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This page contains Harry Potter And The Goblet Of Fire Glitches for PSP called "Fly thru dragon" and has been posted or updated on Aug 24, 2008 by ima123. Let us know what you think of this Glitch by thumbs voting.
- Developer: Electronic Arts
- Publisher: Electronic Arts
- Genre: Action Adventure Fantasy
- Release Date: Nov 15, 2005
- ESRB: Everyone 10+
Fly thru dragon
On the first task hold down the R button once you start to fly thru the hogwarts exterior. When you get to that big wall harry will fly over it and in front of him will be 2 big towers with the dragon in the middle. The dragon will fly towards you and so you will have to fly towards him to make them collide and harry will fly straight thru him like a ghost.
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Hi! I'm Emily. I LOVE Taylor and write letters to her on my blog almost every day! I was Fearless on 5.14.10 and Spoke Now on 6.18.11 and 11.22.11! Red tour 3/29/13 and 9/21/13! I was lucky enough to meet Taylor on 10.22.12 and 6.18.11, the best days of my life. Taylor, I was enchanted to meet you :)
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Hi guys! I haven't been on TC for a while, so I just wanted to say hi! Happy Swift/Era day! How are you guys? I just got back from camp on Friday, and it was the best summer of my life! I'll make a blog post about it if you want. A few of you pointed out to me that I posted the first blog on TC! That's sooo cool! I'll click last from time to time just to see what page it's on. For those of you...
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Hey there Swiftie! So as you may have seen on the forums or in my blogs, I'm writing to you today to personally invite you to join me in a fun little project that is already well under way.
??To make a long story short (and if you want the long, detailed version you can check out the official project page in my blogs): We, meaning myself and hundreds of Swifties from Taylor Connect are currently in the process of making Official Unofficial Lyric Video for the song "Red". Why, you might ask? To both celebrate the dawn of the Red era and to show the one and only Taylor Swift just what all of this means to us, the fans of course!! After everything she does for us, this will be our way of doing something back for her.
??Interested? Excited? Confused? Tired? Fighting an uncontrollable urge to scream out loud that you are, in fact, a little teapot (handle, spout and all!)? Well, first things first, the best way to understand what we're doing is to see the original inspiration for this project, courtesy of the folks behind the Broadway Musical "Title of Show"
??Now, take that idea and apply it to Red!! Already over 100 of the 294 words of the title song have been randomly distributed, and the creativity people have been bringing to the table has been beyond incredible. Now I would like to offer you your own chance to get in on the action. Just respond to this message expressing your interest, and you can be a part of this amazing opportunity to unite with your fellow Swifties as, with one voice, we celebrate the dawn of the Red era!! Let's give this album and the beautiful artist behind it the welcome they deserve!
Okay guys, are you ready for a new project? I figured it's a good time to show Taylor how much we love and appreciate all she has done for us by creating a gift for her that will represent just how many of us she has affected and had an impact on. The project I am planning will help her realize that a countless amount of people around the world all have one very special thing in common, TAYLOR SWIFT! So... here it is:
It would mean the world to me if you would join me in this project for Taylor. I'd love for all of you to send me a postcard from where you live and on the back write a note to her. You can tell her anything you would like to say that you haven't gotten the chance to say before- as long as it's POSITIVE! After I receive postcards from a large amount of people, I'll decorate a book and put them all inside of it using protective slides! I think it will be really cool to see postcards from so many different places from all around the world and hope we're successful in doing so! When it's completed I'll send it to Taylor!
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mezzi14 - (Andrew)Member since June 1, 2010
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Great article. It really goes to show how much of a great individual Patrick Burns was. He really shows me what it means to work hard to acheive goals. Long live Burns's legacy for what he accomplished not only as a NHL coach, but also as an indvivudal in St. Henri. RIP Pat you describe what a down to earth person is. Great story Stubbs thanks for posting it very uplifting
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Blame the clowns Hammer and Spacek
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I have never seen a wose defense than Spacek and Hammrlik, 8 mil tied up to these 2 clowns? get them out of here!!!!
