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okay, i have taken the 15 year old neighbor boy under my wing since his dad has done some pretty rotten stuff to him and he told his dad he never wants to see him again. (parents divorced).
i have tried to be the best role model i could be for him. taken him hunting and fishing and doing everything i could with him. he really likes the outdoors,even if its just sitting around a fire talking.
his mom is alot a bit weird. he is very sheltered. he has no friends beside me. but anyways his mom constantly complains about spending 10,000 a year for him to go to private school. and calls him a dumb pretty much every day and wonders why he does bad in school. its not that he does bad, he gets at least c's evey once in a while he will get a d.
she wants him at home every day, hince the no friends part. and she makes him do everything she does. she treats him like hes 4, she wont hardly let him outside anymore. he also has to visit he aunt and uncle every other day and sit around and watch girly tv shows. and since he cant go outside or do alot of hunting and fishing he is a bit big and his mom also tells him he is fat.
i dont know what all you guys were doing at 15 but when i was that age i had tons of friends and went hunting and fishing every chance i got. enjoying my adolescence every chance i got. unlike most of us he is stuck inside doing nothing but sitting around watching tv and playing with his guitars.
another part is that he has this huge opurtunity to hunt on private land with a guide and take his first deer tomarrow. the private land and guide is one of our 3D members, and his mom doesnt want him to go. also he attended his hunter education class today and passed his test with 100%. this boy deserves alot more than what he gets from his mom.GT500 27.5/65= 284
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Here's what I think !
I try to stay out of others kid's lives as I feel it is the parents doing the upbringing as they get what they raise ,has always been my thinking .
To tell you the truth ,you are really a great person for doing what you are doing and I for one hope this doesn't backfire in your face !
I've raised three children ,all married and now have eight grandchildren (may be more yet to come ) and they are what matters to me as my family takes care of our own .
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He is not your kid.
yeah man he is not yours. but that does not mean he should be abused! calling your kid dumb ass or telling them they are fat is not healthy and tells me the mom is garbage plain and simple. take the kid every chance you can and continue to be a good role model. maybe you can have him go walkin or lift a little weight after the season to "help you" get in shape? either way sounds like the boy needs somebody to talk to. hope it works out well. jason08 DIAMOND MARQUIS 70# 29" / TROPHY TAKER EXTREME / COBRA SIDEWINDER 5 PIN / 340 mfx team realtree /
yes i know he is not my kid. and that is real helpfull in my attitude. you know if every one thought like that then the world would turn to . aint mine anint my problem type of thinking alot of people have these days. no one wants to make a difference anymore. lets just have a bunch of drug dealing gangbangers running around. . yes he does need someone to talk to and he cant really talk to his family.GT500 27.5/65= 284
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I can kind of relate to this young man. I was also heavy growing up and I didnt have many friends either at his age, but I sure wasnt required to spend all my time at home. My parents loved to have me out of the house. You guys telling this fella Well its not your kid, yeah your right but go back and look at that young mans smile after he shot that first deer. Daniel Boone posted it on 12-13. That memory will last a life time for him and no one can take that away.
It is crazy anyone would not see that Daniel Boone and Gamoboy have done a great thing by getting Gus on some deer and helping him get his first one. So I say to Gamoboy, keep up the good work and help that young fella do some more hunting and try to make him realize that he doesnt have to sit at home and watch t.v. or play video games all the time. I wished someone would have taken me out like that at his age and help me bag a deer. Gamoboy, if you dont help keep this young man on the right path then he may end up making some stupid decisions he will regret. Like getting involved in drugs or the wrong crowd. Anyway I guess im done venting about some of the comments on here and I just wanted to say thanks to both Gamoboy and Daniel Boone for helping out Gus and introducing a youth to the sport of hunting, my hat off to both of you.
thank you willy. that helped alot. wished more people could see my point of view on subjects like this. you cant help every kid, but you can atleat try to help one. and so what if its not your kid, would you want to be treated like that or your kids treated like that?GT500 27.5/65= 284
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Hopefully she will be persuaded
I admire you for your helping this kid out
I did the same and the fellar grown now has ripped me of 4 times
he is now in jail
stole his Gma's checkbook and wrote some checks
this one got him 7 to 10
we have had peace now for 6 months
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Believe it or not your making a big impact in this kids life.
What your doing today is rare and not many see what I saw when you guys came hunting.
Guz is quiet and often that from low self esteem. He needs a big brother and that what he got in you. He knows he can rely on you.
You can make a difference in this kids life.
You deserve alot credit making this effort to effect this kids life.
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some of my fondest memories are when a guy from my Church growing up used to take me Hunting and Fishing with him. He went with my father and my brothers as well, but often took me alone as I worked for him at his salvage yard through highschool. He even stood up for me when my father hit me with a stick over the back for an argument with my brother once and told me to call ANYTIME I needed help.
Though I never killed any big game during those High School years he taught me how to be a man and to step up in that "Big Brother" role when I seen someone less fortunate then me struggling. I have invited several other men as well as teenagers from my neighborhood and have passed on many traditions and hunting secrets along the way.
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Gamo, Don't give up!!
