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* — two dollars per annum in advance j inserted at 1 per square for the first l advert1361 h subsequent insertion court or ■j25^sr^r1emhi^er 00r_r _ f ooi er cent will be made to those gffg ' i family picture bv judge longstreet , t inscribe a georgia family it is a . ■specimen of georgia families gener 11 the heads of which are parents of jh sense pood morals and well improv " ind f sure here are in geor as many notions about parental gov *"' l nt as there are in any countrv and . nractice as various as the opinions — if ie parents exercise no government at ii others confine themselves exclusively ' the government of the tongue ; and oth role hy l'10 ro a'one '* ul by far the . r<rer class blend tbese several modes of vernment and prefer the one or the oth ■according to times and circumstances rp0 this class belonged mr and mrs but ■. the heads of the family which i am hoot to describe gilbert was the chris ui name of the husband and eliza of .:'. wife i was intimately acquainted tfith them both before their union : anfl fas ever afterwards admitted to their household with the freedom of one of its members — indeed i was a connection of one of them th v had been married about eight months when a dull november evening onversation turned upon raising chil ren by the way eliza said gilbert • jhave been thinking for some time past rchanging views with you upon this abject ; and there never can bn a better lime than now while abraham is with us whose opinions vve both respect and who will act as umpire between us well said eliza ' let me hear yours ' if we should ever be blessed with chil vn eliza blushed a little let it be a fundamental law between us that neither nf us ever interfere with the discipline ol ie oilier eiiher by look word or action in the presence of the children to that rule i most heartily subscribe 1 when a child is corrected by one of u let not the other extend to it the least condolence or sympathy in that also you have my hearty con currence • let us never correct a child in a pas sion the propriety of that rule 1 fully ad mit hui i fear that i shall not always be able to conform to its requisition 1 will however endeavor to do so well if you will do your best i shall be satisfied bet us as far as it is practicable in troduce among our children the univer sally admitted principles of good govern meni among men thnt is a very indefinite rule husband i know very little of the principles of good governmeni among men and much less of those which are universally admitted will 1 will be a little more specific 1 believe it isuniversally admitted thai laws should precede punishment : and thai none uld he punished who are incapable ol understanding the law in accordance with these principles 1 would never pun ish a child who is incapable of distin guishing between right and wrong nor until ho shall have been forewarned of lhe wrong and taught to avoid it these principles seem very reasonable tome said eliza but they can never be applied to children if you tlo not correct achild until it is old enough to learn from precept the dill rence between right and wrong there will be no living in the house with it i'or the first live or six years of its le.and no controlling it afterwards gilbert received these views ol his wife wh some alarm and entered upon a long argument to convince her that they were erronedus she maintained her own very well hut gilbert had certainly the advan tage of her in the argument all he could ay however did not in the least shake hei confidence in her opinion 1 was at length appealed to and i gave judgment in favor of gilbert well said she 1 never was better satisfied ot any thins in my life than i am liat you are both wrong but let us com promise ibis matter i'll agree to this f ever i correct a child before it is old enough to receive instruction from pre c(>pt and you do not approve of my con duct 1 will then promise vou never to do the lik0 again well said gilbert that is very fair 011(1 more i uie wiil settle the fundamen d and we may safely trust all others to tare adjustment let us never address d^r children in the nonsensical gibberish •' is so universally prevalent among pa v-ani particularly among mothers — is very silly in the fust place and ir pfeatly retards a child's improvement in • s c md — were it not for this 1 have n°uouh children would speak tlieir mo ter tongue as correctly at four yearsold asthey do a sixteen eliza smiled and observed that this a small matter that it had also tetter he left to future adjustment to lbi*s gilbert rather reluctantly assented about two months after this conversa wo gilbert was blessed with a line son jom he named john james gilbert after we two grandfathers and himself — a pro ju*ion of names which he had cause af tprwards to repent just fourteen months and six days there i jer he was blessed with a tine daughter eliza named ann francis eliza *"** the two grandmothers anil herself i atu-'ut " m"m'is thereafter he received . urd blessing like unto thc lirst ; which i " tiled george henry after his two bro tl ■i months and nineteen days af jr uie birth of george a fourth blessing gilded upon gilbert in the form of a this took the name of william justus alter two brothers of his wife za now made a long rest of nineteei the carolina watchman bruner & james ) _, .. . _ > " keep a check utoh all your editors 4 proprietors v .. s . fe ., c new series rvleks } number 26 of volume ii salisbury n c october 25 1845 months four days and five hours i speak from the family record when by way of amend she presented her husband a pair of blessings as soon as his good fortune was made known to him gilbert express ed a regret that he had not reserved his own name until now in order that tbe twins might bear his own name and mine seeing this could not be be bestowed my name upon the lirst horn and gave me lhe privilege of naming tbe second as i consider ' a good name rather to be chosen than great riches i called the innominate after isaac the patriarch and a beloved uncle of mine in this very triumphant and laudable manner did mrs butler close tbe list ol hei sons she now turned her attention to daugh ters and in the short space of live years produced three that a queen might have been proud ot tlieir names in lhe order of their births were louisa rebecca and sarah it was one of mrs butler's max ims ' if yon have any thing to do do it at once and she seemed to be governed by this maxim in making up her family lor sarah completed the number of children john was about a year old when i was again a gilbert's for the evening lie was seated by the supper table with the child iu hisarms ad dressing some remarks to me when i called his attention to the child who was just in the act of putting ihis lingers into lhe blaze of the caudle — l jilbert jerked him away suddenly ; which iso incensed master john james gilbert h t li.it he screamed insufferably gilbert itossed him patted him ; but he could not bdislraet his attention from the candle — bile moved him out of sight of the lumi bminary but that only made matters worse bile now commenced his first lesson in the fl principles of good government he bbrought the child towards the candle and bthe nearer it approached the more paci blied it became the child extended its barm to catch the blaze and gilbert bore bit slowly towards the llame until the hand icamc nearly in contact with it when he bsnatched it away crying ' bunny linnies !' iwhich is by interpretation you'll burn lyour lingers !' eliza and i exchanged isuiiles but neither of us said any thing i the child construed this into wanton itenzing and became if possible more ob 1st re penn is than ever gilbert now resort led to another expedient he put his own lingers into the blaze withdrew them sud llenly blew them shook them aud give levery sign of acute agony this not onl iquictcd but delighted the child who sig iniiicd to him to do it again he instant ly perceived what was practically de imonstrated the minute afterwards thai he child was putting a most dangerou interpretation upon his last illustration | le determined therefore not to repeat it if he child not satisfied with the sport,de lermined to repeat it himself which the j fatliei opposing he began to reach and hsrv as before there was but one expe himcnt left ; and that was to let the child heel the flame a little this he resolved o try but how to conduct it properly was hiot so easily settled it would not do to lillow the infant to put his hand into the hilaze ; because it would burn too little or lim much he therefore resolved to direct hhe hand to a point so near the llame that hi he increasing heat would induce the child in withdraw his hand himself accord ingly he liroiight the extended arm slowly howards the flame the child becoming hmpnticnt with every moment's postpone h-icnt of its gratification until the hand h-ame within about an inch of tin wick hwhen he held the child stationary but hjohn would not let his hand remain sta htionary nor at the chosen point he kept hsnatching at the candle till finding all his hetibi-ts fruitless he threw himself violent |\ back gave his father a tremendous hthuinp on the nose with the back of bis hm-.mm and kicked and screamed most out h ' you little rascal said gilbert i've a hgood mind to give you a good spanking h give him to me said mrs butler h ' you'd belter not take him said gil hliert in an under tone ' while he is in such hi passion ' no danger she said ; ' hand him to | h '.' as she received