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My life is going through some pretty big changes right now. As you know if you are a frequent reader of my blog, sometimes I get a little overwhelmed. I get all discombobulated and do my fair share of whining ... at least here on the blog. I am sure all my belly-aching gets a little old, but it's my blog and I can whine if I want to, right?
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There's been some changes lately though, that might not be so obvious here on my blog. I have had a growth spurt of sorts. As with most growth spurts, there's been some pain and a few tears shed. I've felt a bit awkward at times as I've flexed my new wings. It hasn't always been easy for those around me to accept and I'm sure I will continue to ruffle a few feathers as I gather strength. but it's gotta be done.
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I'm still a work in progress ... heck I'm sure I will always be ... but I kinda dig the "new" Me. She's a tough ol' bird and she's getting stronger every day and that's a good thing cuz life is just getting crazier by the minute around here!
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5 comments:
- Carrie said...
some of those were surprisingly easy for me (afro, bob ross, wiggles and doodlebops, target, past, chef, roaches, pepsi). here are a couple more to add to the list:
would you rather be deaf or blind?
would you rather lose a leg or an arm?
- October 25, 2008 at 8:15 AM
- Brady and Taryn said...
so much to think about, and so little time!
- October 25, 2008 at 9:02 AM
- becki said...
1. afro
2. 1 mil in hand (feel better about that and investing rather than knowing that my food is killing people slowly each day)
3. mr. rogers
4. ?
5. past only if i could change a few times i hurt someone's feelings
6. mountain ski cabin
7. Seinfeld fo sho
8. Target!!!
9. chef!!!
10. roaches!!!
11. breakfast (if by that you mean the time of day at which you eat....cause I can always do breakfast for lunch or dinner)
12. dog whisperer
13. coke!
- October 25, 2008 at 2:17 PM
- The Jeppsen 5 said...
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New Georgia's government intends try to improve relations with Russia not to the detriment of its relations with the West. However, this is unfeasible, experts say.
According to the director of the International Center on Conflict and Negotiation George Khutsishvili, it will be difficult for Georgia to simultaneously maintain good relations with both Russia and the West. "Now Georgia faces a difficult task - to achieve a breakthrough in relations with Russia, and to do it painless to partnerships in the West", he said.
A historian, the head of research bureau Alte Et Certe Andrew Yepifantsev shares same opinion. He believes that it will be difficult for Georgia to build a relationship with the Russian Federation and at the same time move towards NATO.
The head of the Institute of Eurasian Gulbaat Rtskhiladze is also concerned that relations between Russia and Georgia would not pass to the next level. "Georgia needs relationships with the Russian Federation and open border. But there are strong opponents of the Russian-Georgian relations not only in the form of neo-liberal activists and other actors", he said.
Thus, according to him, the U.S. is not interested in improvement of relations between Georgia and Russia. "Bad relations between them (Russia and Georgia) are convenient for the third party - the West", he said.
According to the chief editor of the journal "Problems of national strategy" Ajdar Kurtov, the new Georgian leadership has made statements about the desire to improve relations with Russia. "I wish these words to be converted into a decisions ... If the Georgian government reaffirms its determination, this approach may have good prospects, though we cannot escape from the problems of South Ossetia and Abkhazia", he added.
Speaking of the new government, he said the people were waiting for the "overrated favorable consequences of the actions of the new government which may not come". "The situation is not very favorable for the new Cabinet, there are problems with the U.S. and Russia ... The new government has to make all efforts to meet the expectations of the Georgian society, this would be difficult", he said.
Political analyst Nana Devdariani has the same view. According to her, the new ministers haven't still shown themselves, since previously they were not ministers. She also suggests that Saakashvili expects that the overrated expectations of the voters in regard of the new government won't come true, the RIA Novosti reports.