It sounds as if his family is a real piece of work, but what you are doing is definatly helping. If nothing else it is showing him that there is a different way to live your life than what his family does.CSAA Member
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SYDNEY — Almost 1,500 people showed their solidarity with veterans protesting the shuttering of Sydney's Veterans Affairs office by taking part in a noon-hour ceremony.
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Participants wore black ribbons and larger ribbons festooned to metal railings flapped in the wind.
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Members of the Public Service Alliance of Canada who are losing their jobs with the closure of the office laid black wreaths at the doors of the George Street building.
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Sylvester MacInnis made the trip from Port Hawkesbury for the protest. He is a service officer with Royal Canadian Legion branch 43 and said he often had to deal with staff in Sydney's Veterans Affairs, who he said have always been helpful.
"I can't see them closing this office, I just can't see it," he said. "There's so many veterans out there that need the help, they should keep it open for them because they're just not able to go to automated services that they're proposing for them."
Sydney's office is one of eight regional offices across the country being closed by the Stephen Harper Conservative government.
The issue made national news this week when a delegation went to Ottawa to lobby the federal government to reverse the decision, and the veterans sparred verbally with Veterans Affairs Minister Julian Fantino after he showed up late for a scheduled meeting. Fantino later apologized.
The federal government has argued that veterans won't see any deterioration in the level of services available to them, and will actually have additional points of access, as they will be directed to the more numerous Service Canada locations across Canada to access services.
MacInnis said he knows of one veteran who went to Service Canada in an effort to obtain a form that he needed but they didn't have the specialized knowledge required.
"They gave him 43 forms, they didn't know which one to give him," he said. "You call that good service?"
Veteran Bill Timbury of North Sydney handed out black ribbons for protesters to pin over their hearts.
"If you go to Service Canada, they're not trained to do it, and we'll have to travel," he said.
Timbury called Fantino's actions appalling and said he believes the minister of Veterans Affairs should have some military experience.
Ron Clarke of Georges River, who was part of the Ottawa delegation, reiterated his call to work to defeat the Harper government in next year's federal election over the issue if it doesn't reopen the offices.
Veteran Russell Davis of Sydney brought with him to the protest a sign calling on Fantino and Harper to fight Canada's next war themselves.
"Former (U.S.) president (John F.) Kennedy said that the measure of a country is determined by how they treat their soldiers. Canada should hang its head in shame," he said.
Clarke thanked the office's employees for their help over the years, generating applause from other veterans present. He countered criticism that the veterans were being manipulated by the union representing the workers by saying the veterans are leading the campaign not the Public Service Alliance of Canada, and the union was merely showing its continued support for the veterans it serves.
"PSAC is there behind us, and thank God for that," Clarke said.
"I'm very emotional today," said Brenda LeBlanc, who worked as a client service agent at the Sydney office for 27 years, and is retiring early due to the closure.
"It's devastating what is happening here to our clients. We are overwhelmed with the response we have gotten, but we are so devastated with what is happening here. We can't believe the government is so short-sighted. I am appalled by the fact that Harper got up and stood in the House (Thursday) and said that these offices are underutilized."
LeBlanc said the Sydney office serves 4,200 clients in Cape Breton.
"Just because you live in Halifax or the larger centres, are they the only people that deserve services? I don't think so."
Robyn Benson, the national president of PSAC, was at the demonstration.
"I am very proud that we served with the veterans because veterans deserve dignity and respect in the last days of their lives when they ensured that we had a free Canada, for us and for generations to come," she said.
With the closure of the office, Clarke said attention will now turn to tracking and documenting the experiences of veterans as they attempt to navigate their way through Service Canada. He noted the Liberals and NDP have pledged to reopen the offices if elected.
"Either open it now, or we'll reopen it next year in 2015 with the federal election," Clarke said.
Staff from Sydney's Veterans Affairs office were among those taking part in Friday's protest.
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They deny the truth each time it comes to them, but news of what they were mocking will certainly reach them. (Surat al-An'am, 5)
Messengers before you were also mocked, but those who jeered were engulfed by what they mocked. (Surat al-Anbiya', 41)
… every time some nobles of his people passed him by, they ridiculed him. He [Nuh] said: "Though you ridicule us now, we will certainly ridicule you as you do us. You will soon know who will receive a punishment that disgraces him and find unleashed against himself an everlasting punishment." (Surah Hud, 38-39)
But Allah is mocking them and drawing them on as they wander blindly in their excessive insolence. (Surat al-Baqara, 15)
Among His Signs is the creation of the heavens and earth and all the creatures He has spread about in them. And He has the power to gather them together whenever He wills. (Surat ash-Shura, 29)
- Standing on two feet rather than four IS NOT AN ADVANTAGE. Quadripedalism is faster, easier and more efficient. Monkeys very rarely walk on two legs, generally for short distances of around a meter. Because it is no advantage for them. Human beings can neither move along by swinging from one tree branch to another like a monkey nor run at speeds of 125 km an hour like the cheetah. On the contrary, because they walk on two legs they move very slowly and are thus one of the most defenseless life forms in nature.
