin might harm the liver in some people. Taking red yeast along with other medications that might also harm the liver might increase the risk of liver damage. Do not take red yeast if you are taking another medication that can harm the liver.
Some medications that can harm the liver include acetaminophen (Tylenol and others), amiodarone (Cordarone), carbamazepine (Tegretol), isoniazid (INH), methotrexate (Rheumatrex), methyldopa (Aldomet), fluconazole (Diflucan), itraconazole (Sporanox), erythromycin (Erythrocin, Ilosone, others), phenytoin (Dilantin), lovastatin (Mevacor), pravastatin (Pravachol), simvastatin (Zocor), and many others.
- Medications that decrease the break down of other medications in the liver (Cytochrome P450 3A4 (CYP3A4) inhibitors) interacts with RED YEAST
Some medications are changed and broken down by the liver.
Some medications might decrease how quickly the liver breaks down red yeast. Taking red yeast along with some medications that decrease the breakdown of other medications in the liver can increase the effects and side effects of red yeast. Before taking red yeast, talk to your healthcare provider if you are taking any medications that are changed by the liver.
Some medications that might decrease how quickly the liver breaks down red yeast include amiodarone (Cordarone), clarithromycin (Biaxin), diltiazem (Cardizem), erythromycin (E-mycin, Erythrocin), indinavir (Crixivan), ritonavir (Norvir), saquinavir (Fortovase, Invirase), and many others.
- Medications used for lowering cholesterol (Statins) interacts with RED YEAST
Red yeast can help lower cholesterol. Taking red yeast along with other medications used to lower cholesterol might increase the risk of adverse effects. Do not take red yeast if you are already taking medications used for lowering cholesterol.
Some medications used for high cholesterol include cerivastatin (Baycol), atorvastatin (Lipitor), lovastatin (Mevacor), pravastatin (Pravachol), simvastatin (Zocor), and others.
- Niacin interacts with RED YEAST
Niacin can affect the muscles. Red yeast can also affect the muscles. Taking niacin along with red yeast might increase the risk of muscle problems.
RED YEAST Dosing
The following doses have been studied in scientific research:
- High cholesterol: 1200 mg to 2400 mg of red yeast once or twice daily. Only products containing chemicals similar to the prescription "statin" cholesterol drugs have been shown to lower cholesterol levels. Many of these products provide approximately 5-10 mg of the statin drug called lovastatin.
- High cholesterol related to HIV infection: 1200 mg twice daily.


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What strikes me about the caption is that I still have a VHS from the 86 Mets team when they won the World Series entitled "1986 Mets: A Year to Remember." I imagine that's the last good Mets team that we've seen. Aside from the 1988, 2000, and 2006Â Mets that should have won the World Series; the 86 team was the last team to actually have won something. So where do we begin now that it is the end of a long, painful, injury ridden, heart-wrenching, headache-roaring season? We can start with what should have been…
 The season started off with a lot of promise and hope. Even SI deemed this team to win the World Series (or was that the kiss of death?). The team started off hot the first two months of the season with an incredible Month of May when they went 19-9 May and then the injury bug came. End result 70-92 and oh yeah….23 games behind the 1st place Phils (who by the way won the division crown for the 3rd straight year). Then the next injury came, and the next, and the next, and so on. If you forgot the Mets injuries this year, let me refresh your memory…
4-5 Billy Wagner (Elbow)
4-5 Tim Redding (Shoulder)
4-5 Angel Pagan (Elbow)
4-17 Brian Schneider (Back)
5-7 Oliver Perez (Knee)
5-16 Carlos Delgado (Hip)
5-18 Alex Cora (Thumb)
5-26 Jose Reyes (Calf)
5-26 Ryan Church (Leg)
6-3 Ramon Martinez (Finger)
6-5 JJ Putz (Elbow)
6-12 John Maine (Shoulder)
6-22 Carlos Beltran (Knee)
7-9 Fernando Martinez (Knee)
7-20 Fernando Nieve (Leg)
7-25 Gary Sheffield (Leg)
8-6 Jon Niese (Leg)
8-17 David Wright (Head)
8-24 Johan Santana (elbow)
8-25 Jeff Francoeur (thumb)
8-26 Oliver Perez (knee…again)
Did I miss anything? If I did, I just finally stopped keeping track. I have never seen a team ravaged with such misfortune in my entire life. This team needs an overhaul and here is what needs to be done in 2010. There are three things that need immediate addressing and a 4th for honorable mention.
