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100 hours of CET at 100% Optical
The education programme will include topics such as near vision, data protection and audiology
The AOP's education programme at 100% Optical this weekend (12–14 January) features over 100 hours of CET that will be delivered through lectures, workshops and seminars.
Topics that will be covered include near vision, data protection and audiology, which will be presented by expert speakers on the Main Stage, the AOP Lounge, the Optical Academy, the Dispensing Workshop area, the Future Practice Hub and the Audiology Hub.
Professional relations manager at Essilor, Andy Hepworth, and Aston University's Dr Amy Sheppard, will present Near vision assessment – why and how? on Monday 14 January at 12pm on the Main Stage.
The lecture will focus on how near vision assessment is currently taught in universities and used in sight tests. It will also look at the effect of the increase of near vision targets as well as changing distances.
The Still struggling with data protection? Who isn't! lecture will be presented at the Optical Academy by senior clinical teacher at the University of Manchester, Claire Mallon, on Monday 14 January at 10.30am.
The lecture covers the requirements of maintaining adequate patient records in regard to a patient's privacy. It will also give practical guidance on how to efficiently manage General Data Protection regulation, in order to ensure that a practice is empowered for success.
Optometrist and director of professional services for Leighton Opticians and Hearing care and The Hearing Care Partnership, Andrew Bridges will present Making the practice and team 'hearing friendly.'
Taking place at the Audiology Hub on Sunday 13 January at 3pm, the presentation will assist with the education of the practice team in making the practice more inclusive for patients with hearing impairment.
At 2.30pm on Monday 14 January at the Audiology Hub, Working with deaf patients will provide information on how to work with deaf patients and sign language interpreters.
Team manager of the sign language interpreting service at the London Borough of Islington, Debbie Conway, and the borough's in-house interpreter, Frankie Sheppard, will present the session.


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ORANGE, NJ — On Wednesday, Aug. 8, Orange City Clerk Joyce Lanier approved a petition to recall Mayor Dwayne Warren that had been filed by Orange Board of Education member Tyrone Tarver, Karen Wells and Katalin Gordon. According to Lanier, now that the petition has been approved, Tarver, Wells and Gordon have 160 days to get enough signatures on it to put the recall question to voters.
"They have 160 days," said Lanier on Tuesday, Aug. 21. "They need 25 percent of registered voters in the last general election; approximately 4,052 signatures."
The three are confident they can get the necessary signatures to recall Warren by Tuesday, Jan. 15, the 160-day deadline.
"I am serving as chairman of the committee to recall Dwayne D. Warren from the office of mayor of Orange Township, N.J.," said Tarver on Monday, Aug. 13. "We have filed with the Orange township city clerk, Joyce Lanier, to circulate a petition to hold a special election for the recall of Mayor Dwayne D. Warren. To date, our notice of intention and petition to gather signatures have been approved by the city Clerk's Office. In addition, Mayor Warren, the City Council and the other appropriate parties have all been notified of our petition by the city Clerk's Office. An announcement of our filings was made during the Aug. 8 City Council meeting. We are now in the process of gathering the required amount of signatures to make the petition valid."
On Tuesday, Aug. 14, the Warren administration acknowledged the recall effort.
"The administration is aware of the circulation of a recall petition," said city spokesman and Information Technologies Director Keith Royster on Tuesday, Aug. 14. "Mayor Warren has always been a leader who leads our city through unity and citizen input. In the spirit of collaboration, the mayor asks any and all residents to join him in meeting the challenges we must face together, as one community. Those few individuals who want to engage in political theater choose to ignore the will of the people who voted in the 2016 municipal election."
Warren won re-election to a second consecutive term in office as mayor in 2016 by defeating three challengers, including East Ward Councilman Kerry Coley and Janice Morrell, a South Ward resident and former Zoning Board member.
In that election, Warren received 1,921 votes; Coley had 1,256; and Morrell had 664, with one write-in vote. According to Essex County Clerk Chris Durkin and the county Board of Elections website, there were 3,842 total votes cast in the 2016 citywide election.
"By statute, the required number of signatures is 25 percent of the total amount of registered voters who were eligible to vote in the preceding 2017 general election," said Tarver on Monday, Aug. 13. "We have been notified by the city Clerk's Office that, in November 2017, there were 16,206 registered voters. Therefore, the amount of signatures required to make our petition valid is approximately 4,052 signatures. Our committee has a 160-day deadline from the date of our petition approval to gather these signatures. After the amount of signature has been verified by the city Clerk's Office, a special election will be scheduled to elect a mayor to complete the unexpired term through May 2020."
Tarver said he's confident they will be able to get the necessary signatures to recall Warren.
"We anticipate that we will collect the required number of signatures in the time allowed. This is due to the anger and frustration that exists in our community, because of the most recent string of revelations concerning the mismanagement and mishandling or our city's finances and resources by this current mayor and administration," Tarver said. "Within the last three months alone, Orange has had to deal with the unsettling news of a $7.1 million deficit; a very significant increase of property taxes; closing of city institutions, such as the Orange Recreation Center; the continuing FBI investigation and an additional FBI subpoena hidden from the public and city Clerk's Office for one month; the possible closing of the Orange Public Library; and the unfortunate amount of violent crime that has created so much unrest throughout our neighborhoods."


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All afternoon, the market greeted alternating waves of showers and sunshine, and market shoppers came prepared with umbrellas.
Doran's Family Farm made their first appearance at this year's market with fresh strawberries and select produce. Flying J Farm, Northridge Organic Farm, Carousel Water Garden, Bridgman Farm, and Bird's Haven Farm are bringing more and more produce each week.
Most market vendors are under canopy and, actually, taking shelter from the raindrops can be a great opportunity to sample new foods and strike up great conversations with vendors and shoppers.The Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market is the perfect place to pick up the foods on your list for the Independence Day holiday weekend.
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Author's note: This story, at its essence, is about a mountain and the people who loved it. It is inspired by our experiences with the legal system, which are a matter of public record. However, I have fictionalized the details of this story and the characters (except for my family), both for narrative convenience and for privacy reasons. Also, I am not an attorney. If you are, and if you read this story and note that I have used the words "district court" when I should have said "appellate court," well — perhaps, you should read a John Grisham novel instead. My point in telling this fictionalized account is not to discuss the finer points of the law, but to relate some of the life lessons learned by two ordinary people who were trying to achieve a modest dream and found themselves at the mercy of our nation's legal system.
This story began 48 years ago when Mr. Mom's parents — Mother and Father — purchased a mountainside tract of land in Colorado. Mother was a schoolteacher and Father was a college professor. The state of Colorado offered a special land deal for educators to encourage them to put down roots. Mother and Father bought 160 acres in the Wet Mountain Range, a beautiful and pristine tract of land that was bordered on two sides by the San Isabel National Forest and only a half-hour drive from their home in Pueblo. In today's parlance, we say the property is "off the grid." There are no utilities, no services, no civilization — just an undeveloped piece of land, so beautiful, so inspiring, so abundant as to take your breath away.
