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Recognition of anatomical structures in CT images – relevance of cognitive load and spatial ability for the e-learning instructional design of dynamic and static visualizations
Analyse anatomischer Strukturen in CT-Bildern – Bedeutung des Cognitive Load und des räumlichen Vorstellungsvermögens für das e-learning Design dynamischer und statischer Visualisierungen
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|13. April 2010
Background: Learning cross-sectional anatomy on CT (computed tomography) images is a complex task for students in gross anatomy computer-based training. In current research there is evidence, that for the evaluation of e-learning instructional designs more criteria are relevant than the measurement of the test performance. Up to now few studies exist, that take learner specific factors as learning strategies and cognitive processing into consideration.
Aim: Focus of this research was to analyze, if learner specific factors as the spatial ability and the cognitive load play a role in the learning process.
Method: 233 undergraduate medical students participated in the training of CT images of the human heart in an e-learning setting. In a 2x2 factorial design the effects of visualization (static versus dynamic images) and practical training with a 3D-model of the heart were analyzed. Data collection included: (1) students performance (knowledge); (2) spatial ability evaluated with the Logical Ordering Test (LOT), the Paper Folding Test (PFT) and Closure Flexibility (CF); (3) mental effort and mental efficiency.
Results: Spatial ability (LOT, PF, CF) significantly correlated with the students performance. The LOT showed a high potential in differentiating between static and dynamic visualizations. Analyzing mental efficiency and mental effort aptitude-treatment interactions were found for visualization method (static-dynamic) and spatial ability. Students with high LOT levels had an advantage in learning with static visualizations, whereas for students with low LOT levels static visualizations induced high levels of mental effort. Their individual learning was supported by dynamic visualization (high mental efficiency and low mental effort). For the practical training (3D-heart model) the test for CF was more relevant than LOT and PFT. Students with low CF levels showed more efficient learning with dynamic whereas those with high CF level with static visualizations.
Conclusions: Learner specific factors as spatial ability and cognitive load interfere in an e-learning scenario and should be measured in research on the effectiveness of learning with visualizations. In addition to the test performance these factors play an important role in the evaluation of instructional designs. In complex tasks like CT image analysis demands on learners are so complex that more than one factor of spatial ability are crucial for learning. Specific spatial ability tests should be selected dependend on the instructional design of the e-learning environment.
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- Khalil MK, Paas F, Johnson TE, Su YK, Payer AF. Effects of instructional strategies using cross sections on the recognition of anatomical structures in correlated CT and MR images. Anat Sci Educ. 2008;1(2):75-83.
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- Hegarty M, Keehner M, Cohen C, Montello DR, Lippa Y. The role of spatial cognition in medicine: Applications for selecting and training professionals. In: Allen G, editor. Applied Spatial Cognition. Mahwah NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates; 2007.
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- Stebner F, Lebens M, Wirth J, Opfermann M. Learning from animations and static pictures: The impact of spatial ability and cognitive load In: 3rd International Cognitive Load Theory Conference; Open University of the Netherlands, Heerlen, The Netherlands; 2009.
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- Stebner F, Fricke B, Lebens M, Wirth J. Die Bedeutung verschiedener Aspekte räumlichen Vorstellungsvermögens beim Lernen mit statischen und dynamischen Visualisierungen. 2009; 12. In: Fachgruppentagung Pädagogische Psychologie der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Psychologie, Universität des Saarlandes, Saarbrücken, Deutschland; 2009.


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Sen. John McCain is taking heat from a television infomercial star famous for hawking free government money, who is angry that the Arizona senator used him in a campaign ad without permission.
Matthew Lesko, known for his distinctive question-mark suits and his high-energy infomercials promising "free money from the government," says McCain used video of him to attack GOP rival J.D. Hayworth without asking — and Lesko's not happy about it.
Lesko appears three times in a 1½-minute Web video McCain released last week. The video pokes fun at Hayworth for hawking free government money in a 2007 infomercial.
"I'm amazed that these people just do things without requesting. I would've said yes," Lesko told The Associated Press. "I'm just shocked at the impoliteness that people do this stuff. There's no remorse."
Lesko said he hasn't ruled out suing McCain for copyright infringement, but said he's not keen on the idea of involving lawyers. Mostly, he wants politicians to be polite and ask permission before using other people's faces in their advertisements.
The McCain camp said its use of Lesko was clearly allowed under the "fair use" doctrine of copyright law.
McCain's campaign has slammed Hayworth for peddling the services of a Florida company that charges thousands of dollars to help people get government grants. The company is accused of taking advantage of its customers.
Lesko said he voted against McCain in the 2008 presidential election, but he likes the Arizona senator more than Hayworth. He called the company Hayworth pitched "immoral" because it charged so much money.
"It's remarkable that even Congressman Hayworth's fellow infomercial pitchmen are appalled at the 'free money' scam he helped perpetrate," McCain spokesman Brian Rogers said.
This isn't the first time McCain has been in hot water for using copyrighted material without permission.
Last year, McCain and two Republican Party organizations settled a lawsuit filed by singer-songwriter Jackson Browne, who accused them of using his copyrighted song "Running on Empty" in an Internet video.
As part of the settlement announced in July 2009, McCain, the Republican National Committee and the Ohio Republican Party apologized for using a portion of Browne's song without permission.
McCain didn't know about the ad, according to a statement released at the time.

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The last time most of us picked up a rounders bat and tried to hit the ball far enough to be able to run round all four posts in one go, was way back when we were at school.
But rounders is making a bit of a comeback in the world of sport, with more and more groups of people getting together to play.
Ashfield Ladies Rugby Club is one of those groups and is using rounders to encourage women to get involved in sport and more importantly, have fun and keep fit during the summer months.
The rugby club is running free rounders taster events down at Sutton Lawn on a Monday evening and organisers have been astounded at the level of interest, with more than 40 women turning up for the first session.
Jo Dawson, team manager of Ashfield Ladies RFC, said: "We needed something where we could keep the ladies together, do some fitness and try and recruit a few more as well.
"The idea was to try and publicise it to get some more ladies who don't play rugby to come and play rounders.
"It's just an idea we had to get more ladies involved in sport."
Though co-ordinated by the rugby club, the rounders sessions are open to any women who want to go along - and attendance is not a commitment to playing rugby afterwards if you don't want to.
"When you mention rugby, people's faces cloud over," said Jo.
"They think it's too rough for them.
"But we are delighted with the turnout for the rounders. I never thought we would have this many girls and ladies doing sport on a Monday night in a public place like this."
The rounders sessions are led by the rugby club's designated 'Rounders Activator', who has been provided with training and equipment by governing body Rounders England.
They include some fitness work as well as a game of rounders, and there are, inevitably, some exercises that sneak the odd rugby ball into them.
"The fitness can put people off but when they do it, they really enjoy it," said Jo.
Leanne Reeves (30), from Kirkby, came along to the rounders session when a rugby-playing friend encouraged her to go along.
She had not done any organised sport since school but also plans to join the rugby team next season.
"I have had a good laugh and have never touched a rugby ball before but you don't have to be skinny to play," she said.
"The rounders is an easier way in - you get to meet the girls and have a bit of a laugh."
There are many barriers to women participating in sporting activities, including difficulties with childcare, a lack of confidence and because they are not in the habit of making time to exercise.
Ashfield Ladies' team captain Mandy Taylor (37), from Sutton, has been playing rugby for 20 years and hopes that the rounders sessions will be a bridge to more women getting involved.
"We can bring new people in by showing them the rounders because sometimes when they see rugby they think it's a big butch sport.
"It gets them more involved and you can make friends and meet new and different people," she said.
Fifteen-year-old Demi Bispham, from Shirebrook has been playing rugby for just a year and said the rounders sessions were good for keeping fitness up as well as recruiting new people.
"We have got such a family here at Ashfield and getting new people is always nice," she said.
Sutton woman Nikki Palmer (30) has been going along to the sessions purely for the rounders.
"I saw a flier and used to love rounders when I was at school so I came along.
"Everyone has been really friendly and welcoming and though I enjoy the rounders bit, I have also enjoyed the fitness side of it and getting out in the fresh air."
The rounders sessions are being held for six weeks, until Monday 7th July from 7.15pm until 8.45pm on Sutton Lawn, near the skate park.
For further details contact Jo Dawson on 07837 427257 or email email@example.com.


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Manteca got strong play from Jimi Guibor who chipped in 10 service points, six kills and three aces. Jessica Reeder closed out the season with a game-high 25 assists, while teammate Jessica Howard added three digs. Erin Kennedy had six service points and two aces, helping the Buffaloes finish the year on a high note.
"I was absolutely pleased with our performance this year," Manteca head coach Bridgette Madden said. "We had a solid team and they all worked well together the entire year.
"We had a tough league this year, so I think we did quite well."
Weston Ranch 2, East Union 1The Lancers were able to pull out one, but the season finale would belong to the Cougars in a 25-17, 26-28, 15-5 win over East Union.
The Lancers got quality play from Megan Bautista who had nine aces, Krsiten Piasecki had nine digs and 10 assists in the loss.
East Union finished VOL play with a 6-10 record, while the Cougars had a tough 1-15 run.
FreshmanThe Spartans freshman volleyball team clearly has given the program something to build on with a solid end to the season in a 25-8, 25-17 win over the Bulldogs.
Lathrop 2, Ceres 0
Lathrop 2, Ceres 0
"Our team played awesome tonight," Lathrop head coach Christina Fonseca said. "As a coach I was very proud of them."
Ashley Chu paced the Spartans with eight aces and two blocks, while teammate Leslie Hernandez finished the contest with four blocks. Monica Brambia ended the season with seven aces, four blocks and two assists.
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Cerebral hemisphere
From Biology-Online Dictionary
noun, plural: cerebral hemispheres
A half sphere of the cerebrum marked longitudinally by a median fissure.
