It's a mix of Amish and "English," what the Amish call non-Amish, farms.
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The nearly 200 Amish families in Sugar Grove Township are Troyer Amish.
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Some Amish listen to political talk radio when they get car rides from the Lancaster "English" (what the Amish call non-Amish), their mostly Republican neighbours.
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Walters is not Amish, nor is Amish PAC's treasurer and other co-founder Taylor Swindle.
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"Geauga County has developed a reputation for wild [Amish] youth behavior, an image which has not been helped by newspaper publications about Amish youth misbehavior," the Amish America website harrumphs.
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"The Amish are averse to any technology, which they feel weakens the family structure," Amish Geauga explains.
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Mr. Martin said that many "English," as the Amish call non-Amish people, make sweeping descriptions or assumptions of Amish and Mennonite people, especially since different sects vary widely in the strictness of their beliefs.
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Beards are an essential aspect of religious expression for Amish men, while Amish women do not cut their hair.
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Breaking Amish and Return to Amish fans have followed Burkholder's struggle with sobriety since season 1 which debuted in September 2012, when she was the only Mennonite cast member among the rest of the Amish cast.
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The Amish and Mennonites have farmed in Lancaster County for centuries, but they started attracting the attention of tourists and outsiders only in the mid-1950s, when Amish and non-Amish lifestyles began to rapidly diverge.
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We went to Lancaster, Pa., the epicenter of Amish life, to see how the Amish are adopting technology to run their small businesses.
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"Increasing Amish turnout by even 5% in 2016 could be the difference between a Republican president and Hillary Clinton," Amish PAC's website says, assuredly.
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Even King, Amish PAC's own outreach director, is unsure whether the group is going to make a big difference in turning out the Amish vote.
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This stylistic staidness runs in satisfying counterpoint to the dramas unfolding in the outside world of the "English" — the Amish term for non-Amish people.
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Related: Paul Ryan 'Encouraged' by Meeting With Donald Trump, as Bizarro Circus Unfolds Outside The Amish theology is based on the notion that "we're in this world but not of this world," said Erik Wesner, another expert on the Amish and founder of the website Amish America.
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Prosecutors allege that Kaplan befriended the then-Amish family in Lancaster County in 2003, supported them financially and helped them break free of their Amish way of life.
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In Rockville, she discovered an I.G.A. supermarket frequented by the local Amish community; the van parks next to the hitching post where Amish shoppers tether their buggy horses.
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In addition to working as a volunteer for Amish PAC, King is also the CEO of a business that builds Amish horse barns across the Northeast and in Florida.
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So Amish PAC is taking a less high-tech approach and plans to place advertisements in local print newspapers and on billboards throughout Amish country in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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Steven Nolt, a professor at Elizabethtown College in Pennsylvania and the author of "A History of the Amish," said parts of the dopamine fast do echo elements of Amish life.
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But Walters is still confident that Amish PAC's efforts can mobilize a significant number of Amish people to vote for the presumptive Republican nominee — at least in opposition to Clinton.
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Specifically, he offered up this plan, emphasis mine: Just like the Amish live nearby, peacefully, in the past - imagine a society of Inverse Amish that lives nearby, peacefully, in the future.
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October 2, 2006 - Georgetown Amish School, Nickel Mines, Pennsylvania.
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"Really the only choice you have if you're gay and Amish and want to be true to yourself is to leave the Amish community," said Mr. Schwartz, who now lives in Hawaii.
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In addition, primarily adult men work with the cows in Hutterite communities, while Amish children play in the cowsheds, and Amish women, including pregnant ones, presumably have frequent contact with the cowshed microbes.
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It's only getting worse for Sabrina on Return to Amish.
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The Amish barns, however, are much closer to their homes.
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Well, the Amish have some big farms, but go ahead.
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A group of Amish community members also attended, Jafarjian says.
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Good thing the Amish were there to help them out.
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Check out this Amish man SKIING behind his horse buggy!
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Everyone asks us about the Amish, being from Lancaster County.
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Yet the Amish and the Hutterites have similar genetic backgrounds.
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They analyzed dust from the Amish and the Hutterite homes.
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Amish dust prevented symptoms of asthma; Hutterite dust encouraged them.
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Nesbit tells PEOPLE the children attended a local Amish school.
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The children were raised Amish, born with no birth certificates and home schooled together, officials say, but the Stoltzfus family left the Amish community after they met Kaplan, a former business partner of Daniel's.
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The family lives in an Amish community in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.
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Voter registration among the Amish increased for that election by 169%.
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"Neither the Amish nor the Hutterites have dirty homes," explained Ober.
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Most of them, 383, happened in unvaccinated Amish communities in Ohio.
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"But the Amish are on farms, they live isolated," he said.
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"They assumed I was Amish because of my beard," he says.
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He had also visited an Amish community, which he found fascinating.
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No offense to Amish people, but you know what I mean?
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Nearly 400 of them occurred in unvaccinated Amish communities in Ohio.
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It also hasn't been helped by, um, the wild Amish youth.
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The contaminated products include Amish Classics Colby Deli (Mini) Horns, Amish Classics Colby Fullmoons, Deli Readi Colby Mini Cheese Slices, Deli Made EZ Colby Cheese Slices, Meijer Colby Jack (Mini) Horns and Meijer Colby (Mini) Horns.
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The researchers decided that the differences between the Amish and the Hutterite children were so great that they should forge ahead with additional research to try to figure out what was stimulating the Amish innate immune system.