Mother and Father and their four young children spent many weekends on their mountain, hiking, picnicking, camping, rock-hounding and doing what families do on mountainsides – enjoying the view and nature's bounty spread out before them.
As the kids grew older, a couple of them moved out and family picnics fell out of favor. But Mr. Mom, a teenager at the time, continued to spend many of his leisure hours on the mountain, either alone or with a friend or two. For Mr. Mom, the mountain has always seemed more like his home than whatever house he lived in. He knew its contours, its caves and its wildlife, its seasons and its treasures, like some people know their backyards. He thought about living on the mountain some day. He knew it would always be his.
When Mr. Mom was 16, Father took a job in Oklahoma. The family moved and built a new life, 600 miles from their mountain. But Mother and Father knew how special the mountain was so they never sold their property. Mr. Mom continued to visit it as often as he could, often in the summer and often accompanied by his Oklahoma friends who were happy to tag along on a trip to Colorado.
By the time I met Mr. Mom, he had been busy with college and building a small business. He didn't visit the mountain very often anymore, but he talked about it endlessly and I could tell he was a man for whom the mountains were as central to his being as the plains are to my people. Through our three-year courtship, I never visited the mountain, though I longed to see the place Mr. Mom had described in such vivid detail.
Once we married, we busied ourselves even more, building Mr. Mom's business and my career, and raising a family. Money was in short supply and vacations were few and far between. Finally, when Parker was nine months old, we decided to schedule a grown-up trip. We left our kids with my mother and drove to Colorado in mid-summer for a week's vacation.
By this time, the historic mining and logging road that led to our mountain property had deteriorated. By way of explanation, some years earlier new neighbors had purchased an acreage downhill of Mother and Father's property. Mr. and Mrs. Unfriendly fenced their property and put up a locked gate. On the occasions when Mr. Mom visited the mountain from Oklahoma, he parked by the Unfriendly's gate, climbed over it, and hiked all the way to his property via the historic road, which over time had become increasingly impassable by vehicle.
When we planned our trip in 1996, we knew the mountain road would be difficult and the Unfriendly's gate would be locked. With a newly weaned infant back home, I was in no shape for a challenging backpacking trip, so we decided to camp at a public campground a few miles from the mountain. I was new to this camping thing anyway, so I enjoyed the cleared campsites, the picnic tables, the public toilets and the groomed trails. Our tent was small and our camping equipment minimal, but we spent an enjoyable week seeing the area and enjoying the outdoors. On one of our hikes, I even encountered a bear cub (who, fortunately, ran promptly away). Given my lack of conditioning, we never made the long hike into Mr. Mom's family property, but we skirted the boundary via the National Forest and I got a sense of just how majestic his treasured mountain was. I left our vacation wanting more.
But as is typical for young families, more was a long time coming. Although Mr. Mom made a couple of hunting trips to Colorado in the mean time, we wouldn't visit again as a family until 2004. By this time, one of our friends had moved to a city about an hour from the mountain, and he invited us to stay with him. Since we were so close, we decided to attempt to hike up the mountain so that our family could finally see the place Mr. Mom had talked about for years.
By this time, the road had deteriorated so badly it was more like a trail. It was overgrown and very steep and rocky in places. While a mile doesn't seem like a long hike, it got the best of Kate and me. We called it quits about half way up and turned back. Mr. Mom, who wanted more than anything to set foot in the meadow he enjoyed all those years ago, kept going, along with Parker. Kate and I waited patiently in our truck at the bottom of the mountain, parked by the Unfriendly's locked gate, while Mr. Mom and Parker hiked to the top of the property and back down.
While driving back to our friend's house for our last night in Colorado, Mr. Mom excitedly told me about his trek up the mountain, how the property had changed and how it had stayed the same, and how he longed to improve the road so he could someday build a cabin in his favorite meadow. To me, it seemed like a pipe dream.
Then, out of the blue, Mother called. A day earlier she had received a phone call from a man named Jack, who said he owned property partially adjoining ours. He owned several pieces of heavy equipment and wanted to restore the historic mountain road. Mother asked if we would call Jack back and possibly meet him while we were in town to better understand his proposition.
Mr. Mom returned Jack's call and agreed to meet him the next day on our way out of town. Over two hours in a small diner, Mr. Mom learned that Jack had inherited his property from his father but, like us, had long been unable to drive to it because of the deteriorating road and the Unfriendly's locked gate. Though the historic road had never extended all the way to Jack's property, he had driven it years ago to the point where it ended and then hiked across our property to get to his land.
Jack told Mr. Mom he had consulted an attorney, who suggested that Jack should go to the courthouse and look up the deeds of adjoining land owners to determine what easements existed. Upon examination of the deeds, the attorney advised Jack that our family had an easement across the Unfriendly's property. The attorney said Jack could have access if he negotiated an easement with us and the Unfriendlys. Thus, Jack proposed that he would improve the road at no cost to us if we would give him access across our property. At the conclusion of the meeting Mr. Mom shook Jack's hand and made a deal: you improve the road and our family will give you access across our land.
As we drove back to Oklahoma, we were giddy. It seemed as if a dream was coming true. With a passable road to our family property, we would be able to visit it whenever we wanted — to camp, to hike, and to someday build the cabin that Mr. Mom had always envisioned.
Heck, we thought, we might even summer there in retirement.
To be continued . . .


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"A deeply moving and intellectually challenging view of modern history."
"…a beautiful meditation, written with both intellectual and moral urgency."
"...an important reassessment of WWII and it's outcome... provocative and ambitious."
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Walking Since Daybreak
In his journey to 1945 and the firestorm in Berlin, Eksteins weaves the story of his family in Latvia into the major events of the era, merging the subjectivity of the modern style with the objectivity of the scholar.
Empire, war, communism, fascism, the Holocaust, genocide, the huge tide of European refuges, New World immigration, freedom...These are the markers of our turbulent age.
Born in Latvia, Eksteins arrived as a child in 1950 among the displaced in Canada. He surveys the wreckage from two angles: by looking back from 1989 and the collapse of the Berlin Wall and, at the same time, moving forward from the perspective of the 19th century borderlands between Russia and Germany.
It is an astute and thrilling panorama from the imperial age of coherence to our current confusions and fragmented logic.


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The Happy Strings Ukulele Band performs every Thursday at different locations around the area, so that everyone can benefit from listening to their wonderful music.
On Saturday August 3, 2013 Audaciously Planned Events hosted an Alice in Wonderland themed special event in Magnolia- Montgomery County, TX.
This event truly took the entire family to another place and time. My Kid's Dentist and Orthodontics, another local community business conveniently located on 1488 and Kuykendahl Road sponsored the train rides through Wonderland. This was no typical train ride. Instead, all guests received a long whimsical ride through the wondrous gardens of wonderland and the opportunity to view the entire venue and special event decor. There were special character appearances by the Mad Hatter, Alice, Mr. Rabbit, Cheshire cat, and the Queen of Hearts. Guests experienced a full day of family fun with non-stop activities.