- IT IS IMPOSSIBLE FOR bipedalism TO EMERGE GRADUALLY. This model that constitutes the basis of evolution necessitates a "mixed" gait at one stage between bipedalism and quadripedalism. A living thing can either walk completely upright or else completely on four legs. No form of gait between the two is possible because of the excessive energy consumption that would be involved.
- It has been established from the fossils of Australopithecus and Homo habilis, which have been installed on the illusory human family tree, that these had ape-like characteristics and walked stooped over like present-day monkeys. The latest study of the Australopithecus pelvic bone, conducted in 2000, revealed that these life forms did not have a "transitional" posture, and that THEY WALKED JUST LIKED MODERN-DAY APES. Homo erectus and Neanderthal fossils exhibit the characteristics of fully upright human beings. THERE ARE NO TRANSITIONAL FORM FOSSILS with a posture somewhere between the two.
- In addition, research into the organ known as the cochlea (balance organ) in the Australopithecine's inner ear has once again proved that Australopithecus was quadripedal.
- There are huge anatomical differences between human beings and apes in organs such as the foot, hand, spine and pelvic bone that assist walking:
a) Monkeys' toes are longer, and the arch in the human foot required by their gait is missing from monkeys' feet.
b) The monkey hand lacks one very important feature of the human hand, a long and mobile thumb. Monkey hands have a "knuckle walking gait"
anatomy. That anatomy is described as the way that monkeys walk by leaning on the knuckles of the hands, in other words on four feet.
c) The human skull is balanced on the top of the backbone. The monkey skull, on the other hand, is at an angle to the spine, as necessitated by its posture.
d) Human beings have short, broad pelvises that allow them to walk upright. Monkeys' pelvises are long and narrow.
- Fossilized footprints dating back 1.5 million years found in Kenya finally eliminated all the speculation. These fossil features that emerged at a period when, according to Darwinists, imaginary, peculiar-looking hominids should have been in existence, showed that the individual that left them was around 1.80 m in height, with toes that ran parallel to one another, as in today's man. The presence of an arch, UNIQUE TO MODERN-DAY MAN, in these remains, and also of short toes, DEFINITIVELY DOCUMENT AN ERECT POSTURE.
- Craig Stanford, Professor of Anthropology and Biological Sciences at the University of Southern California, says: "The time-honored idea that a weakling hominid left the safety of the forest for the dangerous savanna and had to live by its wits and stood upright is a nice story, but it's probably fiction." Despite being an evolutionist, Stanford maintains that the idea is in all probability fictitious. And a totally fictitious account is an illogical one.
- Apart from all that, the idea that a living thing suddenly began walking upright just in order to pick fruit from trees is a highly illogical and ludicrous one. Many living things, such as dogs and cats, often stand up on two legs to reach something high up. They even walk and travel some distances on two legs. But this characteristic in their bodies has never been selected by chance as advantageous in a random process, no giant and impossible anatomical changes needed to walk upright have taken place, and the cat has therefore never turned into another, bipedal species. The myth that monkeys became bipedal by standing up on two legs in order to find food or examine their surroundings is just as illogical.
- In addition, researchers have concluded from their examinations of supposed ancient hominid regions that these were not in fact savannah at all, but more or less densely forested areas. Therefore, the idea that the imaginary life forms in question left the forests for the plains and began walking on two feet there also collapses in those terms.
Age: 50 million years
Period: Eocene
Location: Cache Creek Formation, Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada
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Adnan Oktar: My opinion is that the world will generally head in a good direction. In particular, there will be a unification and amalgamation in the Turkish-Islamic world. TURKEY WILL BE THE LEADER OF BOTH THE ISLAMIC AND TURKIC WORLDS. I expect this TO HAPPEN IN 10-20 YEARS. Globally and in Europe, I think that the EUROPEAN UNION will fall apart and SUFFER A SOCIAL COLLAPSE. I think that this Turkish-Islamic Union will come as a relief also to America, and IN TERMS OF THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE GLOBAL EQUILIBRIUM I THINK THAT TWO SUPER POWERS, AMERICA AND THE TURKISH-ISLAMIC UNION, WILL MANAGE THE WORLD.
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No part of any funds which may be distributed in accordance with the provisions of this Act shall be subject to Federal or State income tax.
No part of any of the funds which may be so distributed shall be subject to any lien, debt, or claim of any nature whatsoever against the tribe or individual Indians except delinquent debts owed by the tribe to the United States, or owned by individual Indians to the tribe or to the United States.
Payments made under this Act shall not be held to be "other income and resources", as that term is used in section 2 (a) (10) (A), 402 (a) (7), 1002 (a) (8), and 1402 (a) (8) of the Social Security Act (42 U. S. C. 302 (a) (10) (A), 602 (a) (7), 1202 (a) (8), and 1352 (a) (8)).
All costs incident to making the payments authorized by this Act shall be paid by appropriate withdrawals from the judgment fund and interest on the judgment fund, using the interest fund first.
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With some regret, it's time for me to sell the 2002 325xi sedan that's been in my family since Feb 2004. I would keep it if I could, but I'm in the process of buying an E70 X5 to better support both my family and my autocross habit and have no place to keep it.