him ' hush sir !' said isiie very sharply ; and lhe child hushed and was asleep in a few minutes m ' strange said mr butler how much the mother acquires control ovei la child than the father ■' not at all said mrs butler ' yon have controlled him as easily as i i'ml if you had given him the same lesson that i did he got in just such m uproar the other day and finding noth ing else would quiet him 1 spanked it out i him and i have had no more trouble quieting him since ' 1 begin to think butler said i ' that ll-'j.i/a was right in the only points of dif between you touching the man of children i observed that you the child just now in the gib llierish you so much condemned.before you a father : and though it seemed enough especially in you i ithink it would bave appeared still more if you had said to a child so - john mv son do not put your fin i_er.s into the llame of the candle it will ll.nm them and your expedient has you the absolute impossibility of governing children of very tender years i by prescribed rules i am half inclined to youropinion.'said i butler ' eliza's discipline has performed i several irood offices it has relieved us i of john's insufferable noise it has taught i him to control his temper at its first ap i pearance and it learned bim the meaning i ofa (* hush which will often supply the i place of correction and always forewarn i bim of desires unlawful long before tbe second son arrived at i the reasoning age gilbert abdicated un i reservedly in favor of his wife ; content 1 ing himself with the subordinate station i of her ministerial officer ; in which he ex 1 ecuted her orders in cases requiring more i physical strength than she possessed i passing over the intermediate period 1 1 i now introduce lhe reader to this family i after most of the children had reached the i age of reason iu contemplating thel i scene which i am about to sketch he \\ illl ibe pleased to turn his thought occasional i ily to gilbert's principles of good govern-^b i ment i sarah was about two years and a half^b lold when gilbert invited me to break fast m i with him one december morning near the i i christmas holidays it was lhe morning^b i ip|)ointed lor his second killing of hogsr^b i which as lhe southern reader knows is ib i sort of carnival in georgia i went null i found till the children at home and gil-^b i belt's mother added to the family circle i i john and anna reached tbe age whenh i they were permitted to take seats at ihe.h i first table ; though upon this occasion john^b b being engaged about the pork did not a-l b vail himself of this privilege ; the rest oil bthe children were taught to wait for theh b second table breakfast was announced band after the adults and anna had des-h fl patched their meal the children weresum-h bmotied as tbey were bidden and thcreh bwere some preparatory arrangements f<h bbe made they all gathered all around theh bfire clamorous with the events of theh i morning h i by jocky said william didn't thafl lold black hurrah weigh a heap !' i * look here young gentlemen said hih imother ' where did you tick up such lan-h iguage as that ! now let me ever heaih lyou hy-jochying or by-'\ng anything elsih ingain and i'll by jocky you with a wit-h iness i'll warrant you i * but the black barrah said georgeh ididn't weigh as much for his size as liul bbob-tail speckle though h i ' hush your disputing — this instant stop hit — you shall not contradict each other ifl hthat manner and let us hear no morel hof your hog-pen wonders — no body wants i hto hear them i i at this instant william snatched a pig-b ht;iil out of isaac's hand i i ' ma said isaac ' make bill gi me nwz i i ' you william give him his — thing — i baiki if i was near you i'd box your earsl ilm that snatching mr butler you real-l ily will have to take that fellow in hand i hl'lc's getting so that i can do nothing witbl i ' ma said bill he took my hatha 1 i ' dont 1 tell you to hush your disputing.l h ' well ma uncle york give it to me i h he didn't uncle monday give it to me.l h here the mother divided a pair of slapsl hequally between the two disputants which them for a few moments i h at this juncture miss rebecca criech hout with a burnt linger which she rei hceived in cooking another pig-tail thel llmrn was so slight that she forgot it a iher mother jerked her from the fire i h ' you little vixen said the mother i what possesses you to be fumbling about hthe lire ! mr butler i beseech you to ibr hbid the negroes giving these children any hmore of these poison pig-tails they are la source of endless torment and now gentlemen — one and all of you — the next one of you that brings one of hihose things into this house again i'll box ihis ears as long as i can find him now remember it — come along to your break ■in a little time after some controversy itihoiit places which was arrested by the eye they were all seated ; john iwho had dropped in in thc mean time,tak lin_r his father's seat i ' is-s-sp !' said william sassidges that's 1 love ■' hoo ! said isaac ' sparc->ribs !' that's iwhat 1 love ■- well cease vour gab and eat what's iset before vou without comments no cares what you love or what yot llou'i love ■souse said abraham i don't love i wouldn't eat souse ta'nt titten for hi dog to eat get up sir right from the table and march out of the house until you learn better manners i'll be bound if i say you diall eat souse you eat it do you hear hue ■abraham raked himself lazily out of his seat and moved slowly off casting a longing look at the many good things on the table which he thought ' fitten for a hprince to cat ' ma said he as he retired ' i wish you'd make bill quit laughing at me william i've as great a mind as i ever had to do any thing in my life to send you from the table and not let you eat one mouthful i despise that abomi nable disposition vou have of rejoicing at your brother's misfortunes remember sir what solomon says : ' he that is clad at calamities shall not be unpunished ' ma said abraham ' may'nt i come to my breakfast • yes if you think you can now behave yourself with decency abraham returned ; and they all broke forth at once ' ma may'nt i have some sassidge v — ' ma i want some spare-rib * ma i a'n't got no coffee ' ma if you please ma'am let me have some ham-gravy and some fried homony and some egg and ' and some of every thing on the table i suppose ! put down your plates — every one of you george what'll you have ' some sassidge and some fried pota toe ' john help your brother george what do you want william v ' i want some spare-rib and some fried homony chancy help william ' what do you want abraham ?' ' i reckon said john smiling ' he'd like a little souse now john behave yourself he has suffered tbe punishment of his fault and let it i here rest ' i'll have said abraham * some ham gravy and some egg and some homony ' help bim chaney ' what'll you have isaac v ' i'll have some ham-gravy and some homony and some sassidge and some spare-rib and some ' ' well you're not a going lo have everything on the table i assure you what do you want ? ' i want some ham-gravy and some homony ' john help i ' ' no i dont want no gravy i want some spare rib ' john give him ' ' no i dont want no spare-rib i want some sassidge ' well if you dont make up your mind pretty quick you'll want your breakfast i tell you — i'm not going to be tantalized all day long by your wants say what you want and have done with it ' i want some ham-gravy and some sassidge and some homony ' help him john ' john helped him to about a tea-spoonful fron each dish ' now ma jist look at bud john ! he han'n gi'ine only these three little bit o'bits i ' john if you cant keep from tantalizing the lehildren tell me so and i will not trouble you ito help them any more i confess that i ham at a loss to discover what pleasure one of hyour age can take in teazing your younger bro h'thers h ' rebecca what do you want ?' h ' i want my pig tail ma'am h bless my soul and bod hav'nt you forgot it hat pig-lail yet it's burnt up long ago i hope hl_ook boh and see if it is'nt give it to her i i wish in my heart there never was a pig-tail up on the face of the earth h bob produced the half charred pig-tail and hlaid it on miss rebecca's plate h thero continued her mother ' i hope now hyour heart's at ease a beautiful dish it is tru ll v for anv mortal to take a fancy to h ' ma i dont want this pig-tail i ' take it away — i knew you did'nt want it hyou little perverse brat i knew you did'nt want hit ; and i dont know what got into me to let you it but really i am so tormented out ol imv life that half the time i hardly know whelh icr i'm standing on my head or on my heels i mis'es said chaney aunt dorcas say hplease make miss louisa come out ofthe kitch i — say if you dont make her come out o the hfirc she'll git burnt up presently — say every liime she tell her to come out o the lire she linako mouth at her h ' why sure enough where is louisa go land tell her to come into her breakfast this in h ' i did tell her ma'am : and she say she wont till she gets done bakin her cake \\\\\\\\ mrs butler left the room and soon re-appear with louisa sobbing and crying aunt jerked me jist as hard as ever she coulc i did any thing tall to her m ' hold your tongue ! she served you righl : you'd no business in there you're la pretty thing to be making mouths at a person hold enough to be your grandmother if i'd htimimlit when i gave you that little lump ol that the whole plantation was to be turn led up side down about it i'd have let you do hv.ith.hlt m « miss louisa after a little sobbing and pout lin drew from her apron a small dirty ashey hi lack wrinkled burnt biscuit warm from the shovel which would have been just pre the proper accompaniment to miss re dish ; and upon this in preference to hto every thing on the table she commenced her repast • well lou said the mother with a laugh as ishc cast her eye upon the unsightly biscuit i you certainly have a strange taste !' h every body knows that the mother's laugh is ial ways responded to with a compound interest ih v all her children so was it in this instance ; hand good humor prevailed round the table \\\\\\\\\\ ' i'm sorry said abraham ' for louisia's ll>-i bis k-i-t kit biskit ' well really said mrs b ' you are a hand isome speller " is that the way you spell biscuit \\\\\____\\ ' i can spell it ma !' bawled out isaac h ' well spell it * r-i-s c (' well that's right h ' ah i well that 11 do you needn't go any farther ; missed it farther than your brother h ' spell it william william spelled it correctly ' ma said george what is biscuit derived^h from ?' ' i really do not know said mrs b ' fl yet i have somewhere read an explanation ot ''-| johti what is it derived from v \\\\\\\\\\ john frum the french : bis twice nnd .