1. Starting Pitching: The Mets have an ace in Johan Santana. I can't imagine Santana not bouncing back from his elbow injury and giving us a great season in 2010. He is a true warrior that would have played through bone chips provided his team was in contention. But after that, it gets a little suspect. The Mets have Ollie Perez for another 2 more seasons and at his age, he has proven that he can be effective (at times) and certainly worth another shot in the starting rotation…and besides who else is going to eat the other two years of his 12 million a year contract? You hope his injury was the reason for his diminished velocity and worse than normal poor control of his pitches. Third the Mets will probably tender the contract of John Maine making Maine as the #4 starter. If he can remain healthy and at 28 years old, whose to think anything different? That leaves the need for a #2 and #5 starter. Let's get on the phone and bring in Roy Halladay. Clearly the Jays are going to be shopping him this off-season so why not to the Mets. There's no one off limits as far as I am concerned except for Reyes and Wright. I also believe John Lackey is a free agent this season and is probably the most coveted out of all the pitching free agents. At 31 years old and with a pretty respectable pitching resume, he's also near the top of my list. Rich Harden and Ben Sheets I believe are attainable as well…although both injury prone, both have immense talent. If Sheets (torn flexor tendon) can bounce back like Carpenter did from Tommy John, then it's worth a shot at probably a low contract one year incentive laden deal.
2. 1st base: We all know that Daniel Murphy can not be our starting 1st baseman come 2010. I still can't get over on sports talk radio how much Met fans love this guy so much and think that he can be their everyday 1st baseman. His OBP is .310, need I say more? Yes, he's likable and seems to be playing hard but he's pretty awful. He gets a nice spot on the bench if you ask me and as a pinch hitter late in a game. The big question is do you bring back Carlos Delgado? He's 38 years old with a bad hip. His 2007 season was impressive .271 38 115 but can it translate two years later and in a bigger park? I've been hearing rumors that the Brewers are shopping Prince Fielder and any Mets fan would certainly love him to be their 2010 first baseman. The other free agents (LaRoche, Johnson, Branyan, and Blalock) are out there too but none really strike me as any better of an option then re-signing Delgado.
3. Left Field: Carl Crawford, Carl Crawford, Carl Crawford! Imagine Reyes and Crawford at the top of your line-up? Stolen bases galore, runs scored a-plenty. RBI chances for Wright and Beltran and 1st basemen-no name. If the Rays don't pickup the club option of $10M for Crawford, he's tops on my list. Jason Bay wouldn't be a bad option either but I think the Sox will re-sign him. Willy Mo Pena and Garrett Anderson aren't gonna cut it for this Mets fan.
4. (Honorable Mention) Catcher: The days of Brian Schneider are over and I believe Omir Santos has had his hey-day (that Sox walk-off against Papelbon in Boston). The Mets clearly need something fresh here. Victor Martinez is out there but will probably command some big money. So is Bengie Molina but he is aging and beat-up. I think this is the one position that the Mets can get someone who can actually platoon with Santos like Greg Zaun who won't cost much to attain.
The Mets will probably pull off one good signing and one good trade this off season with this relatively poor free agent class. I wouldn't break the bank on any one player and just hope this team can finish with 85 wins next season since the playoffs aren't probably a reasonable expectation.


