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VOLUME L SAUK CENTRE, MINNESOTA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1867. NUMBER 13. PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, A.t Satxk Centre, Minn., BY J. H. & S. SIMONTON. IS- Office corner Third and Seventh streets, one block west of the Sauk Centre House. Subscription i TWO DOLLARS A YEAR IN ADVANCE. Rates of Advertising: [lw | 2 w | 3w | 3m.| 6m ] ly LSauare 2 " 1100 | 150 1 1251 150 j 3501 600|1000 1 2 00 1 2 50 I 4 00 | 8 00 | 15 00 3 " | 200 | 2 75| 3 50't 5 50| 10 00 | 18 00 ^'column 1300 1-4 001 5(,01 7-00.| 12 00 | 20 00 y2 " | 5 00 i 6'50 j 8 00 | 10 00 ] 20 00 | 40 00 i |800 11000 | 12 00 | 20 00 I 40 00 | 75 00 Legal advertisements Wcents per sqtW*e tor the fprst Insertion, and 37& cents per square ib'r each Subsequent insertion. Special place advertisements inserted at states agreed upon. Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly. Strangers must pay in advance, or give satisfactory reference. JOB POINTING' of all kinds executed On short notice In the best style. 5H The Lesson of tlie Water Mill. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. N. H. MINER. Miner ■&c- Wren, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, Notaries Public and Conveyancers, Special attention given to proceedings in Bankruptcy in the United States Courts. Sauk' Centre, - - Minnesota. • Office over the Post Office. D R. B.. R. PALMER, PHYSICIAN de SURGEON. AS- Residence near the Mill, Sauk Centre, -©ft w ILLIAM J. PARSONS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Saint Germalhe street, over Burbank Bros. St. Cloud, Minnesota. CHAS. WALKER, . Attorney at Law R. P. EDSON, Attorney at Law and -Notary Public. NBdson& Wallier, REAL ESTATE AGENTS,. <OIfice over -Philadelphia Store on Third street, .'Sauk -Oentre, Stearns County, Minnesota. Business ^Property, Houses and Lots, Farms, FiM-miiag Lands, etc., etc., bought and sold on •eonWMssioii. ATTENTION! ' Is called to the fact that our facilities for making out Pre-emption pa^eis andfor locating and entering Govemineftt Land with Cash, Scrip or Land Warrants, are unsurpassed by »my office west of St. Cloud. A large assortment of Town Plots for the use of seekers'of Claims on hand and kept constantly corrected by-correspondence with the Land QjHee. We liave In our hands for sale some ift the' linost Faa-ires- and Farming Lands ill this upper counfjty. nscsuoa BUSINESS CARDS. J. WHITEFIELD, Honsc &. Sig-n Painter, Graining, GteSUig, Paper Hanging, &c, done with neatness and on reasonable .terms. Work warranted equal in quality to that agreed upon or no charges made. JOSS" Paint Shop next door to Thomas & Co's. Sauk Centre, Minn., June 5,1867. ej OHN CHRISTGATJ, Boot &> Shoe Maimer, Main Street, Sauk Centre, Minn.,. A complete stock of Boots and Shoes kept constantly on hand, and made to order on ■ short notice. Good fits warranted. Repairing promptly done, at reasonable prices. All kinds of Shoemaker's Tools for sale. AND OFFICE I AGENCY. IS. H. & REAL ESTATE Miner, Lands sold on commission. Farms composed of Prairie, Meadow and Timber Land for sale. Persons desiring to enter Land, with Cash, Scrip or Land warrants, or to file Pre- Ernptlon chiijns, can do so at my office and avoid the time and expense of a trip to St. Cloud. Office .over the Post Office, Sauk Centre, Minnesota. R P. EDSON Listen to tlie water-mill Through the live long day, How the clicking Of its wheel Wears the hours away. Languidly the autumn wind Stirs the greenwood leaves, From the field tlie reapers sing; -.. - y Binding np their sheaves. And a proverb haunts my mind As a spell is cast— "The mill'cannot grind With the water that is past." Autumn winds revive no more . Leaves that once are shed; And the sickle cannot reap Corn once gathered. And the ruffled stream flows on, <Tra*iqTlir, deep, Snli StHl-,' . Never gliding back again To the water mill. Truly speaks the proverb old, With the meanirigrvast=- "The mill cannot grind ' With the water that Is past." Take the lesson to thyself, Loving heart and true! Golden years are fleeting by, Youth is passing too. •Learn to make the most of life; Lose ho happy day: Time ^11 not bring thee back 'Chances thrown a*»S ■f*"^" ■Leave no tender word unsaid, .Jjffve while love shall last—. ■ 4,The mill cannot grind With the water that is past." Work while the daylight shines, Man of strength and will; Never does the streamlet glide "Dseless by the mill. Wait Hot till to-morrow's pun Beard's upon the way; All that, thou carist call thine own - Lives in thy "to-day." Power, and intellect and health May not always last— "The mill oarinot grind With the water that is past." Oh, the wasted hours of life " That have drifted "by! Oh, the good that might have been. Lost without a sigh! . Love that we might once have saved By a'Single word; Thoughts conceived but never penned: Perishing unheard, Take the proverb to thine heart; Take, and hold it fast— "The mill cannot grind With the watter thot Is part." ^tafllatwi. LICHKK AMD MOSSEJS, BY JNO. KUSKIN", M. A. Is Agent for sound and reliable FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENTAL LIFE AND LIVE STOCK INSURANE .COMPANIES. He insures Live Stock against Death and Theft, in the Hartford Live Stock Insurance Company—the soundest and only reliable Live Stock Company on this continent. N. H. MINER, Insurance Agent, * Sauk Centre, - - Minnesota, Represents the soundest and most reliable Fire, Life and Accident Insurance Companies of the Eastern and Western States. Office over the Post Office. E ^DWARD DREBLOW, Cabinet Maker, Main street, Sauk Centre, Minnesota, Keeps constantly on hand a complete stock of Furniture, Coffins, &c. All orders will receive prompt attention. B ILLIARD SALOON, A. DE GROAT, Proprietor. Third street, Sauk Centre, Minnesota, Has first class Phelan& Collender Billard Tables. Choice Wines, Liquors, Ale, Porter and Cigars. I'Jf.'v': s ALOON AND BAKERY. 0. M. RENNOE, Proprietor. Main Street, Sauk Centre, Minnesota. Bread.-Cakes, Pies, Ac, always on hand. Hot Coffee and Meals at all hours. Good Wines and Liquors and the best brands of Cigars. Lichen, and mosses, (though these last in their luxuriance are deep and rich as herbage, yet both for the most part" humblest of the green things that live,)—how of them? Meek creaturesl the first mercy of the earth, veiling with hushed softness its dintless rocks; crea: tures full of pity, covering with strange and tender honor the scarred disgrace of ruin—laying- quiet finger on the trembling stones, to teach them rest. No words, Jthat I know of, will say what these mosses are. None are delicate enough, none perfect enough, none rich enoughs How is one to tell of the rounded bosses Of furred and beaming green—the starred divisions of rubied bloom, fine-filmed) as if the Rock Spirits could spin porphyry as we do glass—the traceries of intricate silver, and fringes of amber, lustrous, arborescent, burnished through every fibre into fitful brightness and glossy traceries of silken changes, yet all subdued and pensive, and framed for simplest, sweetest offices of grace. They will not be gathered; like the flowers, for'chaplet or love-toKen; but of these the wild bird make its nest, and the wearied child his pillow- And, as the earth's first mercy, so they are its best gift to us. When all other service is vain, from- plant and tree, the soft mosses, and grey lichen take up their watch by the head-stone. The woods,' the blossoms, the gift-bearing grasses, have done their parts for a time, but these do service forever. Trees for the builder's yard, flowers for the bride's chamber, corn for the granary, moss for the grave. Yet as in one sense the humblest, hr another they are the most honored of the earth's children. Unfading," as motionless; the worm frets them not, and the autumn wastes not. Strong in lowliness, they neither blanch in heat nor pine in frost. To them slow-fing- gered, constant-hearted, is entrusted the weaving of the dark, eternal, tapestries of the hills; to them, slow-pencilled, iris-dyed, the tender framing of their endless imagery. Sharing the stillness of the unimpassioned rock, they share also its endurance; and while the winds pf departing spring scatter the white hawthorn blossoms like drifted snow, and summer dims on the parched meadow the dooping of its cowslip-gold—far above, among the mountains, the silver lichen-spots rest, star-like, on the stone; and the gathering orange stain upon the edge of yonder western peak reflects the sunsets of a thousand years. Lost, yesterday, somewhere between sunrise and sunset, two golden hours, each set With sixty diamond minutes. No reward is offered, for they are gone forever. " Carleton" writes to. the' Boston Journal from Wiesbaden : Thousands of pleasure seekers are walking, in the grounds around the Kursaal or public gaming house. We steal across the square, planted with magnificent lindens, where are fountains playing, and enter the building beneath an imposing portico. If we Wish to play, at hazard, there are men in gorgeous livery ready to take our hat and cane. We enter a spacious, lofty hall, its roof supported by fluted columns, its ceiling ornate with stucco, in golden panels, with frescoed walk,' damask divans, oaken floors, waxed' and polished. This is the great dancing saloon, where, from nine o'clock this Saturday evening till the break of day Sunday morning, the waitz, and the quadrille will be kept up. There are coffee-rooms and restaurants, and two or three thousand persons are sitting beneath the trees in the park, listening to the nausid of the band, sipping coffee and eating ices, supplied from these rooms. There are four great saloons radiant with' light—-four restless,: anxious throngs of men and women—seated,: standing, walking, nervously calculating chances, exulting over gains, bewailing losses. The doors of