Car is Grey-Green with a Grey interior, premium package, cold weather package, automatic and 43k miles. Exterior is in decent shape with no damage, but there are a lot of light scratches and rock chips from having sat outside in New England for a few years before I moved to Texas. Interior is clean except for a wear spot caused by my stepdaughter's foot on the seat (I didn't catch her to make her stop until 6 months ago ) and a crack in the driver's side front wood trim that's been there since before owning the car. Clean Carfax and title in hand, was involved in a couple minor accidents that resulted in a dent in the left rear door and a scuffed right front corner, but all damage was fixed years ago.
Mods include:
H&R springs and Bilstein sport shocks (original suspension included in sale)
BMW Performance 330i rotors, new rebuilt calipers, Stoptech Street Performance pads and TMS stainless lines, installed at the end of last December (all original brake components included in sale)
BMW Performance intake (original intake included in sale)
Depo P46 headlights with HIDs and clears all around (have some of the original lights somewhere, I think)
3k HID fogs
17X7.5" BMW/BBS Style 29/RC041 wheels (need refinishing)
225/45-17 Goodyear Eagle F1 A/S tires, about 15k old with plenty of life left
Spare replaced by a Style 68 17" wheel with eagle F1 225/45 tire to clear rotors
Umnitza Preadator Chromium Opaque angel eyes, not installed yet
I also have a complete used MTech I front bumper that needs to be refinished, included also
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43k original miles
Oil change every 5k with M1E or Original BMW oil
Includes enough Redline to do both diffs, transfer case and tranny, with new filter (haven't gotten to it yet)
Runs and drives great
All four window regulators changed within the last two years
The bad:
Aforementioned light scratches on roof, hood and trunk
Sunroof sliding cover off track so it doesn't always close without help
Due to construction right in front of my work, I hit some manhole covers and now the right front LCA/ball joint is making noise
Right rear bulb out warning is sometimes on, probably just a dirty contact
KBB says the Private Party value of my car in "good" condition is $12,700. Asking $12,000 and pretty firm on the price. For sure you could do LCAs for less than $700. I've included some pics with more pics coming, be sure to ask questions since I'm sure I've forgotten something. Clean title in hand, sorry no payments. Hoping to sell to a fellow fanatic, I want my baby to go to a good home!
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My very close friend has suffered with menorrhagia for most of her adult life. She is now in her mid thirties. Is that a complication that she needs to be worried about now that she is wanting to conceive? What advice can I give her?
20th August 2013 05:55 AM #2
I am sorry that your friend suffers from very heavy periods.
The good news is that, in the majority of cases, menorrhagia does not mean that there are any underlying physical problems and so does not affect most women's ability to conceive.
However, in some cases it is a sign of PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome). This can result in ovulation not occurring which is why PCOS can cause problems with conceiving. PCOS is more likely in women who are overweight. In these cases, losing weight can help a woman to conceive. Other women who have PCOS are often prescribed medication to induce ovulation. There is a previous thread with more information on PCOS here. I would advise your friend having tests for PCOS if she is having problems conceiving in light of her menorrhagia.
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Another possible cause of heavy periods is endometriosis. I suffered from menorrhagia in my teenage years until it was suppressed by contraceptive pills. I suffer from endometriosis. No longer taking the pill my menorrhagia has returned.
Has your friend been to a gynecologist to discuss her menorrhagia? This would be an important thing to do, both for her ongoing health and wellbeing, and to determine if any barriers to conception or sustained pregnancy exist.


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When San Francisco-based architect Craig Steely and his artist wife, Cathy Liu, bought this early 1900s Victorian building 14 years ago, it retained few original details. Because Steely was in the nascent stages of his career, his subsequent remodel of the two-unit house was done "on a shoestring budget," he says. "We refinished the existing subfloor, I built my own cabinets, and I reused some old salvaged materials that came out of other clients' projects."
Today the well-established Steely Architecture is known for elegant modernist custom homes and loft conversions, so when the architect needed more room for his growing family and a bigger office for his burgeoning practice, he decided to stay put in his Duboce Triangle neighborhood and to renovate the building with finer finishes. "I wanted the house to reflect my work," he says.
The existing building consisted of a ground-floor garage, a first-floor rental unit, and a second-floor flat for Steely's family. The rental unit remains, but Steely and staffers Luigi Silverman, Seth Pare-Mayer, and Norberto Melendez opened up the second level, setting aside 600 square feet for a street-facing office and tucking two bedrooms and a bath to the rear. The team added a third level for the kitchen/living/dining area and a south-facing deck and sod patch. Now the entry staircase from downstairs leads to the second floor, where frosted glass panels separate the small foyer from the office and a large street-facing window brings precious light to four workstations.
These new interiors showcase a lush palette of materials that express Steely's sophisticated sensibilities. The kitchen cabinets have book-matched zebra wood veneers; ipe wood covers all the floors and deck; the bath vanity is made from ebony veneers; and countertops throughout are CaesarStone quartz in "Blizzard" white.
Steely used a fair amount of space for the deck and admits that he could have made the rooms bigger, but he says the reorganized, smaller interiors are more flexible. The job, he adds, "was a commitment to quality of space rather than quantity of space."
project: Beaver Street Reprise, San Francisco
architect/general contractor: Steely Architecture, San Francisco
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Title: "The higher law" in its application to the Fugitive slave bill : a sermon on the duties men owe to God and to governments
Author: Lord, John C. (John Chase), 1805-1877.
