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Skip to comments.Giuliani To Gingrich: "What The Hell Are You Doing, Newt?"
Posted on 01/12/2012 2:35:21 PM PST by joe212
"What the hell are you doing, Newt? I expect this from Saul Alinsky! This is what Saul Alinsky taught Barack Obama, and what youre saying is part of the reason were in so much trouble right now," Rudy Giuliani said about Newt Gingrich attacking Romney over Bain on "FOX & Friends."
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Liberal Republican Guiliani defending liberal Mitt Romney. What a surprise!
The criticism of Newt on Bain has officially jumped the shark. It has gotten infinitely more ridiculous than the actual Bain criticism itself.
Too much, too fast, too saturated, too constant, too disproportionate, too over-the-top. This is RIDICULOUS!
I REFUSE to let the GOP Establishment continue their "hands off Mitt Romney" talking points on every single issue that comes up.
Hands off abortion - It's too divisive, the economy is what really matters. Besides, we should applaud Romney for converting, not punish him.
Hands off guns - After all, he only banned guns because the NRA wanted him to!
Hands off Bain - Do you hate Capitalism that much, you Socialists?!?!?!
I am SICK and damn TIRED of yet ANOTHER Newt pile-on going on with the Establishment GOP, Team Romney, and the GOP media. Enough of your bullcrap! Enough of your Romney talking points! Enough!
May you lose EVERY race if Mitt Romney is the nominee!
Yes, indeed.No surprise here
Giuliani To Gingrich: "What The Hell Are You Doing, Newt?"Gingrich to Giuliani: I'm finishing the job you could never even begin back in 2008, taking out the RINOs which at the time were McCain and Romney. Now we're down to just Romney.
What would Reagan do?
Ronald Reagan Weighs In On Bain Attacks
Forget all the particulars behind matters of high finance it's not even clear Bain can fully disclose, Romney isn't cooperating there, for what it's worth. They likely don't matter too much, any way. Think political narrative. Then read this bit about Reagan and assess what's going on around the Bain Bashing fiasco and ask yourself, which side would Ronald Reagan want to be perceived as being on.
In late 1979, during an economic strategy meeting, Ronald Reagan was talking about his upcoming presidential campaign. At one point, somebody expressed concern that John Connally, the former governor of Texas and another presidential candidate, was gaining support among corporate chief executive officers, with all the financial support and credibility that that entailed. Reagan said this didn't bother him at all. "Let him have the Fortune 500," he said. "I want our campaign to stand for Main Street, not Wall Street. I want us to stand for the worker, the shopkeeper, the entrepreneur, and the small businessman." Reagan's instincts were right on the mark.
I hope Newt keeps getting back in the faces of Giuliani, Rush Limbaugh, Mitt Romney, Karl Rove, and others who have been cheerleading for Mitt Romney.
America has gone cross-eyed.. with drools..
Just elected an in your face Marxist as President..
And does not want a real conservative as replacement..
and goes from one sound byte to another.. like an Alzheimers patient..
A lot of us are about to vomit. It's even posters on FR, who are either Romney supporters or stupid.
Very good....!
Fighting back!
A trait uncharacteristic of a Republican politician these days.
I'm with you 100%. Rush is off the deep end.
I bet vehicles with Romney bumper stickers will have a rough life ahead.
I think the reaction to Gingrich / Perry / Huntsman is so strong because they (for personal political gain) are undermining the one area that unifies all Republicans, Tea Party and many independents agree with Republicans, which is free markets.
Without this one unifying issue, how are conservatives ever going to achieve electoral victories and majorities?
The Establishment GOP, Team Romney, and the GOP media have panicked, and tipped their hand way early, because their polling is showing Romney support stays at maybe 20% nationwide, plus a few anybody-but-obama voters.
That means 80% of GOP voters are against him, and no matter how many candidates the 80% against him is split amongst, it is hopeless.
Giuliani is just the latest of the over-the-hill crowd trying to hang on to what they've got.
The question here is, various newspapers have reported, and an entire documentary has been made, about three or four cases that are very specific. Now, I think if Governor Romney thinks theres nothing there, he ought to just hold a press conference, walk the news media through it, explain how it was done, let people see it. But I find it strange that they are so sensitive on this issue that theyve sort of pushed the panic button.
I think he nailed it on that last one. Romney has explained nothing because he knows he was lying in his ads where he touted his glorious tenure at Bain.