this magnificent suite of rooms are open to everybody. The gambling is conducted on a democratic plan ; prince arid peasant, countess and courtesan—all may enter and roam at will through the gilded halls, play if they please, provided they have a guilder—forty cents American currency. That man yonder, who has pale and sunken cheeks and dreamy eyes, who wears an old threadbare coat;, who convulsively clutches his last piece Of silver, who, if he loses it, will go to bed supperless, may win a thousand dollars, may ere daylight have his pockets bursting with handfuls of gold; or that portly dame in the chair upon the other side Of the table, wearing a white satin robe, covered with gold spangles, with a great pile of gold before her; may go from hence without a penny in her purse. Be it one way or the other, the men who whirl the wheel and roll the ball will be utterly indifferent. They are as remorseless as fate. They work for the bank, ahd the bank has no soul. Come not here for soul, or heart; or coiise'i'ence. They are extinei—burned up. These men and women are animate forms only—flesh; blood, bones, cords, muscles—destitute, utterly devoid of a soul, of a conscience to be quickened or animated by moral considerations. At the first table is a gray-haired man With a white moustache and smoothly shaved cheeks. He has a florid countenance. lie must be at least sLrty years old, for time is multiplying.anu deepening the furrows. He is not a desperate gamester—perhaps plays for the fun of it. He. stakes but a dollar at a time—loses, gains, loses, and after a while leav'ss the table. A young man with a tuft of hair on his chin and thin side-whisirers, hollow cheeks, sunken eyes, wearing fl threadbare coat and dirty linen, takes the vacant seat, pulls a lean portemonnaie from his pocket, lays a dollar on the green cloth and watches with intense eagerness the rolling ball. He is poor and this is the way he has taken to increase his fortune., Luck is on his side. He is a dollar richer. He clutches the shining silver, turns it over; gloats upon it with a miserable satisfaction ; he lays another, "Nineteen," says the man at the Wheel; and the dollar is scooped away. The next time he will win again. He is mistaken; the, bank takes it. He tries once more; sees a second dollar disappear ; then quits his seat crestfallen, looking longingly at the growing heap of gold and silver beneath the hands of the raker. . At the other side of the table sits a lady in the bloom of early womanhood, of a fair countenance, and large lustrous eyes. She was here yesterday evening with a pile of gold before her, and was playing twenty francs at a time. She wears a jockey hat with a superb ostrich plume, -and her rich silk lilac colored "robe lies at her feet in wavy folds. When she walks, it is with the air. of a queen, and she sits there seemingly indifferent whether twenty franc pieces are won or lost, and yet when four successive stakes have been swept away a slight flush overspreads her face; she bites her under lip; smooths the wavy hair upon her forehead, and with ah air of bravado lays another piece and wins. A little later every one of the Shining pieces of metal have disappeared—all gone into the bank. Standing behind the lady is a young man, dressed with taste and elegance, who has a well-trimmed beard and smoothly brushed hair; he plays but a dollar at a time, but lays it doWn with an air of one who expects to win. He goes from the table richer than he came. At the end of the table is a-fel- low with a hard, cold face—an eye of the color of steel, who looks not to the right nor to the left, but only upon the table. He lays down a thousand francs in gold. It is raked into the bank and not a muscle of his countenance moves. He lays a second thousand, and sees it drawn away with as much unconcern as if it were but half a dime. True, it is not a great amount, but the wheel is all the while turning and there are not many men who can afford to lose $200 every minute. A tall man, broad shouldered, with a bald crown, thin lock of hair about his ears, great shaggy eyebrows, rough features, wearing a dark suit, with a heavy gold chain to his watch, lays a half dozen Napoleons, scattering therri all over the. table, to divide his risks. He loses, then wins—loses and wins again. Some are intently watching the playing, marking the numbers to- see if there is any lucky figure. Among them is a woman wearing a black silk dress; She has a. long row Of figures, and is engaged in a mathematical calculation to find out the ratio between gains and losses. Look at her face narrowly. It is as cold and passionless as that of yonder marble statue in the park. She could see a rnafi'step upon the fatal drop and swing.-into eternity without raising her fan to shut out even for a second the horrid sight. No scene of suffering can change for an instant the rigidity of that corrugated countenance?-—as hard as the hardest steel I She has finished her calculations, folds her paper slowly, puts up her pencil deliberately, watches the table,- puts a double guilder on number twelve, sees it swept away; lays another—-another— a fourth ; all are gone; but the fifth wins—the sixth loses, yet there is rio change of feature in that metallic countenance. There is another woman clothed in black—bonnet, shawl, dress, all black-— mourning raiment, perhaps, for some friend gone to the future, life. JFifty years ago she was a child, but time has changed her once raven- hair to iron- gray. Her cheeks were blooming once, but now they are bleached to ashy whiteness. Her lips are thin and at times they are d*awn tightly across the teeth. She is restless. There is a constant movement of the hands and arms, a turning of the head, a quick glance upon the throng-, now to the right, now to the left, a constant re-adjustment of her shawl, a twitching of the muscles of the face, and when the dollar which she has laid disappears; there is a gasp and an involuntary reaching forth the hand to save it. She had a pile of dollars a short time since, but they have disappeared. She turns with haggard countenance to go away} but the attraction of the place is irresistible. She opens her purse, finds another guilder, and, while looking at it; breathes upon her fiugers as if they were hot. Passion has lighted the fires, and every fibre, muscle, and tendon, is heated. She wins, and picks, up the coin with a ghastly siriile at.this freak of fortune. Before we leave the hall let us take one more look. There is one player whom we must not pass by; it is an old Woman, with thin, gray hair, hollow cheeks, toothless gums, shrivelled countenance; deep-set eyes dim with age, and trembling hands. She wears ill-fitting garments, an old straw bonnet trimmed with faded ribbons, a shawl worn threadbare, she is' an old habitue of the place. ■ Year after year she has! sat by th;s table. Many thousand francs she has woh and , lost; She is, low down now, and will be lower sOoh-^ in the grave. Her voice is sepulchral; hoilow; as if sounding from a tomb; She has six dollars in the corner of a dirty handkerchief; she plays and every one is lost, then leaves the table, walks round the room, mumbling to herself, her bent forth and trembling limbs attracting for a moment the' eyes of all around her, she goes to the door, looks out upon th« star-lit sky, but sees no beauty there—no hand divine beckoning her up to a purer sphere. There has been a time in her life that heaven was nearer than perdition. If there are voices still calling.her to a better life she does not hear- them, for she turns toward the table, raises her arm over the shoulders of the crowd arouricj the table, tosses down a dollar and wins two. Her bleared eyes gleam once more. For a moment there is a hysterical movement of the toothless jaws and a sepulchral laugh at this unexpected luck, and though it is hear midnight, she sits down to the table to recover the losses of the evening. We leave her there and hasten to escape from such a suburb of the bottomless pit, where heart, and soul and conscience—Where all that is sweet, tender-, lovely, pure and holy in this life, where all hope of heaven, of joy and blias in the life to come are burnt out of the heart by the unquenchable flames of EAST WIND. Why should the wind coming from the east over the ocaan of Water, depress the human body, while that which comes from the west, across the continent, enlivens the spirits, and gives courage, and vigor 1 Be this as it may, it seems as if some people never felt any wind that was not east. They are always "out of sorts." The weather is just What they don't want. I met one of those men a while ago, a farmer, who raised all manner of crops. It was a wet day, and I said : "Mr. Nayling, this rain will be fine for your grass crop." "Yes, perhaps; but it is bad for the corii, ana will keep it back. I don't believe we shall have a crop." A few days after this, when the sun was shining hot; I said : "Fine Bun for your corn, sir," "Yes, pretty fair, but it's awful for the rye. Rye wants cold weather." Again, on a cold morning, I met my neighbor, and said: "This must be capital for your rye, Mr. Nayling." "Yes, but it's the very worst weather for the corn and grass, They want heat to bring them forward." So the-man lives in a perpetual east wind. Nothing suits him, and it would bo impossible for Providence to give him weather about which he would not grumble. I know one man who feels that our country is on the very brink of ruin, the government a curse, and everything to be destroyed-. And he has .felt and talked thus for at least thirty years, and yet his-property has been increasing in value all this time, amid this gathering ruin. And there is Mr. Slow, who lives in the hollow under the Long Hill; he has been mourning for years over the degeneracy of the times, and always telling what wonderful lawyers, and doctors; and ministers there were when he Was young! He can sleep under any preaching he now hears, and the lawyers seem to be young upstarts, or too old to practice. He longs for the good old times. Ah, Mr. Slow, does-your weather-vane 'ever point anywhere but to the east?