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As an Amish saying goes: "We don't vote, but we pray Republican".
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There's no obvious dirt in the Amish homes, no lapse of cleanliness.
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The Amish population has a relatively high infection rate of Toxoplasma gondii.
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It's not an activity you typically associate with the Amish,' Jordan said.
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Police say Borntreger become an Amish minister following his move to Kentucky.
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By contrast, Greg Vernick's food menu is deceptively straightforward: whole Amish chicken.
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I think the Amish themselves understand, so ... I'm sure they have Tinder.
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The Amish, for instance, are a geographically isolated subset of German immigrants.
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The Amish and Mennonites are not just a tourist attraction around here.
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He remembered walking home with another Amish classmate one day after school.
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John had his worries about where technology was taking the Amish community.
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John had his worries about where technology was taking the Amish community.
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"The Amish are readers and encourage their kids to read," she said.
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The mother buys raw milk from an Amish farmer to make yogurt.
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Donald Kraybill, a retired professor from nearby Elizabethtown College and a noted expert on Amish life, warned at a public hearing last year that some Amish and Mennonites might leave the area if the development went on as planned.
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The affidavit states they allegedly blew up an Amish phone shed on Dec.
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The couple are former members of the Amish religion, according to court documents.
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Most Amish have never voted and have no interest in ever doing so.
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Mr Trump is also a builder and the Amish are known for building.
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Part of being Amish is seeing the rest of the world as separate.
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Genetic analysis also showed that Amish children have a more reactive immune system.
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Things have certainly not calmed down for the stars of Return to Amish.
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The next step is studying the health of the Amish population of Maryland.
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" Republican Representative Justin Amish of Michigan tweeted: "Not the president(elect)'s job.
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A political action committee formed in 2016, Amish PAC, is rallying the faithful.
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They are Amish buggies, not Mennonite — although Mennonites do live in the area.
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As part of the funding deal, FirstMark's Amish Jani will join the board.
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Traditionally, RFRAs were used to protect religious minorities, including the Amish and Muslims.
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Among the Amish, religious restrictions on the use of technology vary by district.
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Amish generally don't drive, but they can hire vans to taxi them around.
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More recently, Ely had a role in the 2014 television movie Expecting Amish.
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A study of Lancaster County in Pennsylvania by Elizabethtown College's Young Centre for Anabaptist and Pietist Studies found that Amish turnout in 2016 was 24% lower than in 2004, even though the number of eligible Amish voters was much higher.
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It took thousands of workers, including hundreds of Amish craftsmen, 24 months to build.
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The team at FirstMark includes Rick Heitzmann, Matt Turck, Amish Jani and Beth Ferreira.
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He is crude, arrogant and a braggart; the Amish are modest and prize humility.
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On October 1st, several dozen Amish went to see Mr Trump speak in Lancaster.
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The Amish approach to technology appeals to Spiotta: ''They don't reject; they 'doubt' it.
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Before that, it was vaccine-refusing Amish in Ohio and Somali Americans in Minnesota.
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Unlike the Tea Party movement, though, the 300,000-strong Amish are almost politically irrelevant.
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The Amish have great respect for the "high and mighty king", adds Mr Kraybill.
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The midcentury-style bed and desk were white oak made locally by Amish craftsmen.
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The Amish dust was loaded with debris from bacteria; the Hutterite dust was not.
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Before Shelton bought the plant, it had employed mostly young Amish women and Mennonites.
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Here these Amish women in central Pennsylvania were doing something 100 years before Mondrian.
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How much did you say that lot in Amish country was going for again?
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How did Castillo, who is not Amish herself, come to write about the community?
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"The bikers are getting ready to deliver the Amish, the Mennonite," he told me.
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Shakers dress plainly and might be mistaken for Amish, but they do not shun society.
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The dust collected from Amish homes contained more microbes—6.8 times more to be precise.
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We saw her fight with former friend Leanne (Emma Myles) after mocking her Amish past.
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"It was pretty nerve wracking," Amish Patel, who pitched his Melting Pot idea, told Mashable.
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Marisa and Hans's friendship was sealed over Hans's favorite Amish apple pie and whipped cream.
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Driving straight up to the Amish farms would have been the wrong approach, Carey felt.
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Police in Ohio pulled over two Amish for drinking while operating a horse and buggy.
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Then, a few years ago, researchers found an American example of the phenomenon: the Amish.
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The guys at Janus don't question Amish values, because those craftsmen are perfect production partners.
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But others within the Amish community and those who have studied them are more skeptical.
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Many Amish are "put off by [Trump's] hubris, self-serving style and language," Kraybill said.
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One evening, I was out for a run when an Amish neighbor waved me over.
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Their stories describe a widespread, decentralized cover-up of child sexual abuse by Amish clergy.
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And the protective instincts of well-meaning outsiders trigger an urgent, and distinctively Amish, crisis.
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The idea for the first Burkholder book struck during a "happenstance trip" to Amish country.
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The case involved an Amish sect in the rural community of Bergholz, southeast of Cleveland.
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"The Amish Project" examines the effect of a modern calamity on a traditional, sequestered community.
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Amish allies Having decided on a product, Abdul-Wahab discovered that most camels in the US are owned by Amish and Mennonite farmers -- members of strict religious communities who wear plain, modest clothing and might eschew cars and electricity, depending on how devout they are.