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Kimberly R. Allen
October 26, 1965 – August 9, 2012
Kimberly R. Allen, 46. Of Fort Wayne, passed away, Thursday, August 9, 2012. She was born on October 26, 1965 to Robert Syndram and the late Theresa Lebrato. She was vice president with D & N Microproducts. She enjoyed reading, puzzles, and especially her dollhouses. Surviving family include her husband of 23 years, William "Bill" Allen, son, Daniel Allen, step-father, John Bennett of Fort Wayne siblings, Tamara (Brian) Houser, Vicki Blair, all of Fort Wayne, Chris Syndram of IL, Curtis (Lourdes) Syndram of Fishers, brother in laws, David Allen of Scott Depot WV, Jeff Allen of Fort Wayne, and many nieces and nephews. A funeral service will be 10:30 am on Monday, August 13, 2012 at Elzey-Patterson-Rodak Home for Funerals, 6810 Old Trail Road, Fort Wayne. Visitation will be from 4-8 pm on Sunday, August 12, 2012 at the funeral home. Memorials may be made to Cancer Services of NE Indiana or Visiting Nurse and Hospice Home.
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Kathy Cater
January 19, 2013
Kim was my best friend she was in my wedding as one of my bridesmaid but she is in a good place now.
Laura Conley-Rinehart
September 12, 2012
Billy, I am so sorry for your loss. My heart aches for you & your family. Please know that my thoughts & prayers are with you. Love ya from Laura Conley-Rinehart
Mike Allen
August 15, 2012
Chris. So sorry for your loss
Cindy Koogler
August 13, 2012
Bill & Daniel....I am so sorry to hear of your loss. I know words often don't mean much during this time, but know that you will be in our thoughts & prayers. Having Daniel attend the daycare for years, your family was always special to us. Kim will be missed by many.
August 12, 2012
Sorry for your lost I work with Kim for many years will miss her kindness and her and her lovely smile may god be with you and your son. LOVE TAMMY WATSON
August 12, 2012
Im so sorry to hear of your loss. Look to the bible for comfort during is difficult time. Draw close to God and he will draw close to you. James 4:8
Bill Freygang
August 11, 2012
Lord have mercy. Kim was truly blessed. May her soul rest in peace.
Sheila Clay
August 11, 2012
You have my deepest sympathy. Heartbroken by the loss of someone I haven't seen in years. Tells you what an amazing and lasting impact Kim had in a lot of peoples lives her whole life. You're in my thoughts and prayers.
Sheila (Spear) Clay
David and Martine Meeks
August 11, 2012
I am so sorry for your loss and so saddened by this news. I knew Bill and Kim years ago as I babysat Daniel from the time he was six weeks old until he five. What a nice family. Our sincere condolences to Bill and Daniel.
David and Martine Meeks
Shonee Bobilya
August 11, 2012
I am so sorry to hear about Kim, I hadn't seen her in a long time, but remember her well from school - my thoughts and prayers are with you during this most difficult time.
Manfredonia Family / EHS Family
August 11, 2012
Kim may you RIP. You are a wonderful person who looked out for your family. You were a true friend to the Elmhurst High School Music Booster Association. Thank you so much for everything your brought to our team. You will be dearly missed. Bill and Daniele may you take one day at a time and know that she loved you all very much. She will be missed but left behind a legacy. Stay strong...You will be missed Kim.
August 11, 2012
May you RIP Kim Allen. Our thoughts and prayers go out to Bill and Daniele. We will never forget the love Kim showed for the Elmhurst High School Marching Pride...She was always kind, loving , thoughtful and always thought of others. She will never be forgotten. Bill and Daniele we are so so sorry for your loss. May god bless you as you deal with her loss...Amen...friends always, Dave, Gloria, Aaron and Andrew Manfredonia...
Cheryl Sherbondy
August 11, 2012
I graduated with Kim in 1984. She was a beautiful person. Now she is sharing her smile at the feet of Jesus. I will keep all her family and friends in my prayers. Praying you will feel God's strength during this time! God bless you all!
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Cheryl "Davis" Sherbondy
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Mary Anne & Brittany Gonzales
August 10, 2012
So sorry for your loss. She was a very lovely person.
August 10, 2012
Kim was a very dedicated and loyal employee at D&N. She was a pleasure to work with and cared about her coworkers and customers. Kim's ambition and talents were obvious as she worked her way up from being a clerk to Vice President of D&N. In the 25 years I knew her she became a wonderful friend as well and I will greatly miss her. She was like a daughter to me. Lynette's and my thoughts and prayers are with Bill and Daniel.