— Rev. John Todd, D. D. in the was re- was on- lorne to TAKING IT COOLLV. There -is one sensible man State? He was a soldier, and ported to have been killed, but ly a prisoner. He returned find that his wife had turned over a now.leaf in the marriage service, and that aiibthfer man occupied his seat in the. chiriihey corner. Did he go to wbrfe slaughtering the false wife and the new husband? Not much. He walked in and said : - ** Well, old gal, how is things?" •' Putty good,Bill," said the doubly married . woman, not. taken back greatly. " Which do you prefer; the old or the new love ?" She hesitated for an instant) and then said: " I don't like to hurt your feelings; but-rbut—" '• 0, spit it right out. Don't mind my feelings, nor the other chap's! I won't be angry if you eOme down a little rough on my vanity. Count on me as being amiable: I won't cut up rusty if you should go back oh me." " I'm glad you're so thoughtful; Bill; and I acknowledge that I do like my present husband a little the best; but if anything should happen to him; I know nobody else I would so soon join fortunes with again as you." " That's the way to talk ; I'll now bid you good-hyfe, hoping that no accident will happen to the other fellow, and that he will live long to enjoy your delightful company. Day, day." And the careless husband traveled off, with his knapsack oh his back, whistling, in cheery clear notesj. "rThe Girl I Left Behind Me."—JV. Y. Disjidteh: : The Book of Joi,- I call that, apart from all theories) 'about it, one 'iff the, grahdest things ever written with pen: One feels indeed, as if it Were not He.brew; such 'a noble universality, different froth no: ble patriotism . or sectarianism) reigris in iti 'A riohle book 1 all men's book I It is our first; 'oldest statement,bf. the never ending problem, man's destiny;- ahd God's ways with him here ori earth. And all in such free flowing outlines;'grand in its sincerity, in it* epic melody, and ^repose of reconcile ihent. There is the seeing eye, the mild, understanding heart'. So true every way; true eye-sight and vision for all things.;, material things ■ no less than spiritual; the horse—"hast thou clothed his neck with -thunder?"—."be laughs at the shaking of the spear !''— Such living likenesses were never since drawn. Sublime sorrow, sublime1 reconciliation; oldest, choral melody as of the heart of mankind; so soft- and great; as summer midnight; as the world with its seas and stars ! There is nothing written, I think, in the Bible or out of it, of equal literary merit: —Carlyslc A writer in , Belgravia relates : "One year, the year cefore I painted "The Gorsicahs," Lord PalmerstOri took" % sudden ' fancy to my picture", called "Summer in the Lowlands;" and bought at a high figure. His lordship at the. same time made inquiries after the artist, and invited me to call upon him: I waited upon him accordingly. . He complimented me upon the picture," but there was one thing about it which he could riot understand, 'what is that?' I asked. 'That there should be such long grass in a field where there are so many sheep,' said his lordship,' promptly, and with a merry twinkle of the eye. It was a decided hit, this; and, having bought the picture and paid for it, he was entitled to his joke. 'How do you account for it,'he went on, smiling, and looking first at the picture and then at me. 'Those sheep,' I replied, were only turned into the field the night before I finished the hicture.' " it*r,'<i Ac- passion for play devouring the frequenters of that place, m ■ A newspaper correspondent is involved in domestic perplexities. He writes :—I got acquainted with a young widow, who lived with her stepdaughter in the same house. I married the widow; my father fell, shortly after it, in iove with the' stepdaughter of-my wife, and married her. My wife became the mother-in-law and also the daughter-in-law of my own father,: my Wife's step daughter-is my step-mother, and I am the step-father of my mother- in-law. My step-mother, who is the stepdaughter of my wife, has a boy; he is naturally my step-brother, because he is the son of my father and of my step-mothev; but because he is the son of my wife's step-daughter, soiB.my wife the grand-mother of the little boy, and I am the grandfather of my Step.- brother. My wife has also a boy : my stepmother is consequently the stepsister of my boy, and is also his grandmother, because he is the child of her step-son; and my father is the brother- in-law of my son,'because he has got his step-sister for a wife. I am the brother of my own son, who is the son of my step-mother; I am the brother-in-law of my mother, my wife is the aunt of her own son, "my son is the grand-son of my father, and I am my own grandfather. Wise sayings often fall to the ground, but kind words are never thrown away. Cure for Chombra-Morbui Having used the- following most successfully while in the army, and used it when occasion requires in oar family now, we krioW it to be a reliable remedy for cholw a, cholera-ruorbus and the like, and eari thereby recommend it : Take of spirits camphor 1 ouncei tincture laudanum 1 ounce; tincture capsicum 1 ounce; and- tincture rhubarb 1 ounce, ahd mix them together". Whenever in pain or cramped, take, ten drops of the mixture on sugar; If the attaek.be severe, the dose may be increased to' twenty-five drops.' Above all, keep quiet, and your cure- is certain.—-Columbus Statesman. Monet.—Men work for it, beg for it- steal for it, starve for, and die for it and all the' while, from the cradle to the grave,- nature and God are .thundering in our ears the solemn question : "What shall it profit a man if he gains the whole world and lose his own soul?" The madness for money is the .strongest and lowest of the passions; it is the insatiate Moloch of the human heart, before whose remorseless alter all the finer attributes, of humanity are. sacri; ficed. It makes merchandise of all that is sacred in the human - affections, and traffics la the awful solemnities of the eternal; A Denver paper publishes the following pathetic " Ode onto the Friendlies." There is truth in it; if there isn't much poetry: "Lo! the poor Indian," Ac Noble red men of the plains, pouncing on unguarded trains, where you come, and where you go, Sherman's scouts would like to know, burning here and scalping there, east and west and everywhere, prowling like the tiger cat, night and day along the Platte, stealing boldly at your Will, all along the SmOky Hill, first you came in parties small, now in numbers that appall, spreading death and devastation, robbing ranches, burning stations, such persistent visitations, does not claim our admiration. Mr. Lo, now quit your tricks, .surely you'll get. in a fix; now just stop these ugly capers, or we'll send you to the Quakers; if our boys start on the scout, surely they will wipe you out; go, bold red man of the west, here your stay is short at best, go and hunt the buffalo, we can spare you, Mr. Lo. A French paper, the Journal de Pon tarlier, relates a case of premature iri" terment. During the funeral o'f a young woman at Montflorin, who had apparently died in an epileptic fit, the grave-digger, after having thrown a spade of earth on the coffin, thought he heard a moanin g from the tomb. The brJdy was con sequehtly exhumed ahd a vein having been opened, yielded blood almost warm and liquid. Hopes' were en ter tained for a while that the young woman Would recov er from her lethargy, but she never did so eritir ely; and tke next day life was found to be extinct. Thirty thousand enterprising young men in Ohio' last year promised to love, honor, and buy "things" for thirty thousand bright-eyed dames and damsels; and the thirty thousand dames blushed and whimpered, arid Said they "never could go through the cererffony in the world," and they then very quietly accepted their destiny, and, on the whole, rather liked it. An individual "named Stanhope, in England in order to test his wife's love, hung his effigy. The old lady took the matter quietly, told her daughter to go four blocks to a shoemaker for a- loan of a sharp knife to cut him down, and regretted that he had spoiled a new clothes line. At this the living Ku"s- band, who had lain concealed in a closet, jumped out, called the woman a "confounded Jezebel," clasped her iri an unloving embrace, ar.d at the last accounts they were tumbling down the stairs "rolling rapidly." In a recent debate in Parliament; Mr. Disraeli had Said that Mr. Lowe wanted by his plan to introduce "crotchety men." "What is a crotchety man?" said Mr. Lowe. "I suppose it is a man who holds the same opinions this year that he did last." The House felt the home-thrust, and the! whig ahd tory joined in one loud an'd long burst of uprorious cheering. A correspondent of the Rural New Yorker says.that he has known a horse that Went for twelve months on. three legs, from, ringbone, made perfectly sound by the application, once a day, of an ointment composed of half an ounce of red precipitate; half an ounce of blue stone; half a pint of turpentine, thoroughly mixed. Keep the hoof greased. A Long" Island correspondent says: "Our farmers here put iri- the mowing machine late in the afternoon,-and begin as early as practicable the next morning to stir the grass, and get it ready for the barn the same day. . Isaac Rosen, of Chester County, Pa., raised sixty-three heads of wheat from' a single grain the present season. It grew in a eiovev field; \JjhB
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Michael Darling's sculpture exhibit "Mine: I Have Something to Show You," is on display at the University of Redlands until Jan. 30.