*._..'■h william wbj ma yop don't bake biseuits^b abraham yes ma does sometimes ; don't^h you ma when company comes mother no i sometimes warm over c>ldh ones when i havn't time to make tresh ones.h but never bake them twice i bullrr thev were made to carry to sea h land they wore then baked twice over ; as i bc-l llieve sea biscuit still are i isaac ma what breakfast lived from ? h i mother spell it and you will see ? i isaac b-r-e-c-k breck f.u-s-t fust irca/.-^h | mother well ike yob an a grand spclicr.^h i break-fast is the word ; not breck-fust h i abraham i know what it comes from h i mother what ! i i abraham you know when you call us chil-^h i en to breakfast we all break oil and run as tf-v/^b las we can split fl i mother well that is a brilliant derivation i truly do vi u suppose there was no breakfist^m i before you children were born ? i abraham bui ma every body has chil'cn.^fl i mrs butler explained the term i isaac ma i know what sassidge comes i from i mother what h i isaac cause its got sass in it i well there there there i've got enough oil i vour derivations unless they were better — h i you'll learn all these lliing as you jrowolder.h i just here mis sarah who had been break-h i fasted at a side table was seized with a curo..ifl i ty to see what was on the breakfast table i accordingly she undertook to draw hersclfh i up to the convenient elevation by the table c|.>tli.h bller mother arrested her just in lime to save til bcup and pushed her aside with a gentle admo-^b bnition this did not abate miss sarah's c;iiifl bosity in the least and she recommenced her ix-fl bpeiiment her mother removed her a ii'm'i fl more emphatically this time these little infl bterruptiotis only fired miss sarah's zeal amh ishe was returning to the charge with redoubledh bencrgv when she ran her cheek against th.h bpalntof her mother's hand with a raliifi/i'/v/ib i force j i away she went io her grandmother cryinjm fl gramma ma whipp'd your precious darlin atih hgel baby m ' did she my darling ! then grandma's pre bcious darling angel must be a good chiid and i mother won't whin it anv more i « well i will be a dood chile i ' well then mother wont whip it any more i and this conference was kept up without vari h tion of a letter on either side until the grand - | mother deemed it expedient to remove misssa irah to an adjoining room lest the mother should linsist upon the immediate fulfilment ofherpro mises | ' ma just look at abe !' cried out william he saw mc going to take a biscuit and he snatched up the very one i was lookin at i ' abe said the mother i do wish i could makc you quit nicknaming each other and i iwi.-di more that i never set you the examph — pul down that biscuit sir and take anothor i abraham returned the biscuit and william htook it up with a sly but triumphant giggle at h abraham h ' ma said abraham ' bill said gud dimu h ' law what a story ! ma i declare i never h.-;iif no such thing h ' yes vnti did and chaney heard you h william's countenance immediately showed hthat his memory had been refreshed and he hdrawled out ' never none now with a tone and hcountenance that plainly imparted guilt to some hextent his mother suspected he was hinging hupon technics and she put the probing question h — ' well what did you say v h ' i said i be teto'tly w h and that's just as bad mr butler you pos hitively will have to take this boy in hand he a strong propensity lo profane swearing hwhinh if not corrected immediately will become governable ' whenever you can't manage him said as before just turn him over to me and hi reckon i can cure him w ' when did he say it v enquired the mother to abraham h ' you know thai time you sent all us ehil'en h he new-ground to pick peas !" ' why that's been three months ago at lea«t : hand you've just thought now of telling it oh hvou malicious load you where do you learn to hli ar malice so long i abhor that trait of cha h actor in a child ' ma said bill ' abe ha'n't said his prayers flt ihree abe and uill now exactly swapt places and h yes said thc mother and i suppose i flhouhl never have heard of tbat if abraham had him told of your profanity h ' i know better,5 dragged out abraham in to william abraham said the mother solemnly did hvou kneel down when you said your prayers last yes ma'am said abraham brightening a yes ma continued bill he kneels down html fore i say ' now i lay ine down to sleep hhc jumps up every night and bops in bed and hav he's done said his prayers and he ha'n't hhad time to say hall a prayer h during this narrative my namesake k^pt under the steadfast frown of bis moth her until he transformed himself into the perfect of idiocy ' how many prayers did you say last night '.'' pursued the mother in an awfully tone ' i said one and — ' here abraham paused ) ' one and what .' ' one and piece of t'other one i ' why ma he could'nt ha said it to save his hi ite for he had'nt time — ' m ' hush sir i dont ask your assistance * i did mutterred abraham i said t'other piece after i got in bed * abraham said his mother ' i declare i do not know what to say to you i am so mortified ; so shocked at this conduct lhat i am complete ly at a loss to know bow to express myself about it suppose you had died last night af ter trilling with your prayers as you did ; who can sav what would have become of you is it possible that yon cannot spend a few minutes in prayer to your heavenly father who feeds vou who clothes you and who gives you every i good thing you have in the world you poor i sinful child i could weep over you i poor abraham evinced such deep contrition i under this lecture for he sobbed as if his heart i would break that his mother deemed it prudent i to conclude with suasives ; which she did in the i happiest manner i having thus restored abraham's equanimity i in a measure with a greatly encouraging smile i she continued : i ' and now abraham tell your mother how i you came to say a art of the second prayer i i could'nt iii to sleep till 1 said it ma'am i ' well lhat i a g d ign at least and what i part wa it .' i • go i bless ay father an 1 m tfier i mrs butler felt quickly tor her handkerchief i it had fx.'\on from her lap and she was glad of i it she depressed her head below the table in i search of it — dismissed the children before she i raised it — and then r se wiih a countenance i suffused with smiles ar.d teat i ' poor babes _ aid she ' what an odd com i pound of good and bad tiny are .'" i the grandmother returned just at this time i atnl discovering si me uneasiness al mrs but i ler's tears the latter explained as she con i eluded — the lord bless lhe poor dear boy i exclaimed the venerable matron raising her i apron to her eyes tha shows he's got a good i heait no danger of the child tbat can't sleep fl til he prays for his father and mother fl ancient remains in tennessee i from a review in lie national intelligencer i of a volumn recently published c<uilaing i transactions of the american ethnological i society we take the following notice of an ar i tide furnished by dr gerard troosl — the dis i tingi ir-hed state geologist of tennessee — and i the equally distinguished professor of natural i philosophy dec in our university i " an account of some ancient remains in ttnncs \_\_\ see by gerard truest m lb i this is a highly interesting paper among i other information which it contains it appears i to set two mooted questions with respect to | western antiquities almost entirely at rest — i the lirst is that of the mummies which arc said i lo have been found in the caves of tennessee i dr t appears to prove that the bodies which i have been found are not properly muium'u s but | merely dried cadavers — exhibiting no marks of i embalming or artificial preparation he doubts i whether one of these which he examined was | even of remote antiquity the other question i is respecting the numerous graves found in the i western states some years ago and which h were said to contain the remains of an extinct i pigmy race of human beings dr troost sup i poses these graves to contain the collided bones h ofthe slain in battle the indian custom was i to carry their slain to thi ir own towns and i hang ihem up iti mats on trees at their gen i eral burying festivals thc b mes thus preserved h were collected and buried " and hence in my i opinion sav