Various event activities included, but were not limited to: Tweedle Dee & Tweedle Dum obstacle course, Mad Hatter's tea party, the rabbit hole, Wonderland character painting, Wii Wonderland gaming, Mr. Rabbit's house, Mad Hatter hat collection, dress up for the party, navigating through the pond of Alice's tears, petting zoo, Mad Hatter hat toss, cards man bean bag toss, sugar cube tea cup toss, musical tea cups, paint the roses red, kick ball croquet, Red Queen Says, hedgehog flamingo croquet, Queens Garden and invitation to play croquet with the queen, two bounce houses, and many more activates!
Audaciously Planned Events wants to extend a special thank you to My Kid's Dentist and Orthodontics for their contribution in making the Alice in Wonderland event a success and for what they do for the children of our community. My Kid's Dentist and Orthodontics can be reached at (936) 271-5437 for appointment. To view more event pictures go to audaciouslyplannedevents.com.
McCarthy Building Companies, Inc. and the San Jacinto River Authority (SJRA) celebrated several project milestones for SJRA's Surface Water Facilities project with "Lunch on the Lake" on April 30, 2013. A few notable milestones include the positive safety record of the project, the completion of the raw water intake structure connector bridge, board approval and award of the final guaranteed maximum price (GMP) contract; and, the successful start of all work currently under contract.
McCarthy and SJRA celebrated alongside engineer of record Freese & Nichols and subcontractors ATS Drilling, DN Tanks, Keystone Concrete, Walker Engineering, Jayco Steel, Rebar Reinforcement Placers and AYG Construction. The SJRA Surface Water Facilities project is expected to complete in 2015.
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Please join us at our Grand Opening on April 20th for food, fun and friends! We will have door prizes and look forward to blessing the city of Conroe! We are looking for local talent and artists who would like to show their products in our store, as well. Please share with all of your friends! Also, if you have any TEAM pictures from ANY YEAR Conroe FLARE Yearbook, we would like to display them in our store. We truly want our store to be a little piece of Conroe, and also a ministry to the community! We look forward to seeing you at the Grand Opening and be prepared to bring friends with you! See you then! (Discounts for people with Flare pics!)
At a recent meeting with US Senator John Cornyn at the Lake Conroe/Greater Conroe Chamber of Commerce, Lone Star Family Health Center CEO, Dr. Stephen McKernan discusses the Mission of LSFH Center as it relates to commmunity health, with Senator Cornyn and Montgomery County Judge, Alan (Barb) Sadler.
The Woodlands LearningRx is hosting a book drive to benefit the Montgomery County Women's Center.
The brain-training center located at 10857 Kuykendahl Road, Suite 240, will be accepting donations during business hours throughout August – and presenting the books to the women's center on Sept. 9.
"We are asking for new and gently used books to benefit children at the center," The Woodlands LearningRx director, Kim Bellini, said. "This is a great local nonprofit and we want to show our support."


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- Family Group Sheet
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Family Group Sheet
|Enoch Morgan Pribble
|30 Nov 1807
|in: Pickaway Co., OH
|18 Mar 1840
|in: Huntington Co., IN
|Benjamin Bond Pribble (c1779-1837)
|Lucretia Marshall (c1783-1826)
|1st Wife:
|Elizabeth Williams
|25 Dec 1828
|in: Preble Co., OH
|23 Nov 1810
|in: Preble Co., OH
|in: Preble Co., OH
|John R Williams (1789-1863)
|Mahala York (1793-1828)
|2nd Wife:
|Lydia Slade York
|06 May 1830
|in: Preble Co., OH
|14 Sep 1811
|in: Preble Co., OH
|14 Jul 1903
|in: Huntington Co., IN
|Jeptha York (1788-1846)
|Susanna Slade (1793-1882)
|1 F Name:
|Lucretia Pribble (1831-1899)
|John Howard Thompson, Jr. (1830-1910)
|2 M Name:
|John Jeptha Pribble
|28 Dec 1832
|in: Preble Co., OH
|04 May 1923
|in: Wells Co., IN
|28 Dec 1854
|in: Huntington Co., IN
|Mariah Ardive Becker
|30 Mar 1836
|in: Cayuga Co., NY
|17 Apr 1909
|in: Wells Co., IN
Byron H Prible (1855-1938) m. Martha . Buckner (1860-1899) m. Maranda Benson
Lurania Adeline Prible (1858-1911) m. John T Buckner (-1933)
Flora J Prible (1859-1864)
Lucretia Helen Prible (1867-1961) m. John Ware (1865-1931)
James Calvin Prible (1876-1966) m. Nellie May Sliger (1876-1941) m. Della Brown (-1953)
|12 Apr 1911
|in: Huntington Co., IN
|Laura Smith Moore
|Dec 1931
|in: Clinton Co., IN
|3 M Name:
|James J Pribble
|30 Nov 1834
|in: Preble Co., OH
|18 Apr 1921
|in: Huntington Co., IN
|04 Oct 1857
|Louisa Mitchell
|05 Jan 1837
|in: OH
|08 Dec 1916
|in: Huntington Co., IN
Lydia M Pribble (1858-1879)
John Enoch Pribble (1860-1936) m. Elizabeth Ann Sheets (1863-1946)
Sarah Artive Pribble (1861-1924) m. James W Johnson (1849-1928)
Ida Alice Pribble (1863-1886)
Emma J Pribble (1866-) m. Robert Y Taylor (-1908) m. Edward Hall
Elizabeth Lucritia Pribble (1868-1885)
Howard Flemming Pribble (1872-1947) m. Carrie Etta Sutton (1873-1929) m. Sylvia Mapes
William Ernest Pribble (1875-1958) m. Bertha J Bonham (1875-1951)
|Lydia's 2nd Husband:
|Noah McGrew
|18 Nov 1840
|in: Huntington Co., IN
|Abt 1807
|in: VA
|in: Huntington Co., IN
|1 F Name:
|Mary McGrew
|Abt 1853
|in: Huntington Co., IN
Biography and Timeline
Enoch Pribble was born in Pickaway County, Ohio, but moved to Preble County with his parents at a young age. The Preble County, Ohio, marriage records include two marriage licenses for Enoch. The first marriage license was with Elizabeth Williams, dated December 25th, 1828. The second marriage license was dated less than two years later, with Lydia York on May 6th, 1830.
In the 1830 Ohio census, Enoch and his new wife are living in Eaton Washington Township, Preble County. Deeds recorded in Preble County indicate land was purchased from Samuel Patterson in 1830. This land was later sold to Timothy Marsh in 1836.
Enoch and his family moved to Jefferson Township, Huntington County, Indiana sometime prior to the 1840 census. The Huntington County Recorder's office have records showing several land purchases before 1837. Enoch died there at an early age, leaving behind his wife and three children under ten years old. He died from "consumption".
Lydia married Noah McGrew shortly after Enoch's death and Noah became the guardian of Enoch and Lydia's 3 young children. Lydia remained in Huntington County, Indiana, until she died on July 11th, 1903.