An opening reception will be held today from 4:30 to 6 p.m. at the Ann Peppers Gallery and will include a question-and- answer session with the sculptor.
Darling used wood, metal, materials found in abandoned factories in western Massachusetts and parts of the factories themselves.
He spent a year renting a space in an abandoned factory in Easthampton, Mass., before he got the idea for turning old factory "stuff" into art.
"I was artistically stuck and broke and frustrated," said Darling in an email. "Then I decided one morning to just make something and that's how the block formations started."
"It's a chance to see interesting and sometimes challenging things without leaving town," said retired University of Redlands art professor John Brownfield.
He added that the school's Ann Peppers Gallery enriches the lives of the community of Redlands and the students who attend the school, in contrast to some galleries that are only around to turn a profit.
"Mine" represents the artist's interpretation of western Massachusetts, which is dotted with small communities each consisting of a cluster of factories, multifamily homes and row houses with an adjacent town consisting of a college, larger middle-class homes and mansions.
Darling spent 13 years working on the series of block constructions based on the concept of the "haves" and the "have-nots."
Darling is head of technical direction at the California Institute of the Arts.
"I live in a world of art, tangible art, video art, music, text, painting, printmaking, tattoos," said Darling. "It's what I talk about and what I do. Purpose is the only thing that defines it, I suppose."
The event is free and open to the public.
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There is no doubt that security is one of the key topics raised by customers when discussing their enterprise mobility strategies. One of the first things I would say about mobile security is that good mobile security starts with good overall security. What I mean by that is that mobile security has to be viewed in the greater context of an overall security infrastructure within an enterprise. Why? There are several reasons, but scaling and streamlining management is one, setting a universal set of policies is another (although there needs to be flexibility here), and to address the notion that a security plan is only as good as its weakest link. So you can't view mobile security in isolation, especially given the current and projected proliferation of these devices and their increasing usage.
From a mobility perspective, many of these discussions start with Mobile Device Management (MDM) solutions such as those from Mobile Iron, Good Technology, Sybase, AirWatch, Absolute, JAMF, and others. However, there is also a need to provide secure Mobile File Management (MFM). Just like enterprises need to provide simple and secure file access to their desktop and laptop users, they also need to do that on mobile devices. This means an MFM solution requires several things:
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6th November 2013 05:18 AM #1
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Baby gas pains
My 11 day old baby boy has been experiencing some gas pains over the past few days. I have tried burping him but I still feel his tummy hard and full of gas. I have also tried massaging his tummy with some baby oil but still does not seem to work. Any advice on how to get rid of his gas?
6th November 2013 07:34 AM #2
Hi Martine,
Does your son cry or seem uncomfortable after feeding?
Here is a link to a previous thread that contains a video about another technique for burping a baby?
Have you tried keeping your baby upright (you could hold him or use a sling) for at 10 minutes following a feed? Babywearing is excellent for this as well as giving mum and baby some wonderful bonding time, in fact, babywearing has even been shown to help reduce the risk of suffering from postnatal depression.
Here's another video I like with some baby massage tips.
Is your baby breastfed or formula fed or mixed fed? Does he burp after most feeds?
Warm wishes,
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Hello again, LJ!
My son is mixed fed and yes, he seems a little uncomfortable after each bottle feeding, except when I breastfeed him. At times, he gets restless and cries, which makes it difficult for me to burp him. Other times, he falls asleep.
However, I have just tried your advice about positioning him upright for 10 minutes and it seems to work! I calmed him down first, held him in the upright position, rubbed his back a little and he burped right away. Honestly, I did not know how to burp him till now. I used to lay him on my chest, chest down, while I too, laid on the bed. This is when he starts getting restless and moves around a lot.
Thank you again!
9th November 2013 07:22 AM #4
Yes there's so much to learn when you are a new parent isn't there Martine?! I can remember it very well. I really think you are doing a great job.
I hope you don't mind if I ask why you have decided to mix feed and not exclusively breastfeed? It is obviously your right to choose but the recommendation by the World Health Organisation is for exclusive breastfeeding for the first six months of life. I would have thought it was not too late for you to build up to exclusive breastfeeding (from mix feeding) if you still wanted to?
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Hello mum's,
I suggest that you massage your bub's tummy with a baby oil so the baby can burp or able to fart the gas.
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The Iowa Lakes Community College Men's and Women's Soccer teams had a successful fundraising event for the 2012 season. With many of the players coming from Utah, Coach Ammon Bennett made a trip out west to visit with the players and their families for a barbeque.
"Nearly 150 people showed up in support of the 35 soccer players who will be coming to play for us," Bennett said. "It was awesome and to be quite honest, I was overwhelmed by the generosity and excitement from the players and families."
All together the event raised nearly $3,000 which will be used for soccer scholarships.
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The Iowa Lakes Community College soccer players started practice on Aug. 9 with the opening regular season game scheduled for Aug. 25 against Dakota County Technical College at the Spencer Soccer Complex. Game times are 6:00 p.m. for the Women and 8:00 p.m. for the Men.
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Amy Winehouse's brother says bulimia killed her
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The brother of late singer Amy Winehouse believes she was killed by an eating disorder. Winehouse's death was determined to be caused by alcohol poisoning, but Alex Winehouse tells the British magazine "The Observer" that what really killed his sister was bulimia.
Given her problems with drugs and alcohol, Alex admits that Winehouse would have died eventually, however, he says bulimia left her weaker, and more susceptible.
Amy apparently began suffering from bulimia in her late teens. While all her friends growing up were supposedly bulimic, Alex says all except Amy eventually stopped purging their food.
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Kanye West declares himself 'worst kinda celebrity' at surprise New York concert
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(Yahoo!) - Leave it to Kanye West to turn an embarrassing moment into a massive onstage tirade. The rap star, who performed at a surprise show at New York's Roseland Ballroom Wednesday night for an Adult Swim Upfront party, took the opportunity to lambast paparazzi and tell the world that he "ain't no motherf---ing celebrity."
During his hour-plus set, West went on a rant for more than three minutes, declaring himself the "worst kinda celebrity" and saying he was fed up with people running up to him with cameras, asking him "dumbass questions, throwing me off my focus and sh-t."
It's likely that a recent incident in which West walked head first into a "Wrong Way" sign when paparazzi were following him and his lady love, Kim Kardashian, in Los Angeles, sparked the tirade.
"I'm a terrible, terrible, terrible celebrity. One thing about me. I'm the worst kinda, worst kinda, worst kinda celebrity…because all I do is make real music," he noted as part of an expletive-filled rant culminating with his declaration that he's "no motherf---ing celebrity."