The cerebrum is divided by left and right cerebral hemispheres separated by a medial longitudinal fissure. The two hemispheres are linked by corpus callosum and small commissures.
Also called:
- hemispherium cerebrale (Latin)
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SWIP Property Trust sees dramatic growth in assets
The SWIP Property Trust (SWIPPT) has seen a dramatic growth in assets under management to more than £2bn and has doubled in size over the last 15 months due to strong inflows.
SWIPPT has committed over £750m in new investment to the market since mid-2009 and the fund was the largest net investor in the real estate market last year.
In challenging markets, SWIP was the first company to redress liquidity issues in open-ended property funds. SWIPPT diversified its investment strategy to ensure efficient management of liquidity by widening the investment arena into REITS and Property Fixed Income Derivatives. With no forced selling or restrictions placed on redemptions, SWIPPT was able to meet the needs of investors quickly and was very much open for business.
Existing and new discretionary managers looking for more exposure to real estate have been attracted to the fund based on SWIP's proven track record of managing real estate portfolios effectively and delivering returns.
Gerry Ferguson, head of UK real estate fund management at SWIP said: "The success of SWIPPT is based on a number of factors. We identified very quickly what was happening in the real estate markets, made changes, and were always open and honest and available for our investors. We have proved highly resilient and our number one priority continues to be returns which we've delivered to our clients."
In a move that reflects SWIP's plans to further strengthen the team and build on the successes of the Trust, Kerri Hunter has recently been appointed as Deputy Manager of SWIPPT. Kerri has played a key role in helping support the implementation of SWIPPT's strategy and contributing to the performance of the portfolio.
Kerri Hunter commented: "Our fund strategy is underpinned by tough criteria which we've not comprised with market changes. We've not bought real estate for the sake of it and we're in the perfect position to buy the right properties when they come to market. Since the middle of last year, we committed over £750m to the market in new investment and SWIPPT was the largest net investor in the real estate market in 2009."


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Volume 21, Number 51 | The Newspaper of Lower Manhattan | May 8 - 14, 2009
Port reports short-term W.T.C. progress
As the schedule for the World Trade Center rebuilding publicly fell apart, and Downtown Express and other papers reported that completion dates could be decades away, the Port Authority released an optimistic report saying it met nearly all of its nine construction goals for the first quarter of 2009.
The Port's quarterly report shows progress on the PATH hub steel, the new top-down design of Greenwich St. and the design for the memorial, among other projects. The Port was three weeks late in completing footings for the PATH hub, but that work, too, was done by the time the report came out on Monday.
The Port still has not met one of its goals from the fourth quarter of last year, which was to turn over the prepared sites for Towers 2, 3 and 4 to Silverstein Properties, which is building the towers. The site for Tower 4 is done, while the other sites "will be turned over in a matter of months," the report says.
The Port set 20 milestones for the second quarter of 2009, which is already more than one-third over.
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rintiniLrin, August SOlh 1840.
To the Hon. M. Vw Burnt, Prrs.id.nt of the
UnireJ State
TJsa ?m Tle utrdeT-igne.l, a porl'on of your
fellow citizens, rrnictt your answer to the follow
ing queries : ''
Are you in favor of IVtcctive Tsiifl'?
' TJid yoa ote for, or rapport property qunlifl
tion fat tut rs, m the convention of New York 1
Are you in favor of reducing the atandarJ of wa
ge t ;
Whr thcr you are in favor of the Socrcary of
War' plan for organizing the M litin 1
These questions aro not mod.' for the tun pose of
unfriendly criticism, but only from a sincere with
tj have your own view on these subjects.
Your f How citizens,
isaac lipitnoott,
wm. r.poits,
Dir.ct to Isaac Lippincott, No. 210 Callow hill
Washirotox, Sept 14, 1810.
G!Ttl!MK!t ,
1 have reci Wed your letter propounding to me
evrral questions upon publ c subject, and ensu
ring me that they are not put for the purp ee of
unfriendly otiticism, hut from aiucete dreire to
have rr.y own view on the ul j ct referred to.
In reply to your firtt and last question, I arnd
you a copy of a lcit r recently addressed to several
citizens of Elizabeth City County, Vs., in which
you will find the inf. irma ion you desire.
In answer to your second question, I send you a j
stalsmont of my entire course in the New York
Convention, upon the sul j.'d of the elective fran
chise. It was prepired by uiy friend at Albany,
having access to the best means of information, of
their own accord, without previous communication
with me, und published tin re under their own sig
natures. Upon a careful examination f ll.isdoctt
nient, I find it cent, ins a true and fair exposition of
my course in the convention, upon the subj ct re
ferred In, and I send it to you as such.
Your remaining question is, wh. I her I am in f i
Tor df reducing tho standard of wacs.
' Not comprehending precisely the i.lc.i you di siic
to ennv. y by the term ' the standard of wage," it
will be necessary, in order to meet your wishes ful
ly, thr.t I should give my general views on this
branch i f ycur inquiry.
The labor of an industrious man is in my judg
ment only adequately rewarded, when his wages,
together wi'.h the assistance of these members of his
family, from whom assignee may reasonably be
required, will enable him to provid.- comfortably for
himself and them, to educate his children, and lay
up sufficient for the casualties of l.fe, and the want
of advanced age.
To accomplish these objects, it is neees ry that
the pay of the laborer should bear a just proportion
to the prices of the nece sarirs and comforts of life ;
ml all attempts to depress them llow (li s equity
ble standard ; are in my opinion at war, as well with
the dictates of humanity, as wiih a sound und ra
tional policy. Left to itself, and to the blighting
influence of paitial legislation, monopolies enngres
gated wealth, and interested com'.inntions, the com
pensation of labor will always reserve this saluta
ry rel.ition. It is only when the nutu al order of
society is disturbed by one or nthcr of there causes,
that the wages of labor become ina. 'equate.
The people if the Uuitid S'ates may lie truly
d neminated a natien of labor, rs. A va t pr. por
tion of them live by the swtal of tl.eir brow, and
the continued exercise of a persevering indus'ry
It was with proper regard to this roi.d tion, that
the system uf governmr ut under whit h they live
was originally devised. It thould, therefore, in my
r pinion, be always so Bilininist red, as t ii sure to
them, as far as possible, a just and ailcqu ito reward
for their cxeitions, as a full ci j .ytnciit of tho fruits
of their industty.
In the distribution of wealth rerulting from t'.e
union of lubor and capital, it is too of en the ca e
that an undue proportion fills to the shire of the
latter. The discontinuance of par iat legislation,
which I have always advoc ted, wruld be an im
portont step It wards correcting this in' q'la'ity.
' It has been ever my design to keep these ol jects
constantly in view So far from Icing in fivor of
reducing the wages i f IaIk r, or atterop'in j to n nder
the tervieies required di proportinate tothen w ird.
reciivcd, it cannot be unknown to you t' at what
is called the ten hour system, origin .Ily dewscj by
the mechanies and laborers thcmstlvts, has by my
directions been adopted' and uniform'y currud out
I all the public establishments, and tliut this mil-
igation of l.bor has bren accompanied by no corres
ponding reduction of wages,
t also causrd it to be distinctly intimated in the
mon'h of March last, to the officers fuh of the
establishment, as might contempt e a reduc'ion
. of w.iges. that in my opinion the pre nt peculiarly
uncertain state of things, which it is belt ved rs-ull
from circumstances that cannot ba erm inent i.i
their opcia'i.m, d e not present a just and pr per
basis for a reduction of wages.
I am far from wishing to contribute in the slight
eat degree to the embarrassment and depression of
the luboritttf tlass. It is on the contrary, my most
earnest and Constant de-ire "but llnir industry
hould evry were, arid at all tini" le amply re
warded, and that the I Waitings should be li'-erul'y
dilTuaed among those who cutitnbul most to their
I tin, Gt.tlemi n. very irpretru'ly,
Your ol edien' arrva t,
Mrssrs. Isaac Li pinrolt, Wrn. I. I'o t, G.
Haines, N. D. Evans, A. S. Eorman, Joe. F raver.
It is sUteJ that tW.OOO.mnskeU have been man.
ufac ureJ at Spiintf.eM, Vass, within lha last fou
Schuylkill Bank.
We have published in another p ge a letter from
Mr. Newell, who charges the pro i'h lent and certain
directors of the Schuylkill bank with having refused
and neglected In arrest Mr. Levis, the Iste abscond
ing cashier of that bank, whom Mr. Newell had
Trought back to lhi county from Pails. The pres
ident and directors have since come out and denied
the truth of Mr. Newell'a statement. The follow
ing is the conclusion of their statement. -The
whole transaction, it seems, is at II involved in
mystery. Ed. .liner.