"Its even posters on FR, who are either Romney supporters or stupid."
Both or to put it another it one in the same.
Giuliani To Gingrich: "What The Hell Are You Doing, Newt?
um... hopefully he isn't listening to anything YOU have to say about getting elected!
Please watch the video. Guliani states that he prefers Newt over Romney but he has a problem with this anti-capitalist attack. So no, he is not a "cheerleader" for Mitt.
Rudy Giuliani thinks Newt Gingrich is making a successful comeback. VIDEO Twitter PiersMorgan
Is this the same cross dressing Giuliani, the expert on how to run a successful presidential campaign? I am think it is.
Giuliani is nothing but a liberal whore.
they are panicing... because they know the ads are WORKING!
if the ads weren't working... they wouldn't care!
Go Newt!
This is not the candidate you're looking for!
"What would Reagan do... I want us to stand for the worker, the shopkeeper, the entrepreneur, and the small businessman"
Isn't that what Gingrich is doing? or trying to do?
"I am SICK and damn TIRED of yet ANOTHER Newt pile-on going on with the Establishment GOP, Team Romney, and the GOP media. Enough of your bullcrap! Enough of your Romney talking points! Enough!"
As also seen on FR. Sickening. Yet these asshats will cry the loudest when Obama gets another 4 friggen years.
Thanks for posting that, made my day.
Well said. That "WARNING" you posted yesterday was also classic.
Rudy is a New Yorker, a very rich, very well-connected capitalist New Yorker himself. His CITY which includes Wall Street, was saved in 2008 by TARP and Main Street USA - and anybody who in any way calls attention to this fact is going "have a problem" with this so-called "anti-capitalist" rhetoric.
If anyone could come up with that post, it had to be you. Well done.
4:25 Minutes of Video
Outraged at Rick as well...
Rudy: "My emotional inclination is to support a Gingrich, a Perry and Santorum. I like their version of a more consistent long conservatism as opposed to Mitt. What they are doing to Mitt right now is totally unfair and bad for the Republican party"
Hostile takeovers with firesales are no more capitalism than socialism is charity.
Romney has held up his "work" in the privatee sector to be examined. People are actually looking and BOOM! Don't look! Nothing to see here!
What is happening to Gingrich reminds me of what was done to Joe the Plumber because HE asked the wrong question!
I think so.
...u had ur chance Rudy, go away.....!
So.....Romney can say "Look. I had a job" but you cannot question him? I think NOT!
Giuliani offering advice to Newt... that is rich.
First, who the hell is Giuliani to criticize anyone? I'm sick of this Newt bashing for bringing up perfectly legitimate questions. Where were these experts when Newt was getting bashed by Romney in Iowa?
Second, since when can't vulture capitalism be criticized by conservatives? Bernie Madoff was a capitalist wasn't he? Being a capitalist doesn't make you bullet-proof. A crook is still a crook, no matter what you call yourself.
If you recall 2008 nomination, there is no love lost between Rudy and Romney. Romney was consistently attacking Rudy, debate after debate. Romney probably cost Rudy the nomination, and election.
I think on this criticism, Rudy is doing it out or principle.
I agree with him. There are plenty of legitimate ways to attack Romney (the many flip-flops) w/o attacking basic Capitalism.
As Guiliani said, the attack on Bain Capital is pandering to ignorant populists, much like Obama does, & not the ideas of a conservative.
This shows again that Gingrich is NO conservative. This week, he is playing a populist. The man cannot be trusted on ANY issue.
The current Pub candidates for Pres. are surely a pathetic bunch.
Okay someone wake me up from a nightmare.Gingrich who was a Pelosi sofa sitting RINO not long ago is the hero and he is being stopped from campaigning and trying to expose Romney?All because some idiot GOP senator said all the Romney bashing sounds like Obama and Greta told him basically Romney can sure dish it but he is off limits?This is crazy.
Let me off the merry go round.I will support Gingrich or Santorum or Perry if a miracle happens but how did we come to this garbage?Seriously Haley Barbour pardoned criminals that the states AG is chasing wth! Good is bad and bd is good and all's I can say is FUBO!
I am off this site till November, 2012. I am going to take refuge in "George Noorey's Wacko to Wacko Radio Show" where the commentators and listeners are saner.
None more pathetic than Romney....heck these guys make me miss W.