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The Amish, who number roughly 342,000 in North America, are dispersed across rural areas of states like Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, New York, Michigan, and Wisconsin, according to the Young Center for Anabaptist and Pietist Studies at Elizabethtown College, a leading authority on Amish life.
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In the tiny hamlet of Nickel Mines, Pennsylvania, the Amish refer to the events of Oct.
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The PAC had to withdraw ads in The Budget, which reports Amish weddings and church news.
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Just outside Kalona on Route 1, I came upon a profusion of buggies ferrying Amish families.
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NYPD showed up eventually, responding to a call of a physical fight at the Amish Market.
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An Amish girl chases a cow from the outfield during a baseball game in Bergholz, Ohio.
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It's a lifestyle that is peaceful, housebound and nearly Amish in its lack of material indulgence.
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Howells pleaded guilty in May to the sexual exploitation of six children, including two Amish girls.
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"It was fascinating," an Amish Uber rider named Bruce Jordan, visiting from Grand Rapids, told WWMT.
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Hutterites are Anabaptist Christians—similar to Old Order Amish and Mennonites—with German and Austrian roots.
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Amish and Mennonite farmers breed and sell camels for upwards of $26,27 each, says Abdul-Wahab.
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Hay, a former lawyer, draws inspiration from the modest clothing of Amish, Victorian, and Hasidic women.
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The clue "Powerless group?" is meant to convey that the AMISH do not use electrical power.
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All I wanted to do was be reading a book in a silo with the Amish.
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It held that sending the children to high school would threaten the Amish way of life.
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Some of the broom corn he uses is grown for him by a local Amish farmer.
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Because I am from Pennsylvania, not so far from Amish country, there will also be scrapple.
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I also reached out to experts on Amish and Mennonite culture, who spoke of two factors.
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As far as the Amish go, she said most would learn to live with the development.
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The mutation was first identified in 21 in a secluded Amish farming community in Berne, Ind.
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The incident occurred in the basement of the Amish Market, a grocery store in the building.
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Mr. Troyer, the son of Amish parents, said he never regarded his size as an impediment.
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Jacob, an Amish farmer and carpenter, serves as our tour guide to this disorienting psychological landscape.
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The Amish indeed thrive in comparison to the English — yet their neighbors' challenges test them, too.
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He announces "Amish blow dryer," for example, then grabs a tube and blows on one end.
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Such accidents are also common in Pennsylvania, New York and other states with large Amish communities.
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Such accidents are also common in Pennsylvania, New York and other states with large Amish communities.
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How much could a zebra cost if a frugal Amish family had one as a pet?
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A 2014 outbreak in an Ohio Amish community lasted four months with 383 cases of illness.
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"It was a wholesale warehouse for Lancaster County's Amish and Mennonite general stores," Mr. Mason said.
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The descendants of 18th-Century German immigrants, the Amish are concentrated in rural Pennsylvania and Ohio.
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When I told him that several authorities spoke of teenage Amish and Mennonites drinking and driving buggies, he said that Amish and Mennonite people allowed teenagers to experience a freewheeling period known as rumspringa, but that rumors of its being an alcohol-soaked experience were exaggerated.
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The XKSS program involves making new cars based on old specs, the way the Amish build barns.
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Before New York and Washington, it was vaccine-refusing Amish in Ohio and Somali Americans in Minnesota.
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Sabrina Burkholder, star of TLC's Breaking Amish, has revealed she recently suffered a near-fatal heroin overdose.
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They live simply—around a third of the 300,000 Amish in North America survive on the land.
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He also asked for prayers for the victims of a 2006 mass shooting at an Amish school.
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They also found a lack of eosinophils among the Amish, which promote allergic reactions, such as inflammation.
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She was also the suspected victim of abuse at the Amish puppy mill where she once lived.
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THE AMISH are members of a devoutly religious community with Swiss-German roots who rely on themselves.
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An Amish Michigan man is jumping into the ride-sharing business — even without a car or smartphone.
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The Amish in America spurn modern medicine, along with almost everything else invented since the 17th century.
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Mostly white, this region is home to pockets of minorities, from Native Americans to Amish to Hmong.
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Before the nineteen-seventies, most Amish made their living farming; today, fewer than ten per cent do.
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She gave the Amish dust to mice that were missing genes needed for the innate immune response.
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Winesburg, the home of Shelton's first plant, is a small community in the middle of Amish country.
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But, as the company expanded, it stopped recognizing Amish holidays and began hiring outside the insular community.
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Amish online They still drive horse-drawn buggies and continue to abstain from most kinds of technology.
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In years past, we've seen explosive outbreaks among the Amish in Ohio and Somali Americans in Minnesota.
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Many of the motorcycles' major components, including frames and bodywork, are manufactured and painted by Amish craftsmen.
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Caught in the middle are Amish, Mennonites and others who are concerned about losing Lancaster's agricultural character.
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Matt Knepper, director of the board, estimates that a third of the preserved farms are Amish owned.
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"I think the Amish are much more resilient and willing to change than we think," she said.
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They are not optional, as I think the Amish example proves, and as proved by present failure.
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"Bush's style was a little more homespun and evangelical religious, which appealed to [the Amish]," Kraybill said.
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Even the Amish, who practice shunning as a matter of faith, allow for the repented to return.
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In 2014, nearly 400 people were sickened during a measles outbreak among unvaccinated Amish communities in Ohio.