On Friday n'ght, (4lh Bcplcmlter) the ship Sco
tia arrived at' Baltimore. Mr. Newell says that her
arrival was known here in Philadelphia on Siitui
day afternoon. It follows that he nvght have com
muiiicated her arrival and his plans to us by the
morning ears from IlalllinoTo. This he wholly ne
Rleclcd In do, and wo severally declare that her ar
rival was not known to us on HjturJoy ode noon,
nor at any lime previous to the receipt of hi com
munication on Monday at noon, lie arrived hern
with Levis on Saturday night about half past eleven
oMcck. parted with him on h pledge that he would
meet him on Monday morning, and om'tted In
communicate tho fact of his arriv.d to u until Mnn- j
day altoul noon, more than thirty six hours after he
had let him go ; and, as ha since been ascertained,
many hours after Mr. Levis had oJl i made lii
escape. Ha then, that is on Mond .y, ai live mm-
U'es before noon, writes, mil, in person, dolirera a
note, i-lating the fact of his arrival in this ci'y widi
Mr. Levis, and add', "no olfieer licing in a tend
ance lo rvlicve me from duty, Mr. Ixvis was con-
consequrn ly undir no legal restraint, and is now in
this city." If Ito had informed us of Mr. I. vi ar-
rivsl at Baltimore, he might have anticipateJ th it ,
an olTic r would be in attendance ; but ho had not
done so in fact, be stntes explicitly, that I. Unreal
ambition (he acting as our ag n !) was to ob'ain n
triumph over us, by inlroilueing Mr. Ivis to us in
he bat k on Monday morning, to nur eoiiju-noH
ami di'tnny f an ambition wholly incouiKtcnt
with his more obvious and very apparent du y, lit if
of introducing h'm to a police ollWr on Saturday
night. He adds: "In this par iculor, Mr. Levis
thought proper nottocomp'y with the pledge given
at the moment of our separation on Saturday
night. We conclude fairly that it was not until
after this di-nppointrnent, that Mr. Ncwt.ll wrote
the note which he delivered in person about noon
on M tnday, informing in of his arrival, and sta ing
that he found t.o officer in attendance to relit vc
him from duty ; and we conrludi further, that when
to the natur.d question of tho president But,
Mr. Newell, where is he 1" he rt plied, " I snise
he is at home" ha h id very good reasjrn to sup
pose he was " not at home."
On receiving notice of the anivil of Mr. Levis
the Boird promptly communicated tho fact to tlio
Attorney General. So much, gentlemen, for the
cha-go which you have countenanced ofutlr having
ihitxirtrd our agent. We will now, in a lew word,
state the facts bearing on the question of nur own
peiformance of our duty to the public. On Wed
nesday, the 2J ol September, 1H40, Mr. Brooke,
the aa-isUnt Attorney General for this county, was
informed by the president of the bank of the da ly
expected anivsl at Baltimore of Mr Levis, in the
sh'p Scotia ; and, in reply, slated tint he would
t .ke prompt measures for his arrest. Our duty
was Inus performed. ou will ajrec that it was
no part of our du'y to proc'aira in tho a'reets that
the Attorney General was prepared for the enter,
gency. That active, intelligent, and e-tiraablv olli
err, rf..rmed It's duty. Bench warrar.ls were is
sued on the same day, and placed in the hands of
the police officers, with miuu'e instructions. Mr.
Brooke seems to have thought t that it Wat not his
duty to proclaim that fact in the t-tn etr The po
lice i hV'rr anticar to have dune ticir duty. As
Mr. Newell gave no intelligence of his expee'e I sr.
rivsl, an officer was in attendance at the arrival ol
the cars on Thurday and Friday night, and at the
steamboat on the afternoon of tho.-e days, Uu Kj
tU'dsy night, the fifth i.istu.l, bt the airival of the
cars, two officer were in attend .ne wi h the bench
wairait. The circumstances are fully tleti.il. J
the uflidavits annexed. On that li ght, according to
Mr. Newell'a statement, Messrs. Newell and Levi,
rrited here in the c it: The name of iie'tter ufas
on the way I ill. Two officers of justice, wi h a
bench warrant, were in waiting at the ear olli e.
Th re wero but tweuty-MX pos-engors altogether.
At that hour t f the night, therf was of course, no
crowd urconfu-ion from persons passing, the fire t
In ing empty. Messrs. Newell and Ivis separated
on Saturday night, it at ems, on an npp iutinetil to
meet on Monday morning. I'nx latteu has c-
We are, getitlemm, with gre.it r- sp't t, your mosi
obedient rervints and fellow citizens.
JOlt.V i. IVt'.THURIU.,
jacor ,. sii.iM'n.
STACY n IUHCkOFT.
IV. YAKDLKY. Jr.
ceo. nr. c.iRri:sTi:n.
11. C.iTllEHWOOH.
ASTHOS'Y S. MOIlfllS.
j). di:au
H.iML. J. IIF.SDIIUSOS.
It. H. I.UY1CK.
Ti e men are determined to ta'k of nothing Lu
p li ics, and the women muxt join in, or teniuiu
ent r y si'inr. TI.ey could find no hearers now
tltd they nt aecomadate their e nvorsation to the
limes. Tiierr.f.HC, we say, are they wie cunn'n g
as se pents, the jadesharmlef at dovea the d a
rreaturej. Lks ilu Jy in re ,u, ibey "stoop to
c rq. er. lit Uie t lection turn out as it wdl, the
sow ii vill Im (I. K. Xlany an h. ue.-t democrat
who thinks be is only admiiirg some pre:ty wo
man's g. od silt e, as be bears bt r d to ilii g the
sub-treatu y, ia actually creating privs'a tub ties.
sury, putting his own heart into It and giving Hi
Jem cral in pituc-iats the kejt. Whether M
Van Buren is elected or not e ii sure to t
prosident of hous hold. , .
. On the other hand, the whig admirer of the f
main half of log cabin attdilorias don't know the Irsp
he is In. The Indies don't go to Mich convocations
for nothing not they. They are looking further
titan mxt November mothers looking for their
daughters, and daughters looking for thtmrlves.
Thst log cabin cut, got out by our neighbors of the
New Erijj would be well labelled "Trap to catch
Husbands." The matches made by there p. lit'cal
gathetings, are Innumerable; and the young men
who ft titer themselves thst they aro luboring for
the "liberties of the country," have sold th. ir own.
Give us the woman for manag menl. ye1.
' ' Brother iimalhun.
Saturday, Ottubtr 3, IS 10.
Jmks Ciuitr., of tr.di.ina, u .
. , , i enutnri,.l.
(Sko. tS. Lkipkh, of Delaware, J
1. (b'org. W. Sni.k I
2. lienjtmin Miltliti.l
12. Fredeiitk Sit ith
1.1. (Partes M'Clure.
14. J. M. (oinnielt,
15. (f. M.llolleri'a.k.
10. I.ponnrd PlV.u'z.
17. John Morton, J .
18. William n.il on.
1 0. John Morrison,
20. Westly FiOs.
21. B"nj, Amleron.
22. William Wilkinr.
2 . A. K . Wrigl.L
24. J.din Findhy.
2.'. Stephen Barlow
rre.le.iek Sioi ver
X Win. II. Smith.
4. John r. l.uriui.m.
John lion tin,
Hcnrv Myers.
Daniel .lae.nby.
Jessi' Joh.isoil.
Jacob Aide.
Geo. Christmnn
Win. Shnener.
10. Ilt-nry DelinlT.
1 1' Henry Logan.
Una. J. C. ni enra.-'i
Ovid F. Jon vsuv, j
Ji I'stenes, I
Bkvjamiv Phkk, I
JoMt M. FonsTm, Dauphin.
E. W. HiTTtn,
MielMIL lll'IIKK,
Jieos It tis.
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( Who had 14 volet in the Drtiweratic lieelation )
Who hud t.l rote in the Delegation.)
Neither candidate hating a mnjori y of the
whole, ihe Convention unanimously resolved they
would make no nomination but sufT. r each noe to
run on his own merits. C. W . Hegins having re
ceived the highesi number of voles should, accord
ing to democratic u.-ages lie considered the ch. ice
f the party.
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A C'liaatt'.
The friends of Ho ton, in i rdei to ileeo've t' e
people, have reported that ll.i p ess eftnr 'hu t lec
tion will come oni in f ivour of tl e Whtgs. Now
we state to all who ..re snb-cribers to our paper, rr
nay hotse to subscribe, that they may withdraw
their fu'i'Criptionsaa soon a' we change our p..li ics,
and ih it wo will not thirgethcni one cent for the
rubsciipiioii lo our paper, in that event.
rXj How comes it that there are not five demo
crats in tl e b rough of Sunhury who will vote
against C. W, Hegins. Accordir e to tho sta emenl
of Horton's friends, there will n..l he any demo ra's
left af er the tleelinn. And how eom.-s it th .t bll
the secret enemi. of Gov, Po ler are n favor of
Horton. The Mdt n Ledger has qu- led nuniber
of p.qrs oppos. d to ( hades W. Hegiim. It is
weil known fact that i very one of the-' papers
have len secretly opposed to (!.. l'oiter, and
luxe l cn forced lo c one bet to his u; p' .it by tho
voic of pu'il'C piui u in bis favor. hat Wrong
er ei lei.ee can the pe .pie h .ve, that II. rtou is not
a true deiuoc.at.
Hw many thousand doll rs d.J Ho'tou get
for " Extra Pay" as mail cnutr ctor, for rrviot'e
never perfanned ! II hv many ihousmd do. s ho
expect for his job on the mi tl T Wa ay to our
farmers, if you do not want to pay heavy slate tax
es, ner Fend fp'cul.ilors pr contr.iet. rs lo tlio
legi lature. Let the contract, rs once g t in j rity
in the legi-lature, ai d yen will e lie ra'e d. In
inerea-a l eight or ten millions in a ftw je rs.
What do they care for a yearly a'aie lax uf twi n
ty or thirty dollars when they ran mike tl ousands
out i.f their cor trv t t
The Conl rnctor a wouUUhc far-
. i nur. .-
When did Jesse C. Horton become a democrnt !
is a question f-equently tsked, but not so easily an
swrred. It is but a few years since he was a citi
zen of the stale of New York, whirh can be s'lown
by the record of th OoU't, He en mo to thi
county as a mail & ntrartor, for which he received
Urge sums of money as " Extra Pay" for wo k
which be never done. Now he has suddenly be
come democrat, and e llshim-elfa farmer; be
cause he has been able lo get a farm nut of the
M xtba rAi" money Ire got from the governmr nt.