He then told the crowd that he had no intention of making light of his situation in an attempt to "humanize" himself during his upcoming appearance on "Saturday Night Live" May 18.
"It's so funny, somebody asked me when you do 'SNL' are you gonna do a skit about paparazzi and like humanize yourself. I ain't gonna apologize," he said, again peppering his speech with expletives. "I ain't humanizing myself. It ain't about me humanizing myself. At what point did I become unhuman?"
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Last week my husband underwent chemoembollization on the right lobe of the liver. This procedure was done by "drug alluding spheres" a fairly new process, and the procedure is a targeted chemo that is fairly contained in the liver area. The follow up was needlesslly rough on him.. The pain started approx 12 hrs later and because the hospital let it get ahead of him ( long typical hospital story) it took him awhile to get on his feet again ( 2 1/2 days). He is home now -and has been very very tired, a little pain ( mainly from constipation from the meds), mild nausea, and after seeing our oncologist today we have hopes that these procedures will get easier ( he will have it done again in 6 weeks and possibly a 3rd time -big tumor) and do what they are supposed to do...blast the sucker from the inside out, so we can get good liver tissue back and possible resection.
If any of you have had this procedure -would be interested in your feedback, if you need more info on it ( nothing much online), I can tell you that this is meant to contain and reduce the growth of the cancer. So far, it has been a bit rough on him but not too bad, am most people seem to sail through it after a few days.
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On November 1st, 2012 Martina wrote on the subject of Inspiration,Off Topic,Online Marketing.
4 things Movember can teach all businesses
What is Movember?
- Movember (a combination of the terms Moustache and November), is an annual national incentive welcomed far and wide by mo bro's (Movember brothers, I think) who help to raise awareness for men's health, specifically prostate cancer and other male cancer initiatives, by the growing of their moustaches.
- The idea was launched circa 1999 by a group of 80 guys in a pub in Adelaide – and since then has gotten great publicity for it's cause, with ambassadors including many well known celebrities such as Justin Bieber, Snoop Dogg and UFC Lightweight Champ Frankie Edgar.
- The campaign has even gone on to partner with Google Chrome to create a video:
Great! – What can businesses learn from Movember?
Aside from the success that comes with the genuine promotion of a charitable cause, there are many things all business owners and it's employee's can learn here, including:
1) Teamwork increases the odds of success!
It was a team of 80 guys that first started the initiative, not just one. Now, while it is entirely possible to begin something on your own and grow it from there, it is so much easier having people agree on the same thing from the start.
Aside from the team of people being on the same wavelength, being part of something gives it more power, which gets things going faster than if you have to wear all the hats yourself!
2) The best gains can be gotten through giving something away!
There's a reason why on your lunch-break, if you're lucky you'll see a coca-cola van parked up, attached to a trolley full of free drinks it's giving away – branding.
Being known to seduce potential customers with your product is an age-old tactic and is regularly used, use it!
The original mo bro's gave away their freshly shaven upper lips and gained tonnes of cool-points in return.
Whatever your business niche, offer up some freebies! It might lose you money in the short run, but could very well gain you leads and will strengthen your brand awareness in the long run.
3) People outside of your niche, will help you – if what you are doing helps them!
With the recent banking scandals and shortfalls related to the Olympics, it might be hard to believe it, but people like to be nice! – Even more so when other people appreciate their niceness.
One example of this is Qantas – the flag carrier of Australia, who painted a moustache on one of its airplanes in aid of the charity in 2011.The famous 'tache can also be spotted at the Qantas terminal where it is displayed proudly on the entrance building:
The business of aviation isn't particularly well known for charity among the masses, however Qantas getting involved in this shows that it doesn't matter what you do, it will be recognized if there is genuine goodwill behind it!
4) Forget paid promotion in hopes of going viral, if your idea/cause is a good one, that is PR enough!
It's true you can buy your way to a million views on YouTube and etc. but I'm guessing the satisfaction isn't nearly as close to when something genuinely takes off!
Of course working with internet giants Google can bring any cause to the attention of the masses, mostly because Google pretty much run the inter-web. However, it wasn't Google that shed light on Movember alone.
The charity worked its own way to the forefront for many reasons the biggest being that it relates to men, who make up a huge scale of the population!
Allowing/encouraging others to get involved in your cause, means they'll feel closely related to it, and if it appeals to them personally they'll be even more likely to continue or at least acknowledge it among peers.
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John Legend to release fourth album 'Love In The Future'
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John Legend is rolling out his fourth album today.
Titled Love In The Future, the album marks Legend's first solo venture since his 2008 record Evolver. Fans already have an idea of what the album holds from three singles that hit airwaves earlier this year.
Legend previously told Billboard.com that he and Kanye West set out to make the album a "definitive sound of soul." To achieve that sound, Legend turned to producers such as Q-Tip, Pharrell Williams, 88-Keys, Hit-Boys, Da Internz and DJ Camper, as well as executive producers Kanye West and Dave Tozer.
Apart from the all-star production team, Legend enlisted Rick Ross, Stacy Barthe and Seal for the album.
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FOS11 has been sending action alerts requesting your feedback about support groups and mental health outlets in your area. The response has been extremely positive, and the FOS11 New York office has been able to connect family members with resources they were unfamiliar with prior to the request. Below, please view new member feedback (written in red) and new FOS11 feedback (written in blue).
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DelawareThere are five of us that meet at each others' houses about once a month. We would welcome any other September 11th widows that would like to join us. We are located in Montgomery County, MD. One member of our group lives in Virginia. To learn more, let FOS11 know you are interested in joining this group. Email FOS11 at http://firstname.lastname@example.com and write "Maryland Support Group" in the subject line. We will connect you to this group.
FloridaI am interested in a support group for the South Florida area, please add me to the list of Florida names.
There are 3 family members in the immediate area of Fort Lauderdale. We know there are others. A few months back there were about 8-13 family members from the Miami/Fort Lauderdale area. Maybe we could organize families as far north as Jacksonville/Orlando to as far south as Miami to meet once a month or every 3 weeks in a central location, like West Palm Beach. To learn more, let FOS11 know you are interested in joining this group. Email FOS11 at http://firstname.lastname@example.com and write "Florida Support Group" in the subject line. We will connect you to this group.
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Port St. LucieThere are no groups near me in Port St. Lucie, Florida. I have contacted and have been in email contact with a volunteer from ACCESS which has been helpful. Otherwise, assistance is no where to be found. Please help.
JacksonvilleI would love to find a support group in Jacksonville, FL. If you could request information from other members (in Florida or with a connection to Florida) as well I would appreciate it.
GeorgiaI read in the last email about the sibling in Georgia who lost her sister on 9/11, who is looking for support. I, too, am a sibling, and moved from Atlanta to NJ in 8/02 directly due to the 9/11 tragedy and loss of my brother and cousin. Please let her know I would love to connect with her.
FOS11 has heard from families in your area. We are presently developing chat groups for families and will soon connect you with other families in Georgia.
HawaiiDo you have any news from other 9/11 families in Hawaii? I have seen them in news stories, but have not heard of any support groups for families here? Please let me know.
IllinoisChicagoThere is a group of 9/11 families that meet to provide each other with support. The meetings are moderated by grief counselors who are trained in trauma and grief. If you or a family member you know live in the Illinois area (Wisconsin, Indiana, Michigan) and are interested in learning more about these meetings, please contact Stefanie Norris, Executive Director of Willow House, by email at email@example.com or 847-940-0779.
MarylandThere is very little around Maryland, though I saw in a "Virginia" list something about a meeting of 9/11 siblings in Rockville, MD. My husband has had an incredible burden with settling the victim's affairs. The family has dealt with this loss is a truly dysfunctional way. I wish we could be in more touch with other family members.
FOS11 has heard from families in your area. We are presently developing chat groups for families and will soon connect you with other families in Virginia and Maryland.
MissouriKansas CityI am interested in support groups in the Kansas City area. I am not aware of any for 9/11 families. Thanks.
If you have any recommendations for 9/11 support groups in these areas of the country, please email us at http://email@example.com as soon as possible. We hope to continue connecting families with resources, and your help is imperative to this effort. Send us more input - we will continue expanding this list and share it with all of you. Let us keep reaching out to other families - especially at this time of year.