..his captialist buddies like Rush Limbaugh got to him...
Another misdirection.
Romney touts his "job" and holds it up for examination. Someone did and all of a sudden you CAN'T ask questions? I don't think so. Romney runs on his "private sector" job and claims to have created 100,000 jobs. Questions are fair game. And bet on it the Dems are going to EAT HIM.
I haer that. FR has turned into the Twilight Zone.
I am inclined to agree, it's a full court press by the establishment to put Romney over the top.
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Senator Rodney Ellis (D-Houston) and Captain Paul Matthews of the Buffalo Soldiers sent the following letter to Texas Land Commissioner Jerry Patterson regarding the controversy over his push to create a Texas Confederate Battle Flag license plate.
October 13, 2011
The Honorable Jerry Patterson
Texas General Land Office
1700 N. Congress Ave. Suite 935
Austin, Texas 78701
Dear Commissioner Patterson:
We write regarding your repeated comparison of the Buffalo Soldiers to the Confederate army. We find such an analogy purposefully inflammatory, insensitive, and inaccurate, and we want to meet with you on Monday to discuss this matter.
Perhaps some background information on the Buffalo Soldiers would be of assistance. In 1866, a year and a half after the conclusion of the Civil War, the U.S. Army reorganized and established the first peacetime army for the United States. The reorganization included the establishment of six all-Black units: the 9th and 10th Cavalry regiments and the 38th, 39th, 40th and 41st Infantry regiments. In 1869, the four infantry regiments became the 24th and 25th Infantry. These four regiments, the 9th and 10th U.S. Cavalry and the 24th and 25th U.S. Infantry, went on to become what we now commonly call the Buffalo Soldiers.
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You are thus comparing military units in the U.S. Army with a mission to protect and defend America against all enemies both foreign or domestic to the Confederate army with a mission to destroy America. Buffalo Soldier units have participated in America's military engagements from 1866 to present, including the Spanish American War, World War I, World War II, Vietnam, and the Persian Gulf War. Currently, the 9th and 10th Cavalry is part of the 1st Cavalry Division stationed at Fort Hood, Texas.
There are no parallels you can draw between the Buffalo Soldiers and the Confederate army. Your attempt to sanitize the mission and record of the Confederacy with an inappropriate reference to the honor and legacy of one of America's most dedicated fighting force is indefensible.
As stated above, we want to meet with you on this subject on Monday, October 17 in Austin. We ask that your office contact Senator Ellis' so that we can arrange a time that works for all parties.
Rodney Ellis
Captain Paul J. Matthews
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The sixth meeting of the Assembly of States Parties (ASP) to the Rome Statute was held at the United Nations Headquarters in New York from 30 November to 14 December 2007. More than 250 individuals from civil society participated as observers from more than 100 NGOs. The resumed session of the Sixth ASP was held in New York on 2-6 June 2008. The Seventh ASP will be held in Hague from 14 to 22 November 2008.
The ASP elected Fumiko Saiga (Japan), Bruno Cotte(France) and Daniel David Nsereko (Uganda) to replace ICC judges who had resigned prior to the end of their nine-year terms. The judges were sworn in on 17 January 2008 in The Hague. The ASP also elected six new members of the Committee on Budget and Finance (CBF) for three years: David Banyanka (Burundi), Juhani Lemmik (Estonia), Gilles Finkelstein (France), Gerd Saupe (Germany), Ugo Sessi (italy) and Carolina Fernández Opazo (Mexico). Furthermore, Ambassador Christian Wenaweser (Liechtenstein) was elected as the ASP new president for the seventh, eighth and ninth sessions (2008 – 2010), succeeding Ambassador Bruno Stagno Ugarte (Costa Rica). Finally, the Assembly adopted a series of recommendations for the appointment of a new Registrar to replace Bruno Cathala whose term expired in 2008.
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The Sixth ASP general debate on 3, 4 and 6 December 2007 opened with remarks by UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon. 47 states parties, 3 non-states parties and 10 non-governmental organizations made declarations during the general debate. Key themes that emerged included the urgent need for cooperation with, and support for, the Court; the need to support the funding and activities of the trust Fund for Victims; the importance of the upcoming Review Conference; the urgency of agreeing on a definition of the crime of aggression; and the need for the universal ratification and implementation of the Rome Statute, particularly in the Middle East/North Africa and the Asia/Pacific regions. A number of states acknowledged the role of civil society, and several explicitly mentioned the contri¬butions of the CICC and its members.