Would the per.plo like lo know what kind of a far
mrr he If ihey do just let them go lo the ca
nst above Nortlium' f rl.ind. They will fin 1 him there
farming sever.il " Locks" for wbl. h he Is to reap n
Am-ir.. of upwards ,.f TWF.XTY THOUSASD
DOLLARS. The next thing to I done is lo get
him into the Leelslature. 'The hall of the Hnua.t
of Re rwen'ativrs will be a moM glorious place to
tiiiasii oct tut caor. The few democratic friends
who ate now pushing him forward have also a
finger in the pie f Tl ry hsve a sh ire in the crop,
ninl Itnow very well when Fitrnur H..rton gets to
ll.ir.isburn;, the way thai he will thranh Ihe duMar
out of the treasury will I a caution lo the ftrnurs
who don't farm hichu on the cannl. " H.uton
must go there,-' say thespe.-ulot irs and contractors;
" We want more momy Bnd we want m re juh,
and as Horton will vote for money lo pay hiir self,
wc will romc In fin a tharo of the p'under." Thu
our demociatic fanners can see what kind of a de
mocrat and firmer Jeae C. liorton U Lewi
Dew art, who has lieen so grossly slandered and
tibused by Horton's friends, d.s more farming and
has done more woik wi h his own hands in one
week thin llo ton has done, or will do in six
months. We Fay I ew are of contractors who want
to ga tne leg'slntu e for the purpose of voting ihou
sa ds uf dollars into their ntn potkets.
The public generally a'e not sw.ire of Ihe con
temptible measures and misrt piesen'ationr. lo which
Jesse C. Ho t n descends, for the s. ke cf tr.i.lucii.g
h!s opponent and making votes for himst If.
The following dialogue look plare between Mr.
II. rton and a respectable man in Augmta :
Mr. llmlim. We, will you give us a lift nt the
olecti n !
Mr. .V I don't know. Who are you 1
Mr. Iliirt'iii My name is Horton. I 'spnse you
know my hu-ines! I'm running for tUn'Srmhti.
I II go for three dollars a da. Hegins got to
las! veir and wanted more.
Mr. .V I don't know how lh.it is; but I sup
pose if jou get in, you will Iske all yon can loo.
Mr. Horton. Oh ! no ; I'll only rhargc three.
Give us a lift, won't you! Exit Jew on the
paring f oiy.
Such a course i.f electioneering is extremely die
trr.tiiat.1rt ami ss Horton knows it is lole, he
is entirely u; justifialde in the assertion. It can le
d's-inrtly pr.-vnl that he did assort in plain terms,
Ibht Mr. Hegins received four dollars a day lust
wiriier. It can be as distinctly proved, nay, every
intelligent man already knows, that this allegation
is unqualifiedly fahe ! Con we expec' integrity
in a leprcs. ntotiv e who is guiby of suth peiver-
. 'oas of truth to obtain the office 1
An Honest t'oiifossloti.
Jesse C. Horton said the other day, in this
I lace, that he knew that he wa not regular
I ij ntminuttd, but that it was aa go d a no mi
nation as he wanted ! ! Any thing 'o deceive the
deniocra'a is good enough for him. But stop, Jes
se, tt e democrat on this side of Ihe river are not
as ignorant as you and friend DieiTenb .cher luke
them to be.
A Jl liSTIOV.
Will the democratic party of this county be ml- d
by a couple of beardfent boy like the editor of the
Milton Ledger and Sunhury Gazette, who d nounce
eve y democrat who will not vote aa they wish
them to vote 1 Governor Porter in his le ter to
the l i tsbutg committee, tays: "God forbid that
the day should ever arrive in this country, when
the most ixa led individual in (xtwei may say to
tho humblest : " I am the standard ofinfa libit y
agree with me in. all Iking, or lis branded a a
recreant und a knave rsland olT from the al ar i.fT
patriotism I am holier than thou." And yet
these boys s. t themselves up a the ttandard of dc
nroc aey, and say lo t o old democrata, who will
nal support such a man as Horton, "you ro re.
creunlsand kiniett "
How to gel a Aominalloii.
When the debate in the county ronventi n
will not nominate you, get iw.niy-fiv.- of your
friends together in one corner of the county get
the pretended friends of another candidate to de
ceive him irJ then hue a resolution pasaed in
your ftvor. Thi wa the way in which Je C.
Horton g it hirn unination thi i the way John
Mc Kinney was deceived, and lh:s is the pltn of
the would -lie democratic jinfo in It: Forks to de.
stroy the d uuoc raiic parly.
A Mean Trick.
Sheriff G isslcr, a fow dtys fiuco, went to Mr.
Dixon, a genrlcmau in Kuh t.wnship, and t nd. a
vt red 1 1 persuad. tin to vol.) for Horton. Mr. D x
on replied to the ah. riflf that he koe tmt much
about H ni'tn io vote for him. He t-ad he bad
known H rton fir inmv yi ar deaeiiltr d his cha
rae. er, and said be never could v. te f .r smjA a im hi
The sheriff then told him that Mr. Hegins GAM
BLED AND DISA-NK ut much at tlirtun- Gos
sler knew tuat thi was a lie-st foul and infamous
ful-uliood bu- fiudiog that Horton wou'd n-t he
supported where he was ktlowu, thus meaiily lan
dered Mr. IL gtus lo make out Li repi t tliou as
bad as H, no..' Every b.Jy that knows Mr. II
gnu know thai duller u'leicd a fo il.le d r, an.l
we do n. t notieti il f r ihe purp.se of contradicltn
it for il nee J-no contralieti n but to sh w th
p-ojIewhM nrsns ero uI l fircc a i'h-e tilting
contractor into office, Who hns received tlimttnndt
from the public treisdry as " EXTRA PA Y"
for csrrylng the mail, and now wants to go to the
legislature to vo' himself a few thousands . extra
pay for his contract on the canal.
Slianioklii Mrrtlii;.
rmi'i) Arm Aanrict Kxensin.
The me. ting held In Snuffiown, on the 12th ult.,
of which George Mrljer was i hsirm ui.ai d at which
Jesse I. H. rton was recommended f r the Legisla
ture, wc convened upon the I'ollq ving no ice t
A Township meeting wdl l e held st the house
of Fi lix trrh, in the village nrSnulTown, on Sa
turday the 13ih day of Henlernls-r. 1840. for the
purine of taking into consideration whilh r it
woii'd be proptr f..r the ft mding committee lo ca'l
a new tl. legste meetintr. f..r the ptfp se of f. nning
a n. ner.d county l.tkot, a thedeegnta failed on
the 3d itist. to form one. Ad Ihosi liv. rai le. an.l
otheis. are invit.d lo attend. A CITIZEN.
Shatnnk n, Aiinust 3 1st, 184(1.
The vrry respectable names of Elitdi Barton,
J..hn Smi h, Felix Lerch and Jonsthan Woolver
ton, appear in the p:oceed.ngs of this meeting to
sanction the recommendation of Jesse C. Horton.
We hav the authority of the three first named
gcritleo.cn, for declaring that they entinly diap
firove.l i f t .o whole proceedings, and never autho
rised their names lo appear as officers, or in any
way connected with the meeting. Mr. Barton x
prcssly forbade the four friends of Mr. Horton, fiom
sffi.xir.g hia name lo any such recommendation.
Jonathan Woolverton, we are inform. d, is not in
favor i.f Mr. Horton, and never was.
Hogli Teats, Eq, who seems o hsve asi.umed
the direction of k s neighbor's consciences and c
pinions, without their cotifctit, was the master spi
rit on the occasion. He refused to ..l ow Mr. He
gins the opportunity of exhiliiting ihe j tuna s ot
that m-etir g, and proving that he ne tin r voted to
increase the salaries of Ihe judges, to raise the pay
of meinbeis to four doila s, or to i.llow the extra
pay. Hugii Tents, Esq , took this lilter'y of pi c ng
the nam of these g.-i.llt nien in connexion w ith
the proc etlings. Ver ly, we think the good people
of Sharnukin w.ll prsy to be defended from the r
I itrnry rule of one who has named himself dictator,
and acts as if ho were the centre of all authority.
The meeting was not o'cariized until aler 5 o'
clock, P. M., af'et Mr. Hr gins had left the place.
"Slalc C apitol Gaxrllc.''
The etlitors of th -Stite Capitol (!7."tte, an irre-
spot aiblu sheet i f more than doul.tf- I t li.iraeler.
printed at II rrii l'Urg. have thought proper to ob
trude ihenis Ives up m the people of this c tintv,
for r. ssons s obvious, that no one who is acquain
ted wi.h the peculiar cast nd character of these
uxirthie, can fail lo appreciate the purity of the r
motives, or the integrity of their conduct.
Hsvins already, for a brief peri, d, floundered in
a sphere in which they reajied nothing but dishon
or - nd oistrusl. ihey have resolve! to extend th
SM ner.ftheii inglorious Initios lo this couniy, and
for mean and paltry consideration, hae volun
teer! d their setvicea lo trtduee and vilhfy ihe t ha
rscter of C W . Hegins, our Iste inom'er. The'n's
must, indeed, tie a " forlorn hope," who for the re
mole eontir gency ef securing the v to of Jese C.
Horton in the r favor a public printers, can con
descend lo degrade their column to sucli vle pur
pose. Charily m'ght iu.luc us ti euppoe that it was
through ignorunce tht Jr e C. Horton i called by
them, the "regularly nominated cindid tc" No
honorable, irstelliitent democrat in the county pre
sumes to s ly so, even Horton himse f does noi
claun il. We know that '- Mr He.i..' did not act
in accrdsnee with the wislu-aof" these uinlhies
when he rel'u.-e.l to vote in their favor ss public
printers, but gave h vote for the " Keystone," the
firm and tried friends of Gov. Porrer and the demo
cratic p. rty. But the Stale Capitol Gszt'tte is not
altogether alone in the wo k. There aro a fow Lit -dretl
ruts in this and the m ighlv.ring counties,
who, lik themselves, have Itet-n secretly npio-ed to
Governor Porter, and these, lo a man, are nps sed
to Cbarbs W. Hegins, i.uJ ar in fiVi.r of Hor
ton. It was for the benefit of the Milton Ledger an.l
Sui.bury Gazette, wh i are to copy it in o their co
lumns, ih.it this cowardly attack has been made,
anil it whs for this reison thit we end cend to
notice i, as the State Capitol Gazette, we pre
sume, is riot read by fit persons in the county of
NoriliutnU rl md.