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Other states with a high number of Amish residents include Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Wisconsin and New York.
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Tech is making its way into some Amish communities, pushing them — sometimes unwillingly — into the 21st century.
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When the Amish do vote, they tend to vote Republican and have done so for over a century.
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A campaign to get out the Amish vote for George W. Bush seems to have worked in 2004.
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As a result, Hutterite children aren't exposed to farm animals to the same degree that Amish children are.
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Optimus Ride's investor list is impressive too, including Lee Hower at NextView Ventures, and Amish Jani at FirstMark.
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Henny Kupferstein, a friend of Mayer's, says the comparison between Hasidim and the Amish is an apt one.
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That's exactly why Amish Tripathi, acclaimed author of the Shiva Triology, tried something new — and a little crazy.
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An Amish guy in Michigan has decided to finally join the rideshare economy—with his horse and buggy.
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In their quest, they are moving toward two very old groups: those in silent meditation and the Amish.
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Most of the woodwork was created on an Amish Farm using reclaimed wood supplied by an Idaho schoolhouse.
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The New York State Police connected me with a sergeant devoted to dealing with Amish buggy concerns, Sgt.
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In October in Oswegatchie, a car sideswiped an Amish buggy driver and fled, leaving the buggy driver hospitalized.
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Amish carriers of the mutation live on average to age 85, about 10 years longer than their peers.
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Among the Amish who did not have the mutation, the rate of Type 2 diabetes was 13 percent.
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More than 19903,21990 Amish live in Pennsylvania, leading modest, heavily religious lives away from developed landscapes or politics.
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Amish PAC is hoping to reach Mennonite voters as well, who are less traditionalist but still deeply conservative.
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"We're going fast and furious to try to get this figured out for this Amish community," he said.
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New research identified a gene that has caused cardiac deaths in two extended Amish families over the years.
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One of the Amish men even let me drive his buggy, which was a fascinating and fun experience.
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Outsiders often compare Orthodox Jews to the Amish because of the way they dress, Krakowski told BuzzFeed News.
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Several Amish and Mennonite families would be impacted by the proposed pipeline, which would run under their property.
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Bucks District attorney David Heckler tells PEOPLE that the Stoltzfuses were Amish but had been "shunned" by the community.
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The congestion is caused by horses and buggies driven by the Amish, especially when they make left-hand turns.
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Mr Walters says he believes a recent bump in Republican voter registration is in part down to the Amish.
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The presence of Amish Country in Pennsylvania brings interesting Christmas traditions to the state, especially those of German heritage.
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Amish Jani, managing director of the firm, had met Kanojia in early 2001 back when he was running Navic.
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A key discovery was the presence of neutrophils among Amish children—blood cells that are crucial to fighting infections.
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The church does not encourage voting, and only around one in ten eligible Amish voters go to the polls.
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Desert Farms now works with one big Amish farm in Missouri, which allows use of electricity and cell phones.
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But unlike the Amish, the Hutterites, who live in the upper Midwest, are as allergic as your average American.
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About 5 percent of the Amish children in the study have asthma, while 21 percent of the Hutterites do.
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Basics For "simple" single-celled organisms, microbes often can seem as civic-minded as an Amish barn-raising crew.
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At various times, some religious minorities like Orthodox Jews and the Amish in Ohio have had low vaccination rates.
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Dr. Vaughan wondered how the Amish people in Berne who naturally produce smaller amounts of PAI-22 are affected.
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Running With Sherman It was already dark when the first vans full of Amish runners pulled into my driveway.
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"Finally!" someone shouted from the darkness, as the lead pack of Amish runners closed in on us from behind.
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"I'm originally from Ohio and so I was aware of the Amish growing up," she told me by email.
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Most responses are positive, but I did receive a letter from another Amish man who said he was offended.
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I always feel like we're Amish or Quakers in some little village where we just have our own system.
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Right off the bat I got stubborn at 1A with "Luddites," which is wrong (it's THE AMISH, a debut).
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It was a little like when Harrison Ford was wounded in "Witness" and he was there in Amish country.
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Inside the rural Amish town that builds high-tech stages for U2, Lady Gaga and Taylor Swift's live shows.
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The community in Minneapolis, I think it was a lot of Somali immigrants, there have been cases among the Amish.
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One Amish seller in Kentucky was arrested in 20153 and sentenced to six years in prison for selling black salve.
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The PAC may have a tough time selling Donald Trump, who could not be said to stand for Amish values.
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According to the CDC, the worst post-2000 measles outbreak was recorded in Amish communities in Ohio, affecting 383 people.
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Boy George in full-on Amish football regalia had a meltdown, literally waiting for his shot in the football video.
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Around five percent of Amish children aged six to 14 have asthma, which is about half of the US average.
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"I don't think there's Uber down here so it's pretty cool," Becky Phelps, an Amish Uber customer, told WWMT-TV.
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In one case, he says, he got a call that Kara was living just outside an Amish community in Missouri.
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The Stoltzfuses, formerly members of the Amish community, were supported financially by Kaplan, according to the Bucks County Prosecutor's Office.
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"Compared with many of the rest of us, you would find Amish emotion to be more muted," Dr. Nolte said.
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There are roughly ten thousand deer farms in North America, and some thirty per cent are owned by the Amish.
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Perri's Padded Leather Dog Collar is an Amish-made collar that offers the ideal combination of function and aesthetic appeal.