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I do not see why he would not, I udnerstand his FA status but still he does not really have a lot of negotiating power since he did not complete all tasks in his entry level deal. Therefore, he will be resigned before camp maybe by mid August that is my prediction. He will be okay all he has to do is play a more stand up style because he does not focus on trying to make that highlight save all he has to do is stop the puck. Projected salary I believe for Carey: 2 years 4.5 million or 3 years 6 million
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If I was PG this what I would do. Trade Halak. Yes I understand he saved our playoffs but the point is every year a new goalie ga-ga starts and after these goalies never mount to the pressure. So trade Halak while he is hot like say for Carter who the Flyers are willing to part with mainly due to financial reasons. We get our big center we should have got in 2003. For Price he is cheaper and he will rebound all PG has to do is get a veteran backup like Turco or Biron to mentor Price. As for others Metro is too old and Moore is good to. Keep Patches in Hamilton. Get rid of Hammer and Spacek because they are simply too slow and old and they are not getting any younger. Bring in a cheap two way American dman like Joe Corvo who is a right handed d with a good shot and can play better defensively.
'' They call me Drew''
- Comment on Postcard from camp (2010-06-01 15:04:25)
The only other players on that list that will probably be solid NHL players will be: Bennett, Kristo & Leblanc if he works harder off the ice and gains muscle.
'' They call me Drew''
- Comment on Postcard from camp (2010-06-01 14:43:46)
I would say Leblanc will committ to one more year to get bigger and finish his degree. Kristo on the other hand will go to the ahl he has a great wrist shot from the point The Hockey News says. Bennett I say will do 2 years of college hockey because he has potential to be a great puck moving dman and could compliment P.K in the future if he develops well. After reading THN's draft preview, I think we should draft either dman Dylan Mcilrath a rugged offensive dman in the whl & another big center in the ohl named John Mcfarlan. Other considerations are Beau Bennett and sadly Russian Krill Kabanov.
'' They call me Drew''
- Comment on Postcard from camp (2010-06-01 14:32:34)
Very true. But when they said they relseased Torp that means he is no longer one of our prospects right? I said before our best bet prospects are Kristo & Bennett and maybe Leblanc if he bulks up and continues his solid play in college
'' They call me Drew''
- Comment on Saving $$$ on scouting? (2010-06-01 14:26:35)
I read the hockey news draft issues and I think I can draft better than Pelle Eklund and Timmons
'' They call me Drew''


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no time to make a picture for this. just random thoughts in the night.
im coming back. sorry for being gone so long.
"the colors of these tears,
paint a masterpiece, upon."
"heart. changed,
and there was no one around to feel it.
hurt. wounded,
and there was no one around to heal it."
you were.
you were there.
you were there in.
you were there in my.
you were there in my dream.
you were there in my dream and.
you were there in my dream and didnt.
you were there in my dream and didnt seem.
you were there in my dream and didnt seem to.
you were there in my dream and didnt seem to care.
my thoughts remain to walk these stairs back to the start."
"blood battered mended memories"
"fears rested in him.
wish lying in her.
restless in me."
"M:»//error 3:."
a change in my life has happened, and i ask that you think of me and pray.
i am drawing, reading, writing, thinking, praying, learning more.
ill be back very soon, ill make you guys some great new stuff.
Anonymous said: Why haven't you been posting recently?
ive been writing my new posts down and going to be posting them when the time is right.
Anonymous said: hey are all of your posts about the same person?
for the most part, yes, but other than that they are not really aimed at a specific person, its just me trying to word out a feeling i am having
Heroes, Part III
residual effects to follow, ive learned.
happy 100 post to me :)
never sounded sweeter
your checklist was painted in the sky this weekend
Sorry series, Part I: "i hate when you say sorry like that"
your subconscious is speaking
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This article describes how to make a backup of your company file in QuickBooks for Mac.
QuickBooks for Mac 2012 and Prior
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Note: If you see Open rather than Save, click Cancel, then click the Backup icon again.
QuickBooks for Mac 2013 and later
Note: QuickBooks for Mac 2013 creates a .DMG file as a backup. Refer to this article for restoring this type of backup file.
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Quick Breakfast Tacos
- Yield 4 servings
- Prep
- Cook 5 minutes
Loaded with protein and healthy fat, these super-easy Tex Mex-inspired breakfast tacos will fill you up without weighing you down.
- 3 eggs, whisked
- Canola or olive oil spray
- 1 avocado, sliced
- Few sprigs of cilantro
- Fresh salsa (optional)
- 4 small corn & whole wheat tortillas
- Spray a frying pan with olive oil or canola oil.
- Over medium heat, add the eggs. Sprinkle with pepper, if desired.
- Fold over once when cooked through and then add the eggs to the tortillas.
- Garnish with sliced avocado and chopped cilantro.
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It originated with the ceiba tree, and extended from there based on all the folklore surrounding it.
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Live Dose 1. Gilead Media Music Festival. 4/28-4/29. Oshkosh, WI. Part 1.