Dale and Lynette Krauskopf (Auburn, IN)
Shari Wyatt, EHS '82
August 10, 2012
Curt & family - I am so sorry to hear of Kim's passing. I saw her a while ago after not having seen her since school. She made it a point to stop and say Hi. She always created a bright spot in your day with her smile and attitude. May God Bless you during this time with His comfort and love and with the memories of a very special person.
Carl Simon
August 10, 2012
Bill, I am so sorry to read of Kim's passing. She worked as a co-op student in our office and was a wonderful young lady. My prayers are with you, and may God hold you in the hollow of his hand in this difficult and sad time.
Yvette Dixon
August 10, 2012
Kim was a very special person! She was always so kind and sweet to me! I call my life blessed to have known her. My thoughts and prayers are with her family! May God comfort you!
Yvette Dixon
August 10, 2012
Kim was a very special person! I worked with her at D&N, and she was always kind and sweet to me. I know my life was blessed to have known her. My thoughts and prayers are with her family! My God comfort you!
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August 10, 2012
So sorry to hear Kim passed away. My thoughts and prayers are with you and Dan. I did not know her well, but she always had that lovely smile! We will be gone, so I'll not be able to come to the funeral, but I will be thinking of you both.
Joyce Urban
August 10, 2012
Bill and Dan,
Words cannot express how sorry I am to hear of Kim's passing. I know what you are going through and pray that God wraps you both in his loving arms and you know his comfort.
David Woods
August 10, 2012
Kim was a warm and friendly person. She had a great attitude toward life and was a tremendous asset in her role as Vice-President at D & N Micro Products. My sincerest condolences and prayers go out to her husband Bill and son Daniel.
Charlotte Frazier
August 9, 2012
You are all in my thoughts and prayers! Thankfully we know that Kim is with Jesus! God Bless you all! All of my love, Charlotte and family


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October 1, 1876
TOWN OF EAST LINCOLNv.DAVENPORT.
ERROR to the Circuit Court of the United States for the Southern District of Illinois. The facts are stated in the opinion of the court. Submitted on printed arguments by Mr. J. M. Palmer for the plaintiff in error, and by Mr. S. M. Cullom for the defendant in error.
The opinion of the court was delivered by: Mr. Justice Hunt delivered the opinion of the court.
The question is as to the legality of certain bonds issued by the town of East Lincoln, bearing date of the second day of April, 1873.
The case shows that the plaintiff below was the bona fide owner of the coupons sued upon. Questions of form merely, or irregularity, or fraud, or misconduct on the part of the agents of the town, cannot, therefore, be considered. Whether the supervisor of the town signed the bonds during the midnight hours, whether he delivered them at about daylight on the morning of April 2, 1873, and whether he immediately left the town to avoid the service of an injunction, are matters not chargeable to the owner of the bonds. The supervisor was not his agent, but the agent of the town, and if there has been misconduct on his part, the town rather than a stranger must bear the consequences. There must be authority in the town to issue the bonds by the statuteso f the State. If this cannot be found, the holder must fail; if it exists, he is entitled to recover.
It is denied that a subscription was made by the town to the stock of the Havana, Mason City, Lincoln, and Eastern Railway Company; and it is found as a fact by the judge who tried the action, that 'no subscription was ever made by the town of East Lincoln on the books of' the railway company.
The bonds recite that they are issued in pursuance of the authority given at an election by the voters of said town, held on the thirty-first day of May, 1870, in pursuance of the authority of two several statutes referred to in said bonds.
The fifth section of the act of March 27, 1869, amendatory of the act of March 9, 1867 (both statutes are referred to in the bonds), prescribes the manner in which the election shall be held, and the record shows that, on the thirty-first day of May, 1870, an election was held under said act, and that a majority of the legal voters attending and voting at said election voted in favor of a subscription of $60,000 to the capital stock of the said company. That section provides 'that if a majority of the legal voters of such town, . . . voting at such election, shall be in favor of such subscription, then it shall be deemed and held that said town . . . has taken stock in said railroad company according to the proposals made in said petition to said clerk.'