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Outside the main confines, I wandered into Daisy Mae's Market, which has a vast selection of Amish jams and jellies.
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He had realized he was gay a few years earlier, something that is unacceptable in his Old Order Amish community.
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Some Amish elders and clergy regard buggy safety initiatives as usurping God's role in overseeing their safety, Sergeant Kennett said.
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"They're a face-to-face, oral culture," Donald Kraybill, a leading expert on the Amish at Pennsylvania's Elizabethtown College, said.
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In Lancaster County, where over 10% of all of America's Amish live, 1,019 members of the community voted in 2016.
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The Amish culture is a bit of a closed society, and I was fascinated by the mystery of that, too.
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In the story, children dressed similar to Amish people are told by their god to murder adults in rural Nebraska.
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In 353, measles spread among unvaccinated Amish people in Ohio after a missionary brought the virus back from the Philippines.
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"Return to Amish" star Chapel Peace was peddling more than butter and blankets ... prosecutors say she was deep into meth.
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It kind of reminded me of that movie Witness with Harrison Ford and Kelly McGillis because she's in the Amish community.
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These days, outbreaks occur when travelers return to unvaccinated communities — like the 2014 outbreak among an unvaccinated Amish community in Ohio.
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Mr Trump has been married three times and has declared bankruptcy; divorce and bankruptcy are cause for excommunication in Amish communities.
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Most recent large outbreaks have been in insular religious or immigrant groups, such as the Amish, Orthodox Jews and Somali-Americans.
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There were small-bore cases involving whether, say, the Amish had to keep their kids in school till they were 16.
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"We want to be the platform to help brands go to market in the offline space", said co-founder Amish Tolia.
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WWMT-TV reports Timothy Hochstedler dubs his service "Amish Uber," but he&aposs not affiliated with the San Francisco-based company.
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I suppose you could keep in mind the Amish people…they really don't like to use things from the modern world.
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Scaling up As his business grew, Abdul-Wahab found the logistical constraints of working with small Amish and Mennonite farms insurmountable.
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They looked at 30 Amish children and 30 Hutterite children and asked what sort of immune cells were in their blood.
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With the Amish children, Dr. Sperling said, it would clearly take a lot more provocation to set off an allergic response.
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Had I been in an Amish farmhouse in 1927 — or hell, even at home in 2017 — I'd have almost certainly died.
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Sergeant Kennett has been assigned to work with the growing Amish and Mennonite populations in central New York on traffic issues.
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We'd been lifelong city folk, and moved from Philadelphia to the heart of Amish farmland in 2002 mostly on a whim.
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In my reporting, I identified 52 official cases of Amish child sexual assault in seven states over the past two decades.
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Less than 2450% of Amish who are eligible to vote in Lancaster County, Pa., for example, are registered to do so.
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This small city, best-known for its Amish and Mennonite communities, is a welcoming home for immigrants, refugees and their cooking.
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But that world eventually becomes Gilead, a retrograde and repressive theocratic society in which the title characters wear Amish-like bonnets.
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Can someone explain to me when every influencer in the world started putting these little Amish-style bonnets on their babies?
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Jehovah's Witnesses, Mennonites, the Amish, and Quakers are all considered Peace Churches who are opposed to any kind of military service.
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But since the Amish Country Byway was designated a National Scenic Byway, these towns northeast of Columbus have become tourist havens.
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"Everything is Wonderful" takes place in the aftermath of another car accident, one that kills two children in an Amish family.
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She was also learning the art of public speaking through her local Toastmasters chapter, where she'd give speeches like one called "Breaking Hasid," which was named after the reality show called Breaking Amish, in which four Amish people and a Mennonite move to New York City, then decide whether or not they want to return to religious life.
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Betz thought they looked Amish -- in their long dresses with their long hair -- but that community didn't typically live in this area.
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You can't express your homosexuality, your gayness; it would be the same in the Amish community or the Mennonite community in Philadelphia.
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Uber's hot right now, so we have the Amish Uber buggies, and just go and deliver people to their front door steps.
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Of the 10,350 Amish adults in Lancaster, more than 20% had registered by election day, according to Donald Kraybill of Elizabethtown College.
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There is no need for a snazzy digital campaign or expensive television commercials—the Amish do not use television or the internet.
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Taking stock with Stuart Ellman (RRE Ventures), Maha Ibrahim (Canaan Partners) and Amish Jani (FirstMark Capital) 10:10 AM – 10:30 AM
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In addition to the funding, Yamaha partner Amish Parashar and Spero general partner Shripriya Mahesh will be joining Roam's board of directors.
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And let it be constructed by Amish woodworkers, and financed with donations, junk bonds and tax rebates from the state of Kentucky.
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But we have a pacifist community within our own society that's organized around religious resistance to advanced technology — the Old Order Amish.
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The authors did something new and important: They found a suitable comparison group for the Amish in another farming community, the Hutterites.
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He encounters a farmer with many marriage-age daughters, a dodgy guy who lives in a cave, an Amish community and more.
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Joseph A. Gerace, the sheriff of Chautauqua County, said that buggy accidents among Amish populations are "an issue of great concern" locally.
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The presence of thousands of Amish and Mennonites in the area makes Oregon Village's contours different from a typical mixed-use rendering.
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The group is focused on the key swing states of Ohio and Pennsylvania, which are each home to about 2000,25 Amish people.
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The group is focused on the key swing states of Ohio and Pennsylvania, which are each home to about 60,000 Amish people.