dr t those numerous small i graves which aie attributed but i believe er h roneously to pigmies i have opened num i hers of these small graves and bave found them i filled with a parcel of mouldered hones tiro oc h cipital hones : of course it was a mere mix i ture of bones belonging to more than one bo i dv these bones lay without any order — i the doctor then considers the circumstances h attending the extensive ancient bun ing ground i found in tennessee he mentions one near i nashville about a in he in length and of un h knoirii breadth in which is found tone coffins i so close to one another that each corpse is sep i arated from its neighbor by only a single stone i the side of one coffin forming one of the sides h ofthe next in a circie oi about len miles in i diameter there are six extensive burying i grounds these graves arc supposed to c.u h lain the remains of un extinct race from i conversations which he has held with the most i aged and best instructed of cherokee and h creek indians the doct learns that neither ken fl tuckv or tennessee was ever pcrmttnently in i habited by any existing or lately existing tribe ; hthcy visited them only in their hunting excur h-i-mi ; thev j,;id an abhorrence of kentucky i the land of dark and bloody ground thc bu i rving places ol the cberekees are few and not h extensive i'he shape of the skulls found in theso baii'-iciit burying grounds differs materially from that of all oth-r indian hulls in possession of fllir morion of philadelphia whose collection i is the most numerous of any in the united i states the extinct race is supposed to have bin-en less civilized than the indians who wcro tlonul here at the time of columbus this is inferred trom the irinkets and utensils bund in graves beim of a very rude construction i and all formed of some natural product none of bin-tab dr troost says that the examination of these trinket a:c has created in him an hi pinion that the people to whom they belonged laud in whose graves they are found came from troph-al country : and he adduces many b c.._;ent reasons for thinking so that they flu later and from th ir idols several of fl which are in the possession of dr t acquainted buith-.iuie ofthe idolatrous mysteries ofthe h egyptians and other eastern nations is very evi bijeni this would beem to indicate lhat the b earliest inhabitants of thi continent had an h eastern origin and is corroborative of theopin iimi of mr gallatin the custom house let ins thi xew herald says another pamphlet is forthcoming from rtkenzie containing still mom curious letters picked up in the custom house some of them written by h.mr van buren addressed to jess iloyt land others addressed to other distinguish h ed characters among the batch is said to be a consid i erable leaven of amatory correspondence h xvritten by ladies who wanted office on h any considi ration for their friends c b^v — the herald intimates that tbis cor i rcspondciice will j:ive an insight into a bticxv class of society and utterly astound hthe public xvith revelations tbat have ne i ver been dreamed of the pamphlet is i now ready as mackenzie himself declares h to his publishers but bo is only waiting h the disposition to be made next week by i the chancellor before he puts this new i brochure to press
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A seven-session course on the history of African American spirituals and their impact on Christianity worldwide will begin Sunday, Feb. 3, at 9:30 a.m. at the United Christian Parish, 11508 North Shore Drive, Reston. All are welcome.
Instructing will be Rev. LaVerne M. Gill, United Church of Christ minister, and member of the United Christian Parish and the Mosaic Harmony gospel choir. The course is based on an article she wrote for a conference held in Ethiopia by the World Council of Churches and the Vatican on the origins of African American sacred music.
Subjects to be covered include the origins of spirituals, spirituals as codes of the underground railroad, the black church, the popularization of spirituals, classical arrangements, contributions of major religious figures from other countries, the role of spirituals in the US Civil Rights movement and the 21st century. Musicians to be featured include Jessye Norman, Mahalia Jackson, Paul Robeson, Henry "Harry" Thacker Burleigh, and Sweet Honey and the Rock.
The United Christian Parish is an ecumenical church uniting four denominations: United Methodist, Presbyterian Church (USA), United Church of Christ, and the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ). For more information, call the church office at 703-620-3065.

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Accused Elliot Hospital attacker facing competency hearingBy MICHAEL COUSINEAU
New Hampshire Union Leader
October 08. 2013 6:20PM
MANCHESTER — The Manchester man accused of seriously beating a nursing assistant at Elliot Hospital in July is scheduled to return to court on Oct. 31 for a competency hearing and to be arraigned on an assault charge regarding a second hospital worker, according to court records.
Ansel Kinglocke, who turned 34 on Tuesday, was indicted in August on a charge of simple assault for punching hospital employee Melissa Clermont in the face on July 8. He will be arraigned on that charge in Hillsborough County Superior Court — Northern District.
Kinglocke, of 495 Old Wellington Road, Apt. 206, was indicted in July on single counts of first-degree assault and second-degree assault after he "repeatedly struck Donald Wyman in the head and face causing severe injuries," according to court papers.
Kinglocke, who remains held at the Valley Street jail in Manchester, pleaded innocent to both charges Aug. 7. The more serious charge alleged he "purposely caused serious bodily injury," while the lesser charge said he "recklessly caused serious bodily injury." Kinglocke faces up to 22 years in prison if convicted on the two charges relating to Wyman.
Authorities had initially filed two charges against Kinglocke: first-degree assault on Wyman; and second-degree assault on Clermont.
The second-degree assault charge on Clermont would have carried up to seven years in prison while the current simple assault charge carries a year in jail.
Assistant Hillsborough County Attorney Rose-Marie Balboni would not comment on details of the case. Kinglocke's public defender, Ashley Sheehan, didn't return a phone message.
Susanna Whitcher, a spokeswoman for Elliot Hospital, said on Tuesday that Wyman wasn't a patient there, "so I really can't give you an update on how's he doing. He's not returned to work."
Authorities said Kinglocke broke Wyman's jaw in four places, knocked out four teeth and nearly killed him.
"Melissa has returned to work," Whitcher said.
Court records said Kinglocke fractured Clermont's cheek bone and knocked her to the ground.
Police said Kinglocke wanted out of the locked psychiatric-examination area and attacked Wyman when he tried to stop him. According to court records, Clermont found Wyman face down on the floor with Kinglocke trying to use Wyman's employee ID/keycard to get out. When Kinglocke saw Clermont, he allegedly punched her in the face.
Kinglocke had been in the psychiatric area for three days, waiting to be involuntarily committed to the New Hampshire Hospital, authorities said.
Superior Court Judge David Garfunkel ordered the release of Kinglocke's medical and mental health records as "determining whether he is competent to stand trial is necessary to ensure a fair process and to do justice."
The Office of the Forensic Examiner said in August that it was awaiting records from the Mental Health Center of Greater Manchester, Catholic Medical Center, Elliot Health Systems and the Hillsborough House of Correction, according to court records.
The federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration has opened an investigation into the workplace injuries. But because of the federal shutdown, there was no one to provide an update Tuesday.


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All-American final at Match Play Championship
MARANA, Ariz. (AP) — Hunter Mahan and Matt Kuchar gave the Match Play Championship its first all-American final in five years.
Mahan extended his streak to 166 holes without trailing and defeated Ian Poulter on the strength of his chipping. He holed a chip from just inside 70 feet for birdie on the 12th hole that gave him command of his match, and he went on to a 4-and-3 victory.
Mahan, the defending champion, had a chance Sunday afternoon to join Tiger Woods as the only back-to-back winners in the 15-year history of this event.
"I know I'm playing well," Mahan said. "That's the best thing I have going for me."
Kuchar advanced to the championship match for the first time and set up a rematch of last year's quarterfinals, when Mahan beat him, 6 and 5.
He fell behind briefly against Jason Day until the Australian started missing fairways and missing putts, a bad combination in match play. Kuchar took a 3-up lead on the par-5 13th hole when Day laid up into a bunker, flew the green and gave away the hole with a double bogey.
"This has been a lot of golf, and it's fun to continue to survive," Kuchar said.
That's what the four semifinalists had to do Sunday morning in the high desert — survive.
A week already famous for a snowstorm that caused a one-day delay got another dose of desert weather when a strong, frigid wind showed up as the matches were making the turn. The gusts were 25 mph, and the 10th and 11th hole played dead into it.