Both Enoch and Lydia are buried in the Jones Cemetery located east of Warren, on State Road 218 about one mile. The cemetery is back in a field on the south side of the road.
|OH, Pickaway Co.
|Birth: Enoch
|OH, Preble Co.
|Birth: Lydia
|OH, Preble Co.
|Marriage: Enoch and Elizabeth
|OH, Preble Co.
|Death: Elizabeth
|OH, Preble Co.
|Marriage: Enoch and Lydia
|OH, Preble Co.
|Census: Enoch (age 20-29) and female (age 15-19)
|IN, Huntington Co.
|Land: Enoch purchases 40 acres
|IN, Huntington Co.
|Death: Enoch
|IN, Huntington Co.
|Census: Lydia (age 20-29) and 3 young children
|IN, Huntington Co.
|Marriage: Lydia and Noah McGrew
|IN, Huntington Co.
|Census: Lydia (age 37) and Noah McGrew
|IN, Huntington Co.
|Census: Lydia (age 47) and Noah McGrew
|IN, Huntington Co.
|Death: Noah McGrew
|IN, Huntington Co.
|Census: Lydia (age 68) widowed, living with son
|IN, Huntington Co.
|Census: Lydia (age 88) widowed, living with son
|IN, Huntington Co.
|Death: Lydia
Family Photos
Lydia Pribble McGrew
from Preble-Pribble-Prible Geneology
Lydia York Pribble
Wife of Enoch M. Pribble
from Record of York-Shull-Pribble Reunions 1910-1916
Birth Records
Marriage Records
Enoch Preble and Elizabeth Williams marriage record, Preble County, Ohio, 25 Dec 1828:
Enoch Preble and Lydia York marriage record, Preble County, Ohio, 5 May 1830:
Death Records
Lydia McGrew obituary, Daily News-Democrat, Huntington, Indiana, Friday, July 17, 1903:
John J. Prible obituary, Bluffton, Indiana - Bluffton Evening News Friday, May 04, 1923:
John J. Prible, 90, Died This Morning. Death Of Civil War Veteran Occurs This Morning At 4:30 O'clock At His Home. John J. Prible, 90 years old, for 63 years a resident of Wells County, died of complications attending his advanced age, this morning at 4:30 o'clock at his home, 209 West Wabash street. In 1860 he had settled on the old home farm eight miles west of Bluffton. Four years ago he moved to Bluffton. Mr. Prible was born in Eaton, Preble County, Ohio, December 28, 1832, a son of Enoch M. and Lydia (York) Prible. The father was born in Kentucky, a son of Benjamin Prible, who was of English ancestry. The mother was a daughter of Jepthan York and was born in Ohio. When John J. was four years old his parents removed to Huntington County, Indiana, where the father entered a tract of government land three miles west of where Warren now stands. He passed his youth in assisting his father in clearing and improving the farm, and in attending the subscription schools that were taught in the primitive log school house. The first house in which he attended school stood on is father's farm. It had no floor, and greased paper was used for windows. When he was eight years old his father died, and his mother subsequently married Noah McGrew, with whom he resided until he was seventeen years of age. At that time he commenced working for himself, working by the month on a farm, and he also worked four years in a carding-mill. He was married December 28, 1854, to Miss Maria A. Becker, daughter of Peter and Lydia Becker, who came from Cayuga County, N. Y., when she was about seven years of age, settling in Huntington County. After his marriage Mr. Prible settled upon the land his father had entered from the government, and has followed farming ever since. July 20, 1861, he removed to this county and purchased 160 acres of heavily-timbered land on section 5, Liberty township, and commenced the work of clearing and improving a farm. On December 5, 1863, he enlisted in Co. A, Thirteenth Indiana Cavalry, going to Indianapolis, thence to Huntsville, Alabama, the following summer. He participated in the battles of Nashville and Moble, then went to Columbus, Miss., where he remained until the close of the war. He was honorably discharged and mustered out of the service November 18, 1865, at Vicksburg. He then returned to his home in Wells County, and continued farming. His first wife died in 1909. He was afterwards married to Lowan Smith Moore, who survives. The following children survive: Byron H. Prible, Bluffton; Mrs. John Ware, west of Bluffton; James Prible, near Warren; Mrs. John T. Buckner, a daughter, is deceased. A daughter, Flora, died in infancy. A sister, Mrs. Howard Thompson, and a brother, James Prible, are both deceased. Mr. Prible was a member of the Church of Christ. Funeral services will be held at the Liberty Center Baptist church Sunday at 2:30 o'clock, with burial at the Mossburg cemetery. Rev. Polly will be in charge.
James J. Pribble obituary, Bluffton, Indiana - Bluffton Evening News Tuesday, April 19, 1921:
James J. Pribble Dies At Age Of 86. Father of John Pribble, of Bluffton, Passed Away At Warren. James Pribble, a highly esteemed and aged citizen of Warren, passed away last night after a long illness. He was a life long resident of Warren and was well known to the old people of southern Huntington county and western Wells county. His death was due to infirmities of old age. Mr. Pribble was a son of Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Pribble and was born November 30, 1834, at Eaton, Ohio. He came to Huntington county in an early day and has lived in the vicinity of Warren ever since. His wife passed away three years ago. The deceased leaves surviving him the following children: Mrs. James Johnson and Mrs. Emma Hall, Warren; John E. Pribble, Bluffton; Howard Pribble, Plum Tree; Ernest Pribble, Buckeye. His brother, John J. Pribble, of West Wabash street, is the only surviving member of his father's family. He was a member of the Warren Church of Christ and the Masonic lodge. The funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock at the Church of Christ. Burial will be in the Masonic cemetery at Warren.
Census Records
1830 Census, Ohio, Preble County, Eaton Washington Township:
|Enoch Prebble
|1 male 20-29, 1 female 15-19
1840 Census, Indiana, Huntington County:
|Liddia Pribble
|2 males 5-9, 1 female 5-9, 1 female 20-29
1850 Census, Indiana, Huntington County, District Fifty Two:
|Noah McGrew
|age 42, male, farmer, owns $2000 real estate, born in VA
|Lydia McGrew
|age 37, female, born in OH
|Francis McGrew
|age 19, male, farmer, born in OH
|John McGrew
|age 17, male, miller, born in OH, attended school
|James McGrew
|age 14, male, born in IN, attended school
|John Prebble
|age 17, male, farmer, born in OH, attended school
|James Prebble
|age 15, male, born in OH, attended school
|Lucretia Prebble
|age 19, female, born in OH, attended school
|Mary J McGrew
|age 16, female, born in OH, attended school
|Lavina McGrew
|age 10, female, born in OH, attended school
|John Athens
|age 30, male, farmer, born in VA
1860 Census, Indiana, Huntington County, Salamonie Township:
|Noah McGrew
|age 52, male, gate keeper on RR, $500 real estate, $150 personal estate, born in VA
|Lydia McGrew
|age 47, female, born in OH
|Mary McGrew
|age 7, female, born in IN, attended school
|James J McGrew
|age 24, male, carpenter, $100 personal estate, born in IN, married within year
|Henrietta McGrew
|age 22, female, born in IN, married within year
1880 Census, Indiana, Huntington County, Salamonie Township:
|Lydia McGrew
|mother (living with son, James Prebble), female, age 68, widowed, born in OH
1900 Census, Indiana, Huntington County, Salamonie Township:
|Lydia McGrew
|mother (living with son, James Pribble), female, born Sept 1811, age 88, widowed, 4 children, 2 still living, born in OH, parents born in GA, can read, cannot write
Notes and Other Records
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Proof of lineage notes:
- 1830 Preble County, Ohio, marriage record shows Enoch Pribble married to Lydia York.