Tl eir happening lo knew something shout tho
getting up of this p er," is truly astonishing. In
th place, where the roprietor of tho "American"
are known, iho " gelling up" and conducting tiiis
paper hu never been lo. ked upon a a mystery,
rheg.-tliiig i p of the Americ m, however, we can
assuia them, has been very Jilfoient from th.- " get
tu g up" of, the "t'sto Capitol Gaz ite, as t ur
receipt will show. Thi thing ol " gating op."
c-pecia ly sfter " g tling U -Jr i," shoulj certainly
not be uch a terrible bug bear to certain eJilors.
A few wetkt inec wepubli-bcd an ex ract from
the Mdtoni.an, -hewing th t II. rt n and his fritnds
we e in favor of removing the com tv se.t from
-Sui.bury toNorhumberh.n l. Mr. YU'igrnin sa d
il was fube, aa ho had lead that paper and d .1 not
sec i'. Now we ak every I onest man t lot k ai
the Miltoniail pul lished in the Pilh SepiemlM-r
I at, and see w be her we have not staled the truth
and M . Youngrmn an untru h. The pap.'r can
lie seen at our office at any time.
.W.l It T.V VA . B V It E.y .
We publish in this week' paper, an exeellei.t
1. tier from Mr. Van Buren, in answer to a commit
tee of gentlemen of Philadelphia, res; ecti g I. is
opinion of the tariff, the wagra of lakir, cVe. Il will
be s-t n th tt Mr. Van Buren's views are those of a
sound democrat and true friend of hi country
Let every one who is desirou of knowing th
President' opini hi o t l-J important subject,
tcad .he lettc-.
ra!oiiool Etpoictl.
We publi-h below a refutation of one of the hnn
ilred falsehoods contained in th last Milton Ledger.
The Itdger first vo. bally rharged Mr. Donnell
with having made the assertion, then Mr. Hegins,
next in hi paper, nur.ef snd having Iteen ex
posed In thee tttempi at fa'sehood, he now fixes
the charge on Mr. Dew.rt, and givVs Mr. Ptter
Hsuglinwout, reipectaMe citizen of Ruh town
'iip, s the author. M'. Haunhawout rome nut
pu' licly, and ahowt that the Ledger ha uttered
another falsehood. The Ledger ssy :
"Some further evidence. Fi-r the i-specM ed
:fiction of the Siinlinry Lawyers, we stale that
Lewi D.-wart told Mr. Peter Horhwou, of
Rush t.-wn h p, that Gov, Porter hsd written to
Ctrarles W. Hegins urging hnn to become a ran
didate f..r re-election. Dewart also stated to Mr.
H. thst ne wished lo have Hegins returned to the
Legl-lRtiire, became he wanted Hie Union canal
w idened I '
'Rc.M TowvsHte, Sept. 2S, 1840.
-Ms -sns. Msssitn t5t Eisrit Iwi-h to let you
kn w ihal Mr. Die IT nhiich was wrong, in st. ting
in his Ins) Milton ledger, that I had said that Mr.
Dawatt told me that Govcinor Porter had wiitteu
to Mr. Hegins, urging him to become a randolate
f..r re-t lection. Mr. Dew .rt m ver told me any such
thing, and I never aid he hsd. He said thst ha
h.rd understood that the Governor had expressed a
wish thnt Mr. Hegins would eormi back again. Aa
to the Union canal, Mr. D. wait neve ssid anything
to me almul it, and 1 never told you, nor any one
else, that he hid.
C.Uiiht in a falsi hood again, Mr. Dietf.-nbaeh-e r !
Are you tint ashamed of yourself 1 If you are not,
th.tso who hire you ought to be.
The False CHargcs.
Among the many falsehoods that have been puh
li he.! re-pecting the votes of Mr. Hegins in tho
Legislature, are tbo-e in which it is stated that ho
voted for a ic solution to raise the pay of the mem
b. rs lo four dollars a day, and an act lo add to tha
s.laiies of the judge the sum of $100 per year.
To .how iho utter destitution of truth which char
ncteriz'S the rha g s, we publish to day the
secti ms offered on thte eu j. cts, wi;h the yeas
and ways tl ereon. . It will be perceived thai Mr.
Hegins was opprtse 1 to both these acts a id voted
sgainst thi m. His name is recorded among the
str on both questions, as m .y be seen by the
Jnuri.al, to the r. sp.cuve pnges of which we refer
those who wish tt pur-ne tho exam nation. The
whole list of r. a-ons why Mr. Hegins th utd not
be re electo ', which have been puMished in tho
'L deer" and ''Gazette," ate equally as destitute
if truth, as ill- prominent matters to which we
hsve referred. They are all false and cannot bo
Salaries of the Judges
The Ledger and Sunl.u y Gazette have respec
tively affirmed, that Mr. Hegi a voted to add
$400 to the salaries of the ju.lg . He votko
ao a i a st it, ss the following extract from the
Jou-nul of 18 vol. 1, page 1480, will prove.
The bi I from the Journal, entitled "an act to in
corporate the Easton Iron Company," I cing under
con iilc-ation, Mr. T. S Smith moved to amend
Ihe section by sibling the following words thereto:
"Thot from anil afttr the first day of January
one ibou:ind eight huu.'r. d sntl iliiru-nme, each
of the jutlgesol the Supiem- Court i f this corn
monwe .bh sh ill receive mi addrti n of four hun-d-e.l
dollars Hr annum lo his present a larv, each
of the judge teamed in I lie law of lbs several
eour a of ihe ciry of Philadelphia an increase of
six hundred dollars per annum; etch of Ihe judge
harmd in the law of the several courts in the
county of Allegheny, nn increase ol five hundred
.lollars p r annum, and each of ihe president judges
of the several courts i f comm. m idea wi'hin this
c immonwea'th and tl e president jnr'g. s of ihe dis
trict court composed of iho cnuulies ol Erie, Craw
ford, und enongo, an increase of four hundred dol
lars per annum to their present salaries; so. I
increase to he paid in the same manner iheii present
sul .lies are pay.il.le,
And on tlx question, w II the house agree to to
a men.: 1
The yeas and nays were required by Mr. Rev
nobis and Mr. Hiil of Berks, and aro as follows, viz:
Messrs. Besty, 11 road bend, Bruner, Caratber,
fast I, l'..x, Crahb, J. Cunningham, T. S. Cun
nirigliHin, D Her, Ehrmsn, Field, Funk, Gratz, Hnm
lin, Helll' n-lein, J. H. rr. Hutchin in, Hutcliins,
Kcrulig, Ket lewell, Km'zle, Konijm cher, Lsverty,
Long. M'D.i.vell, M Kinstry.N- ' itt, Peur-ise, Pisy
I'u via .ce, Ittcfitr Json, Kilter, K) an. Sheriff, Sm ill
ol Franklin. 11 It. Smith, T S. S. Siu h, Spatk
man, M' vens, Sturdevsnt, Wut', Way, V ileox,
Zet.m. 45
Messrs. Andi rsnn, Amir. w, Chandler, Colt,
CoolliHiigh, Crtsj iii, Dtre, D mgl is, Evan, Fer-ely,
Flenniken, Goritas. H KG IMS, Hill f Burks Hill,
West'd, Hog.-, Jones, Knrr, Love, Mouteltus, Morti
mer, Morion, Paik, Kamsay, Reynolds, Sclio. ncr.
Shearer, Spr.ilt. Stroht cker, Walhtvn, Woodouru,
Work, Yos', llo, kins, pesker. 3.1."
The name of Mr Hegins is among the nays, sml
thus the f .Isoliood of the charge is made apparent.
Mr. Hegins ha been charged by his opponents
with having voted to raise the wages of the mem
bers of the legislature to roi a dollars a day. Th
news; Bsrrs that pul. bshed tl.esl .n.'cr, Hieroty nrako
t'ie statement, and do not publi-h extracts from this
jou nuts of ihe house, ao it 'o sjiread li e whole pro
ciMiling before the people. The following ia the
b II rb it wa befor th house on the subject, and
Mr. Ilegir voted against it. The act of 1814 te
fetred lo, rai ed ihe wago to fmr dollar per day,
and ihe ret tl 1821 reduced them to three, which i
he price now paid Ut memUr. If lh set of 18il
had be. n resled, and that of 1814 revived, as pro
posed in the fo low ii.g section, the daily tay would
have been raised again lo four dollars. We make
these prt p ratory remarks, that all our readers msy
nnderstmid the quesii- n that was lefore th house.
The S h section of bill No. 338 being bef re the
h u-e, viz: V. I, term 183H-9, pige 848,
ItestJvid, Thai the firt section of an act, rn i
tl.sl sit act r.s'ucing the atlaiies of sundry pubJio
officer-, and ilady py of meni'tera of th Ugi.la
line pawetl January 18 b, A. D. 1821, be, and the
same is hereby repealed, siiJ the said act, to which
this is a supplement, en itbd an act protiJicg fcr
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Topic: Retreat (as in quiet time away) (08/01/05)
TITLE: Garden Of Peace
By Elisabeth Seiter
Close your eyes, take a slow deep breath….that's it. Imagine a garden of beautiful flowers, water fountain, and birds sweetly singing. Place yourself inside a Gazebo with a gentle breeze blowing while you relax and feel Gods presence as He softly caresses your heart. You tell him all your problems, worries, hopes and desires. A song swells inside you and you start humming. Soon those worries seem to fade, and seem less important as you place them at Jesus feet.