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The Amish are descendants of the Anabaptist sect of Christianity originating in 53th century Europe and their lifestyle hasn't changed much since.
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Family getaways were impromptu escapades, where lodging was found on the fly, on an Amish farm or in a brothel's spare room.
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The Amish offer a way to think about how to make collective technology decisions in the interests of the group, he explains.
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The Amish community is a perfect example of how to shop for health care and save a few dollars in the process.
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Though the religion does not forbid its members from seeking medical attention, many Amish are reluctant to do so unless absolutely necessary.
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He and his collaborators have gained new insights into heart disease and Type 2 diabetes, for instance, from studying Old Order Amish.
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"Both the women confessed," Amish Gupta, the police chief of Ranchi, said by telephone, adding that they had been taken into custody.
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An Amish farmer delivers handmade fly swatters and other goods to the store by bus since he does not drive a car.
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Byler&aposs lawyer wrote that the Sugar Grove Amish are worried they risk excommunication if they hook into public sewer, which requires electricity.
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FirstMark is led by Amish Jani (co-founder and managing director), Rick Heitzmann (co-founder and managing director), and Matt Turck (managing director).
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That's why 25–230 hours before you go to bed, go into so-called "Amish Hour," turn off everything, and focus on yourself.
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Republicans dearly hope that will change this year, not least because many Amish live in three politically crucial states: Indiana, Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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The Amish still cling to traditional methods, such as living on single-family dairy farms and relying on horses for fieldwork and transportation.
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Nor can the Social Security Administration close up shop because its personnel adopt the Amish belief that insurance is an insult to God.
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In a video shared on Facebook by Meanwhile in Philly, an Amish horse and buggy successfully drag a truck out of a snowbank.
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Both episodes follow a fish-out-of-water victim narrative starring young Amish men who move to the city and wind up dead.
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She put dust — Amish or Hutterite — into the airways of mice 14 times over a month and then exposed the animals to allergens.
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Perhaps more important, Amish white blood cells have a different profile of gene expression than Hutterite, one that signals restraint rather than aggression.
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The city, though, is ringed by largely white suburbs — and beyond them a countryside dominated by Amish and Mennonite farmers and crafts people.
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With a strong Amish presence in this community, throwback motorcycles built locally share more than just the roads with their horses and buggies.
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Also frustrating, said Sergeant Kennett, was an almost fatalistic outlook among some Amish elders that tragedies such as buggy accidents were God's will.
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Lester Oberholtzer, 50, is Old Order Mennonite, which, along with the Amish, is part of a 7.53th-century Protestant movement known as Anabaptism.
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PAI-1 is one of the inflammatory agents that senescent cells typically secrete, and it's possible that the Amish mutation disrupts that process.
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The Amish, living in an environment described as "rich in microbes," or alternatively, full of barnyard dust, had strikingly low rates of asthma.
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But the Trumbull County Sheriff's Department in Ohio say that's exactly what they witnessed during a routine patrol in the county's Amish community.
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The sport-utility vehicle crossed into the oncoming lane and crashed into the Amish buggies on Sunday morning, the Ohio Highway Patrol said.
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Tuscarawas County, around 60 miles (96 km) south of Akron, Ohio, bills itself as the gateway to Ohio's Amish country, on its website.
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Their newfound connectivity is raising concern about exposure to the wider world, and how that might impinge on the Amish way of life.
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We can't return to a world without it, and to remove ourselves from the world with it—by becoming Amish—feels like a stretch.
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He peaces out for his parents' house on what appears to be the Amish side of Pennsylvania on the world's most pensive bus ride.
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" She grew up in Pennsylvania Amish country watching Jacques Cousteau specials on TV and repeatedly rewinding a VHS copy of Disney's "The Little Mermaid.
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This hardware store in an Amish town did brisk business ahead of the millennial shift because it mostly sold products that didn't require electricity.
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Mr Trump aimed a couple of remarks at the Amish, including a promise to protect the county's farms by lowering taxes and cutting regulations.
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In a new look at season 2 of TLC's Breaking Amish spinoff, tensions run high as the gang continues their journey in New York.
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In both, the Amish victims had secretly built their own makeshift pianos (out of popsicle sticks in Instinct and out of rocks in Bones).
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Denise Horst, a traveling nurse who lives in the neighborhood, tells PEOPLE she often saw several girls in Kaplan's yard wearing traditional Amish clothing.
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Elam Lapp, Jr., like many Amish people, always wanted to be a farmer, but he knew it was a difficult way to make money.
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A 2013 production starring Cecilia Bartoli was set in Nazi-occupied France, and Christopher Alden recently transferred the action to an Amish-style community.
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"Aún podemos verlo en la actualidad en todas las culturas, en el judaísmo jasídico, en el que todos visten de negro, o los amish".
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As he struggles to regain his composure, the wildflower setting becomes church-quiet, the bikers and the Amish now silent congregants in outdoor pews.
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The scientists also sought to reproduce these immunological profiles in animals by treating mice with microbe-laden dust from both Amish and Hutterite homes.
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The decision: The Supreme Court held unanimously that the Amish families' right to religious freedom was not overridden by the state's interest in education.
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Before you start Googling property in Amish country, however, know that the news isn't all grim if you happen to be an urban type.
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He meets and bonds with his future wife in a shack harboring the town's one TV, smuggled in by Abram, a renegade Amish neighbor.