Adoption of the ICC Budget for 2008
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A volunteer from the Natural Resources Conservation Service leads the Healthy Garden Workshop, on attracting wildlife to the garden — in this segment of the presentation, he's outlining how to attract hummingbirds.
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It took a comeback from a 2-0 hole, a rally from a 3-2 third-period deficit, 65 minutes of hockey, plus seven rounds of a shootout, but the Rangers finally snapped their four-game losing streak Sunday night at Madison Square Garden, outlasting the Calgary Flames by the score of 4-3.
The Rangers and Flames traded three goals apiece through six rounds of the shootout before Benoit Pouliot's gorgeous move and finish put New York up 4-3 in Round Seven. With the Blueshirts Faithful on their feet chanting "Henrik! Henrik!", Rangers goaltender Henrik Lundqvist made a right-pad save on Calgary's Mikael Backlund and the Rangers had their first win since December 5th in Buffalo.
It was the Rangers first shootout of the 2013-14 season, and ended up being Lundqvist 46th career victory in 76 NHL shootouts. Mats Zuccarello in the first round, Brad Richards in the fourth round, and Dominic Moore in the sixth round also scored for New York against Flames goalie Karri Ramo in the shootout, with Calgary rallying three times to pull even before The Garden could explode after Lundqvist finally stopped Backlund to ensure the victory.
Ten days of frustration coursed through Lundqvist as he threw his arms straight up in the air and tossed his head back in celebration after the victory was complete.
Chris Kreider banged in the rebound of a Derek Stepan shot with 7:53 to play in the third period to tie the game 3-3, and eventually force overtime. Mere moments after the Rangers had killed off a Flames power play Stepan danced around a defenseman and skated towards the net where he fired an in-close shot that was stopped by Ramo. Kreider forced his way in and backhanded the loose puck into the cage for his eighth goal of the season.
Kreider's goal offset the one scored by fellow rookie sensation Sean Monahan 4:44 into the third which had given Calgary a one-goal advantage. Monahan chipped his tenth goal of the season over the glove of Lundqvist when left alone in front of the Blueshirts net.
The Rangers had a terrific opportunity to snap the tie late in regulation when Calgary handed them a 5-on-3 power play for a total of 1:21, but though the Rangers had three shots on goal and chipped another few chances wide of the net, they could not score. To make matters worse Kreider accidentally high sticked Flames defenseman Chris Butler in the face, drawing a double minor at 18:04.
Behind a stellar penalty kill the Rangers survived Krieder's four-minute penalty, including the 2:04 that carried into the overtime period, giving the Flames a tough-to-defend 4-on-3 advantage. After coming out of the penalty box Kreider had a pair of glorious scoring chances, but was denied both times by Ramo.
As has become the norm recently for the Rangers on home ice, they fell behind early in the first period and found themselves down by multiple goals several minutes later. However a clutch goal by Stepan just 25 seconds after the Flames had grabbed a 2-0 lead helped settle things down before the first intermission could arrive, and also set the stage for a very strong second period in which the Rangers were able to forge a tie while outshooting the visitors 12-3.
Before there was any good for the Rangers, there was the not so good, though. Backlund's power play deflection of a Kris Russell shot beat Lundqvist 7:28 into the game, marking the fourth straight contest the Blueshirts had surrendered the game's first goal on home ice. Curtis Glencross doubled Calgary's advantage at the 15-minute mark of the first period with his sixth goal of the season, and the Rangers were staring at a 2-0 first-period deficit.
Desperately in need of something positive to happen, the Rangers got just that when Stepan and Rick Nash teamed up on a give-and-go in the Flames zone that finished with Stepan's right wing shot eluding Ramo to the long side at 15:25, bringing the Rangers back within one. The goal was Stepan's sixth of the season, first in 11 games, and only his second in the past 19 contests. Five of his six goals this season have been scored at Madison Square Garden.
The Rangers seemed to gain energy from Stepan's score and slowly started to turn the game in their favor. After finishing the opening period in strong fashion the Rangers went out and controlled play in the second period---except for a stretch when they were forced to kill off another 4-on-3 Flames power play.