You begin the Path of Love. The path which Jesus trod on the way to calvary. As you journey, He lifts your burdens and walks beside you and guides you. He speaks to your heart and comforts you, and you know that this is the Love outpoured for all mankind. There are angels that also accompany you and you can almost feel the brush of their wings as they too pray and sing along the path.
This garden retreat is in my backyard. A few years ago the Lord placed it upon my heart to build the stations of the cross in my yard. After much prayer it came into being. God sent people into my life who helped me in the various stages of development.
It was blessed by the priest, and the Lord himself who came down in the form of a cloud, like in the time of Moses. (The entire story is too long to fit into this spot.)
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You probably didn't realize how much you depend upon your hip until the arthritis began. Arthritis hip pain is a common condition as you get older, and has more than 500 forms. Gradual "wear and tear" produces the inflammation, which is the root cause of the pain and swelling in your body. Osteoarthritis is the most common form of arthritis. It is also called degenerative joint disease.
Osteoarthritis: What is it?
When inflammation and injury cause cartilage tissue to break down, you experience swelling, pain, and possibly deformity. Why?
The process has to do with the function of cartilage tissue. Cartilage tissue is a material protecting the bone on joints. Quite simply, it´s a shock absorber made up of water and proteins. Because of its flexible nature, it can change shape when it is compressed, allowing you to carry out weight-bearing exercises including walking, jumping, running, etc. Osteoarthritis occurs over the course of years, as cartilage slowly wears down under the pressure of normal weight-bearing activities. Cartilage does not replace itself. For this reason, arthritis hip pain especially (since hips are one of the biggest weight-bearers in the body) is a common condition in older people.
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Tuesday, August 31, 2010
This is on tonight...
This was so amazing. He is such a great actor and I love at the end where David Letterman give him a HUG. Awwww.
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Monday, August 30, 2010
He wins the JEEP for his wife!
So Brian takes his two littlest boys to the JEEP give away while his wife Krista is at work! She qualified so many weeks ago...and he ends up WINNING the JEEP! I had so much fun calling her and telling her he won the JEEP for her! She thought I was lying! Poor thing...I would never kid about something like that!
Thanks to all the great listeners who came out to try and win the JEEP! We had such a fun time...and we can't wait to do it again next year!
Thanks to all the great listeners who came out to try and win the JEEP! We had such a fun time...and we can't wait to do it again next year!
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Wednesday, August 25, 2010
This was wild...
Do the contestants of the show have to pay for the production or do they just say what they want and the producers get it all set up for them? This has to be TONS of money! This guy is WILD.
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Friday, August 6, 2010
Woah....New Eminem and Rihanna...
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A great group of boys...
So, this team won their district, they went on to win the State Tournament, and then went on the ride of their lives to the Midwest Regionals. After over a week in Indiana they ended up in the Championship game against Ohio. It was an amazing game with a lot of heart and soul put into it! They ended up losing right at the end 7 to 5.
The best part about this ride to the World Series...these boys are the nicest kids I have been around EVER. There was not one ego on this team. They really had something special. They way they brought each other up when they were down, they way they celebrated each others successes...it was incredible! They really became friends and I think they will remember this experience for the rest of their lives. The coaches deserve a huge trophy for they way they approached these boys. They were such teachers of the game. They had nothing but patients and respect! The coaches really believed in these boys! I have so much respect and appreciation for their hard work...these coaches gave up a lot of vacation days, money, time, sweat and some tears right at the end. I could never say thank you enough! I think we really made some great new friends. What a ride...
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Selected Cigarette Smoking Initiation and Quitting Behaviors Among High School Students -- United States, 1997
The continuum of smoking behavior among children and adolescents can be described in stages of preparation, trying, experimentation, regular smoking, and nicotine dependence or addiction (1). Persons who have smoked can discontinue at any stage, but quitting becomes more difficult as smokers progress through the continuum and become increasingly dependent on nicotine (1,2). Nicotine addiction is characterized by a physiologic need for nicotine, including a tolerance for nicotine, withdrawal symptoms if an attempt is made to quit, and a high probability of relapse after quitting (1). To determine the prevalence of selected cigarette smoking initiation and quitting behaviors among youth, CDC analyzed data from the 1997 Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS). Findings indicate that among U.S. high school students in 1997, 70.2% had tried cigarette smoking. Among students who had ever tried cigarette smoking, 35.8% went on to smoke daily. Among those who had ever smoked daily, 72.9% had ever tried to quit smoking and 13.5% were former smokers.
YRBS, a component of CDC's Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System (3), biennially measures the prevalence of priority health risk behaviors among youth through representative national, state, and local surveys. The 1997 national YRBS used a three-stage cluster-sample design to obtain a representative sample of 16,262 students in grades 9-12 in the 50 states and the District of Columbia. The school response rate was 79%, the student response rate was 87%, and the overall response rate was 69%. Data were weighted to provide national estimates, and SUDAAN{Registered} * was used to calculate standard errors for determining 95% confidence intervals (CIs). Students completed a self-administered questionnaire that included questions about lifetime and current cigarette use, ever-daily cigarette use, and attempts to quit smoking. Lifetime smokers were defined as students who had ever tried smoking cigarettes, even one or two puffs. Current smokers were defined as students who smoked cigarettes on greater than or equal to 1 of the 30 days preceding the survey. Ever-daily smokers were defined as students who reported that they had "ever smoked cigarettes regularly, that is, at least one cigarette every day for 30 days." Quit attempts were determined from the question "Have you ever tried to quit smoking cigarettes?" Former cigarette smokers were defined as ever-daily smokers who were not current smokers. The number of persons from racial/ethnic groups other than non-Hispanic black, non-Hispanic white, and Hispanic was too small for meaningful analysis.
The prevalence of lifetime smoking was 70.2% (95% CI= plus or minus 1.9) overall and did not vary by sex, race/ethnicity, or grade in school (Table_1). More than one third of students (35.8%) who had tried cigarette smoking reported ever smoking daily (Table_1). Ever-daily smoking was highest among white students (41.7%), followed by Hispanic students (24.5%), and black students (14.9%).
Almost three fourths (72.9% {95% CI= plus or minus 2.7}) of ever-daily smokers had tried to quit smoking (Table_1). Among ever-daily smokers, females (77.6%) were more likely than males (68.7%) and white students (76.0%) were more likely than Hispanic students (61.9%) to report ever having tried to quit. Among ever-daily smokers, 13.5% were former smokers (Table_1).
Reported by: Office on Smoking and Health, and Div of Adolescent and School Health, National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, CDC.
Editorial Note
Editorial Note: As with other drug addictions, nicotine dependence is a progressive, chronic, and relapsing disorder (1). The optimal public health strategy is to prevent tobacco use completely or to intervene as early in the smoking behavior continuum as possible. Once adolescents have established a pattern of regular use, their behavior is usually compelled by nicotine dependence as well as social factors. Efforts are needed to help youth break the cycle of addiction and prevent the disability and death associated with tobacco use.
Initiation and quitting behaviors suggest areas for intervention and research. For example, the incidence of lifetime ever smoking among adolescents declined in the mid-1970s and early 1980s, but increased from 1991 to 1994 (4), suggesting that this behavior is modifiable. Cigarette advertising and promotion, smoking by adults and older siblings, access to cigarettes, price of cigarettes, peer pressure, and the degree of exposure to effective counteradvertising and school-based prevention programs can influence patterns of initiation (1,2).
The findings in this report are consistent with previous studies that indicate approximately 33%-50% of persons who try smoking cigarettes escalate to regular patterns of use (1). The 1990-1992 National Comorbidity Survey estimated that 23.6% of persons aged 15-24 years who ever used cigarettes progressed to the final stage in the smoking behavior continuum (i.e., nicotine dependence). This conversion rate (i.e., from any use to dependence) was similar to conversion rates for use of cocaine (24.5%) and heroin (20.1%) (5). Although indicators of dependence increase with the frequency of smoking among youth, many less-than-daily smokers experience symptoms of nicotine withdrawal when they attempt to quit (6).
Differences described in this report in the rate of conversion from trying a cigarette to daily use may explain some of the racial/ethnic differences in current smoking prevalence estimates among youth (7,8). Black adolescents who try cigarette smoking may experience greater social disapproval regarding their smoking behavior than white adolescents (8). Among ever-daily smokers, white students were more likely than Hispanics students and female students were more likely than male students to have attempted to quit smoking during high school. Investigation of the influence of early quit attempts on long-term success is needed.
The findings in this report are subject to at least three limitations. First, these data apply only to youth who attend high school and, therefore, are not representative of all persons in this age group. In 1996, 6% of persons aged 16-17 years were not enrolled in a high school program and had not completed high school (7). Second, more detailed measures of cessation (i.e., current interest in quitting, recent quit attempts, and longest time abstinent from cigarettes) could not be examined because they were not included in the survey. Third, a cross-sectional survey can measure only the prevalence of various stages in the smoking behavior continuum. Transitions through the stages of smoking behavior are best studied with a longitudinal research design.
Most young persons who smoke regularly are already addicted to nicotine, and the experience of addiction is similar to that among adults (1). Although approximately 70% of adolescent smokers regret ever starting (9), success rates have been low in the few cessation programs designed for young persons that have reported quit rates at follow-up (13%) (10). Adolescents are difficult to recruit for formal cessation programs and, when enrolled, are difficult to retain in the programs (1). In September 1997, CDC conducted the first Workgroup on Youth Tobacco Use Cessation to discuss strategies to stimulate research on tobacco-use cessation programs. Tobacco-use cessation programs are being evaluated in schools, health-maintenance organizations, and state health departments and feature adolescent team competitions, pharmacologic agents, telephone counseling, and cooperative learning. Evaluations of these efforts will assist in developing tobacco-use cessation programs for youth that can be used nationwide.