We are aware of no legal restriction upon the power of the legislature to declare what shall amount to a subscription to stock in an incorporated company, or what shall be the evidence that the party proposing to take the stock has completed the contract on its part. It may require such evidence to be in writing upon the books of the company, under the authority of the officers of the town, or it may authorize it to be done by an order or resolution of the county court, or it may authorize an engagement to take stock to be made by parol, or, as in the case before us, it may provide that the expressed wish of the voting majority of its inhabitants, at a legally convened townmeeting, shall amount to a subscription, or shall be deemed and held to be a taking of the stock of the company. Nugent v. The Supervisors, 19 Wall. 241.
We think the statute intended to make a majority vote of the legal voters of the town who voted at such an election an equivalent to and substitute for a subscription upon the books of the company.
The subscription thus authorized has been accepted by the successors of the said corporation, and, so far as the record shows, by the original corporation.
In our opinion, the subscription thus made was valid.
If valid as a subscription to the original incorporation, has it lost its force and vitality in consequence of the changes which have taken place in the organizations concerned in this transaction? The corporation known as the Havana, Lincoln, and Champaign Railroad Company was organized under the act of March 9, 1867, creating a company to construct a railroad from Ipava, in Fulton County, to Havana, Lincoln, Clinton, and Champaign, and from the latter place to some point on the Toledo, Wabash, and Western Railway. The corporation was authorized to unite or connect with any other railroad then or thereafter running east and west, and full power was given to lease, purchase, and make all such contracts as would secure the object of such connection. The act of March 27, 1869, amended that act by changing the name of the company to Havana, Mason City, Lincoln, and Eastern Railway Company.
By the acts of Feb. 21, 1861, and Feb. 16, 1865, the Monticello Railroad Company was chartered, with power to build a road from Champaign, by the way of Monticello, to Decatur, all in the State of Illinois. It was authorized to transfer all its stock, property, immunities, and franchises to any other corporation whose line intersected its road, and who would complete the same. On the twenty-eighth day of June, 1872, this company and the other above mentioned entered into articles of consolidai on, merging the two companies into one, whcih was invested with all the powers, franchises, rights, immunities, property, and privileges of either or both of the former companies, and transferring all contracts and obligations, certificates, bonds, &c. The consolidation was made with all the forms and solemnities required by law. The consolidated company assumed the name of one of the companies,–the Havana, Mason City, Lincoln, and Eastern Railway Company.
On the 20th of July, 1869, still another corporation, chartered to construct a railroad from Danville to Pekin, was consolidated with the Indianapolis, Crawfordsville, and Danville Railroad Company, under the name of the Indianapolis, Bloomington, and Western Railway Company.
In its course to the eastern boundary of the State of Illinois, this road passed through Urbana and Champaign City, two places ...
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Recorded interviews and ambient sounds all over the Palestinian occupied teritories
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Jeff Halper is a dedicated and intelligent Israeli Jew who opposes Zionism and the Occupation. He is also a coordinator for Israeli Committee Against House Demolitions [ICAHD], a 7 year old organization in Palestine/Israel. He was at Oslo and knows the players in Geneva and has dealt with the Clinton and the Bush Administrations. In 2004, Halper published his theory of the Matrix of Control that Israel has established to make the Occupation permanent - The Wall known as a Security Barrier to Zionists and as The Apartheid Barrier to Palestinians is the fifth of five elements in Halper's Matrix of Control. In this clip from an interview conducted by MTK in December 2003, he elucidates the first four elements of his Matrix of Control Theory.
NOTE: Patterns of colonialism that emerge here. The "alphabet soup" is just like what has happened in North Africa, on Taiwan and in Iraq. The detentions are very much like the British occupation's rules in India. This is deep and smart stuff that frames the Israel and Palestine situation like no one else writing, publishing, or broadcasting anywhere in the West.
MP3 of "Audible Palestine part 2" (MP3, 6.4 MB)
Begins with an interview of the 72-year old mother of one of the first fourteen shaheed [martyrs] of the second intifada, Hadiyeh al Qawis. This woman remembers the British Mandate Era in Palestine! With Ziad Abbas of the Deheisheh Refugee camp just days after the Geneva Accords drop proposing that his rights as a refugee to return to his land be abandoned. The clip then moves to original reportage of a land seizure in East Jerusalem. Illegal occupation of Palestinian land by Israelis live and in real time!