MontanaWith regard to the families in other geographic areas looking for support, I have encountered a similar feeling of being "out of touch" due to the fact that I live in Montana. While my state is not close to the families listed, I would like to offer a suggestion that perhaps a family might be willing to share their contact information with someone in a similar situation (living far away). I know that I would welcome contact with similar family in another faraway location. We truly understand what that feels like to be "out of the loop," so to speak.
If you would like to connect with other family members, please email us and let us know. FOS11 is developing a chat group program that will connect you and your families with others in a similar situation. For example, if you are a sibling in Florida seeking communication with other siblings in the southern US, we will organize a chat discussion among all interested participants. Let us know if you would like to join an online discussion. Email us at http://firstname.lastname@example.com and write "Chat Group" in the subject line. We will follow up with you.
NebraskaI live in Omaha and have organized a support group in my area with the help of the National Red Cross. My contact person is Jennifer Raiten, and she can be reached by phone at 646-773-8340 or by email at http://firstname.lastname@example.com.
New YorkAlbany
BuffaloThere is a support group at the Red Cross on Delaware Avenue. We welcome all 9/11 families. Please join us. Contact Bonnie Cohen at http://firstname.lastname@example.com. She is our mental health advisor and meets with us every month.
Long IslandI would like to bring your attention to the Nassau County Chapter of the ARC's September 11th Recovery Program. It is for all family members and monthly meetings are held to bring families together and provide support to one another. For more information, please contact Barbara Ann Heegan at 516-747-3500, ext. 253. I have been attending and enjoying the meetings.
Staten IslandDr. Deborah Derman and Dr. Kim McLaughlin are facilitating support groups for 9/11 widows and widowers. A new group has been started, called the Moving On group. The group discusses issues related to young widows/widowers as they build their new lives without their spouses (discussing dating, children, moving, changing relationships among families, new careers, etc.). To learn more about the group or to join, please contact Dr. Derman at 215-643-7206.
I lost my brother and his son aboard UA 175. Do you know of any support groups or services around Syracuse?
I lost my daughter on September 11. I live in Syracuse and have also felt alone here. There are wonderful people in the community that help, but not too many who know what this is like. Please tell the woman in Syracuse who lost her brother and nephew on UA 175 to get in touch with me. I would like to talk, too.
FOS11 has heard from families in your area. We are presently developing chat groups for families and will soon connect you with other families in Upstate New York.
New JerseyI am having trouble communicating with the therapist I have now, can you help me to find another therapist in NJ who deals with 9/11 families?
Deborah Mandell, PhD., meets regularly with families near Paterson, NJ. She has extensive credentials and has worked with families of civilian victims, emergency personnel and their families. For more information about her services, please contact her by email at http://firstname.lastname@example.com or by phone at 973-778-8485.
VirginiaI would like to connect with families more than only once or twice a year. Please help.
WisconsinWe share the isolation from the important events and meetings that are happening in New York and DC. I am interested in FOS11 chats, and connecting with others, like the Montana family. Thank you.
FOS11 has heard from families in your area. We are presently developing chat groups for families and will soon connect you with other families in Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan, Iowa, and Indiana – and Montana.
GENERAL FAMILY SUPPORTThere is an email group at http://www.griefnet.org for anyone who has experienced loss. "I have been a member of a group for over a year now and it has been wonderful. I belong to an e-mail group for parents who have lost adult children. There are groups for spouses, siblings, friends, etc. I send and receive e-mail every day from parents who have lost their adult children. I am the only 9/11 mom in the group right now, but I highly recommend it for anyone who has lost a loved one. There is nothing like sharing feelings safely with people who know how it is.
I am a 9/11 widow and mother of three. I have written a book called What Children Need When They Grieve: The Four Essentials: Routine, Love, Honesty and Security. The book will be released in April 2004. In addition to my book, I have created a website at http://www.juliawilcoxathkey.com. The website not only explains a little bit about the book, but also has links to some great mental health resources and online grief websites that have online support groups. One grief website is designed specifically for children by children. I would encourage people looking for support to take a look at the resources listed as they may be of some assistance.
SUPPORT FOR EVACUEESI want to share a resource for WTC survivors and members of FOS11. I'm a moderator of a Yahoo Group called WTCSurvivors. We currently have 43 members and we're closely collaborating with a similar organization called the Survivors' Network. Between both groups, we organize both online and in-person activities. For example, we are having chats with Oklahoma bombing survivors. We've also learned about "survivor's syndrome" from a trained therapist. We have a very active and supportive discussion board to share experiences, feelings, emotions, etc. To learn more, please visit our group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/wtcsurvivors.


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The FDA has approved a technological first to combat the leading cause of blindness in elderly people: a tiny telescope implanted in one eye.
Nearly 2 million Americans have advanced macular degeneration, an incurable eye disease with no apparent cause. The tiny telescope is designed specifically for people with this disease. The IMT (Implantable Miniature Telescope) is aimed at helping people in the end stages of the disease. The disease is essentially a loss of central vision that blocks reading, watching television, eventually progressing to not even being able to see faces.
The IMT works like this: Implant one eye for better central vision, the other eye will be for peripheral vision, and then the brain must fuse the two views together so as to create a single image.
There are a few requirements for having the implant issued by the FDA:
The patient must be part of the nearly 2 million people who have advanced macular degeneration
Patients and their surgeons must sign a detailed "acceptance of risk agreement" before surgery, which acknowledges potential side-effects, such as corneal damage and worsened vision.
The patient must go through highly extensive testing to determine if they are a potential candidate.
A (219 patient) study conducted by the FDA showed that almost 90% of patients that underwent the procedure and 75% of patients went from severe to moderate vision impairment.
The procedure will not let you see like you did when you were twenty, but it can make it so that if you can't see a person's face, now you can see everything but their nose, for example.
The device costs $15,000, and VisionCare (based in Saratoga, California) is seeking Medicare coverage for the surgery and rehab costs.
Getting disability checks for a bad back? Got a Facebook account? Better not post those horseback riding pictures…
Employers, college admissions officers and divorce lawyers can do background checks. Police have caught fugitives. Lawyers have discredited witnesses. Companies have discovered applicants with awesome resumes participating in embarrassing – or sometimes even illegal – behavior. What's the newest way to do this? By checking out social media sites like Facebook or MySpace.
And now insurance companies have gotten in on the act.
Such sites have become the latest way to detect insurance fraud. The industry says that fraud accounts for $80 billion a year, and 3 – 10 percent of total annual health care spending. Thus, using the same tools that have helped employers "bust" a bad employee for illicit behavior are now being used to "bust" someone who is receiving disability illegally. Or so they say.
Nathalie Blanchard from Quebec Canada, began receiving monthly insurance benefit checks when she took a medical leave from her job as an IBM technician. A year later – with no notification – they just stopped coming.
Manulife, her insurance company, terminated her benefits after viewing pictures of Natalie having fun at her own birthday party, contradicting her claim of depression. The company decided that "people diagnosed with depression are incapable of having fun for even short periods of time" and pulled Blanchard's benefits with no notice. When she called to ask why her checks had stopped coming, Manulife said she appeared to be "available to work", according to what they had found on her Facebook page.
Blanchard then in turn sued Manulife, accusing the company of terminating her benefits without notification and not even talking to her doctor. Manulife declined to comment on the case, but said in a statement: "We would not deny or terminate a valid claim solely based on information published on websites such as Facebook."
Apparently there's no real need for investigators to use a camera anymore to catch "suspects"; all they have to do is sit at their desk, follow the social networking trails, and have the "proof" photos right at their fingertips. Many experts agree, however, that the evidence gathered at the social media sites should be used as a beginning of an investigation and never the final proof of supposed fraud.
Lawyer John Beals of Piering Law Firm in Sacramento, Calif., Insurance says that companies will "bring up anything — photos of you drinking to prove that you have bad character," he said. "Even if it's unrelated, just the impression that you are doing something wrong can sink a case."
One scary thought: Manulife did confirm that it does use social networking sites to investigate clients. However Blanchard has a very locked-down profile: she "keeps it private to the world at large and only allows individually approved friends" to see the things she posts.
So how did Manulife get the photos?
Social networking is all about image. I don't think a person with, say, a bad back would post all kinds of pictures of laying in bed or a couch with signs of excruciating pain on their face.