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TABLE 1. Percentage of high school students* who reported selected cigarette smoking initiation and quitting behaviors, by sex, race/ethnicity, and grade -- United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 1997 ================================================================================================================================================================================ Lifetime Lifetime smokers who Ever-daily smokers Former smokers+ have ever smoked who have ever tried smokers** daily& to quit smoking@ ------------------------------ ------------------------------ ------------------------------- ----------------------------- Category % (95% CI++) % (95% CI) % (95% CI) % (95% CI) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sex Male 70.9 (+/-1.9) 34.7 (+/-2.6) 68.7 (+/- 5.5) 13.0 (+/-3.0) Female 69.3 (+/-2.6) 37.1 (+/-4.1) 77.6 (+/- 2.6) 14.0 (+/-3.4) Race/Ethnicity&& White,non-Hispanic 70.4 (+/-2.3) 41.7 (+/-2.4) 76.0 (+/- 2.3) 13.4 (+/-3.4) Black,non-Hispanic 68.4 (+/-4.4) 14.9 (+/-2.6) 64.8 (+/- 9.0) 16.9 (+/-6.0) Hispanic 75.0 (+/-2.7) 24.5 (+/-3.5) 61.9 (+/- 8.3) 14.3 (+/-5.4) Grade 9 67.7 (+/-5.1) 35.7 (+/-5.3) 66.1 (+/-11.5) 17.8 (+/-4.1) 10 70.0 (+/-3.9) 34.9 (+/-4.5) 77.3 (+/- 5.7) 14.6 (+/-5.6) 11 68.8 (+/-3.1) 37.1 (+/-4.4) 73.2 (+/- 6.2) 10.0 (+/-3.7) 12 73.7 (+/-4.1) 35.5 (+/-3.9) 74.4 (+/- 4.2) 12.4 (+/-2.9) Total 70.2 (+/-1.9) 35.8 (+/-2.6) 72.9 (+/- 2.7) 13.5 (+/-2.8) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- * N=16,262. + Ever tried cigarette smoking, even one or two puffs. & Ever tried cigarette smoking, even one or two puffs, and have ever smoked at least one cigarette every day for 30 days. @ Have ever smoked at least one cigarette every day for 30 days and have ever tried to quit smoking. Excludes data from 55 students who reported that they had never tried to quit, but did not smoke on any of the 30 days preceding the survey. ** Have ever smoked at least one cigarette every day for 30 days and did not smoke on any of the 30 days preceding the survey. Excludes data from 55 students who reported that they had never tried to quit, but did not smoke on any of the 30 days preceding the survey. ++ Confidence interval. @@ Numbers for racial groups other than whites and blacks were too small for meaningful analysis. ================================================================================================================================================================================
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Acupuncture refers to the insertion of special needles through the skin into underlying tissues at strategic points known as acupuncture points. Acupuncture is used to alleviate pain and to treat many diseases. It has been practiced in China for more than two thousand years.
According to principles of traditional Chinese medicine, vital energy, known as Qi, flows through a complex system of meridians throughout the body and maintains health and life. The body is viewed as a dynamic system of organs connected by the flow of Qi within the meridians. Illness results from the improper flow of Qi through the meridians.
The proper flow of Qi may be restored by the insertion of fine needles at properly selected combinations of the 365 classical acupuncture points which are located along the meridians. The improved energy flow produced but acupuncture results in stimulation of the body's natural healing abilities and promotion of physical well-being.
Modern scientific research suggest that needling acupuncture points stimulates the body to release chemicals into the nervous system and into the bloodstream, These chemicals change the experience of pain and trigger the release of other chemicals which influence the body's internal regulatory systems.
Medical acupuncture is the term used to describe acupuncture performed by a doctor fully licensed in Western Medicine who has also had through training in acupuncture as a specialty practice. Such a physician is able to integrate both Western medicine and acupuncture to treat illness.
Acupuncture may be used as an adjunct to other medical treatments in many disorders. The world health organization and national institutes of health recognize that acupuncture may benefit a wide range of medical problems including.
The primary advantage of acupuncture treatment is its safety. Acupuncture usually does not produce any side effects. We use only sterile, disposable, stainless steel needles in our clinic. There is no risk of acquiring transmissible, blood borne diseases from the acupuncture treatments.
Acupuncture needles are very thin, solid, and stainless steel. The point its smooth (not hollow with cutting edges like hypodermic needle). Insertion through the skin is not as painful as when using a hollow needle. Each individual experiences acupuncture needling differently. Most feel only minimal pain as the needles are inserted, and some feel no pain at all. Once the needles are in place, no pain is felt.
It is common during acupuncture treatment to experience a peculiar feeling, known as "obtaining the Qi," at the site of needle insertion. This sensation is produced by the stimulation of acupuncture points and resolves after treatment.
The number of treatments differs from person to person. For complex to long-standing conditions, repeated treatments may be needed. Acute problems usually require fewer visits.
In the past two thousand years, more people have been successfully treated with acupuncture than with all other health modalities combined. Acupuncture is currently practiced in Asia and Europe. It is becoming more widely practiced in the United States. Acupuncture treatments can be given in conjunction with conventional western medicine.
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MIDDLEBURY, Vt. -- No. 5 nationally ranked Middlebury opened the 2013 season with a decisive 20-4 victory over the Bates women's lacrosse team on Saturday, in the Bobcats' NESCAC opener.
The Panthers (1-0, 1-0) broke open a 2-1 game by closing out the first half on an 11-0 run.
The Bobcats (0-2, 0-1) play back-to-back top 10 teams this weekend, facing eighth-ranked Amherst on Sunday at 1:30pm.
The Panthers used an effective crease attack, scoring numerous goals from point-blank range, including the game's first two goals. Laurel Pascal scored the first of her three goals on a set-up from Michaela Colbert at 29:34. Fifty-nine seconds later, Emma Kramer put a quick-stick shot past Bates first-year goalie Hanna Jeffrey (Greenwich, Conn.) on a set-up by Ellen Halle.
The Bobcats made it a 2-1 game at 25:59 on a free position score by sophomore Emma Getsinger (Darien, Conn.), before the Panthers unleashed their 11-0 run to close the half. Margaret Souther scored all four of her goals during the run, including the final goal of the half. Halle added five points with two more goals and three helpers, as Colbert and Pascal each scored during the burst.
Leading 13-1 to start the second half, Pascal capped her hat trick at 28:22 on a free position shot. Bates followed when first-year Moriah Greenstein (Glenmont, N.Y.) found the net on an assist from junior Wally Pierce (Weston, Mass.) at 25:20. Halle scored the next two for Middlebury, before Souther set-up Kramer at 19:27 for a 17-2 lead.
Greenstein assisted on Bates sophomore Kathy Yannopoulos' (Simsbury, Conn.) goal at 14:00, before Alice Pfeifer assisted on the next two Panther goals. Chrissy Ritter finished the Middlebury scoring at 6:32 on an unassisted tally and a 20-3 lead. Yannopoulos capped the scoring for both teams at 3:18 with a free position goal, for a 20-4 final
Halle's four goals and four assists led all scorers, while Souther netted four and dished one assist. Alyssa Palomba made three saves for the Panthers while collecting two game-highs with five ground balls and three caused turnovers.
Yannopoulos finished with two goals for Bates, while Greenstein added a goal and an assist. Jeffrey took the loss in net for the Bobcat,s allowing 19 goals while making 11 saves in 51:42. Sophomore Jill Conway (Andover, Mass.) allowed one goal in 8:18 of action.


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CONFUSED motorists have appealed after they were fined while using a Highland Council car park in Inverness – despite believing fees were not in operation at the time.
Reader Dileas Crawford from Daviot contacted the Highland News after she attended an event at Eden Court on Sunday afternoon, parking her car at the nearby Highland Council headquarters on Glenurquhart Road.
"The machines all had black bags covering them so we just thought they either weren't working or there was no charging because it was a Sunday," she said.
"When we came back out a couple of hours later we found we had been given a ticket for £60, or £30 if we paid within 14 days."
Mrs Crawford said there was a traffic warden nearby and when she asked him for an explanation he said the machines weren't accepting card payments, but spaces should still have been paid for with cash.
Mrs Crawford is now appealing against her ticket, but yesterday a council spokeswoman insisted all machines are clearly marked.
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Manan;A business rivals new love story (Episode 40)
Soha is Manik's class mate she was the who did photoshoot of fsb5 in which Nandini and navya sneeked. There was a rumour in college that Manik and Soha are pair. Nandini got a jerk by seeing her everyone in house welcomed her.
Nandini is silent her sixth scence is warning her something is going to happen. She took glass of water to drink but it fell down the sound made her shiver nyionika held her "Nandu! What happened?"
"Nothing mom just it slipped"
"Come sit"
Nandini took a place Manik's car entered Nandini's heart is beating like hell
Manik came he was expecting Nandini at the lane by not seeing her got upset a little and entered house and saw Soha then he thought "oho! That's why she didn't come" he looked her and smiled she smiled back
"Hai Manik!"
"Hai Soha what a surprise I don't know you are coming?"
"Actually now a days you are seen daily on chanals so thought of meeting you"
"Actually marriage was done in hurry so I didn't get time to mail you. When did you return from Paris? How was your show"
"Fine manik" "okay! Let's get freshed up. Then we will talk leisurely" manik got up from chair soha went to guest room manik took his laptop and went to room
Manik is eager to see nandini , he thought she is following him but not.she is just standing still
Manik called her "chutki"
Nandini wrapped up her thoughts and went room
Manik hugged her tight she too with a fear of loosing him.