Publication Info: Buffalo : G.H. Derby and co., 1851.
subject: [United States. Fugitive slave law (1850)]
Title: An abstract of the debate in the House of Represenatives of the United States, on the General Appropriation bill, for 1831, containing the whole of Mr. Burges's two speeches on the subject.
Publication Info: [S.l. : s.n., n.d.]
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Title: An account of the escape of six federal soldiers from prison at Danville, Va. : their travels by night through the enemy's country to the Union pickets at Gauley Bridge, West Virginia, in the winter of 1863-64
Author: Newlin, W.H. (William Henry).
Publication Info: Cincinnati : Western Methodist Book Concern Print, 1870
subjects: [Danville Prison] [United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Personal narratives]
Title: An account of the treaty held at the city of Albany in the province of New York by his excellency the governor of that province, and the honourable the Commissioners for the province of Massachusetts, Connecticut and Pennsylvania with the Indians of the Six Nations, in October 1745.
Author: Pennsylvania. Treaties, etc. 1745
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subjects: [Iroquois Indians--Treaties] [Indians of North America--Treaties] [United States--History--King George's War, 1744-1748--Sources] [New York--Treaties, etc., 1745] [Connecticut--Treaties, etc., 1745] [Massachusetts--Treaties, etc., 1745]
Title: Acts of Parliament of the 27th June, 1805 and the 30th June, 1808 : April 4, 1818 ; printed by order of the House of Represenatives of the United States.
Authors: Great Britain. Parliament., United States. Congress. House.
Publication Info: [Washington : s.n., 1818]
subjects: [United States--Commerce--West Indies] [West Idies--Commerce--United States]
Title: Acts of the Parliament of Great Britain : January 27, 1819 ; printed by order of the Senate.
Authors: Great Britain. Parliament., United States. Congress. Senate.
Publication Info: Washington : Printed by E. DeKrafft, 1819.
subjects: [Foreign trade regulation--Great Britain] [West Indies, British--Commerce--United States] [United States--Commerce--West Indies, British]
Title: Address and recommendations to the states
Author: United States. Continental Congress.
Publication Info: Trenton : Re-printed by Isaac Collins, 1783.
subjects: [Debts, Public--United States] [Finance--United States]
Title: Address by Thomas H. Stockton, Chaplain U.S.H.R. : delivered in the Hall of the House of Representatives, on the day of national humiliation, fasting, and prayer, Friday, January 4, 1861.
Author: Stockton, T.H. (Thomas Hewlings), 1808-1868.
Publication Info: Washington : Printed by L. Towers, 1861.
subject: [United States--Politics and government--1857-1861]
Title: An address from William Smith, of South Carolina, to his constituents.
Author: Smith, William Loughton, 1758-1812.
Publication Info: Philadelphia :, London : Printed ;, Reprinted for J. Debrett, 1794.
subjects: [United States--Politics and government--1789-1797] [United States--Foreign relations--Great Britain] [Great Britain--Foreign relations--United States]
Title: Address illustrative of the nature and power of the slave states, and the duties of the free states : delivered at the request of the inhabitants of the town of Quincy, Mass., on Thursday, June 5, 1856
Author: Quincy, Josiah, 1772-1864.
Publication Info: Boston : Ticknor and Fields, 1856.
subjects: [Slavery--United States--Controversial literature] [United States--Politics and government--1853-1857]
Title: An address of members of the House of Representatives, of the Congress of the United States : to their constituents, on the subject of the war with Great Britain.
Authors: Sullivan, George, 1771-1838., United States. Congress (12th, 1st : 1811-1812). House., Federal Party (U.S.)
Publication Info: New Haven : Printed by Walter & Steel, 1812.
subject: [United States--Politics and government--1812-1815]
Title: Address of the State Committee of Correspondence, to the citizens of Pennsylvania.
Authors: Republican Party (Pa. : 1792-1828), Leib, Michael, 1761-1822.
Publication Info: [Philadelphia,: 1808]
subjects: [Presidents--United States--Election--1808] [Pennsylvania--Politics and government--1775-1865]
Title: Address of the Whigs of the Legislature of Massachusetts to the Whigs of the Union.
Authors: Massachusetts. General Court., Whig Party (Mass.)
Publication Info: Boston : Eastburn's Press, 1848.
subjects: [Whig Party (Mass.)] [United States--Politics and government--1845-1849]
Title: Address to the Federal Republicans of Burlington County
Author: Black, Joh, 1752-1813.
Publication Info: Trenton : Printed by Sherman, Mershon & Thomas, 1800.
subjects: [Adams, John, 1735-1826] [Howell, Richard, 1754-1802] [Burlington County (N.J.)--Politics and government] [New Jersey--Politics and government--1775-1865] [United States--Politics and government--1797-1801]
Title: Address to the citizens of Pittsburgh, July 9, 1833
Author: Webster, Daniel, 1782-1852.