Kuchar gave Day a flicker of hope when he drove into the desert on the 10th, but neither could make birdie on the par-5 11th. And when Day chopped up the 13th, it was only a matter of time. Kuchar closed him out with a birdie on the 15th.
"Just wasn't quite as sharp," Day said. "I played great golf yesterday and just came out this morning a little flat and made a lot of mental errors out there, and just pretty much gave the game to Kooch."
The featured match was Mahan and Poulter, two of the best in this format over the last few years.
Mahan wound up winning his 12th consecutive match, dating to his singles win over Day in the Presidents Cup at Royal Melbourne in 2011. Poulter brought a 19-3-2 record into the semifinals dating to his Match Play Championship win in 2010.
Mahan went ahead for good on the fifth hole. Poulter drove into a bunker, and from about 245 yards into a cold wind, he played an aggressive shot that wound up in a desert bush. He did well to have a 6-foot bogey putt. Mahan couldn't reach the green, but hit a good pitch from 45 yards to 7 feet and made par.
On the par-5 eighth, Poulter went to the left with his layup and couldn't hit his third shot any closer than 18 feet. Mahan, short of the green, hit a delicate chip that settled about 2 feet for a conceded birdie, and Poulter missed.
The strength of the wind and difficulty of the conditions were best illustrated on the next two holes.
Poulter drilled a hybrid and still couldn't reach the 10th green. And on the par-5 11th, Mahan had 106 yards to the flag and hammered a 9-iron that didn't quite get there.
"Guess our 160 club wasn't enough from 106," his caddie said.
They halved the hole with a bogey.
The match effectively ended on the par-3 12th, when Mahan went so far long that the ball rolled under the mesh skirt of a corporate chalet. After getting a free drop, he lofted his chip on the green, over a ridge, and it dropped into the center of the cup with the pace of a putt.
Mahan pumped his fist, as Poulter tried to block it out, showing no emotion as he knelt to place his ball on the green. His 50-foot birdie putt never had a chance.
"It looked perfect as soon as I hit it and it just trickled in, so it was obviously a big turning point," Mahan said.
One other wedge shot from Mahan won't get as much attention. He was 75 yards short of the green in two on the par-4 ninth, with Poulter safely on the green. Mahan's third shot checked up 2 feet away, which allowed him to keep momentum and go to the back nine with a 2-up lead.
Mahan has not trailed in any match since the sixth hole of the opening round last year against Zach Johnson.
"Hunter played very solid today," Poulter said. "He chipped it unbelievably well when he had to."
The last all-American final was 2008, when Woods defeated Stewart Cink. This assured the seventh time an American wins the Match Play Championship, and it makes it a clean sweep of the West Coast Swing for U.S. players the last two years on the PGA Tour.


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so get patching people i will edit this post if i come across any more linksREDMOND, Wash. - Microsoft Corp. on Wednesday disclosed a security flaw of "critical" severity in most versions of its popular Windows operating system.
In its 65th security bulletin of the year, Microsoft urged users of Windows 2000, Millennium, 98 and NT 4.0 to download a software patch from the company's security Web site. Microsoft's newest version, Windows XP, does not have the problem.
Attackers could exploit a vulnerability in the software that underlies many database functions and take over the user's computer.
The security bulletin is the first to be issued in a simpler format, which Microsoft adopted due to complaints that its bulletins were overly detailed and confusing. The technically detailed bulletins were geared more for developers or system administrators, rather than everyday users, Steve Lipner, Microsoft's security assurance director, wrote in an e-mail to customers.
Microsoft will continue to issue more technical versions for those who want them, Lipner wrote.
The company also added a new category of "important" to how it rates the severity of the security flaws. The most urgent flaws are termed "critical;" the second-most urgent are "important;" the next level is "moderate" and the last is "low."
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'The all-holy mother of God was about to proceed to the Mount of Olives to pray; and praying to the Lord our God she said,'
- In the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit. Let the archangel Gabriel descend, that he may tell me concerning the chastisements and concerning things in heaven and on the earth and under the earth ...
Christ is Risen from the Dead, by death trampling on death and bestowing life ...
Our Lord, the most Sweet Jesus, Eternal Bridegroom of my soul
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Christ the Bridegroom - O Nymfios
Excerpt from the Akathist Hymn to Our Sweetest Jesus Christ, Eikos 8
Wholly present with those below, yet in no way separated from those above, was the Uncircumscribed One, when of His own will He suffered for us; by His death, our death He put to death, and by His Resurrection, He granted life to us who chant to Him such words as these:
- Jesus, Sweetness of my heart.
- Jesus, Strength of my body.
- Jesus, Light of my soul.
- Jesus, Liveliness of my mind.
- Jesus, Gladness of my conscience.
- Jesus, Hope unexcelled.
- Jesus, Remembrance everlasting.
- Jesus, Praise most exalted.
- Jesus, my Glory most sublime.
- Jesus, my Desire, reject me not.
- Jesus, my Shepherd, seek me out.
- Jesus, my Saviour, save me.
Hail, unwedded Bride Panagia
Panagia the Life Giving Spring (Gr. ΖΩΟΔΟΧΟΥ ΠΗΓΗΣ)
Panagia Tricherousa, Our Lady with the Three Hands, of Mount Athos
Hail, Michael Archistratige interecede for us
O Panormitis of Symi island
O Mantamados of Mytilene island
My Patron Saint(s)
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List of saints who have helped me in my life, not including my Patron Saints and guardians:
- My gentle Alexios, you were torn between family and love for Christ and as you looked upon the Cross of Jesus, without a word you walked away from bride, your family and your friends to do what you had to do ...
- Blessed Andrew the Fool-for-Christ, we are the 'fools'
- Of thine own free will thou didst become a Fool, O Andrew, And utterly hate the lures of this world ... Thou didst choose foolishness for the sake of Christ, And didst make the crafty one foolish, Thou didst persevere with thy struggle in the midst of turmoil ...
- Μυροβλήτη Demetrios, your memory is not forgotten in our home ... we love you and honour you.
- St. Paraskeve
- Παρασκευή, you were the one who prepared the way for me. At such a young age, it was you who helped me read and melted my heart to know what my brain was only starting to understand ... Blessed Παρασκευή, interecede with your prayers that the eyes of my soul may stay unharmed from the evil one ...
- Let my body be a church, my hair a forest of trees, and my blood a spring to water them
Hail, Phanourie intercede for us
St. Phanourios of Rhodes
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Blessed Elder, Archimandite Philotheos (Zervakos) (Paros)
Elder Aimilianos (Vafeidis)
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Eric Schlosser
Every year the fast-food chains, soda companies and processed-food manufacturers spend billions marketing their products. You see their ads all the time. They tend to feature a lot of attractive, happy, skinny people having fun. But you rarely see what's most important about the food: where it comes from, how it's made and what it contains. Tyson ads don't show chickens crammed together at the company's factory farms, and Oscar Mayer ads don't reveal what really goes into those wieners. There's a good reason for this. Once you learn how our modern industrial food system has transformed what most Americans eat, you become highly motivated to eat something else.
The National Uniformity for Food Act of 2005, passed by the House and now before the Senate, is a fine example of how food companies and their allies work hard to keep consumers in the dark. Backed by the American Beverage Association, the American Frozen Food Association, the Coca-Cola Company, ConAgra Foods, the National Restaurant Association, the International Food Additives Council, Kraft Foods, the National Cattlemen's Beef Association and the US Chamber of Commerce, among many others, the new law would prevent states from having food safety or labeling requirements stricter than those of the federal government. In the name of "uniformity," it would impose rules that are uniformly bad. State laws that keep lead out of children's candy and warn pregnant women about dangerous ingredients would be wiped off the books.