- 1850 census shows Lucretia, John, and James Prebble living with Lydia and Noah McGrew.
- 1880 and 1900 census show Lydia McGrew living with son James Pribble.
- 1899 obituary for Lucretia Pribble Thompson states that her brothers are John and James Pribble.
- 1903 obituary for Lydia York Pribble McGrew states that she was married to Enoch Pribble and they had 2 sons (James and John J) and 1 unnamed daughter who was no longer living (Lucretia died in 1899).
- 1910 obituary for John Howard Thompson Jr states that Lucretia Pribble is the daughter of Enoch and Lydia Pribble.
Preble County, Ohio Wills, Volume II Abstracts 1836-1854, page 3 (Ancestry.com):
Preble County, Ohio Common Pleas Court Records 1810-1850, Part II Chancery Records, page 83 (Ancestry.com):
U.S. General Land Office Records, 1796-1907 (Ancestry.com):
Enoch M Pribble, Indiana, 10 Nov 1840, Huntington Co., Twp: 26-N, Range: 9-E, Sec: 27
U.S. General Land Office Records, 1796-1907 (Ancestry.com):
Enoch M Prebble, Indiana, 10 Nov 1840, Huntington Co., Twp: 26-N, Range: 9-E, Sec: 12
Sources and Credits
- Preble-Pribble-Prible Geneology, compiled by Edna L. Whinery around 1968, received copy from Norma Haley in 1996. Work by: Mrs. Ellen Huffman, Mrs. Ardive Payne, John Prible, Mrs. Bertha Edris, Mr. Wayne Pribble, Mrs. Evelyn Ward, Mrs. Evonne Michael, Mrs. Ruth Stookey, Mrs. Wilma Johnson, Mr. Clifford Pribble, Mrs. Mary L. Williams, Mrs. Ruby Irick, Miss Helen Thompson, Mrs. Elijah Bonham, Mr. Fred J. Pribble, Mrs. Clare Prible, Mrs. L.S. Prible, and Mrs. Edna L. Whinery.
- The Gap Between the Early and Later Prebles (included in Preble-Pribble-Prible Geneology).
- Record of York-Shull-Pribble Reunions, Together With Family Histories, 1910-1916 (included in Preble-Pribble-Prible Geneology).
- Preble County, Ohio, marriage records, 1828 and 1830.
- 1830 Census, Ohio, Preble County, Eaton Washington Township.
- 1840 Census, Indiana, Huntington County.
- 1850 Census, Indiana, Huntington County, District Fifty Two.
- 1860 Census, Indiana, Huntington County, Salamonie Township.
- 1880 Census, Indiana, Huntington County, Salamonie Township.
- 1900 Census, Indiana, Huntington County, Salamonie Township.
- Lydia McGrew obituary, Daily News-Democrat, Huntington, Indiana, Friday, July 17, 1903.
- John Howard Thompson, Jr. obituary, March 1910.
- Lucretia Pribble Thompson obituary, Republican, March 1899.
- Preble County, Ohio Wills, Volume II Abstracts 1836-1854, p.3 (Ancestry.com).
- Preble County, Ohio Common Pleas Court Records 1810-1850, Part II Chancery Records, p.83 (Ancestry.com).
- U.S. General Land Office Records, 1796-1907 (Ancestry.com).
- Data received from Wally Garchow in 1996.
- Cemetery headstone photos by Tom.
- Data from FindAGrave.com.
- Data from family trees at Ancestry.com.


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Some call Him Savior. Some call Him a moral teacher. Some call Him a prophet. Some only call His name as a curse word. Regardless of what people call Him, Jesus is almost universally known.
Despite what people call Him, and as much as people claim to know about Jesus, there are still so many questions that swirl around—
- Who is this Man?
- How can someone be both God and Man at the same time?
- Did Jesus just show up in Bethlehem, or was He around earlier?
- Was He really perfect? Could He really live His whole life without sinning once?
- How could He die and yet come back to life?
- Better yet: why did He have to die at all?
- Does it really matter whether or not He was resurrected from the dead?
As we approach this Easter season, more and more people's thoughts will be turning toward this Man. Please join me beginning this Sunday as we consider this simple, yet profound question: Who Is Jesus? The answer to that one simple question will be life-changing!


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On my list of series that turned into action games or my desire not to have this series become full on action?We've already got plenty of 3rd person action RPGs. This series excels at being all about weighting rather than speed.
There are a number of RPGs in which (if you are hardcore enough) you can go do an specific battle or even go through the game with low stats. Though, depending on the battle system and overall design 'X RPG' has, the player by default is going to require somewhat of a different mentality to pull that off.
Lately I've been having my doubts in getting Bloodborne, and the launch trailer makes the game look extremly creppy and gory. ;w;And because of this I want to ask if you guys, in general, have had or have problem with extreme violence in media or does other things bother you more?
i miss the days when videogames weren't about being hardcore and overcoming challenges but instead were about collectively experiencing the stress-nightmares of lonely japanese men
Quote from: Yggdrasil on March 13, 2015, 04:29:38 PMLately I've been having my doubts in getting Bloodborne, and the launch trailer makes the game look extremly creppy and gory. ;w;And because of this I want to ask if you guys, in general, have had or have problem with extreme violence in media or does other things bother you more?Funny story, I thought the same thing when I saw the latest trailer for the Netflix Daredevil series. "Does this show need to be this brutal? And more importantly, how does this at all fit with the tone of every other part of the Marvel cinematic universe?"But yeah, things that are more gory or violent than they need to be really bugs me too.
My experience with Dark Souls is very limited but it leads me to believe that this game would be more enjoyable alongside other less stressful and dark titles.
but like with Souls is for the best to focus on it as much as you can to get the most out of it (I said that from my personal experience with the series).
I'm also gonna have to disagree as well. Dark Souls was already an action RPG, and Bloodborne essentially takes the same mechanics and makes them faster, on top of other new mechanics they're adding. I'm in the minority here; I liked the basic mechanics of Dark Souls but I couldn't stand the "feel" of the combat. For me, "weighty" is code for clunky. Bloodborne is obviously going to be different than Dark Souls, and part of the reason I'm excited for it is because they kept the things I liked about the Dark Souls, (the exploration and atmosphere) and they changed the stuff I didn't like (weighty, aka clunky combat, slow movement). @TimmyFd, you're right, there's a fine line between an action RPG and a full-on action game, but I still think Bloodborne is on that action RPG side.