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Beautiful Bed! Our new Wheatland Iron Bed arrived yesterday and I have to say it is beautiful. I was also a bit concerned about ordering something like this sight unseen. However, it's beautiful, appears to be great quality…it's HEAVY. Although it does say "assembly required", I have to say I was disappointed that the delivery paperwork indicated to deliver to the "threshold". Given the "special shipping services" fee you pay for shipping and delivery, it would have been nice to at least have it delivered to it's actual location in the bedroom. It was incredibly bulky and heavy to do this ourselves. I've never had furniture of this caliber delivered without assembly and or removal of packaging. Knocking off a star for this oversight in service. The bed itself is FABULOUS. April 3, 2014
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Wheatland bed I bought one of these earlier and loved it so much I bought another. I am happy with this second one, however the rustic paint is a more uneven on the foot board. The head board and both the head board and the foot board on the first bed were more of a solid color as pictured. This one has thin lighter streaks in the foot board finish. July 28, 2013
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Answer:Definitely with a box spring. I bought the headboard only and it looks great!
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What color is this "antique rust" really... is it rust / reddish, or a neutral distressed iron color, more black, gray, or brownish, etc?
I've been looking at this bed for a while, but been reluctant to purchase without being sure of the color. I purchased your Eileen Fisher crushed silk comforter in "pale orchid" (kind of a mauve/pinkish-lavendar color) and wondering if it would look good with this iron headboard... if the bed is really a "rust" color / reddish undertones, I imagine it may clash or not look so good with the EF bedding. But if it's more of a neutral toned iron it could work. Your thoughts??
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One person is dead and two others are seriously injured after a high-speed chase with police ends in a crash.
Detroit police responded to reports of a carjacking near Seven Mile Road and Outer Drive around 2 a.m. Monday.
The victim told police he was carjacked and abducted at a gas station by three black males. According to the victim, the suspects drove him around for a while, making a stop at an unknown house, before stealing his belongings and letting him out of the vehicle.
Police later saw the alleged stolen vehicle, a burgundy Dodge Duster, driving along Seven Mile Road. Police say the vehicle's driver would not comply and drove off when the officer tried to make a traffic stop.
The driver of the vehicle eventually lost control, flipped over and hit a pole.
Sources say the driver was exceeding speeds of 70 miles per hour, and the chase lasted less than a minute before the crash happened.
The passenger in the backseat was taken to the hospital and pronounced dead on arrival. Police say he was between the ages of 16 to 18 years old.
The passenger in the front seat was ejected from the vehicle, and is in the hospital listed in serious condition. Police say he is 16 years old.
The driver of the vehicle was able to crawl out of the wreckage. He is listed in temporary serious condition. Police say he is also 16 years old.
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Lawrence Hart's visions of peace
Lawrence Hart has worked to bring reconciliation between two peoples—Cheyenne and Mennonite.by Raylene Hinz-Penner
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One of the last battles between Native tribes on the Plains and the new inhabitants of those Plains occurred at Adobe Walls in Texas in 1874, the same year that the railroad
delivered Mennonites in droves to Kansas to settle on the Plains. Cheyenne warriors had participated in that battle and were arrested and removed from the Plains in larger numbers than were warriors from any other tribe. The destinies of the Southern Cheyennes would be linked with these incoming Mennonites in Oklahoma schools, missions, churches and, eventually, in the person of principal Peace Chief of the Cheyennes and Mennonite minister Lawrence Hart.
Lawrence Hart speaks at the Washita Battlefield National Historic Site at Cheyenne, Okla., on Aug. 28, 2010. Photo by the National Park Service.
Lawrence Hart was born into the Cheyenne tribal community on his family's allotment near Hammon, Okla., in 1933 during the hard years of the Depression. The sixth child of Homer and Jennie Hart, he was delivered and taken to her own home by the midwife for the tribe, Cornstalk, his paternal grandmother, when his mother was too ill to care for him. He spent his childhood years with his paternal grandparents, Corn Stalk and Chief John P. Hart (formerly Peak Heart, but the name was changed after he attended Carlisle Indian Boarding School in Pennsylvania).