What single thing could change the US food system, practically overnight? Widespread public awareness–of how this system operates and whom it benefits, how it harms consumers, how it mistreats animals and pollutes the land, how it corrupts public officials and intimidates the press, and most of all, how its power ultimately depends on a series of cheerful and ingenious lies. The modern environmental movement began forty-four years ago when Silent Spring exposed the deceptions behind the idea of "better living through chemistry." A similar movement is now gaining momentum on behalf of sustainable agriculture and real food. We must not allow the fast-food industry, agribusiness and Congress to deceive us. "We urgently need an end to these false assurances, to the sugar-coating of unpalatable facts," Rachel Carson famously argued. "In the words of Jean Rostand, 'The obligation to endure gives us the right to know.'"
The movie version of Eric Schlosser's Fast Food Nation, directed by Richard Linklater, will be released on November 17.
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From a public health perspective, obesity is the most serious nutrition problem among children as well as adults in the United States. The roots of this problem can be traced to farm policies and Wall Street. Farm subsidies, tariffs and trade agreements support a food supply that provides 3,900 calories per day per capita, roughly twice the average need, and 700 calories a day higher than in 1980, at the dawn of the obesity epidemic. In this overabundant food economy, companies must compete fiercely for sales, not least because of Wall Street's expectations for quarterly growth. These pressures induce companies to make highly profitable "junk" foods, market them directly to children and advertise such foods as appropriate for consumption at all times, in large amounts, by children of all ages. In this business environment, childhood obesity is just collateral damage.


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Runners want to send message in 2014 Boston MarathonBy BILL SMITH
New Hampshire Union Leader
April 21. 2013 8:31PM
A week after bombs exploded near the finish line of the Boston Marathon, Granite State runners are already looking forward to sending a message in next year's race.
"We cannot allow ourselves to be terrorized," said William Madden of Windham. "I spent five years in the Marine Corps, it'll be really important to me to come back and have a great marathon next year."
Madden, 41, ran this year's marathon in 3 hours, 40 minutes, 14 seconds, crossing the finish line an hour before the explosions.
For Madden, a well-represented and well-attended 2014 Boston Marathon is important, not just as a response to terrorism, but also in tribute to those who died and those who were hurt, and for the people who helped them.
"There were a number of people who in a time of sudden danger ran toward the sudden danger not away from it and those people need to be commended," said Madden. "The people that are just regular citizens and not with military training and just saw an opportunity to help and didn't think of their own well-being and thought of others first, those people deserve a lot of credit."
Runner Sam Winebaum of Rye said the support from around the world following the terrorist attack in Boston is something that cannot be forgotten.
Winebaum, 56, ran the marathon in just under 4 hours.
"The marathon will come back bigger and better than ever; Boston will come back and we will see justice," Winebaum said. "We will honor the victims, honor the sport and honor the event."
Winebaum crossed the finish line 25 minutes before the first explosion.
"The horror of this thing struck a chord of disgust at these monsters and solidarity with Boston," he said. "Children were killed and injured just watching on a beautiful day, it just struck a chord."
He wants to be counted in for next year's race.
"Absolutely it has to continue - those medical people, they'll be back next year, they need to be honored with everyone else, the police, the volunteers," he said. "The marathon will be back bigger and better than ever."
Drayton Heard, 43, of Exeter, said he also looks forward to next year's run, as closure to the events of a week ago.
"I qualified for next year, I will run as a way of processing everything." Heard said.
The Boston Marathon draws people from around the world; no American has won the race in decades. Heard sees the welcoming nature of the marathon, and its spirit of competition, as a part of the American spirit that cannot be broken by two people with homemade bombs.
"It is a very generous race, just to allow people to come in and do what they want, it's very sad when you seem someone wants to destroy that," Heard said. "But we are also seeing that people are not going to succumb to the fear."
Kerry Merryfield of Mont Vernon describes herself as an athlete who is naturally drawn to athletic competition.
Last week was her first Boston Marathon, although she has run 26.2 mile road races.
She finally decided to run the BAA event, even though its urban terrain wasn't exactly her style, and found that there is truth in what runners say about it being a special event.
"I love the country roads, I don't tend to go for the glam stuff," she said. "Running it, I got it; there is a special spirit about the race, I felt really, really elated, overjoyed."
Thirteen minutes after she crossed the finish line, the joy ended as the first bomb exploded.
"Everything right now is still so raw," Merryfield said. "Everyone went into action, I saw calm, swift, helpful response."
Merryfield's family was in Boston to watch her run. She had planned to go alone, but after her daughter learned more about the race, it became a family event.
"She said 'This is the coolest thing,' she saw the female runner with the olive wreath," Merryfield said.
A short time later the "coolest thing" was replaced with terror.
Within the terror, Merryfield saw light.
"Everybody that I saw were people trying to do the right thing, I saw people moving out of the way, I saw people moving things out of the way of the ambulances, I saw people helping each other, we knew enough about the city to give our maps to other people," she said. "It's one of the things I love about our country."
Merryfield wants to run in the 2014 Boston Marathon, but must qualify again.
She sees next year's race as an event that will make a statement reinforcing the spirit she saw on Patriots' Day.
"You don't expect it, you don't want to be a participant in anything that's evil and the fact that the community outside is echoing that we don't tolerate this is helpful," Merryfield said. "I have no doubt that the event will come back, there will be runners and spectators in the same proportions, if not more."
Exeter's Heard says he comes away from the events of last week knowing that the response of the runners, volunteers and community show how the American response is to become stronger.
"I am an American," he said. "That's the beauty of who we are regardless of where we come from, whether we are first or second generation Americans, we do stand by each other."


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Welcome to Everyday Hero, your roundup of handpicked headliens from across the fanboy universe…
"GRAVEYARD" WINS NEWBERY: Congrats are in order for Neil Gaiman, whose latest work has been awarded the Newbery Medal. Here's the announcement: "The 2009 Newbery Medal winner is 'The Graveyard Book' by Neil Gaiman, illustrated by Dave McKean, and published by HarperCollins Children's Books. A delicious mix of murder, fantasy, humor and human longing, the tale of Nobody Owens is told in magical, haunting prose. A child marked for death by an ancient league of assassins escapes into an abandoned graveyard, where he is reared and protected by its spirit denizens. 'A child named Nobody, an assassin, a graveyard and the dead are the perfect combination in this deliciously creepy tale, which is sometimes humorous, sometimes haunting and sometimes surprising,' said Newbery Committee Chair Rose V. Treviño." Over at his online journal, Gaiman has a fun account of how he got the big news: "I was not yet sure what was going on or who was trying to do what. It was 5:45 in the morning. No-one had died, though, I was fairly certain of that. My cell-phone rang. 'Hello. This is Rose Trevino. I'm chair of the ALA Newbery Committee…' Oh. Newbery. Right. Cool. I may be an honors book or something. That would be nice, 'and I have the voting members of the Newbery Committee here, and we want to tell you that your book…' 'THE GRAVEYARD BOOK,' said fourteen loud voices, and I thought, I may be still asleep right now, but they probably don't do this, probably don't call people and sound so amazingly excited, for Honors books….'…just won…' 'THE NEWBERY MEDAL' they chorused. They sounded really happy. I checked the hotel room because it seemed very likely that I was still fast asleep. It all looked reassuringly solid. You are on a speakerphone with at least 14 teachers and librarians and suchlike great, wise and good people, I thought. Do not start swearing like you did when you got the Hugo. This was a wise thing to think because otherwise huge, mighty and fourletter swears were gathering. I mean, that's what they're for." VIDEO EXTRA: Want to see a trailer for "The Graveyard Book" and hear Gaiman reading from "Graveyard"? Go to the end of this post….