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Dunfermline City Hockey Club are a charitable organisation - promoting affordable hockey in Dunfermline.
Currently we only run one side which is an Adults mens side which play in East League Division 3.
If you are interested in playing hockey and are male aged 14 upwards please get in touch as we are always on the look out for players.
Currently we do not have any U14 teams or Ladies teams so if you are interested in playing these levels please visit the Dunfermline Carnegie website.
COVID 19 UPDATE - Unfortunately the 2019/20 season was curtailled. We hope that we will be allowed to play again when the season is due to commence in September 2020 - however that is subject to the Government and the Scottish Hockey Association. We may look to offer safe training as soon as the current position allows. Any concerns please contact us.
11 Oct 2017
Dunfermline City were missing Spreng for the visit of Carnegie but welcomed back Rintoul from injury, Fleming from Holiday and Innes & Green jnr from parenthood.
City were facing the might of Carnegie Colts who were full of familiar faces – Oagsie, Cruncher, Doc and last but by no means least the best Right back in Dunfermline Drew Mitchell.
Fleming with 14 players at his disposal concocted a plan!! All players were sent a spreadsheet pre- match with playing positions and a subs rota.
City's squad which rotated was Murray in goal – Buttercase's Ben and Kenny, Fleming, Buchanan, Coles, Rintoul, Luff, Kinnear, Innes, Miller, Green's Ryan and Alan, Maxl.
The game started evenly with both sides trying to press in the early stages.
City were however the first to strike in approx. the 10th minute when Green (jnr) took the ball into the D and slotted home past the helpless keeper. There were some claims of dangerous play as the ball appeared lifted into Mitchell in the D – but off whose stick we don't know – advantage played and a good goal.
Carnegie were next to strike when they were awarded a short corner – this wasn't defended well and Oagsie struck home.
City restored their lead prior to half time when Miller pushed out a short corner to Rintoul – who was allowed plenty of time to dribble past a player and his attempted flick into the top corner trickled along the ground into the bottom corner.
City had further chances – Innes skinned the defence but his powerful shot was straight at the keeper – Rintoul likewise had a similar shot.
Carnegie should have found themselves level when Doc had a perfectly good goal chopped off as he flicked the ball over Murray in goals – but the umpire awarded a short corner for a foul just before Doc's finish when advantage would have been more appropriate! City got lucky with that one.
Half time arrived and City were 2.1 to the good in what was an evenly matched first half.
Second half City came out the blocks better than they did in the first and it was man of the match Ben Buttercase who drove into the Carnegie D before clinically finishing.
Alan Green was next to have an opportunity – but he was unable to control first time the through ball which would have left him one on one with the keeper.
It was mostly City at this point. Rintoul added his second of the game as he was allowed to drift into the D and fired home.
4.1 City and the game was pretty much won midway through the second half.
Kinnear had a 1on1 with the keeper saved with his shot too direct.
City continued to create chances – Miller played in Innes who had the perfect shooting opportunity – but elected to play in Miller for a tap in – which Cruncher intercepted before it got to Miller.
Miller then three times in quick succession was allowed to drive down the right wing. First attempt his cross fell between Innes and Ryan Green. The Second picked out Ryan Green whose first-time effort flew just over the bar – then the third brought City's 5th goal of the game with Green opting to first time the cross low past the helpless keeper.
Miller almost added a 6th with his shot just skimming the back post.
Final score 5.1 City.
First half an evenly matched game – but the second with City rotating the line up between the squad of 14 saw City prove too strong for Carnegie Colts.
An excellent display all round barring some spells in the first half – some excellent discipline in a game played mostly in excellent spirts.
Ben Buttercase won City's MOM for his all-round midfield performance. Another Ben on the Carnegie line up looks to be an excellent prospect for the future – In one of Carnegies better performers.
Now for a two-week break prior to the next league game away to Fidra on the 28th of October.
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A year ago we celebrated your second birthday. We threw a big party for you with family and friends and we had the best time. You were such a fun, cute, and fearless little two year old.
This was a big year for you because mommy and daddy took you to see a doctor, who told us to bring you to another doctor who told us that you can't hear! But that's not the only thing we found out about you this year. You are one sweet surprise after another.
We have learned that you are extremely independent.
You don't mind if I take you to the bathroom, but if you have to go… (how should I say this?) #2 then you point to the door and shoo me out of the room so that you can have privacy.
One time you locked yourself in the bathroom and there was no key to get you out so daddy had to saw the knob off and break in to rescue you. You also like to dress yourself from head to toe. No matter how many times it takes you will keep at buttoning your shirt or tying your shoes until you get it right (or at least close enough).
You have even tried to prepare your own meals, but it's usually something eccentric like a butter sandwich. One time you made a bowl of broccoli and marshmallows. You heated it in the microwave just long enough to melt the marshmallow. By the time I caught you you were shoveling it down with a fondue fork and you finished every last bite.
We have also learned that you are left handed, just like 3 of your aunts, even though only one of them is blood related.
We've learned just how very girly you are. You aren't afraid to play with trucks or get dirty, but you tend to gravitate toward dressing up, dancing like a ballerina, or wearing high heels.
One time after a therapy session your teacher said that you were doing a sign where you wiggled your fingers under your chin and and she asked me what it meant? I told her it was the sign for dirty, icky, gross. She said that you were playing with a paper doll and when the teacher put a straw hat on the doll you wrinkled your nose and signed yucky then switched the hat to a tiara. She said you were very adamant about it.
We learned that you have a million different facial expressions and everyone you come in contact with usually comments on that fact.
We already knew what a good little sister you are
and know we know you make a great big sister too!
Lastly we've learned that there is nothing that can hold you back.
Yesterday we celebrated your third birthday. We threw a big party for you with family and friends and we had the best time. You are such a cute, fun, and fearless little three year old.


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As long as people have been around, they have tried to communicate with each other. As a means of getting the message across as clearly as possible, idioms and sayings have found their way into our language. Now, because "a picture paints a thousand words", I thought it would be nice to make this a new photo challenge. The idea is to choose an idiom, or a saying, (even slang is allowed) and illustrate it with a picture. Each week we'll cover two letters of the alphabet, okay? The very first edition is here if you need some inspiration.
If you keep your eye on the ball, you stay alert and pay close attention to what is happening. The photo above was taken by my 5 year old son, Fawwaz, with my SE mobile camera. It features his 1 year old cousin, Alif, keeping his eye on the ball... His teeth were on the ball as well. LOL
If you look on the bright side, you try to see things in an optimistic way, especially when something has gone wrong. This photo is taken from one of my SkyWatch Friday entries. It is the view from my balcony. Very bright, don't you think.