Because he lived with his grandparents across the yard from his parents' home, the young Lawrence spoke Cheyenne; his grandmother never learned to speak English. His grandfather, Chief John P. Hart, was the son of Afraid of Beavers and Walking Woman, both survivors of the massacre of the village of the great Peace Chief Black Kettle on the Washita River in Oklahoma in 1868. Chief John P. Hart handpicked Lawrence to teach him the ways of the Cheyenne people. When Lawrence reached school age, his parents came to his grandparents bearing gifts of gratitude for their help in rearing him during his early years and brought Lawrence home to put him in the local school where he learned to speak English. Lawrence remained close to his grandfather, traveling with him during the summers, when, as a peacemaker between tribes and well-known missionary of the Native American Church, Chief John P. Hart conducted services with the Ute Mountain Utes in Colorado and around the Four Corners region in Colorado.
Lawrence's parents, Homer and Jennie Hart, were able to survive the Depression on their family's allotment. They also provided key support as lay ministers in the local Hammon Mennonite Church, where Lawrence grew up. Homer Hart, who translated for the missionary pastors, preached in Hammon and surrounding areas for 40 years.
Selected for his helper at age 12 by Rev. H.J. Kliewer, the first pastor to the Hammon Church, Homer had converted to Christianity and become an active Mennonite by age 17. The first baptisms at Hammon had been performed by Rudolphe Petter, the Swiss Mennonite linguist who would translate the Bible into Cheyenne and write the Cheyenne dictionary. Lawrence tells the story of his older brother Sam and him as high school age teens listening carefully to their father each time he was called upon to translate an entire sermon from English to Cheyenne, not line by line, but in its entirety, during which they were never able to catch him omitting a single story or illustration from the missionary's original English version.
Lawrence Hart (left) greets Alden Miller, Superintendent at Sand Creek National Historic Site. Photo by the National Park Service.
Rev. Arthur Friesen, Lawrence Hart's pastor during his high school years at Hammon High School, would send Lawrence into the Mennonite world. When he and Lawrence discussed colleges, Rev. Friesen mentioned that there was Bacone
Indian College in eastern Oklahoma, which he believed to be a fine school, but there was also his own alma mater, Bethel College, which he told Lawrence was an excellent college. Pastor Friesen remembered the young Lawrence saying that since he would have to live with white people, he might as well start. Thus, Lawrence attended Bethel College in North Newton, Kan., for two years, 1953-55, before he left to realize his dream of flying jet fighter planes in the Navy. He married fellow Bethel College student Betty Bartel, a young Mennonite woman of the Bruderthal Church of Hillsboro, Kan., and they became partners in church and tribal work.
When Grandfather Chief John P. Hart died, Lawrence was called out of the military to become a Peace Chief of the Cheyennes—after which he returned to finish his history degree at Bethel and go on to study at Associated Mennonite Biblical Seminary in Elkhart, Ind., to become a Mennonite pastor. Thus, he grew into a principal Peace Chief to the Cheyennes, a Mennonite pastor at Koinonia Church near Clinton, Okla., and a leader in the Mennonite church. He has spent his life negotiating this delicate stance, one foot in the Cheyenne world, one foot in the Mennonite world, a sometimes prophet to his mixed flock. Always he has served as peacemaker, cultivating the traditions of servanthood in the peace chief tradition, reinterpreting Bible stories for Mennonites and Cheyennes to help his diverse flocks understand the tribal Jesus he knows. He has taken on a myriad of roles as peacemaker: chief, preacher, orator, negotiator, testifier, surveyor, protester, cultural historian, carpenter and more.
Lawrence Hart still remembers the Mennonite gathering in Fresno, Calif., where as a young pastor he told for the first time the story that changed his life and helped him understand the servant leadership he would be called to practice. Peace testimonials were called for, and Lawrence found himself going forward to take the microphone. His story of the reenactment on the Washita, an event that occurred in 1968, 100 years after the massacre of his people on that site, would presage the work Chief Hart would be called to do in the Return to the Earth project in later years.
During "An Evening to Honor and Recognize Chief Lawrence Hart" by the National Park Service at the Washita Battlefield National Historic Site at Cheyenne, Okla., on Aug. 28, 2010, Hart greets a well-wisher. Behind him, from left, are granddaughter Christina Yellowman, daughter Connie Hart Yellowman and daughter Cristina Hart-Wolfe. Photo by National Park Service.