"Metal is shouted at its devotees, and the loss of melody from the vocal line emphasizes this. Not that melody is entirely absent, of course; it is allowed in with the guitar solo, which is often a poignant reflection on its own loneliness—the ghost of the community that has vanished from this harshly enamelled world. The world of this music is one in which people talk, shout, dance, and feel at each other, without ever doing those things with them. You dance to heavy metal by head-banging, slam dancing, or "moshing" (pushing people around in the crowd). Such dancing is not really open to people of all ages, but confined to the young and the sexually available. Of course, there is nothing to forbid the old and the shrivelled [sic] from joining in: but the sight of their doing so is an embarrassment, all the greater when they themselves seem unaware of this.
To suggest that people who live with a metric pulse as a constant background to their thoughts and movements are living in the same way, with the same kind of attention and the same pattern of challenges and rewards, as others who know music only from sitting down to listen to it, clearing their minds, meanwhile, of all other thoughts—such a suggestion is surely implausible. Likewise, to suggest that those who dance in the solipsistic way encouraged by metal or indie music share a form of life with those who dance, when they dance, in formation, with the spirit recorded so eloquently by Schiller, is to say something equally implausible. The difference is not merely in the kind of movements made; it is a difference in social valency, and in the relative value placed on being with your neighbour rather than over and against him." -Roger Scruton, "Soul Music"
"What is a poet? An unhappy man who conceals profound anguish in his heart, but whose lips are so fashioned that when sighs and groans pass over them they sound like beautiful music. His fate resembles that of the unhappy men who were slowly roasted by a gentle fire in the tyrant Phalaris' bull—their shrieks could not reach his ear to terrify him, to him they sounded like sweet music. And people flock about the poet and say to him: do sing again; Which means, would that new sufferings tormented your soul, and: would that your lips stayed fashioned as before, for your cries would only terrify us, but your music is delightful. And the critics join them, saying: well done, thus must it be according to the laws of aesthetics. Why, to be sure, a critic resembles a poet as one pea another, the only difference being that he has no anguish in his heart and no music on his lips. Behold, therefore would I rather be a swineherd on Amage, and be understood by the swine than a poet, and misunderstood by men." -Søren Kierkegaard, "Diapsalmata," Either/Or
"And though I feel that music is an art which to the highest degree requires experience to justify one in having an opinion about it, still I comfort myself, as I have so often done before, with the paradox that, even in ignorance and mere intimations, there is also a kind of experience. I comfort myself by remembering that Diana, who had not herself given birth, nevertheless came to the assistance of the child-bearing; moreover, that she had this as a native gift from childhood, so that she came to the assistance of Latona in her labor, when she herself was born. The kingdom known to me, to whose utmost boundaries I intend to go in order to discover music, is language." -Søren Kierkegaard, "The Immediate Stages of the Erotic," Either/Or
The last band to go on was Baton Rogue's Thou, performing their first album Tyrant in its entirety. Somehow I made up to the very front of the stage for this, and by the time sound check was almost over the crowd had packed in so tightly that most of us up front took to putting one foot on said stage—a stage at most two feet off the ground. On one side of me was an either purposefully dispatched or opportunistic photographer, and on the other was Joseph, the tall, lion-maned bassist from Santa Cruz's Fell Voices. I think I fell into Joseph or he fell on top of me a good half dozen times throughout the set, balance not really ever being assured, and the crowd sometimes swelling forward as if to overtake the stage.
And there were the times I was practically prostrate on the floor of the stage before guitarist Matthew Thudium, hands reaching up in the classic, gnarled gesture of invocation, a gesture lost between play-acting and hardened seriousness, between a utilitarian expression of 'please, more of this guitar' and a Faustian 'please, remove the burden of the soul from my mortal body.'
And there were the large swathes of time erased from retrievable memory by the blood thinning effects of untold cigarettes and bottles of New Glarus and slow, deliberate, very much deeply meant "head banging." Head moving back and forth slowly. Davening. Prayer. Gesture one makes, eventually subconsciously, to be with a music purportedly only ever over and against them. And I have to confess it works. Very straightforwardly, as your chest meets your propped and raised knee and a nearly 7 foot bassist grasps your shoulders for his own support and Bryan Funck is dissembling the microphone and putting it inside of his mouth, it all very much works.