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Signatures of Divergence, Invasiveness and Terrestralization Revealed by Four Apple Snail Genomes
Sun J, Mu H, Ip JCH, Li R, Xu T, Accorsi A, Sanchez Alvarado A, Ross E, Lan Y, Sun Y, Castro-Vazquez A, Vega IA, Heras H, Ituarte S, Van Bocxlaer B, Hayes KA, Cowie RH, Zhao Z, Zhang Y, Qian PY, Qiu JW. Mol Biol Evol. 2019;36:1507-1520.
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Hampton by Hilton Global Brand Head Shruti Buckley said as the 35-year-old brand continues to expand to new markets and guests, a clear value proposition, positioning and innovation are key.
NEW YORK—In its 35th year, the Hampton by Hilton brand has its largest-ever pipeline of hotels in development, with 695 hotels globally, more than half of which are in international markets, including some that are new for the brand.
"We have 360 some odd hotels in the pipeline outside of the U.S., in another 18 new countries. We're in 27 countries now, with properties in another 18 to 19 new countries coming online," said Shruti Buckley, global head of the brand.
Hampton is a "35-year-old healthy brand, which is remarkable, that continues to have this success in the U.S., but it's a relatively new, emerging brand overseas," she said, noting the brand recently marked its 10th anniversary in the United Kingdom and will hit a milestone of 2,500 hotels open around the world—including 100 in China—this year.
Countries the brand has entered or will enter this year include France—where the Hampton by Hilton Paris Clichy opened in late January—as well as Brazil, Peru, Argentina and Chile—where a first property has opened and a second may open by the end of 2019.
The Hampton brand, positioned as upper-midscale, appeals to owners in part because of the growing middle class in these markets, Buckley said. Many of those owners have become familiar with the brand when visiting the U.S., where Hampton is well-established with nearly 2,300 hotels.
US development
Despite that saturation in the U.S., the Hampton brand has some room to grow in the country, particularly in up-and-coming markets west of the Mississippi, Buckley said.
"Believe it or not, because the economy has changed so much in the past 10 to 15 years, there are some markets which have actually really developed quite strongly, which we believe is a great opportunity for Hampton," she said, noting that markets that once were not considered Hampton markets now are.
Also, "as older hotels exit (the system), we're able to replace them with new, fresh product, which is really great," she added.
"We're not looking at 1,000 more units here, but certainly a few more hundred units within the U.S. the market can bear. We're reaching the four corners of the U.S.—Maine to Miami to Portland … San Jose and Oakland."
Defining Hampton
As the brand is introduced to new markets and guests, Buckley said it's important to properly convey Hampton's core hospitality and service focus, as well as what distinguishes it from other Hilton brands and competitors.
"It's interesting, when you enter with Hampton in some markets, a lot of the time, you're known as the Hilton. So in some cases, when we enter a market, we know early on that you almost have to train the consumer … that this is not a full-service experience," she said.
"Where we're able to overcome that is that really great hospitality and a warm welcome when people come in. We're taking advantage of front-desk team members, and training them to help folks understand what our service model is. We're not going to deliver roomservice at 1 in the morning, but here's what you are going to get: great service and all the great amenities that you need."
It's also key to understand where, or if, a Hampton fits into a particular market, which requires some thought for Hilton's other brands, she said.
"We're not just looking at Hampton alone, but we make sure that we look at if Tru were to come into the market, what Tru would be; what is (Hilton Garden Inn), which already is in some of these markets? To make sure we carve out our space, and that we're very clear who we are, so that we don't become the Taj Mahal Hampton in one place and a basic Hampton in another," she said.
Keeping the brand relevant means continuing to be innovative—something Hampton is known for in the midscale segment.
"With so many new competitors coming into the market—they're coming in at the midscale level, coming in above, then you have other disruptors that are not your traditional hotel experiences—how do we make sure that we continue to outperform? Service and innovation."
New Hampton breakfast
One way the brand is innovating is with its breakfast program. Known for being the first hotel brand to offer a free breakfast, Hampton is now preparing to roll out an updated breakfast menu and model, which Buckley said has been a long time coming.
"When you roll out something of this magnitude, you want to make sure you've got it right, so we did a lot of piloting and testing," she said.
The program includes three new menu components, new signage and display-ware and a hospitality host.
"Because Hilton has really been leading the way with digital key, how do we make sure we deliver on the guest experience, if we don't get them at the front desk, because they're going straight to their room? We thought because we offer breakfast, and have an 85% take rate (with guests), let's take advantage of that breakfast timeframe and introduce a hospitality host," Buckley said.
The hospitality host at breakfast "may serve you coffee, ask how was your stay and what are you going to be doing today," she said.
The updated breakfast menu improves on the basics and introduces new staples, she said.
"We also look at some of the core elements, such as: How do we just get better eggs? Believe it or not, that was one of the biggest things we kept hearing from guests, and we delivered against that," she said.
The Hampton hot waffle is also getting a makeover, switching to mini waffles which can be made and mixed in a variety of flavors. Other new additions to the menu are Greek yogurt smoothies, fresh-pressed juices, fresh baked goods and a sirloin hash as one of the rotational hot items.
"This is about reinvigorating our breakfast experience," Buckley said.


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Here are some pictures of the Early Bronco build that we finished a few months ago for Bill, owner of Carroll Shelby Engine Company.
The Bronco has a 468HP 331CI all aluminum Shelby stroker engine, along with an NV4500 5 speed transmission and Atlas transfer case. It has King shocks all way around, 35 spline rear axle shafts, 4340 front axles, full stainless true dual exhaust, any many other extras.
It should fit well in Bill's car collection!
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FG Plans To Assassinate Me, Gov. Wike Alleges
Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers State has alleged that the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) Federal Government is plotting to assassinate him in a crowd and claim accidental discharge.
The governor made the revelation during the third anniversary thanksgiving service of the Wike administration at Living Faith Church in D-Line, Port Harcourt on Sunday.
"Intelligence report available to us as at this morning indicate that they are plotting to assassinate me in a crowd and claim it was accidental discharge", the governor said.
Wike said that the plot of the APC Federal Government and her associates will not intimidate him as he remains committed to the defence of democracy and Rivers State.
He said that the plot will fail because God will continue to defend him.
"The level of conspiracy against Rivers State is unfortunate. Instead of focusing on governance, they focus on how to assassinate me or frame me up."
Governor Wike informed the church that the Federal Government through the Inspector General of Police (IGP) plotted to plant millions of dollars and AK47 at his Abuja residence, when the police sought search warrant from an Abuja court.
He noted that last week the court ruled that the police cannot search his Abuja residence, stopping them from their evil plot.
"I am not afraid of my residence being searched by the police, but I know their evil intention", he said.


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Today, the New America Foundation is hosting an important event on America's war in Afghanistan, featuring my New America Foundation colleagues Peter Bergen and Steve Coll, as well as Washington Post standout journalists Rajiv Chandrasekaran and Karen DeYoung.
The event will run from 12:15 pm – 1:45 pm and will stream live here at The Washington Note.
As the debate in Washington heats up about whether to send more troops to Afghanistan, I think it is important to provide a variety of perspectives to my readers – and these four are among Washington's most knowledgeable commentators on this topic.