Publication Info: Boston : Joseph T. Buckingham, 1833.
subject: [United States. Constitution]
Title: All the treaties between the United States and Great Britain : from the definitive treaty of peace, signed at Paris, 1783: to the treaty of peace, signed at Ghent, 1814
Authors: United States., Massachusetts. General court. House of representatives., Great Britain. Treaties, etc. United States.
Publication Info: Boston : Printed by E.G. House, Congress-Street., 1815.
subjects: [United States--Foreign relations--Great Britain] [Great Britain--Foreign relations--United States]
Title: The American citizen : a discourse on the nature and extent of our religious subjection to the government under which we live: including an inquiry into the Scriptural authority of that provision of the Constitution of the United States, which requires the surrender of fugitive slaves
Author: Krebs, John M. (John Michael), 1804-1867.
Publication Info: New York : C. Scribner,1851.
subject: [Fugitive slaves--United States]
Title: American colonial history : an address
Author: Donaldson, Thomas, 1815-1877.
Publication Info: Baltimore : Printed for the Society by John Murphy & Co., 1849.
subjects: [United States--History--Colonial period, ca. 1600-1775] [United States--History--Study and teaching]
Title: The American rebellion : letters on the American rebellion
Author: Goddard, S. A. (Samuel Aspinwall), 1796-1886.
Publication Info: London :, Boston : Simpkin, Marshall & Co. ;, Nichols and Noyes ; [etc., etc.], 1870.
subjects: [United States--Politics and government--1861-1865] [United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Foreign public opinion]
Title: The American slave-trade : an account of its origin, growth and suppression
Author: Spears, John Randolph, 1850-1936.
Publication Info: New York : C. Scribner's Sons, 1900.
subjects: [Slave trade] [Slavery--United States]
Title: The American union: a discourse delivered on Thursday, December 12, 1850, the day of the annual thanksgiving in Pennsylvania, and repeated on Thursday, December 19, in the Tenth Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia
Author: Boardman, Henry A. (Henry Augustus), 1808-1880.
Publication Info: Philadelphia : Lippincott, Grambo and Co., successors to Grigg, Elliot & Co., 1851.
subjects: [Compromise of 1850] [United States--Politics and government--1849-1853]
Title: The American vine : a sermon preached in Christ-Church, Philadelphia, before the honourable Continental Congress, July 20th, 1775
Author: Duché, Jacob, 1738-1798.
Publication Info: Philadelphia : J. Humphreys, 1775.
subjects: [Episcopal Church--Sermons--Early works to 1800] [Sermons, American--Early works to 1800] [United States--History--Revolution, 1775-1783]
Title: Annual report of the directors of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Rail-Road Company. 1st
Authors: Ohio and Pennsylvania Rail-Road Company., Ohio and Pennsylvania Rail-Road Company.
Publication Info: Pittsburgh : R.C. Stockton, no. 47, Market Street, [1849]-
subjects: [Railroads--United States--Early works to 1850] [Railroads--Ohio] [Railroads--Pennsylvania]
Title: Annual report of the directors of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Rail-Road Company. 2nd
Authors: Ohio and Pennsylvania Rail-Road Company., Ohio and Pennsylvania Rail-Road Company.
Publication Info: Pittsburgh : R.C. Stockton, no. 47, Market Street, [1849]-
subjects: [Railroads--United States--Early works to 1850] [Railroads--Ohio] [Railroads--Pennsylvania]
Title: Annual report of the directors of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Rail-Road Company. 3rd
Authors: Ohio and Pennsylvania Rail-Road Company., Ohio and Pennsylvania Rail-Road Company.
Publication Info: Pittsburgh : R.C. Stockton, no. 47, Market Street, [1849]-
subjects: [Railroads--United States--Early works to 1850] [Railroads--Ohio] [Railroads--Pennsylvania]


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This is the largest REI in the state, and it's got everything you need to ride, wear, carry or sleep in for an outdoor adventure. From bikes and climbing gear to first-rate sea kayaks and ski equipment, this is a haven for any outdoors lover who's itching to get out of Dodge. Even if you're not looking for the latest MSR PocketRocket stove or the warmest and lightest Marmot jacket, you'll find comfortable, stylish clothing that withstands the worst of the elements. For men, there are sexy, fashionable Patagonia button-ups and cargo pants. Women will find a wide selection of tanks, skirts, shorts and dresses by great labels such as Prana. Become a member and you get a refund at the end of the year.
Besides the backyard gardeners in Lakewood and the M Streets, Redenta's Nursery also helps residents of the Lower Greenville area's new townhomes and apartments make balcony-friendly planters and windowboxes. For $55 to $125 you can go home with a fully planted and meticulously prepared container made of lightweight plastic that looks like heavier terra cotta pottery. In it will be something like sedum (a succulent) or graceful ornamental grasses that don't need fussing over. They sell real stone and ceramic planters too, of course, and more complicated palms and large ferns for more ambitious patio features. Nice how a little greenery makes even the smallest place feel like a home.