It is almost too easy to speak of "metal" only in the context of violence and immorality. To not even have to specify the particular stripe of metal at stake. You can point anywhere in the field, utter a demonstrative, and follow it with "is inherently x," where x is to be any set of words that are not necessarily disagreeable or even incorrect about "metal" but are intended nonetheless to exhaust any further need for interrogation. It is "dark", say, or "scary," or "depressive," it seems prima facie directed "at" and not "to" its "devotees." And then this is it.
Roger Scruton admits that his assessment of metal "is not yet a criticism, of course, but it is moving us towards recognizing what seems to me an important truth about pop music, which is that what seems like rhythm, and the foregrounding of rhythm, is often in fact an absence of rhythm, a drowning out of rhythm by the beat [his example thus far, it should be noted, is Meshuggah]." Certainly this suggestion begins an interrogation beyond labeling, and Scruton seems to be suggesting that it is the phenomenological rhythms (he gives as an example the eightsome reel) that are being drowned out, "in the one case they are heard as regular beats, like the pulse of a machine [metal]; in the other case they are heard as repeated movements, of the kind that our bodies produce when running, walking, or dancing." Would it be too much of a stretch to suggest that Scruton believes complex melodic structuring to be 'natural,' with the phenomenological 'feel' and accessibility of this music serving as evidence? Scruton would apparently contradict this when quoting Schiller's examination of the reel as demonstrating the link between gentility and beauty—an account which seems at bottom to hinge on the order and rigidity of the reel and the music which accompanies it.
But this is Scruton's point as well—this order is at the heart of an argument about the moral validity of certain strains of music, as "whatever we wish to say about the moral character of music, it is bound up with the movement that we hear in music." If that movement is "natural," genteel, ordered, disallows a certain level of unpredictability and risk (the Schiller excerpt is keen to note the dancers in the reel "change their direction willfully but never collide"), then for Scruton it achieves " a difference in social valency, and in the relative value placed on being with your neighbour rather than over and against him." This is like a normative moral account—moral music gives us the rules (or perhaps in accessing morally instructive music we access moral instruction), its capitol rests in its corrective aims as well, I guess, as in its aesthetic merit alone. It is ordered and yet, paradoxically, this is the music Scruton suggests we are in some deep way already "with," invited into, while other music might (Scruton insists this exercise is a suggestion of the possibility for a critique of pop music and not a firm assertion of any one critique) demand we submit to it, that it is only ever "at," "over and against," and "external" to us. We cannot seek to lodge a similar complaint against the order and routine of the reel, for instance. We cannot ask "but aren't we, in your account, just submitting to a teleological, 'morally instructive' subset of music?" We cannot because the phenomenological efficacy of this music should just strike us, it 'naturally' taps in to our lived experience, it as well needs no further interrogation.
This is not to say we ought to build a pyre to immolate the 500+ years of Western music Scruton enjoys over others, it is not to say there aren't important discussions about music and morality, or even, begrudgingly, that Scruton does not make complex, salient, difficult-to-dismantle claims. All of this is just to say that there appears to be, especially for music "of the margins," readymade presuppositions. There must be a way past them. Scruton attempts to justify his assessment of Crystal Castles and Meshuggah as at least morally un-instructive through a metrical analyses—the sublimation of 'natural' rhythms wherein, at least in the case of live consumption, "your freedom is overridden, and it is hard then to move in a way that suggests a personal relation to a partner—the I-Thou relation on which human society is built." Is there no way in which atonal, amelodic, 'abnormally,' 'unnaturally' constructed music reflects something about its creators and does so with its listeners in a way that is positively instructive? After all, it seems easy to suggest that this music is potentially amoral or worse immoral by disavowing it as inhuman and "unnatural," ignoring completely that it is still humans that craft and build and produce music. Must it only ever reflect their moral dubiousness? Can a kind of music exist which avoids or does not enter into moral analysis? Why do I listen to metal? What about it is 'instructive,' to me, at all? Do I 'submit' to metal? How is it that I feel, often deeply, the opposite—that I am with this music? Does my own experience deceive me?
One answer: one may come to metal to hide. One may go to Gilead Media Music festival to hide in solidarity with others.
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Are You Ready for Spider-Man 2099?
- Written by Jeremy Shane on Friday, August 09 2013 and posted in News with Benefits
Source: CBR/IGN
The project was formally announced at C2E2, but the story has been in the works long before that. Spidey writer, Dan Slott, revealed that he accidentally let slip a hint about Spider-Man 2099 way back in the "Big Time" story-arc and that fans may have noticed the hint missing when the trade hit stands.
I can tell you that somewhere during the "Big Time" era I screwed up and wrote something incorrectly that we later fixed in the trade. If you're an eagle-eyed fan of the "Big Time" era and you compare your comics to your trades, you'll be able to find my flub, which tipped my hand way too early that we were planning a 2099 story.