Today's event will also serve as the formal launch of the AfPak Channel, a New America Foundation/Foreign Policy Magazine project.
As I have written on this blog, I am personally increasingly disturbed by the Obama administration's approach to Afghanistan – a position that I articulated in a letter to President Obama that I signed on to earlier this week. On the skeptical side, I also recommend reading Paul Pillar's op-ed from yesterday that questions whether preventing a terrorist "safe haven" in Afghanistan is really worth the blood and treasure it will cost.
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CREATED to Love.
God's plan was to create people in His image with the capacity to love Him and others exactly as He loves. We are to demonstrate that love with all of our being. Dr. Caroline Leaf, brain research scientist, says, "Even the most devout atheist brain scientist agrees human beings are designed to operate and function from unconditional, giving love."
God's love transformed the world when He gave Jesus as the sacrifice for our sins. Now He wants to transform the world through us, His sons and daughters, conformed to the exact image of Jesus Christ. (Romans 8:29) We must rise up to the High Calling of Jesus Christ. We must believe what God says about us. We must believe we can do what Jesus did. He loved. He loved by healing. He loved by giving—his time, his compassion, his service and his life.
Why did Jesus do all this? Because He saw us in our finished fullness, a beautiful being with God's heart and capacity to love fully. "Just as he chose us beforehand in him from before the foundation of the universe, that we shall be holy and without spot before him, and he ordained us beforehand in love for himself."
God's plan has not changed.
My trouble is I see them as they are. Now. Why? Because that's all I've seen modeled. But God is RENEWING me, calling me into my fullness and asking to see people as He sees them…..finished and perfect, holy and beautiful.
7 billion pieces of His heart on this earth. He asks me to love them through demonstration. Why? Because that is how I demonstrate my love to Him. ("The king will answer them, 'I can guarantee this truth: Whatever you did for one of my brothers or sisters, no matter how unimportant [they seemed], you did for me.' Matthew 25:40) It's how I become more and more like Him, as I practice loving those around me. God wants me and you to call forth His purpose in the lives of those we know and meet. He desires for us to "….consider how to spur one another on to love and good deeds."
God is building a people. He gave Jesus to live as an example and to die to pay the price for everyone's sins. Then He raised Him from the dead. Jesus passed His mission and authority to everyone who would believe in Him. Jesus is now there at the right hand of the Father interceding for us, praying for us as we learn to live like Him.
God wants to teach you how to love others as He loves you. The relationships believers share within the church should draw the lost to Christ. The unity of believers is a magnet pulling people to Jesus. John 13:35 says, "By this all men will know that you are my disciples, if you love one another."
CREATED for COMMUNITY …
You would think trees that large would have a tremendous root system, reaching down hundreds of feet into the earth. But that is not the case. Redwoods have a very shallow root system.
However, the roots of these trees are intertwined and interlocked. Thus, when the storms come and the winds blow the redwoods still stand.
With an interlocking root system they support and sustain each other. They need one another to survive. So do we!
God planned for us to dwell in unity as His body filled with and operating by love. "See how good and how pleasant it is for brothers to live together in unity." Psalm 133:1
Through Christ we are bound together in a community of love and unity. Fellowship with Christ translates into fellowship with each other.
Dear friends, let us continue to love one another, for love comes from God. Anyone who loves is a child of God and knows God. But anyone who does not love does not know God, for God is love. God showed how much he loved us by sending his one and only Son into the world so that we might have eternal life through him. This is real love—not that we loved God, but that he loved us and sent his Son as a sacrifice to take away our sins. Dear friends, since God loved us that much, we surely ought to love each other." (1 John 4:7-11
WE are invited to join Him in His work. He longs to reset us with the love culture of heaven.
God trusts us because He knows His plan will succeed. Let's join Him. Let's trust Him. Let's invest in people. Let's change the world! Just like God planned.


text: Tennis Tennis Frustrated French Open chief confident of roof by 2020 French Open is the only one of the four Slams not to have a covered court. Both the Australian Open and Wimbledon have stadiums with roofs while the US Open's cavernous Arthur Ashe stadium will be covered for the first time this year. AFP Paris 23 May, 2016 17:52 IST An illustration photo shows a tennis ball which drops into water during rainfall at Roland Garros - Reuters AFP Paris 23 May, 2016 17:52 IST French Open chief Guy Forget insisted on Monday that the showpiece Court Philippe Chatrier will have a roof by 2020 as a wet and chilly Roland Garros endured another frustrating day of rain delays. After just 10 of 32 matches were completed in a little over four hours of play on Sunday, the second day of the tournament was hit by another two and a half hour delay. That in turn pushed 12 of the scheduled 66 matches back to Tuesday. It once again brought into sharp focus that the French Open is the only one of the four Slams not to have a covered court. Both the Australian Open and Wimbledon have stadiums with roofs while the U.S. Open's cavernous Arthur Ashe stadium will be covered for the first time this year. "I think it's a question of respect to the crowd, to the people, to you guys from the media and the players that are waiting hours and hours in the lounges, in the locker rooms," said former Davis Cup winner Forget. "We wait and wait and wait and wait. While Wimbledon, Melbourne, and New York now have the roof, you know, we'll have to wait until 2020." The historic Roland Garros site is the smallest of the four Slams and when it rains, it becomes terribly congested with thousands of fans jostling for the few areas of cover. The planned 350-million-euro expansion of the grounds set in the leafy and plush western district of Paris has, however, hit trouble. A new 5,000-seat stadium is planned for the neighbouring Serres d'Auteuil but work has come to a halt due to ongoing protests over the impact the work will have on the botanical gardens historic greenhouses which date back to the 19th century. That stadium will only be completed at 2018 at the earliest. "I think this is the perfect example of why we need to get bigger, so the stadium is not as congested as it is today. We need to modernize our facility for these reasons. It's a necessity," added Forget. "It's an ongoing process which will take us in 2020 where hopefully everything will be done. And the roof is actually the last piece of that puzzle." Support Sportstar Dear Reader, Support our journalism — where text and pictures intermingle so seamlessly — and help us scale up your experience as the world changes around us. Your contribution is vital to our brand of uninfluenced, boots-on-the-ground reportage that's worth your while. Clickbait sensationalism is not for us, but editorial independence is — we owe it to you. Support Quality Journalism Subscribe to our daily newsletter Get your daily dose of Sportstar with handpicked stories delivered right to your inbox! SUBSCRIBE Please enter a valid email address. Dugout videos


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Welcome to the family of Weldon Church of England Primary School.
We are a Christian school which has been a feature of the parish of Weldon for over a hundred years. We provide a values based education built on love, compassion, respect and perseverance. We seek to develop resilience and strength in all our children, enabling them to achieve their full potential academically, personally and spiritually.
Our aim is that children leave us with an understanding of how Christian faith moulds, changes and shapes lives, along with the skills, values and attitudes that together will enable them to become successful citizens in their ever changing world.
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