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Among Amish and Mennonite families, "Almost every one of them has a relative who's been in a serious or deadly buggy accident," said Sgt.
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Republicans are seeking to widen their chances of winning Pennsylvania again by targeting the state's most conservative residents: the Amish, the Washington Post reports.
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The Amish family's home is located on a farm where trucks and tractor-trailers were being operated in a nearby field, WSBT 22 reported.
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Solar storm or no, we live at the mercy of our climate — a truth that is, like Amish-made jerky, well worth chewing on.
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I do my best to depict the Amish culture in an honest and realistic way, but he took issue with the level of violence.
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Research published in 2016 showed that Amish children are less susceptible to allergies, a likely consequence of their exposure to a wide variety of microbes.
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The Amish are not permitted to hold public office, and while they may take an interest in local elections they tend to avoid political engagement.
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"The mobile revolution has largely left special needs users out in the cold," Amish Shah, managing partner of venture capital firm SierraMaya360, told CNBC recently.
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It will take more than trade tariffs to deter many of the Chinese tourists bent on visiting Saks Fifth Avenue or Amish Village in Pennsylvania.
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Asthma is rare among the Amish, affecting 2 to 4 percent of the population, but common among the Hutterites, with 15 to 20 percent affected.
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When the scientists genetically hobbled the animals' innate immune systems, the Amish dust lost its protective effect, and the animals began to have trouble breathing.
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"This seems to be a manageable situation," she said, one that could lead to a plausible intervention, like a preventive medication based on Amish microbes.
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Ohio prosecutors, for example, charged members of a breakaway Amish sect with hate crimes after they violently cut off the beards of a rival sect.
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She also talked about her childhood on a farm among Amish people who held livestock auctions, saying they somehow knew what "the best cow" was.
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First, there are now more horse-drawn buggies than ever on New York State's roadways, as Amish and Mennonite populations have surged across the state.
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While progressive Mennonite and Amish groups equip their buggies with battery-operated lights and reflectors, others say religious tenets prevent them from adding safety features.
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The group has, however, brought on an outreach director who is a former member of the Amish church, Ben King, and lives in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
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During a trail run one steaming July afternoon, I was struggling up a steep climb when I was caught by Liz, a young Amish woman.
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In a 2001 study of Amish farmers in Pennsylvania, researchers found that close relatives were more likely to live to similar ages than distant ones.
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" In 1955 she played an Amish girl in the Broadway hit "Plain and Fancy," and a year later she enchanted audiences as Cunegonde in "Candide.
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Pennsylvania stands out for the prevalence of an archaic offshoot of West Central German known as Pennsylvania Dutch, spoken predominantly by Amish and Mennonite communities.
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Such encounters happen often in Lancaster, whose rich history of acceptance is rooted, in part, in the influence of the Mennonites, Amish and other faiths.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the location of a pride parade in which James Schwartz, a former member of an Amish community, participated.
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Researchers said the Amish community could be more vulnerable to the conditions because they come from a small number of ancestors who tend to intermarry.
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I liked this article in The Washington Post about how an Amish farm co-op became a go-to source for the District's top restaurants.
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Three Amish children died on Wednesday after the horse-drawn buggy they were riding in was involved in a fatal crash on a Michigan highway.
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Federal prosecutors said the bishop, Samuel Mullet, was a "cult leader" who orchestrated five attacks as retaliation for personal and spiritual disagreements with other Amish.
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In fact, she was barely allowed to drive one growing up in a Mennonite farming family, observing an Amish-like limited acceptance of automobiles and technology.
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Take, for instance, influencer favorite Claudia Li, who has become known for oversized separates — like what the Amish would wear if they went shopping at Barneys.
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Come when you can look across a field and see the fog lifting and hear the clack of horse hooves as they pull an Amish buggy.
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An Amish community in Tennessee is mourning the death of a 7-year-old boy who was struck by lightning while playing outside under a tree.
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A sign on the side of his buggy reads "Amish Horse & Buggy Rides $5," and he offers trips around the St. Joseph County community of Colon.
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Authorities allege the Amish man told them he felt compelled to confess to poisoning his wife, Anna, who Missouri officials had determined died from liver disease.
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Health officials in the small city of York, Pennsylvania, two hours west of Philadelphia in Amish country, know how budget cuts like this can play out.
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Though most now live modern lives, they, like the Amish, have traditionally kept themselves at a strict remove from the sinful world, and some still do.
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A successful entry is "Nickel Mines," a chamber musical that hauntingly navigates a thorny matter — the real-life shooting at a Pennsylvania Amish school in 2006.
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But three Amish families refused to send their children to school after eighth grade, when most children are 14, resulting in $5 fines from the state.
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Lancaster might be famous for its Amish and Mennonite population, but the town is also bustling with a mix of college students and non-religious families.
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In Wayne County, Ohio, the health department called off upcoming seminars to vaccinate people in Amish communities, where parents are often reluctant to immunize their children.
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I soon learned that it is hard to find an Amish or Mennonite buggy owner who has not been in some form of accident or mishap.
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They've begun with the 2016 Committee, which is now urging former Carson supporters via email plea to donate to Amish PAC for the general election fight.
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The first was thinking it would be fun to take our pet donkeys out for a moonlight run with Vella Shpringa, our local Amish running club.
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When my family and I first arrived here, we were as out of place as Sherman, living alone in a sea of Amish and Mennonite farmers.