Slott also said the version of 2099 Spidey we see will be the original and not the Kirkman reboot and that the time traveling aspect of the story plays right into the current Marvel NOW! universe.
This time out, Spider-Man 2099 coming from the future will very much be like a character from one of the "Terminator" movies showing up. What he perceives to be good or bad is based on what effect it will have on the future, which means that stuff in the present that appears on the surface to be good might have terrible ramifications -- and vice versa.
If you're paying close attention to the Marvel Universe, there are a lot of time anomalies and time travel stories that all seem to be happening during Marvel NOW!. We have the younger selves of the original five X-Men now in the present, the "Age of Ultron," plus, there are a couple of other surprises on the horizon. And now there's this. Something seems to be happening to Time in the Marvel U., which makes it the perfect time for someone from the future to come to the present.
He also reminded everyone that even though this isn't the first time Spider-Man and 2099 Spidey have met up, it will be the first time for Dock Ock possessed, Superior Spider-Man. The rumor mill also suggests that this arc may be the return of Norman Osborn, but Slott has said only the story will featre "a" Osborn, offering nothing more.
Superior Spider-Man #17 hits stands September 4th.
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You'll have too much sense to paint aaaaall the wood paneling baby blue, so whatever it ends up, I've seen worse (I felt like apologizing to the wood paneling when I went to look at that house to buy. It was very distracting.)
Actually, given your personality and makeup preferences- I can't wait to see what you come up with
http://cattaillady.com/ My blog exploring the beginning stages of learning how to homestead. With the occasional rant.
Originally Posted by TheFastCat: Less is more more or less
And now I have an Etsy store: CattailsandCalendula
verbal diarrhoea gets VERY boring after a bit
"never let the truth get in the way of a good story "
...small steps....
..................... and I notice that you dropped the o in rhea - its an american thing ??????? Actually that could be a fun and fullfilling debate !!!!!!!!!! that could keep BO awake for hours - not so helpful BO - sorry
"never let the truth get in the way of a good story "
...small steps....
BO - the beautiful Blood Orchid - you know the chick whose journal I continually rape ????????
"never let the truth get in the way of a good story "
...small steps....
one ex-member called me b.o. as in body odor, bless him
oh darth
the entire main room. is. baby blue.
but that's nothing on the pink bathroom
and so i'm off to upload pictures and stuff, i needed before pictures. and though i don't know how long it will take to beautiful, the colors will forever remain WTF
yeah you are
I mean there's so many ants in my eyes! And there are so many TVs, microwaves, radios... I think, I can't, I'm not 100% sure what we have here in stock.. I don't know because I can't see anything! Our prices, I hope, aren't too low!
my apologies to the lovely Blood orchid - no offence intended. I actually never thought of body odour - sad being me really !!!!!!!
I promise with all my heart that if I rape your thread again, actually correction ........ if I rape your thread again with Dr. Sub in tow - I promise promise promise that I will only call you blood orchid, or sweets, cutiepie, baby doll, or chick-a-lix (I reserve that one for my really special friends)
sorted ????
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"never let the truth get in the way of a good story "
...small steps....


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Laurene J. Gunterman
June 1, 1923-Nov. 29, 2011
BREMEN — Laurene J. Gunterman, 88, of Bremen, passed away Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2011 at the Bremen Health Care Center. She was born June 1, 1923 in Plymouth to James and Marie (Tallant) Gilbert. She was married to Anthony Gunterman, who preceded her in death in 1975.
Laurene was a lifelong area resident. She was a member of St. Dominic's Catholic Church in Bremen, Plymouth Moose Ladies Aux., and previous member of the Rosary Sadality. Laurene was a natural, loving caregiver to both her family and those in need.
Marjorie R. Albright
June 7, 1924-Nov. 28, 2011
LEITERS FORD — Marjorie R. Albright, 87, of rural Leiters Ford, formerly of Argos, died Nov. 28, 2011 at 2:10 p.m. at her residence following a several month illness.
She was born June 7, 1924 in Plymouth to Charles and Fern (Nellans) Ferguson. She lived most of her life in the Argos community.
July 18, 1942, Glendyn C. Albright and Marjorie R. (Ferguson) were married and shared 64 years together. He preceded her in death Aug. 11, 2006.
Ken A. Herrick
Nov. 27, 2011
ARGOS — Ken A. Herrick, 59, died at 12:22 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 27, at his home in Argos from natural causes.