For insurance companies to research a client's behavior on the internet and cut off benefits when they have nothing else to go by is assuming a lot about a person. And you know what they say about the word assume…
Have an awesome week!
~ Lori Cline


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Consistantly outstanding Chinese food. you won't be disappointed.
Great gluten free selection and attentive staff
Good food (I had the gf veggie fried rice, gf orange chicken, and gf chicken lettuce wraps), great service (our waitress was super sweet and genuinely cared about my safety), a little long of a wait... But honestly I don't mind waiting when the food is delicious and I don't get sick!
Awesome gluten free selection! Even let you substitute GF options in Couple's Night Out menu...really great!
Good but kinda spendy and some staff have attitudes.
Despite the fact it's a chain and seems spendy for the amount of food you get, we really enjoy it. Everything tastes fresh, is well prepared, service is great. We go with non-celiac friends and get all gluten free dishes to share and everyone likes them. Love the spicy chicken and Ginger chicken with broccoli.
2361 Fountain Square Drive, Lombard, IL 60148
Close call at PF Changs. Someone placed the wrong meal in front of my daughter with celiac. We flagged down our waiter to check before she started. Good thing. It was someone else's gluten containing meal. He saw right away from the type of plate.
530 North Wabash Avenue, Chicago, IL 60611
Best Asian restaurant ever! Totally separate gf menu and staff is so knowledge! Absolutely love this place!!!
2110 Hamilton Place Boulevard, Chattanooga, TN 37421
Great GF menu selection and deserts too! Server was knowledge about celiac disease and cross contamination. Food is prepared in a designed area and serving plates are clearly marked. My daughter 100% approves.
19320 Northwest Emma Way, Hillsboro, OR 97124
Very knowledgeable, dedicated cooking space. Gluten free menu
3710 Hwy 9 #2817, Freehold, NJ 07728
Ordered all gluten free menu items. Stressed for someone with celiacs. One dish had a piece of breaded shrimp in it (no shrimp in our order). Had to cook dinner for our daughter. They were really apologetic and handled it well after the fact (food was free), claimed they wouldn't take any more GF orders that night so they could clean everything. Thats why 3 stars and not 1.
131 Colonie Center #305, Albany, NY 12205
I have UC and haven't been to my favorite restaurant P.F. Chang's, since diagnosis. I was encouraged by previous reviews so I went there for dinner with a friend on Friday, 7/21/17. I'm already vegan; I wrote a small list of foods I cannot eat on my low-FODMAP diet and gave it to my server, Keegen. He spoke with kitchen staff and told me my dinner choice, coconut curry veggies, is gluten free and could be made without onion and garlic. I asked to have tofu added..no problem. I requested white rice and eventually our meals were served. My dinner was delicious, very flavorful although a little watery so I added all the rice, which helped. I forgot to ask for no celwry so picked the few out. It's now the next day and I feel great. No issues at all! I recommend this testaurant as definitely GF friendly but do bring your list of ingredients you cannot have and request the low-FODMAP version of your meal. Not all menu items are friendly to our illness so check their ingredient list online before going there.
175 Harvey St, Winston-Salem, NC 27103
been going for years with our daughter who has celiac disease, never has she has a problem. their plates are even identifiable as gluten free so servers don't grab the wrong one
3667 South Las Vegas Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89109
My server, Jeff, was super knowledgeable and the lettuce wraps never fail to please.
2201 Kalakaua Avenue, Honolulu, HI 96815
I love PF Changs! Enough GF options that you do have choices. They're always understanding. I eat here whenever I vacation.
124 Coburg Road, Eugene, OR 97401
food is good. kind of expensive, but I have never had a reaction.
525 Bellevue Square, Bellevue, WA 98004
Great food. A dedicated separate area for food preparation. Staff were knowledgeable and accommodating. A great place for celiacs.
2065 Apple Orchard Avenue, Grand Rapids, MI 49525
Only place I've found for GF Chinese and I haven't reacted yet! Even with a waitress that ignored us almost the whole time, and being terrified she wouldn't get gluten free but regular... I was good! Highly recommend it!
9212 Stony Point, Richmond, VA 23235
I really enjoy coming here. Good mix of dishes on their GFree menu and the only Chinese restaurant I feel safe to eat in. Love their big bowl of egg drop soup that we share. Great bar selections a big plus.
476 Smith Haven Mall, Lake Grove, NY 11755
Simply a family favorite as my wife suffers from Celiac... Yummy all around with great gluten-free options and separate menu. Love, love, love.
8108 West Gage Boulevard, Kennewick, WA 99336
My absolute favorite restaurant ❤
111 Providence Pl, Providence, RI 02903
really yummy, really clean. Celica friendly for sure.
148 West Bridge Street, Homestead, PA 15120
YUM!! We went here after a day at Kennywood! My husband and son both have celiac disease. The food was yummy and safe for them! Highly recommend PF Chang's and this area is really cute!
111 Providence Pl, Providence, RI 02903
I go here all the time because they're so accommodating- never gotten sick and the staff always knows how to handle my allergy
305 The Bridge Street, Huntsville, AL 35806
Used to eat here once a week but they took my favorite meal off the menu and changed my other favorite. Also they now have a separate menu which isn't that big of a deal but sometimes you just wanna feel normal. Great desserts though!
6741 Kingston Pike, Knoxville, TN 37919
I love eating here. They understand and care about limiting chances for cross contamination. The food is amazing. And I can have dessert!
15301 Ventura Boulevard P-22, Sherman Oaks, CA 91403
Great food, great service. Felt comfortable ordering GF from the staff here. Egg drop soup was on point. Can't vouch for it being perfectly gf because I'm new to this.
9212 Stony Point, Richmond, VA 23235
Great options; have not been sick after multiple visits
2015 Birch Road #1401, Chula Vista, CA 91915
Gluten free menu with lots of options!!!! Gluten free that doesn't feel like it!!! Really good and great service.
983 Baltimore Pike, Glen Mills, PA 19342
Gluten free menu, delicious food. Great dining experience.
340 S Pine Ave., Long Beach, CA 90802
Tasty pad thai and didn't get sick. They were even able to accommodate my son who is allergic to milk and eggs.
10325 Perimeter Parkway, Charlotte, NC 28216
Great place for gluten free. Had a good experience the first time so I went back. This time the meal was not gluten free and I was sick for two days. They are just not consistent. Don't risk it.
322 West Farms Mall Space F226, Farmington, CT 06032
great food! the entire staff is so attentive . Everyone is schooled on gluten free. We had the lettuce wraps and Mongolia beef. I am a very picky eater and it was amazing . I had cake with strawberries all gluten free! what a great dinner!
2201 Kalakaua Avenue, Honolulu, HI 96815
Had good knowledge and the servings are Huge- enough left for Lunch!
1885 N Hwy 17, Mt Pleasant, SC 29464
Great food and service.
7463 SW Bridgeport Rd., Tigard, OR 97224
I am celiac and I had dinner with my inlaws here. The staff and manager were so on top of it. I ate my entire entree and did not get sick--a first so far at a non-dedicated business. So pleased and very impressed with their concern, communication to the kitchen and serving staff was great, and service was great too. Thank you! Usually I'm relegated to tea or water. Will return.
2700 Southdale Circle, Edina, MN 55435
Excellent waitstaff, reasonable prices, delicious food. I had the gluten free beef with broccoli. It was absolutely fantastic. They have a designated gluten free kitchen and offer an extensive gluten free menu. Perfect restaurant for any occasion!
1125 Fashion Drive, Nanuet, NY 10954
SO GOOD! I've had PF Changs both in the restaurant and take out and have been impressed with their knowledge and accommodations. Plates are designed differently for gluten free and take out containers are labeled. They have a cup full of packaged, disposable chopsticks as well at each table and we're very clean overall. I have celiac and am very sensitive and have never gotten sick here. So happy to be able to eat Chinese food!
525 Bellevue Square, Bellevue, WA 98004
"Upscale" Chinese food Celiac friendly, with separate menu, visual plates and pans. Bit expensive. Friendly service, though not all services versed in Celiac, though ours was excellent!
2065 Apple Orchard Avenue, Grand Rapids, MI 49525
The Grand Rapids location was awful. Breaded meat in my fried rice was the most important complaint. They also messed up the order outside of our food restrictions in multiple ways.
21078 Dulles Town Cir, Sterling, VA 20166
Food is ok, but they are very good with special diets of all kinds. You know what you're getting!