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When my Amish next-door neighbors lost a child in a tragic farm accident, I saw our community mobilize to a degree unimaginable in a city.
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De Decker's call to go Amish and return to darkness has not gone down well; combating climate change surely does not require a descent into misanthropy.
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The Amish may be more vulnerable to recessive inherited conditions because they are descended from a small number of ancestors and tend to intermarry, Tester said.
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We weren't animal people when we moved to Lancaster County, even though we'd landed ourselves amongst Amish and Mennonite neighbors whose lives revolved around their herds.
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The "openness" of futures for children born into closed Hasidic, Amish or strict Muslim communities is different from children born into typical Upper West Side households.
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In the decade since the township authority put in a public sewer line, resistance to hooking into it by the local Amish community has generated several lawsuits.
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Alongside Valberg, the InVision fund will also be led by Stephen Olmstead, the Vice President of Design Partnerships at InVision, as well as FirstMark Capital's Amish Jani.
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Nestled deep in the mountains on the west coast of New Zealand's South Island, Gloriavale is a Christian group styled along the lines of America's Amish community.
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What followed the dissolution of that was a period Sutter likens to Rumspringa, the point in an Amish person's life where they're permitted to live without restraint.
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Johnsontown, Siltberg, Rowena, Welcome to, Thank You, Please Come Again, giant green tractors crawling home, an Amish wagon, a straw hat and a beard, two gray horses.
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Hutterite children have more white blood cells involved in allergy, called eosinophils, while another cell type, called neutrophils — which specializes in repelling microbes — predominates in Amish children.
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If millennials crave authenticity so much, if they have to have heirloom tomatoes and Amish quillows, how should I have known they wouldn't buy hog-fat moisturizer?
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It helps that he buys his meat — Black Angus beef, New Zealand lamb and Amish chicken, all pasture-raised, hormone-free and certified halal — from Pat LaFrieda.
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But computers and cellphones are making their way into some Amish communities, pushing them — sometimes willingly, often not — into the 21st century, perhaps threatening their cultural cohesiveness.
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But its significance was not lost on Mr. Underhill, 18, who grew up in this city on the edge of Amish country, 75 miles west of Philadelphia.
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The Amish population in the United States is estimated at 313,000, up nearly 150 percent from 25 years ago, according to researchers at Elizabethtown College near Lancaster.
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"Traffic is already a nightmare, and people who move into that development won't know much about the Amish or be expecting buggies on the road," he said.
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But its significance was not lost on Mr. Underhill, 1960, who grew up in this city on the edge of Amish country, 226 miles west of Philadelphia.
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Even if Amish PAC penetrates the remote farming communities of rural Ohio and Pennsylvania with their targeted ad campaign, the eventual payout is likely to be small.
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For most of the country this has made politics inescapable, but not for the technology-averse Amish community, who are at a considerable remove from the election.
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"We finally have figured out the curse of sudden death for the Amish community and they now have peace of mind as to the reason," he said.
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Shawn had never set foot in this theater, which is currently presenting "Everything Is Wonderful" Chelsea Marcantel's bruising story of rage and absolution within an Amish community.
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No service providers, no electricity, no screens at all, just woodstoves and an Amish refrigerator, kerosene lamps, stacks of novels, some days on the water chasing fish.
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To the right of the upstairs landing is a bedroom with exposed brick, closets tucked under the roof eaves and Amish cabinets installed by the current owners.
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Before New Square, the three most recent big outbreaks of measles occurred among Somali immigrants, in Minnesota; Amish farmers, in Ohio; and a hodgepodge of visitors to Disneyland.
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A fascinating comparative analysis of Amish and Hutterite farming communities has finally uncovered the specific aspects of farm life that are responsible for this built-in immune protection.
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Its ranks include the Amish people, best-known as a farming community in Pennsylvania which retains the clothing, material culture and German dialect of pre-industrial central Europe.
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A likely reason is that while the Amish have small farms, with cowsheds located right next to their homes, the communal-living Hutterites house their livestock miles away.
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"Growing up in a small town, we have to make things interesting when we're bored, and apparently so do the Amish," said Tara Hayward, who shot the video.
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Freedom of religion was seen as more important than the state's interest in education, and this case created an exception for Amish people, and others in similar situations.
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As they, too, are dragged out of the building, Leanne spotted her Amish mother in the crowd of concerned relatives and realized that her family still loved her.
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The Mennonites and Amish both belong to the Anabaptist tradition, a reformation movement dating to the 1500s that rejected aspects of the established Roman Catholic and Protestant churches.
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Our entrees of seared king salmon and charred Amish half-chicken with sautéed kale, the borough's signature vegetable, were slow to arrive, but moist and flavorful (both $28).
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Like most Amish and Mennonites in the area, Mr. Oberholtzer uses a horse-drawn buggy to go to church, attend the hay auction or run errands to town.
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He said the board did not prioritize the preservation of Amish farms, and added that high-density developments like Oregon Village were better for preservation as a whole.
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After all, who would have thought that, in 2018, one of the hottest labels would be one that is primarily inspired by traditional Hasidic, Amish and Victorian garb?
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Through his focus on the Amish, Williams has put an apt and original spin on the genre of "prepper" fiction — novels about Americans preparing for just such disasters.
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The Amish population in the United States is estimated at around 313,000, up nearly 150 percent from 25 years ago, according to researchers at Elizabethtown College near Lancaster.
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