Surviving is a son, Ryan Herrick of Fort Wayne; daughter, Cassie Labeau, Etna Green; one grandson; sisters, Nancy (Jeff) Planck of New Castle, and Sue Herrick of Silver Lake.
Cremation has taken place, and the family will receive friends Friday, Dec. 2 to Sunday, Dec. 4, at Sue Herrick's home, 10417 S 675 W, Silver Lake, IN 46982. Memorial contributions may be given to the Ken Herrick Memorial Fund.
Phyllis (Deacon) Guthrie
Nov. 24, 2011
PLYMOUTH — Phyllis M. (Deacon) Guthrie, 81, of 11024 E. 11th Road, Plymouth died at 2:45 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 24, 2011, at her home.
She is survived by her daughters, Linda (Pete) Babendrager of Plymouth, Sharon (Mike) Bryant of Plymouth, and Diana (John) Harness of Shelbyville; her sons, Larry (Kay) Deacon of Bremen, Robert Deacon of Plymouth, and David Deacon of Plymouth; 15 grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren; her sister Willodean Gilupker of Saint Joseph, Mich.; and her brother, John (Betty) Stull of Tyner.
Victoria Guseilla
Nov. 22, 2011
PLYMOUTH — Victoria Guseilla, 88, of LaSalle Ave.,
South Bend, died at 4 p.m., Tuesday, Nov. 22, 2011, at her
Victoria is survived by her sisters, Elizabeth Torok of
South Bend; Eve Guseilla of Rocky River, Ohio; and
Margaret Winsted of Chicago.
Visitation will be Monday, Nov. 28, from 11 a.m. to 1
p.m. at the Van Gilder Funeral Home, 300 W. Madison St.,
Services will be Monday, Nov. 28, at 1 p.m., at the Van
Gilder Funeral Home.
Burial will be in Saint Michael Cemetery, Plymouth.
Memorials may be given to Saint Michael Catholic
Charles G. Moore
Dec. 10, 1928 – Nov. 23, 2011
PLYMOUTH — Charles G. Moore, 82, passed away
Wednesday afternoon at his home on Emerald Court,
Plymouth. He had been in declining health over the past
few years but was able to remain
mobile and at home with the loving
care of his wife Jan and family.
Born Dec. 10, 1928 in Indianapolis
he was the son of Charles Everett
Moore and Catherine Campbell
Galbraith Moore. Charles graduated
from Emmanuel High School
in Indianapolis.
From 1951 to 1953 he served in
the U.S. Army stationed in Europe
and attained corporal. His father
Iola M. Mayfield
Nov. 23, 2011
BOURBON — Iola M. Mayfield, 87, of 420 E. Center St., Bourbon, died at 3:42 a.m., Wednesday, Nov. 23, at her residence after a long illness.
She is survived by daughters, Phyllis Irene Atkinson, Bourbon and Darlene (Henry) Berda, Morrisville, Vt., seven grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.
Visitation is Sunday from 4 to 6 p.m. at Thompson-Lengacher & Yoder Funeral Home, Nappanee. Funeral services will follow at 6 p.m.
Graveside services will be at 1:30 p.m. EST at Chapel Lawn Cemetery in Schererville.
Francis J. Wattenbarger
Oct. 21, 1921-Nov. 22, 2011
SUNNYSIDE, Wash. — Francis J. Wattenbarger, 90, caring father, father-in-law, grandfather, great-grandfather, and friend passed away peacefully Nov. 22, 2011 after a brief illness. Francis was a longtime resident and farmer in the Glade Community in the Horse Heaven Hills of Southern Washington.
Sherry Jane Long
Jan. 19, 1959 – Nov. 23, 2011
PLYMOUTH — Sherry Jane Long, 52, died peacefully at her home Wednesday morning in the company of her family and assisted care of hospice volunteers. A lifetime Marshall County resident, Sherry has resided on King Road in Plymouth for the past 11 years. She was diagnosed with cancer April 8, 2010.
Sherry was born Jan. 19, 1959, the daughter of Duane W. and Sandra Lee (Dick) Hurford. She was a graduate of LaVille High School in 1977, where she played in the band.
Jack B Kowatch
Nov. 29, 1921 – Nov. 20, 2011
CULVER — Jack B Kowatch, 89, of North Fort Myers, Fla., formerly of Culver, passed away Nov. 20, 2011 at 7:15 a.m. in the Hope Hospice in Cape Coral, Fla.