Not that the rotating red and white barber's pole out front isn't enough of a clue, but once you walk inside Razor's Edge Barber Shop, there's no mistaking it for anything but a modern take on an old-fashioned men's clip joint. Not the intimidating kind where they tell you how they're gonna cut your locks. Or one of those new men's salons where you have to endure a 45-minute cut followed by a neck and shoulder rub by a breathy, over-tanned, gum-chewing hairdresser. No, this place is cozy and comfortable. The waiting room looks like a cross between a cigar shop and your grandpa's library. The décor's all dark leather with warm, walnutty woods, and there's an elevated shoe-shine bench tucked in the left side of the shop. When most men need a haircut, they just want a nice, clean trim, and for more than six years the welcoming staff at Razor's Edge has been doing just that—and only that. They don't have a comprehensive spa-like list of services. They offer a "wet cut," a "cut & shampoo" and a "hot shave" in the comfort of large, black, vintage-style barber chairs. Though, admittedly, those black chairs do seem a little Sweeney Todd when one of the barbers whips out a straight razor to give a patron a hot lather shave. So, though the shop accepts walk-ins, you may want an appointment—just to stay on their good side.
Throughout the summer of the staycation, we found ourselves up in McKinney every few weekends, even if only for breakfast at cozy Spoon's café or a walk through the Farmers Market planted among ancestral McKinney homesteads in the historic district. But a trip to The Book Gallery is an essential part of any visit, especially for the bibliophile who needs a break from poring over Half Price's estimable stacks of oldies but goodies. Encased in glass are first editions by most of the masters you can tick off in the next 20 seconds; we've long coveted the Hemingways and Fitzgeralds and Wrights and Salingers and Dickens...eseses in desperate need of our liberation and affection. They're not too pricey either; we just spend our hard-earned pennies on the estimable collection of Dallas-related books nestled in the local-interest section near the back of the shop. Here's where we picked up Lon Tinkle's essential The Key to Dallas, as well as a first-edition of the Dallas Historical Society's 1978 coffee-table book Dallas Rediscovered: A Photographic Chronicle of Urban Expansion, 1870-1925.
Hmm. Tough call. You got your blond woods and Southwestern-looking pastels at Borders. You got your darker woods and warmer feel at Barnes & Noble. And you got pretty much the same damn books, magazines and CDs at any location of the massive chains. Po-tay-to, po-tah-to, we say. So instead of picking just one, this year we're giving the prize to a 'hood, Preston Hollow, where a fairly new Barnes & Noble sits catty-corner to a redecorated Borders at Royal Lane and Preston Road. Nothing like a little cutthroat corporate competition between the homogenized purveyors of cultural commodities, we say. Any day now we expect to see highly literate gang tags sprouting up on walls, sprayed there by the competing staffs. Maybe a little Jets and Sharks action between khaki-wearing booksellers too. The best part is, if one store happens to be out of the latest title you crave, it's only a short drive—for God's sake, don't walk—between them, and there's a Starbucks right smack in the middle.


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FIJIAN flyer Semesa Rokoduguni returns to the Bath starting line-up to face Bordeaux-Begles in the final pool match of the Amlin Challenge Cup on Thursday (7.45pm).
Bath's 30-13 win over Newport Gwent Dragons secured qualification to the quarter-finals last weekend, but head coach Mike Ford has named a strong line-up as Bath aim to qualify as the top seeds and maintain their unbeaten record at the Rec.
Rokoduguni makes his first appearance since November, with try scorer from last weekend Tom Biggs on the opposite wing.
Ford said: "It was a funny (knee) injury because he scored two tries at Wasps, finished the game, and then on (the) Monday, he hasn't trained and then on (the) Tuesday, he's out for eight weeks.
"I was pretty disappointed because he was on fire but now he's back, it's like having a new player and the competition for the wings now is red hot.
"If you think that Bendy's (Nick Abendanon) not playing and Banners (Matt Banahan) is on the bench and there's Richard Lane too – there's so much depth there and it's great because he probably knows that he has to get back up to form pretty quick to keep his shirt.''
England squad member Anthony Watson is named at full-back, with the England duo Kyle Eastmond and Jonathan Joseph continuing in midfield.
George Ford, who was also named in the England squad to contest the coming RBS 6 Nations last week, is at fly-half with Micky Young at scrum-half.
An all-international front row includes Paul James, who was today included in Wales 32-man squad for the forthcoming 6 Nations Championship, as well as England's Rob Webber and Samoan Anthony Perenise.
Stuart Hooper and Dominic Day are in the second row, with Leroy Houston complet at number eight and Matt Garvey and Francois Louw on the flanks.
Tickets are still available for Thursday night's game, and with groups of four or more getting 50 per cent off. Call 0844 448 1865 or pop into the Ticket Office on Pulteney Bridge.
Bath: 15. Anthony Watson, 14. Semesa Rokoduguni, 13. Jonathan Joseph, 12. Kyle Eastmond, 11. Tom Biggs, 10. George Ford, 9. Micky Young, 1. Paul James, 2. Rob Webber, 3. Anthony Perenise, 4. Stuart Hooper (captain), 5. Dominic Day, 6. Matt Garvey, 7. Francois Louw, 8. Leroy Houston.