"When you missed somuch then why didn't you join me"
"Never leave me alone this time I can't" she got tears in her eye
Manik took her face in arms and looked into eyes and asked "you missed me this much o my god! Iam impressed nandini malhotra"
She smiled.
"I will just fresh up and come and I will say you how much I missed you and your food, iam hungry"
"I will sever food you just come fast"
At dinning table:
Manik and soha are eating nandini is serving nyionika is near by hall going through some papers
"Manik! Whatever happened I understand it's just for revenge and I know you well, being kind heart doesn't mean that you should spoil your total life along with me by adjusting with her. If she don't have choice to go I don't mind her staying here but let us get married officially" soha spoked in her sweat voice
Manik got shocked hearing this from her
Nyionika sent her assistant out and came to table "what the hell did you talk now" screamed
"Aunty! Please cut the crap of this drama everyone in world knows that it's nothing then revenge and look at her she is so dum…."
"Shut up! Soha! You are talking about Mrs.Nandini manik malhotra mind your tongue"
"She is Mrs.nandini manik malhotra till I come now she is just nandini murthy"
"Who the hell said you that I will marry you"
"Since from college we are together"
"Did I ever proposed you?"
"You are not such type that we both know"
"You are miss understood my friendship miss soha parthasaradi I never loved you nor I will"
"Manik look if you think that you are guilty just pay her and we will look for a best guy get her re married"
"Soha!" Manik shouted nyionika held him tight nandini just ran to backyard her tears are flowing she is shevering
Everyone in the house came out nyionika order Sheela to look nandini
"Soha you just go to your room"
Nyionika ordered
"No! Let him shout aunty he had rights to shout at me"
Manik kept his hands on ears he just screamed out "aaaaaaaaaa"
"If it is a man in your place God sware I would have killed him before I loose my nuts go back"
"Manik whatever happens iam not going anywhere I will marry you"
Manik lost his temper and was about hit her Arnav shouted "manik she is mad why do you loose temper. You go out let me handle"
Manik just walked out took his car went out
Manik's brain is ready burst how much hard he tried he is unable to control went to his secret place where nandini and manik went on their frist date he took guitar and started to play soha's words are ringing in his ears.
It was almost late night manik returned home. Nyionika ran to him, " have you lost can't you pick my call go to nandini frist …" Nyionika was about to complete her sentence he ran to his room
Nandini is in other room sitting in sofa keeping her legs up head on her knees thinking something manik took deep breath "how could I forget nandini shitt"
Manik was about to call her nyionika stopped him "she is mum from that time iam scared."
"What?" Manik was shocked
"Chutki!" Manik called her, she didnot respond manik hugged her
"Can I ask you one thing" nandini spoke
"Yes! " manik answered eagerly
"Can you please send me away"
Nyionika eyes rolled tears .manik too
"Nandu! Look it's your house iam your husband nobody can send you out please nandu don't do this"
Manik cried
Nandini just walked away and slept. She has only one question in mind "every time same question where do I belong to? In this world no one is mine? Iam all alone every time thrown away."
Manik hit the glass table with hand it broke into pieces, he got hurt. Nyionika stood there calm
Arnav and all came they tried hard to console them.
Next day soha directly came to manik room
Manik is sitting in sofa catching his head nandini is in bed
"Good morning manik!"
Listening to soha's voice nandini got up and about to go manik held her hand tight
"Nandu! Don't look if today you walk away from here what I will do you cant even imagine"
Nandini looked him
Manik is in worst condition his anger is on top floor she scared stood still
"Manik! Let her go I need to talk" soha took his hand manik threw her hand in anger
"Get out of my room"
"It's our room manik" she sat on bed. Manik looked at nandini "just walk with me"
Both walked down soha was shouting he took her to nyionika's room
"Mom! I need to talk to nandini can you please excuse us"
Nyionika went out
Manik took nandini and held to wall
"What do you think about me? I kidnapped you iam a goonds? How dare you want to go away from me I will kill you if again say that and how dare you think that I and soha …,"
" she is correct for you.,"manik slapped nandini, he totally lost his scenes he throwed nandini on bed removed his t-shirt and came on me forcefully kissed her on neck she is struggling still he kissed her face, lips, neck, playing with her body. Nandini when just started enjoying his moves don't know but she is just lost in him
Manik slowly kissed her and spoke in ears "now say do you think I need to answer any of your dirty questions which are rolling in your mind?"
"No" nandini nodded
"Look nandu until and unless you fight for yourself nobody can help you. It's you who has to fight soha is talking crap because you didn't open your mouth being silent does work every time. Go and throw that dirt out and iam not sorry for the slap nor for this wild kisses" manik got up from her and explained " frist one for your madness you spoke and second one I have full authority to be wild with you and iam sure you to enjoyed"
Nandini felt totally relaxed for frist time manik was right she felt
Nandini opened the door called her assistant she came running
"Book a room in hotel for soha! Check that she should get best facilities"
Soha shouted "how dare!"
"Don't you dare soha! It's my place if you want to check your wish"
"In tenmins I need my house clean so send her fast" she walked to her room. nyionika like a child danced shouting manik smiled
" what was that you did in my room whole story changed?"
"Some devil go away with slap I did so"
Nyionika shocked "what the hell are you talking?"
"Yes mom she is in shock I had to get her back so I did and don't worry from now on your bahu is dam ….. " manik got diverted from his dialogues
Soha went away forcedly
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Minnie Endsley m. 1894 IA
Seeking info Minnie ENDSLEY m. 2 Jan 1894 Onawa, Monona Co.,IA to Joseph LAMB. She apparently had a daughter named Ellen ENDSLEY. Was she married to a Mr. ENDSLEY prior to marriage to Joseph LAMB or was dau born out of marriage? She died 5 May 1896 Onawa, Monona Co., IA. Any info appreciated.


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Dunsparce should become Normal/Dragon but that's a conversation for another time. I would much rather prefer Ash to get Butterfree than a Dunsparce.
Hopefully Cilan gets his hands on a new pokemon during da. but at the very least I'm. hoping for a couple of moveset changes
- Solar Beam
- Seed Bomb
- Dig
- Rock tomb/ bite
- Thunder
- Mud Bomb
- Sludge Bomb
- Scald.
As for Ash I'm hoping for a few new moves for some pokemon (ideally oshawott and Scraggy) and an evolution or two (scraggy and bodlore for preference)
Not expecting anything for Iris, except maybe a new move for Axew
While I'm here gonna have a go at predicting clairs team
- Dragon Rush
- Hurricane
- Aqua Rail
- Hyper Beam
- Twister
- Hydro Pump
- Brine
- Icy Wind/ Ice Beam
- Bite
- Dragon Rage
- Thrash
- Aqua Tail
- Dragon Claw
- Dig
- Take Down
- Stone Edge
- Dragon Tail
- Chip Away/Revenge
- Night Slash
- Outrage
Emolga VS. Gyarados
Axew VS. Druddigon/Kingdra
Dragonite VS. Kingdra/Druddigon
Excadrill VS. Dragonite
I'm also just gonna go out on a limb here and say I think that the Gible in the merchandise could belong to Clair.
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Originally Posted by Thrive
Gible vs Axew - Axew
Dragonite vs Axew - Dragonite
Dragonite vs Dragonite - Clairs Dragonite.
that's why I'm predicting Clair with Gible. It's something that Axew could realistically beat
Although depending on how long Clairs around i could see other battles like Dragonite/Axew vs Shiny Druddigon
Dragonair VS. Axew
Dragonite VS. Excadrill(Because I don't wanna see two Dragonite face off against each other to be honest and Excadrill could use a nice win, he's dealt with Haxorus who definitely stronger than Clair's Dragonite imo.)
Druddigon VS. Dragonite
Emolga VS. Gyarados(Double advantage, done.)
Gible could still be Ash's. He could get Gible in his party so Clair can help teach him new moves.
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Best Wishes Rewrite - Ferris Wheel shipping story, Team Rocket vs Team Plasma action (Disclaimer: No Iris)
Sun/Moon Rewrite - A standalone story with a new lead. (Coming soon)
Since this argument can be applied to everything about all the shows, video games, and movies, we watch.
Making these forums completely pointless.
"I speculate" "I think" "My opinion"
Doesn't matter what you speculate, think or what your opinion is.
Seriously, way to make everything pointless. I guess these forums should close down, so should everything even minutely related.
I guess we all have to be mindless robots. Oh well.
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I honestly didn't even know that a Gible was going to appear soon; does anyone have the receipts? I'm just honestly curious as I haven't kept up with the latest information. I'm also curious about any other Pokemon that may appear in future episodes; especially Zorua since we saw a Pokemon that looked like it evolving in one of the episode previews.
Anyway, Excadrill would be in almost the same exact position that Pikachu was against it. Having only two moves that would do damage at all. "Dig a hole" to avoid will only get it so far. Really, I see Dragonite getting a win. Excadrill has beaten two Plasma Pokemon already, if anything he might be a fall-guy.
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I could see Drill Run working against Dragonite, don't see why Exca can't launch himself into the air and pile-drive Dragonite.
Anyway, Excadrill would be in almost the same exact position that Pikachu was against it. Having only two moves that would do damage at all. "Dig a hole" to avoid will only get it so far. Really, I see Dragonite getting a win. Excadrill has beaten two Plasma Pokemon already, if anything he might be a fall-guy.
I find Clair slightly stronger than Drayden, to be honest (I always found her harder to beat than Drayden due to her Kingdra, but that's irrelevant). Her Dragonair was beast. It managed to go toe-to-toe with a rampaging Dragonite and gave a lot of problems to Charizard. If it really evolved into a Dragonite, I can imagine it being quite the powerhouse, together with Gyarados and Kingdra.
Also remember that she's Lance's cousin. Probably the Dragon Mastery is a family gift.
However, only time can tell.
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