Jack was born Nov. 29, 1921 in Culver. He was one of six children born to John and Vada (Burch) Kowatch. Jack was married to Catherine Thornburg. Together they raised their daughter Sondra. Catherine preceded Jack in death in 1980. Jack later fell in love and married Joyce Mikesell, Sept. 4, 1983 at the Maxinkuckee Country Club in Culver.


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Bull riding, fattening food and lemonade with questionable amounts of sugar were just a few of the offerings at the Campus Activities Board's event A Country Affair.
The event was held this past Friday afternoon in Susquehanna Terrace.
Sophomore and speech language pathology major Emily Walsh, programming chair for CAB, was in charge of planning the event.
"Well, we haven't done anything quite like this in the past," Walsh said of the event.
It was presented as the creativity event for the spring semester.
"We can collaborate, we can work together, we can kind of look outside the box," Walsh said. "It's very cool that it gives us a lot of flexibility and just a lot of creativity."
Country style foods like fried chicken and mac and cheese were served at the event.
"Anything you can think of that's country and starchy and bad for you we have it," Walsh said.
In addition to the buffet, the event featured an opportunity to ride a mechanical bull and participate in square dancing, different carnival games and more.
Freshman and secondary education major Jordyn Britton attended the event with her friends after stumbling upon it while getting lunch.
"I've only ridden a [mechanical] bull once so that was my second time doing it and I stayed on for a pretty long time," Britton said. "When the bull's moving you to have move your hips with it and try to stay balanced."
Overall, the Country Affair event was well attended, despite an initial setback, Walsh said.
The event was originally supposed to be held outside on Paws Patio but had to move the location due to weather.
Fraternity Theta Chi was originally scheduled to be using the Terrace that afternoon but gave the location to CAB for their event.
Walsh said that the event was a success in reaching more people, especially those who like country music.
"We had a lot of people who liked the country concert," Walsh said. "I think this is like an untapped audience that we haven't really reached out to before, that new niche."


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New crystals will have travelled far and been held by many people each contributing their vibrations to the crystal. These vibrations need to be neutralized thus restoring the crystal to it's original clarity so that you can impress your own pure intentions upon it.
It is recommended that you carry this out regularly especially if your crystals are used for healing. A crystal with imbalances or energetic static can be detected by a feeling of heaviness or unpleasantness.
INCENSE: Hold the crystal within the smoke of incense while impressing upon it your intention that it only relate to your impressions as its possessor. Herbs such as sage, cedar, sandalwood and frankincense are particularly good for their purifying qualities (this is the most common way to cleanse crystals)
CANDLE: Hold over the heat of a candle in the same manner. Do not place it directly in the flame because extreme heat can change the colour.
VISUALIZATION: Take a deep breath and blow over the crystal. Imagine that you are clearing away all negativity. Repeat until you feel the crystal is cleansed.
SEA SALT: Use dry sea salt in a small container and bury the stone for between 7 - 24 hours. Don't use salt water as prolonged submergence can damage softer stones.
SUN & WATER: Hold the stones under running water for a minute and then place in the sun to dry. Not recommended for stones susceptible to fading: Aventurine, Amethyst, Citrine, Rose Quartz, Smokey Quartz
SOUND: The vibrations of a pure sound can energetically clean a stone. Use either a bell, gong or tuning fork.
CRYSTALS: Amethyst and Citrine geodes or clusters can be used to cleanse crystals. Place your crystals in/on the geode/cluster for approx. 2 hours and they will emerge completely energised. Alternatively, Selenite, Kyanite or Apopphilite have natural cleansing properties. Place some in the centre of your crystals to keep them cleansed between use.
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Marc Webb is a lucky man. Not just because of the lucrative The Amazing Spider-Man 2 paycheck that's headed his way. Or the fact that he has finally put an end to the hotly debated "nuh uh, Spider-Man could totally beat Rhino, Electro and the Green Goblin if he wanted to" standoffs of his childhood. Webb's lucky that he's even been able to make a Spider-Man movie at all. Because slingin' ain't easy. Not for Spider-Man, and not for the trail of corpses that dot his long and troublesome road to the big screen. Not human corpses, obviously (if there actually was a trail of bodies left in the wake of a Spider-Man movie, you'd probably hear about it on a site slightly more serious than this one), but the desiccated remains of countless Spider-screenplays and Spider-pitches, which for one reason or another just couldn't cut it in the big leagues. Our story begins in 1976.