JEEZ, THIS GUY AGAIN?: OK, it was cool when there was a graphic novel biography of Barack Obama (especially since it was very well done) and it was fun when Alex Ross drew that picture of Obama in superhero mode. It was also kinda endearing to find out that the 44th president is a Conan the Barbarian fan and everybody certainly got excited when the new president showed up in the pages of Spider-Man but, well, can we just tone down at this presidential fanboy stuff for awhile? Apparently not. There's a fourth printing of the comic book issue featuring the meeting between Savage Dragon and Obama, which I believe was the first comic-book appearance by a politico in a nationally distributed comic book. Matthew Brady at Newsarama has the scoop on it. Considering that Spider-Man issue also flew off of shelves in multiple printings, I'm guessing we haven't seen the last comic book cover featuring the new leader of the free world. I'm hoping for an Obama team-up with Herbie the Fat Fury. UPDATE: Wow, so Eric Larsen, the creator of Savage Dragon, is more than a little miffed at Marvel and says they stole his approach, some of his ideas and a lot of his thunder when Spidey met Obama. You can read his rant here and a Marvel editor's rebuttal here. What's my take? Well I pretty much loathe all gimmicky superheroes-meet-contemporary-famous-people issues because they always read like those old wretched Radio Shack comics with Superman. So I'll just sit this one out…
A "HORNET'S" NEST: I had lunch with some of the Industrial Light & Magic folks at a great place called Magnolia over on Sunset Boulevard and while we were talking about Jim Cameron's "Avatar" we heard a distinctive laugh at the next table — we knew it was Seth Rogen before we even looked over. I debated the idea of going over before his food arrived and asking a question or two about "The Green Hornet" but I opted not to because, well, who wants to bug a guy while he's relaxing at lunch? Anyway, there's been much discussion of "Hornet" after the strange doings with Stephen Chow who was brought in as Kato, then helped steer the all-action film into a comedy project, signed on as director and then quit that job over creative differences — but differences that weren't intense enough for him to abandon the Kato role. Got all that? Rogen is the co-writer of the film and the title character and while the project helped him get in trim shape, it's not yet clear what else he is accomplishing with it. (I also heard a random rumor about the 'Hornet' film: Two different people in the industry told me that Adam Sandler has a brief but key role in the movie as a certain surprise superhero…I heard which one, too, but I don't want to ruin it. Sandler and Rogen have another project together as well.) With all the fits and starts it's no wonder we keep reading things like this dispatch from Drew McWeeny: "It looks like 'The Green Hornet' is about to collapse again, and if this particular configuration doesn't happen, then I suspect it never will. Ever since Stephen Chow started to waffle about his participation in the film, I've been hearing rumors that there were major hesitations at Sony. Then at Sundance, I heard several people say that the film was off completely. I spoke this afternoon with a source close to the film, and while they didn't call it completely dead, they did say it is 'highly unlikely' that the film will shoot in 2009 at all." [Hit Fix]
LEAPING LIZARDS, IT'S "V": Last month we brought you an in-depth look at the past and future of the classic TV sci-fi epic "V" and here's an update via a blurb in one of the trades: "ABC is flashing the 'V' sign.The network has given a pilot order to a reimagining of the 1980s miniseries about an alien invasion. Written on spec by '4400' co-creator/exec producer Scott Peters, the new 'V' will center on a female Homeland Security agent. Peters is exec producing the pilot with HDFilms principal Jason Hall. Two ABC pilots picked up so far this pilot season are presold titles based on 1980s properties, 'The Witches of Eastwick' and 'V.'" [Hollywood Reporter]
RANDOM PLUG: I covered the Screen Actors Guild Awards last night and had a great time backstage. You can read the story here if you like that kind of stuff.
THIS JUST IN…SUPERMAN EXISTS AND HE'S AMERICAN: Here's yet another "Watchmen" video for your enjoyment. Considering all the ancillary videos that have been cooked up for the movie (and, of course, "The Black Freighter" featurette) I'm predicting now that the "Watchmen" Blu-ray will be a pretty staggering package…
ON THIS DATE: Comic book artist Silvio "Sal" Buscema is celebrating his 72nd birthday today. Sal got his start in the 1960s as inker for his brother, John Buscema, and Sal came into his own with long runs of work on "The Incredible Hulk," "Captain America," "Spectacular Spider-Man" and one of my faves, "The Defenders." Sal was a utility player in the Marvel bullpen often doing emergency fill-in issues and inking others between doing his own pencil and ink work and while he is considered more steady than spectacular by fans, his style really evolved through the years and his knack for clear storytelling was a key part of the Marvel glory years.
Here is the trailer for the "The Graveyard Book"
Here is some video of Neil Gaiman reading from "The Graveyard Book."
There are some really nicely polished readings of every single chapter at Neil's website, right here.
ALSO: Check out my three-part interview with Gaiman.
CREDITS: Neil Gaiman photographed by Jennifer S. Altman for the Los Angeles Times. "V" image from the Los Angeles Times archives. Seth Rogen photographed by Kevin Winter/Getty Images.


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Beech Hill School students in Hopkinton spend King Day volunteeringBY NANCY BEAN FOSTER
Union Leader Correspondent
January 21. 2013 8:10PM
HOPKINTON - While other kids across the state were enjoying a day off for the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, the students from the Beech Hill School decided to walk in the footsteps of the civil rights leader by serving others.
On Monday, the nine students from the Beech Hill School, an independent middle school in Hopkinton, joined the faculty and staff volunteering at the OutFITers Thrift Store, part of Families in Transition of Manchester, said Head of School Rick Johnson.
"To serve others is really an appropriate thing to do on Martin Luther King Day, and it matches so much with the culture of our school," said Johnson.
Johnson said he first participated in the National Day of Service, established in 1994 by Congress in honor of King, when he was working at a school in Delaware and experienced how the day was celebrated in the city of Philadelphia.
"The National Day of Service hasn't caught on as strongly up here yet," said Johnson, "but we felt it was important to get involved."
Johnson said that instead of imposing the community service aspect of the day on the students, the kids would be allowed to decide for themselves whether they wanted to participate. No one declined.
"We didn't hear a single kid complain that he had to do this while other kids had the day off," said Johnson. "There was no grousing. They just wanted to be there."
Serving the community is one of the tenets of the Beech Hill School, and giving kids a chance to give back helps others see that though teens often get a bad rap, "there are so many kids out there who make good choices all of the time," Johnson said.


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Police say Kimberly C. Tuten walked her 5-year-old son to a neighbor's fenced yard in the 1000 block of Northeast 14th Street and asked him if he was sure the owners were not home.
Police said Kimberly C. Tuten walked her 5-year-old son to a neighbor's fenced yard in the 1000 block of Northeast 14th Street and asked him if he was sure the owners were not home.
Satisfied with his answer and knowing the owners had left earlier Tuesday for Canada, Tuten opened a shed in the fenced yard at around 2:15 p.m. and asked her son what he would like, according to a Gainesville Police Department report.
Tuten, 42, first took a lawn mower and gas can valued together at about $250 and pushed it to her home at 1335 NE Ninth St., the report said. She returned with her son and this time took two bicycles, valued at $300.
Another neighbor, who was outside gardening, saw and overheard the whole thing. Samantha J. Kirkland had been asked by the absent homeowner to keep an eye on the house. She said she confronted Tuten as she was hauling out the lawn mower.
"I asked, 'What are you guys doing?' " Kirkland said. After some remarks, Tuten "takes off down the street with the lawnmower and gas can." She had left the boy behind and soon came back for more.
Meanwhile, Kirkland started taking pictures with her camera phone.
"She … asked her son which bike he wanted to take," Kirkland said. "It was heartbreaking to see that a mother would involve her child in this theft situation."
According to GPD, Kirkland called the homeowner, who said that Tuten did not have permission to be on the property or to take the items and that she should call the police.
Tuten told police that she was just borrowing the items and intended to return them. She was arrested on charges of burglary, grand theft and violation of probation from a previous case involving possession of a controlled substance.
Tuten was being held Wednesday in the Alachua County jail in lieu of $15,000 bond.
Other neighborhood kids were watching, Kirkland said. And as Tuten was arrested, they worried what might happen to their 5-year-old playmate.
Kirkland, too, said she was worried about him and what he's learning from his mother.
"I hope he sees her getting arrested and knows that it is wrong," she said.


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Don't expect to see a toilet in the front yard of John and Kathy Wickham's home in Morenci. They have insurance for that sort of thing.
The Wickhams paid a $15 premium for Bowl Insurance to make sure it doesn't happen during the course of a fund-raiser that started Sunday.
Money collected will go toward "Extreme Home Makeover: Our Lady of Mercy Edition."