MP3 of "Audible Palestine part 3" (MP3, 27.1 MB)
The Internationals who are doing work in the Occupied Territories on behalf of the Palestinians are perhaps best known inthe martyrdom of Rachel Corrie - run over by an Israeli Bulldozer. This clip begins with reportage of actions by Internationals in Palestine. Then the piece moves into an interview of Jehan Jarrar of Addameer Prisoners Rights group in Ramallah. She represents hundreds of youth and adult male Palestinians who have been summarily arrested, detained and abused illegally by the IDF.
MP3 of "Audible Palestine part 4" (MP3, 23.4 MB)
Three reports: from Jerusalem on December 7, from Jayyous on December 15 and from Nablus on December 19. Nablus was being ravaged at this time and Jayyous is where Phase One of the Wall construction has just been completed and all of this takes place just days after the Geneva Accords are launched. Interviews with Connie Hackbarth of the IAC, the Khalids a farmer and hydrologist in Jayyous and with Hassan Hamdah, a doctor in Nablus whose clinic and ambulance have been attacked by the IDF in violation of Geneva Conventions.
MP3 of "Audible Palestine part 5" (MP3, 18.7 MB)
Ambient sound from Bethlehem, Hebron and Amman [Jordan]
MP3 of "Audible Palestine part 6" (MP3, 2.1 MB)
Hebron- First broadcast on KPFK in L.A.
Just days after the launch of the Geneva Accords in Europe, the ancient city of Hebron remains deeply divided and a site of extreme violence. Ideological Zionist settlers continue to occupy the town and now wire mesh has been hung over the streets of the old city because they have taken to dumping their garbage onto the Palestinian villagers below. Palestinian Christian Rimon Mahklouf opens this clip with a historical view of Hebron: the story of 2500 years of struggle between religions told outside the 2000-year-old structure known as the temple of the double caves - tomb to the patriarchs and matriarchs of Judeo-Christianity.
Christian Peacemaker Team [CPT] came to the area and established a base after the 1994 massacre of unarmed Muslims who were praying inside their mosque when Brooklyn-Zionist Baruch Goldstein came in with an automatic machine gun spraying the worshippers with bullets, killing dozens and injuring many more. Greg Rollins of CPT talks about their mission in Hebron. Finally Abdallah Hantash, a land surveyor and engineer discusses massive property and land seizures by the Israelis in recent times in the region, detailing the effects of the Aparteid Barrier in the process. The piece ends with an incredibly powerful live recording of the mid-day call to prayer, as sung daily in Hebron by a clearly oppressed voice.
MP3 of "Audible Palestine Part 7- Democratic National Convention" (MP3, 1.6 MB)
07/27/2004 At the Democratic National Convention in Boston, the DNC built a cage-like pen as a "free-speech zone" for protesters. It was so offensive that all protest groups protested the use of the pen by avoiding it. On opening night however, the groupsĘagreed to come togetherĘto USE the pen to protest the conditions in Occupied Palestine, creating a parallel between the caged-in protesters and the walled-in palestinians. Reporters on the scene and MTK on the MIC.
MP3 of "Audible Palestine part 8 - Republican National Convention - Drooker on the Great Lawn." (MP3, 929 KB)
09/29/2004- Just days after returning from Occupied West Bank and Gaza, artist Eric Drooker - who had been painting murals on the Wall in Palestine - took part in the enormous, half-a-million-strong march in Manhattan past Madison Square Garden and in opposition toĘthe Republican National Convention taking place there. MTK caught up with Eric for this interview on The Great Lawn
Original music on clip two by DJ Sonny Black
Photo courtesy Dr. Ghassan Hamdan, Nablus, Occupied Palestine
Journey facilitated by Muslim Public Affairs Council and ELEV8, Los Angeles and through Global Exchange [www.globalexchange.org] whose guide Rimon Mahklouf can be heard most prominently at the beginning of the audio piece outside the Mosque of the Double Caves in Hebron.


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