Lawrence and Betty Hart and their two young children, Connie and Nathan—youngest daughter Christina was not yet born—had agreed to participate with the Cheyenne people in a commemorative historical reenactment of the Washita Battle of 1868 on the condition that the local museum in Cheyenne, Okla., bury the Cheyenne remains that had been recovered from that battle but were still in the museum. The Cheyenne people set up tipis on the original site of the battle beside the Washita River and appeared in their traditional garb. But they had not been told that the Grandsons of General Custer's Seventh Cavalry from California would be in attendance, and there was an ugly scene far too real as the Grandsons came thundering in on horseback firing weapons, the Cheyenne children screaming in terror. The Cavalry even played the battle tune, "Garry Owen," that their grandfathers had used on that fateful day 100 years earlier. Finally, the enactment over, the old chiefs huddled with Lawrence, a young chief, and made their way into Cheyenne to the museum to bury the remains as they had promised, with the careful dignity and ceremonial songs mandated by Cheyenne tradition. Again, the Grandsons of the Seventh Cavalry showed up to salute, and the young Chief Lawrence Hart was horrified that they would tread on this hallowed ground to salute one their grandfathers had killed.
Then, as the small coffin was carried by the crowd to the burial site, a young woman, Lucille Young Bull, respectfully stepped out of the crowd and placed a blanket over the coffin. Cheyenne tradition mandated that this blanket be given to someone in attendance before the burial, someone like the governor of Oklahoma, who was in attendance that day. However, the old chiefs instructed young Chief Hart to call forward Captain Eric Gault, the commander of the Grandsons: They chose him to wrap in the blanket. Onlookers were moved powerfully by the wisdom of the old chiefs—as was the Captain, who took the "Garry Owen" pin from his uniform and handed it to Chief Hart to accept for his people, promising that the Cheyenne people would never again hear this battle song.
Years later, as a NAGPRA (Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act) reviewer, Chief Lawrence Hart discovered that there were thousands of Native remains on shelves in museums in the United States, and he took as his mission the work of burying them with dignity— enlisting the aid of Mennonite Central Committee and denominations all over the country in the ongoing project designated "Return to the Earth." Chief Hart has established a site at the Cheyenne Cultural Center outside Clinton, Okla., as a place where up to 25,000 of the remains, still unidentified and thus unclaimed by the tribes, might be returned to the earth. Convinced that they might perform some small act of restorative justice through their action, Mennonites with other denominations are studying the MCC study guide on the Return to the Earth project, building cedar boxes and cutting muslin cloths to hold Native remains for burial.
Working with Betty, Lawrence has found ways to bring together the peace traditions of the Cheyennes and the Mennonites with a view toward reconciliation. He remembers long conversations with college friend Larry Kaufman as he struggled with the pacifist approach the Mennonites taught in a church history course he took while a student at Bethel. Later, he experienced a profound sense of call upon learning of Larry's death by drowning in the Congo in 1956 as part of the first group of PAX men to serve in the Congo. Lawrence later said he determined that if he were to lose his life, he wanted to lose it as his friend Larry Kaufman had, in the cause of peace. As a peace chief, too, he was called by the Cheyenne tradition to a life of service and peace in which revenge was forbidden.
In 2004, Lawrence Hart brought his friend Howard Zehr with his Little Book of Restorative Justice to the Sovereignty Symposium in Oklahoma City to the annual meeting of the tribes and Oklahoma legal experts to discuss the Cheyenne way of justice. The Cheyenne Way (Llewelyn and Hoebel, 1941) had long been studied by experts and is still used today in legal studies. Lawrence himself had built that winter the red cedar stands that held the pictures and case stories detailing the Cheyenne way practiced by his tribe. Howard Zehr discussed the concept of restorative justice and as an international expert confirmed Lawrence's belief that the Cheyenne people did indeed practice concepts of restorative justice. Then, as preacher and Cheyenne peace chief, Lawrence Hart closed the discussion at the Symposium, showing how the Hebrew tradition of justice dovetails with Cheyenne justice, neither being Anglo models. In the Cheyenne stories depicted in the display, the audience could witness the Cheyenne practice of making a way for the offender to re-enter the tribe.