For the second year in a row, parish members will take a day to help out a member of the church with home rehabilitation needs.
"We have $425 already," said Traci Maginn of Fayette, one of the organizers of the event. "We had a donation of $100. The remainder was from fear that the toilet might appear in their yard."
She's heard the traveling toilet will soon be heading to her yard—an oversight on her part from failing to buy insurance.
For $5 the toilet will be removed; for $10 it will be removed and transported to the yard of the parishioner of your choice.
The group is aiming for $1,000 to buy materials for the project, but maybe less will be needed depending on donations.
This year's makeover, scheduled Aug. 25, will focus on the Fayette residence owned by Brandi McIntosh. The home is in need of a lot of mostly minor repairs that all add up to a lot of work—particularly for a newly single mother who is putting herself through nursing school while raising three small children.
"She's working so hard and doesn't have the time for these things," Traci said, "and it would be too costly to hire someone to do it."
That's where the Extreme Home Makeover team takes over. Last year—the first year for the project—a group of volunteers spent about 10 hours fixing up the home of another parishioner.
Traci expects a couple dozen "amateur professionals" to tackle the needs at the McIntosh home, ranging from replacement of a floor joist to finishing drywall and trim to repairing a screen door.
Guided by a statement from Ralph Waldo Emerson—"The task ahead of us is never as great as the power behind us"—Traci hopes that Our Lady of Mercy's efforts will be copied by others.
"Hopefully it will be a catalyst for others to look around their communities and see what they can do," she said.
She knows what her group can accomplish and she's looking forward to the big day—once she gets that toilet out of her yard.• For more information, contact Traci and Mike Maginn at 419/237-3344; Nete and Jerry VanZile at 419/237-3019; or Pat and Ron Eisel at 419/737-2163.


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First time mother to Avery Grace 7/17/2012
cool. trust me, the hospital is NOT where you want to be with a 17 month old!
really, the lifestyle changes so dramatically as babies get older - you are no longer beholden to their eating schedule in the same way. it can be very liberating.
Nursing, pumping, cloth-diapering, babywearing, working professor mama with the awesomest SAHD ever.
Do you ever give you LO cow's milk when you are with him/her after turning a year? Like maybe during the day on the weekends, in addition to any nursings? I'm still so nervous about my milk supply dwindling. I have only been pumping once a day at work all week and my output is now down to an ounce on each side 6 hours after our first nursing session of the day (before daycare/work and upon waking). I'm guess I just afraid that this is the begining of the end. Nursing is still the only way I can get her to sleep at night and during the night and I don't know what I would do without it.
First time mother to Avery Grace 7/17/2012
Personally, no, I don't give LO cow's milk when we are together. I just nurse. I'm not trying to suggest that your supply will evaporate if you do give cow's milk here and there, but if you're working then those weekends are your special time to nurse and bond! I just love, love, love having LO draped all over me drinking her milk. And honestly... it seems like if you did give LO cow's milk, it would be to please DH - at least that's the sense I get from your posts. So if you don't want to give the cow's milk, maybe you need to keep talking about it with him, and how important this is for both you and the baby. I know, not necessarily easy, but worth it if it let's you keep BF'ing!
i drink cow's milk, and ds loves it. he started drinking it more regularly (at least a cup a day) when he went to half-time daycare at 15 months - i pretty much was around him all the time & nursed on demand until then - and continued to nurse on demand nights & weekends without any problem until >20 months. i think if cow milk is a normal part of your family's diet, there's no reason not to give it to a toddler. but it's a pretty much unrelated issue to pump weaning and continuing to nurse nights/weekends!
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Well, as I understood the question, it's about giving cow's milk when mom and baby are together, RATHER than nursing - or at least the potential that if baby gets cow's milk during that time, she'll be less interested in nursing. I agree, it's fine to give cow's milk to a toddler (absent a milk sensitivity, of course), but I prefer it if baby drinks the cow's milk when we're not together, rather than when there's the option of getting my milk!
My question was actually due to DD being so distracted during the day most of the time. I thought that by giving her a bottle/sippy with a little bit of milk on occasion during the day if she wasn't nursing very much would keep her hydrated. I was also thinking that if DH and I wanted to go do something together w/o LO we could have someone watch her and provide cow's milk while we weren't together. Or would she be okay without it as long as we nursed before and after our separation. I think DH really wants us to be able to go and do something together without her every once in awhile. We haven't really gone any where together without her since she was born.
First time mother to Avery Grace 7/17/2012
I think in terms of hydration, giving her either milk or water is fine. Same thing when you want to go out with DH. It's the same concept as when you're at work - if you're nursing 3-5 times/24 hours otherwise, you don't need to give additional milk, although it's fine if you do. The nice thing is, whereas before a year you're pretty much committed to either nursing or pumping every few hours, after a year you have the luxury of going on a 4 or 5 or 6 hour date with DH (or working all day) without having to worry about milk!
One more question regarding this pump weaning experience I'm going through. DD turned 1 last Wednesday and I've started slowly incorporating the cow's milk into her diet at daycare. I've also gone down to one pump a day since Tuesday of last week. Starting Thursday night I haven't been able to nurse DD to sleep. She nurses for shorter than she used to (prior to introducing cow's milk). She seems to be asleep but then as soon as I put her down in her crib she is awake and crying/screaming. I'll rock her for awhile, try to nurse her again, etc. but this results in an hour or more or trying to get her to stay asleep in her crib once I put her down. Could this be in relation to the cow's milk? I'm thinking maybe another tooth coming in or maybe she isn't getting as much bm while nursing so she is unlatching before she is totally asleep. Or could it be she is getting too much milk or solids throughout the day? Here is her intake during the week:
5:30 Nurse (unless she wakens earlier around 4am then I skip this nursing session)
8:30-9 Previously recvd 3oz of BM and cereal, now getting 4oz cow's milk and cereal
12:00ish Previously 3oz of BM and solids, now 3-4oz cow's milk and solids
3:00 Previously 2oz of BM, now 3oz of cow's milk
5:00ish Nurse
6-6:30 Solids
8:00-8:30 Nurse to sleep (or at least attempt to nurse to sleep these days)
She seems to go through phases where she'll sleep through the night for quite awhile then all of a sudden she stops and wakes up usually once rarely more than once. Currently she is either waking once during the night sometime or just waking earlier than normal but does nurse back to sleep every time.
The pediatrician had told me she shouldn't have more than 12oz of cow's milk if we were still nursing. Her daycare caregiver hasn't mentioned any problems during the day.What do you ladies think?
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May 08. 2013 10:56PM
MANCHESTER - Dr. Curtis Smith, president of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Manchester, said that on May 5, the congregation selected its new minister.
By a large majority, the assembled congregation called Patrick McLaughlin to be its ''settled minister."
McLaughlin will begin his pastorate on Aug. 1, becoming the 65th minister to serve the church.
McLaughlin earned his master of divinity degree at Meadville Lombard Theological School in Chicago.
He will be awarded his degree on May 20. He will be ordained by his home congregation, the Palomar Unitarian Universalist Fellowship in Vista, Calif.., on May 27.
He served as intern minister at the Orange Coast UU Church in Costa Mesa, Calif., where he earned an excellent recommendation from his supervising minister.
He has many years of lay leadership experience, and broad experience in religious education, chaplaincy, church administration, and preaching.
The ministry will be his third career.
McLaughlin is a life-long Unitarian Universalist. He grew up in Colorado, Nebraska, California, Australia and Belgium.
His wife, Barbara, and two sons, Connor, 20, and Brendan, 18, will move with him to New Hampshire in the summer.
UUCM has served Manchester and the surrounding towns and cities of the Central Merrimack River Valley since 1825.
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BOULDER, Colo. (AP) - Police in Colorado say a woman who stepped inside a portable toilet at a yoga festival discovered a man hiding in the tank below when she lifted the toilet lid.
Boulder police spokeswoman Kim Kobel says the woman told authorities she noticed something moving inside the tank and asked a man to check it out. The man reported seeing someone covered in a tarp inside the tank.
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