17905 Haggerty Rd., Northville Township, MI 48167
I got glutened from eating here unfortunately! Staff seemed knowledgeable & they had a menu that was GF & claimed to have a separate kitchen space but apparently not
10114 Jollyville Rd., Austin, TX 78759
Great gluten free menu with yummy food. I had the gf lettuce wraps and the strawberry shortcake dessert. Yum!
915 West Bethany Drive, Allen, TX 75013
Love the chicken lettuce wraps. Good variety!
1600 Settlers Ridge Center Drive, Pittsburgh, PA 15205
I have celiac and have eaten at multiple PF Chang's locations and have never had an issue. They have a decently sized gluten free menu. The gf chicken wrap appetizer is delicious. And they even have gf dessert! I've gotten the gf chocolate dome dessert a few times and would definitely recommend it to any chocolate lovers. The staff is knowledgeable and very friendly.
1401 North Waterfront Parkway, Wichita, KS 67206
They have a good gluten free menu and are very particular on handling g-free food. They cook g-free foods in a separate special wok and the food has specially marked bowls and plates. Wife has celiac and hasn't had any troubles there.
7132 E Greenway Pkwy, Scottsdale, AZ 85254
Great service, team work from staff, good food, was celiac friendly for me.
18900 Michigan Ave, Dearborn, MI 48126
I haven't had an issue eating here. I've been very clear that my meal has to be gluten free or else I will be very sick, and I speak to the manager on duty each time so they know.
5633 Bay St., Emeryville, CA 94608
One of the first restaurants we went to after celiac diagnosis. We were so excited for him to be able to eat out. But 30 minutes into the meal he got sick and ended up in the bathroom. I guess the only plus was it was located at a mall and I was able to run to Gap and buy him new clothes... worst experience ever.
1095 South Rampart Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89145
Huge selection!!! My non-celiac husband eats off the GF menu so we can share and loves It also!
510 West Germantown Pike, Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462
We've been here a dozen or so times and never had an issue with gluten contamination. We had one near miss but our server snagged the plate before it hit our table. (ALL GF food should come out on a special plate without the usual PF chang's logo on it so it can be IDed by anyone after it leaves the kitchen--in our case our waitress saw that the food runner was about to drop a normal PF Chang's plate on our table and she rushed over and sent it back. She even comp'ed us part of the bill.) Our servers have always been knowledgeable and accommodating. We always get the Mongolian Beef--it really scratches an itch for those of us who can't eat at most Chinese restaurants! The street noodles are another favorite.
9435 Civic Center Blvd. Streets of Westchester Bldg. 1, West Chester, OH 45069
love love love pf Chang's great gf menu love lettuce wraps and fried rice with gf soy sauce
3250 Bel Air Mall, Mobile, AL 36606
Very knowledgeable staff and good selection of GF foods. Michael was our waiter and very accommodating to our needs.
71800 California 111, Rancho Mirage, CA 92270
Great GF menu. Lots to try and all super tasty.
3667 South Las Vegas Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89109
Great tasting food. GF menu available with good choice and knowledgeable server. Highly recommended.
18900 Michigan Ave, Dearborn, MI 48126
got glutened after eating here. watch out.
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I am fairly new to coding and need an expert's help. I just changed out a graphic on the site I manage and now there is a mystery line that looks like a horizontal rule. I cannot see where the error is on the page! Could someone please take a look at www.boojum.org? Between the logo and the header statement (the chalkboard graphic) there appears a line. Where is it in the code? What did I do wrong?
ANY help is very much appreciated!!
Thanks, Robyn
Hi Robyn. Welcome to the forums.
In your HTML, you have this:

Just remove that
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The
 is the source of the line, but deleting it will cause the footer stuff to rise to the top of the page.
Which graphic did you replace? What did you "touch" when you replaced the graphic? In other words, it's easy to see what's causing the line, but not why it suddenly appeared. A clue might help.
Hm, doesn't do that for me in testing. Are you speaking about a specific browser?
Hm, doesn't do that for me in testing. Are you speaking about a specific browser?
Firefox 15.0.1
The page is apparently supposed to render the
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Looks like adding overflow:hidden to the #main_wrapper in style.css should fix the problem on all pages.
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margin:0 auto;
overflow:hidden;
Ralph, what do you think? Other possibilities?
OK, yes, I see that in Firefox. (It was fine just to delete it in Chrome.) Good idea ronpat. That code certainly does the trick.
Ralph and Ron,
You are my heroes!! That worked splendidly!!!! Thank you so much. I apologize for not responding sooner, I have been too ill to see a screen without going cross eyed. Not good for someone like me! Again, thank you for all your help!Robyn
Your'e welcome, Robyn. Sorry to hear you haven't been well. Do come back if you have more questions.


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Another Banner Year for College Football
Monday, March 1, 2010
The National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame (NFF) showcased today several impressive facts from the 2009 college football season, including top-notch television ratings and stellar bowl attendance figures, that emphasize a continuing trend of increased interest in the sport by millions of fans across the country.
Highlights include ESPN notching its most-viewed regular season since 1994 and its most viewed bowl season ever while CBS Sports averaged its highest ratings since the sport returned to the network in 1996. VERSUS, concluding its fourth year of college football coverage, produced its highest-rated and most-watched season with a slate of 24 games. Despite a difficult economy, a near-record of 48.3 million fans, down just 1 percent from 2008, attended games at the 630 NCAA schools during the 2009 season, including the postseason.
"College football fans love their sport with an unmatched passion, and it's exciting to watch the numbers roll in each year, proving the strength of college football," said NFF President & CEO Steve Hatchell. "We are grateful to the bowl games and the broadcast industry for their creativity and commitment in delivering a first- class product that allow fans to experience the game with unequaled quality."
The game has benefited enormously from the commitment of every major media sports outlet, including ESPN on ABC, CBS Sports, Fox Sports, NBC Sports, ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, ESPN Classic, ESPN360.com, the Big Ten Network, CBS College Sports Network, Versus, Fox Sports Net, the Mtn.- Mountain West Sports Network, and NFL Network. Throughout the regular and bowl seasons these outlets continue to capitalize on college football's ever increasing popularity to produce an increasing dynamic product that engages fans on new levels.
"We continue to experience tremendous fan interest in our studio and game coverage," said Burke Magnus, ESPN senior vice president for college sports programming. "Nearly 200 million people tuned in to regular-season games across our platforms and more than 30 million viewers watched our first BCS Championship game in four years. We are excited about the future growth opportunities for the sport and look forward to televising an extensive schedule next year, concluding with the entire BCS."
The 2009-10 bowl viewership and attendance remained robust, attracting 1,769,886 fans to 34 bowl games and filling stadiums to 85 percent of their capacity at an average of 52,055 individuals per game. Combined viewership for all bowl games also increased from 203,629,913 viewers (143,538,047 households) last season to 225,399,846 (155,331,079 households) in 2009-10, or about an 11 percent jump.
"The bowl system and the college football regular season have combined to create a dynamic setting that continues to engage more and more fans while ensuring that every game counts," said Allstate Sugar Bowl CEO Paul Hoolahan, who also heads the Football Bowl Association. "For the better part of a century, the bowl games have brought a measure of importance to the regular season not seen in any other sport while ensuring memories for teammates that last a lifetime."
With the 1.77 million in attendance at bowl games and more than 225 million viewers tuning in to watch the games on television, bowl payouts ran an estimated $240 million in 2009-10 and have totaled $2.08 billion over the last 11 seasons. Over the next 10 years, bowls are projected to pay $2.5 billion to the teams and conferences in the Football Bowl Subdivision who participate.
An estimated $1.5 billion was netted from travel and tourism during the 34 clashes. Coaches and student- athletes took time out from their practice schedules to participate in a many community service such as children and veteran hospital visits, youth football clinics, Boys & Girls Clubs activities, Make-A-Wish events, Wish- Upon-A-Star Foundation, food distribution center visits, clothing drives, food drives, parades, and pep rallies.
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you cool, dry and performing at your best. Soft, light, breathable Performance polyester fabric with CLIMALITE for
superior moisture management. This product is Odor Resistant and has been treated to resist bacterial odors. Other
features include tagless, plush-soft waistband, smooth non-chafing stitching, double-lined mesh support pouch and no
ride-up leg construction. The Boxer Brief style has mid-rise styling.