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I love when Jeffrey Katzenberg has predictions about the movie industry. Here's a guy who thought 3D was going to change everything. I mean, it could have, and I was with him back in 2006, but that got ruined fast (don't even get me started on how bad The Amazing Spider-Man 2 looks, especially in the first two action scenes). He's also a guy who seemed to have it all figured out about revolutionizing the feature animation game when he left Disney, but now of course he's losing money on one bad idea after another (not that I ever though Shrek was a good idea). Now his latest prophecy is as silly as they get: the DreamWorks Animation head thinks by 2024 we will be paying variable prices for movie content based on the size of the screen. Yep, that would mean your Netflix subscription would monitor whether you were watching on a phone, tablet, laptop, modest size TV or big screen TV. Who knows what the deal would be on monitor and projector hookups to your computer, the latter potentially blowing up your picture to fill your wall, but then he also rattles off prices as if movie theater tickets will still only be $15. Katzenberg's idea came up during some panel about entrepreneurial leadership on Monday. Variety quoted him as saying, I think the model will change and you won't pay for the window of availability. A movie will come out and you will have 17 days, that's exactly three […]
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Welcome to week one of our 2014 Summer Box-Office Challenge! What is that exactly? (Besides heavily "inspired" by the fine folks over at Gone Elsewhere I mean.) Think of it as a summer-long contest for movie-lovers — you'll make predictions and guesses as to which summer movies will rule the box-office each week, we award points and at the end of the contest the three top point-earners will each win a Blu-ray/DVD prize pack! First place will win ten (10) Blu-ray/DVD titles released throughout the coming summer, second place wins five (5) and third place wins two (2). We'll have bonus questions each week as well to help bolster your point totals and keep you in the running. Sound good? We hope you'll play along with us — we Rejects will be playing for our own prizes (Neil in a dunk tank) — because we're in it for bragging rights and the fun of flexing our movie knowledge. This means that you have the opportunity to not only win free movies but to beat us at our own game! Here's how to play:
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Law enforcement is STUMPED as to why Lee Thompson Young shot himself to death ... TMZ has learned.
Our sources say Young did not leave a suicide note. He had a diary, but we're told it revealed nothing as to why he took his life. The diary consists of multiple, mundane entries.
Our law enforcement sources say authorities also went through Young's personal computer -- it contained nothing revealing.
We do know this. Members of Young's family have told authorities the actor had "depression issues" in the past. We're told they have the names of several doctors who may have treated Young for the problem, and authorities plan to contact the MDs to determine the severity of the depression.
suicides are usually a mystery not everybody divulges whats going on in their mind especially the bad stuff. Just accept that he was troubled and wanted out. Personally I think you should respect his choices and hope that he's found peace at last. And dont ever judge somebody who commits suicide as you have no clue what demons theyre fighting. No clue whatsoever.
He was probably another victim of antipsychotic meds that ave the warning may cause suicide, but don't expect that will make it to the media if the pharmaceutical companies who fund everything can help it.
He looks so stupid.
Sometimes when you stop taking anti-depressants...thoughts of suicide start to creep in.
Depression is a terrible affliction.
Suicide is sad enough, but to have a loved one do it out of the blue for no apparent reason? Very hard on the family. I sympathize.
This death is very, very sad.
From the NY Daily News:
The friend said Young practiced Yoruba, a religious faith based predominantly in *****ia and southern Benin, and that he took a trip to a Yoruba village with him mom several months ago for a "beautiful ceremony."
"He was very close to his mother and sister," the friend said. "He had a great support network. He had his local priest and lots of good friends who were like family, including the 'Rizzoli' cast."
I wonder if something happened to him in *****ia?
So tragic.
Lee Thompson Young Suicide Still a Dark Mystery......................Some People Rather Commit Suicide Than To Come Out Of The Closet, i Say Choose Life...
Wow! This is really sad, he obviously wanted PEACE~ and you can't get PEACE from running water on rocks in Colorado. true PEACE can only come from us casting all of our issues, our hurts our pains upon GOD; The devil will always try to make u think that what your going through is never going to end so when he starts speaking to you scream out of your mouth and tell the devil he is a LIAR. Rip handsome talented young man...
"Dark Mystery"
I feel so bad for his family. I'm really going to miss seeing him on Rizzoli and Iles, I watch it every week and really loved him in the show.
"Dark Mystery"
Ya'll trying
All these young celebs killing themselves to become immortal... Uhm, you first have to be somewhat talented and famous to be remembered dying young... like Heath Ledger or Amy Winehouse. Duh.
For some life can be a far worse fate than death. Who knows what was going on in his life to drive him to end it. RIP