For more than 40 years, working together with Betty, Lawrence has pastored Koinonia Mennonite Church, just outside Clinton, Okla., with Cheyenne worshippers. Nearby they built the Cheyenne Cultural Center, and from those two locations they have hosted hundreds of people to teach history, tradition and ritual—both Mennonite and Cheyenne. In a major undertaking in 2006, underwritten and planned by the Mennonite Church USA Historical Committee, that brought together people from across the United States, Lawrence and Betty Hart led the planning and hosting of "Cheyenne, Arapaho, Mennonite: Journey from Darlington," a conference in Clinton, Okla., to celebrate and review the interconnected faith stories of the Native tribes and the first Mennonite mission that had begun 120 years earlier. (See April 18, 2006, page 19.)
In 2000, at the Native Assembly gathered on the Hopi Reservation in Arizona, Hart delivered a compelling manifesto he titled "Culture and Christianity," Hart's answer to the questions of Christ and culture. He spoke of a tribal Jesus too often whitewashed in the Euro-Western reading of the Scriptures. The Jesus way he explicated for his mostly Native audience described a tribal Jesus who healed by using rituals akin to those used by the Cheyenne people. Hart cited Mark 8, where Jesus uses his own spittle to heal a blind man as the Cheyennes use spittle in purification ceremonies. Jesus' sojourn on earth as a tribal person manifests God's choice to reveal himself in a way no televangelist in a luxurious sanctuary will ever understand, Hart said. Rather, this Jesus, born in a manger with dust on his feet, was not Anglo; tribal lenses for viewing Jesus' ministry have a better chance than the Anglo lens for seeing Jesus for who he was.
Hart concluded that address as he does so much of his oratory—with a lament for both Cheyennes and Mennonites who have lost their respect for and connection to the earth. Hart as historian often recalls that songs sung in the Cheyenne tradition to express the Christian faith must be connected to the earth. Though an English version of a song may not include reference to the earth, the Cheyenne translation must recognize the sacred earth. He cites the old German Christmas carol, "Silent Night," translated by Rudolphe Petter, the Swiss missionary linguist, aided by informant Harvey Whiteshield. For Hart the Incarnation is an impossible concept without the Cheyenne word for earth, "ho 'e va," embedded in its expression. The axis mundi too, that center pole that stands for a connection between heaven and earth in tribal ritual, is an understanding central to Lawrence Hart's theology that God's love comes to touch his people where they are on earth. Hart reads John's vision quest in the book of Revelation as a heavenly manifestation of humanity's myriad cultural forms of worship.
Creativity may be the greatest attribute of the peacemaker. In the person of Lawrence Hart, envisioning peace has meant reinterpreting history, reimagining the biblical story, bringing to Anabaptist theology the tribal views he learned as a child. Even as his own life has moved between Native and dominant cultures, military and pacifist, government and populist, he is able to bring together unlikely elements for a new vision of the possible. Not until he could compare the Washita site where his ancestors died to the Oklahoma City bombing of the Murrah Building was he able to convince those in the Senate hearings to secure those grounds as a national historic site. He has compared the martyrdom of Chief Black Kettle in the Washita River to that of the Anabaptist Felix Mantz, who was drowned in the cold waters of the Limmat in Zurich. He called on Amish craftsmen for help in building the cedar boxes to remove his ancestors' remains from the Smithsonian in Washington, D.C. He sees in the Cheyenne priest who blesses the earth toward the four directions the words of the Psalmist. Chief Hart's oratory, which so often fuses cultures and rituals, eras in time, the public and the sacred, the denominational and the tribal, is powerful in its testimony to the life he himself has lived in complete humility as both warrior and peacemaker, servant and chief, statesman and prophet.
Raylene Hinz-Penner teaches English at Washburn University, Topeka, Kan., is a member of Southern Hills Mennonite Church in Topeka and is author of Searching for Sacred Ground: The Journey of Chief Lawrence Hart, Mennonite (Cascadia Publishing House, 2007, $19.95).
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