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2012 Spring and At-Large Sports Academic All-Big Ten Honorees
Park Ridge, Ill.—As the 2011-12 academic year comes to a close, the Big Ten Conference recognizes a total of 1,154 spring and at-large sports student-athletes who have been named to the Academic All-Conference team. The list of honored student-athletes features 109 baseball players, 87 softball players, 132 women's rowers, 51 men's and 36 women's golfers, 50 men's and 58 women's tennis athletes, 163 men's and 198 women's track and field standouts and 139 men's (representing ice hockey, volleyball, lacrosse, fencing, rowing and pistol and rifle) and 131 women's (representing bowling, water polo, ice hockey, fencing, synchronized swimming, lightweight rowing, lacrosse and pistol and rifle) at-large athletes. To be eligible for Academic All-Big Ten selection, student-athletes must be letterwinners who are in at least their second academic year at their institution and carry a cumulative grade-point average of 3.0 or higher.
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Pure cranberry juice, cranberry extract, or cranberry supplements may help prevent repeated UTIs in women, but the benefit is small. It helps about as much as taking antibiotics to prevent another UTI.footnote 1 Using cranberry products to prevent UTIs may be expensive, and some women complain of the taste. No single concentration of cranberry juice, extract, or supplement has been studied, so it's hard to know which product to choose.
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Jepson RG, et al. (2012). Cranberries for preventing urinary tract infections. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, (10).
Barbosa-Cesnik C, et al. (2011). Cranberry juice fails to prevent recurrent urinary tract infection: Results from a randomized placebo-controlled trial. Clinical Infectious Diseases, 52(1): 23–30.
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DOWNEY -- A two-vehicle crash on the Glenn Anderson (105) Freeway involving a stolen vehicle and a fleeing suspect has resulted in a serious traffic snarl, authorities said Thursday.
The crash, reported at about 8:45 a.m., occurred on the westbound lanes of the 105 just east of Lakewood Boulevard, said California Highway Patrol Sgt. Scott Hawkins.
At least one injury was reported and one of the vehicles involved in the crash was reported stolen, the sergeant said.
"It looks like we have a possible suspect (from the stolen vehicle) who fled the scene," Hawkins said.
There was no suspect description immediately available.
All but one lane of traffic was shut down, bringing traffic to a standstill for miles, and a SIG alert was issued at 8:48 a.m. It was expected to last until at least 10 a.m., authorities said.
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Six in HESA Program land overseas internships
Six graduate students in the University of South Carolina's Higher Education and Student Affairs Program are participating in overseas internships this summer.
They are Brent McCauley of St. Joseph, Mo; Lucy Fort of Crawfordville, Fla.; Allison Conway of Mequon, Wis.; Susan Hochreiter of Gettysburg, Pa.; Gaby Martinez of Pembroke Pines, Fla.; and Carter Cox of Louisville, Ky.
Hochreiter is at International University, Vietnam National University in Ho Chi Minh City, working with their staff on members orientation program for incoming students and pre-orientation for students preparing to study in the United States.
"I hope to better understand the experiences of American students studying abroad in Vietnam," she said. "I will gain greater perspective on the study-abroad process in general and on Southeast Asia in particular. I hope to apply this experience to a future career in student affairs and higher education administration."
The internship relates to her interest in study abroad and to her current graduate assistantship in USC's Study Abroad Office. She is also interested in the study of comparative and international education.
Fort and Conway are interning in the international and marketing departments at Griffith College in Dublin, Ireland. The two are studying how the Irish university system works and assisting students studying overseas.
McCauley is interning at the Institute for Tourism Studies in Macao.
Martinez is at Ming Chuan University in Taipei.
Cox is at the University of Dundee in Scotland.
The HESA Program at the University of South Carolina is part of the department of educational leadership and policies in the College of Education. The program offers a master's degree in higher education and student affairs and a doctorate in educational administration with an emphasis in higher education.
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- Brent McCauley: Institute for Tourism Studies in Macao
- Lucy Fort: Griffith College in Dublin, Ireland
- Allison Conway: Griffith College in Dublin, Ireland
- Susan Hochreiter: International University, Vietnam National University in Ho Chi Minh City
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Bradley Cooper: "Silver Linings Playbook" Promotions in Madrid
Showing some love to his Spanish fans, Bradley Cooper showed up at a photocall for his new flick "Silver Linings Playbook" in Madrid this morning (January 16).
The "Limitless" stud kept it cool and casual in a grey sweater, light blue button-up shirt, dark wash jeans and brown leather boots as he smiled for the cameras.
Meanwhile, rumor has it that Taylor Swift set her sights on Bradley and asked her pal/his costar Jennifer Lawrence to make it happen. But he wasn't having it.
An insider told press, "Bradley has absolutely no intention of getting together with Taylor. First of all, her reputation precedes her. Bradley is very wary of dating someone who is a bit of a serial dater like Taylor."
"It was a little awkward for Bradley. Jennifer came to him and told him that Taylor was interested in getting together. He had to politely decline, knowing full well that Jennifer and Taylor are friends. It was an ambitious move from Taylor, but she is going to have fixate on someone else as Bradley's just not that into her."
Enjoy the pictures of Bradley Cooper at the "Silver Linings Playbook" photo call in Madrid, Spain (January 16).
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