Before facing that crucial penalty kill, the Rangers tied the game on Carl Hagelin's sixth goal of the season. Dominic Moore started the scoring play with a crisp cross-ice pass to Pouliot who was flying up left wing. Pouliot drove a shot on net that was stopped by Ramo, but he fed the rebound to Hagelin behind the goal line, and Hagelin carried it behind the net before scoring on a wraparound at 7:29.
Less than two minutes later John Moore and Lance Bouma were sent off for coincidental minors after engaging with one another after the whistle at 9:07. During the ensuing 4-on-4 Hagelin shoved Calgary defenseman Mark Giordano into Ramo, drawing an interference penalty and sending the Flames to a 4-on-3 power play.
Over the next two minutes--which included 5-on-4 power play time---the defense pairing of Ryan McDonagh and Dan Girardi remained on the ice the entire time, with McDonagh blocking two shots along the way. Lundqvist made one impressive glove save, and the Rangers kept momentum on their side by killing off Calgary's power play.
At 14:19 of the second period rookie Dylan McIlrath---one of seven defensemen dressed Sunday night by Rangers head coach Alain Vigneault---dropped the gloves for the first time in his NHL career, while playing in his second game since being recalled from the Hartford Wolf Pack on Friday. For his first opponent McIlrath did not shoose a lightweight by any stretch of the imagination. Instead McIlrath battled grizzled veteran Brian McGrattan, the 6-foot-4, 235 pound veteran who had amassed 534 penalty minutes in 262 career games entering play Sunday.
McGrattan landed more blows, with McIlrath loading up on several big punches of his own. The rookie also had a cut on his cheek as it appeared he exchanged words of respect with McGrattan once the long bout had finished.
Midway through the third period McIlrath again headed to the penalty box, this time by himself on a questionable high sticking call at 9:48 with the Rangers already trailing again by that point 3-2. The Rangers killed off McIlrath's penalty and scored shortly thereafter to forge a 3-3 tie and set the stage for a thrilling finish at The Garden.
The Rangers do not play again until Wednesday night when they host the Metropolitan Division-leading Pittsburgh Penguins at MSG.


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WASHINGTON D.C. - The Department of Justice Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) released a new practical guidebook intended to help local law enforcement, government, consumer protection, and financial industry officials address the growing crime of identity theft. The aptly named publication, Identity Theft, provides readers with information that will help them assess the prevalence of identity theft locally, develop appropriate responses, and measure the effectiveness of those responses.
Identity theft involves stealing another person's personal identifying information, such as their Social Security number, date of birth, bank card numbers, or PIN numbers, and using that information to fraudulently establish credit, run up debt, or take over existing financial accounts. There is limited statistical information available on the prevalence of identity theft for several reasons. Generally, law enforcement agencies lack information systems to track identity theft cases; and, identity theft is almost always a component of one or more other financial crimes, such as bank, credit card, ATM, internet fraud, pick-pocketing, purse-snatching, or counterfeiting. However, proxies and residual indicators of identity theft such as consumer complaints to credit reporting agencies about invalid debts, and consumer complaints to the Federal Trade Commission and to the Social Security Administration about fraud related crimes suggest that incidents of identity theft are increasing rapidly.
"This publication details several distinct identity theft patterns, each of which presents unique challenges for law enforcement, consumer protection, and financial industry officials, said COPS Director Carl R. Peed. "Understanding the factors that contribute to identity theft will help law enforcement officials analyze their local patterns and implement effective responses to this type of criminal activity."
In addition to the newly released publication, COPS has provided funding to Maryland's John Hopkins University to review promising anti-identity theft practices that can be incorporated into a national model strategy, and implemented by local law enforcement officials throughout the country. Development of this model strategy will be completed in 2005.
Identity Theft is the most recent volume in a series of Problem Oriented Guides for Police developed by the COPS Office. It can be downloaded from the COPS website, or it may be obtained by contacting the U.S. Department of Justice Response Center at 800.421.6770.


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Verona Health Fair set for Feb. 16
The second annual Verona Health Fair will "Empower the Community to Live Well."
From 9 a.m. to noon Feb. 16, free health screenings, demonstrations and sign up for the Take A Ton Off – TATO – plan will be offered. An "Ask the Doctor" booth will be manned by Tupelo family physician Dr. Edward Hill of WTVA's 60 Second House Call, retired obstetrician-gynecologist Dr. Bill Kalhlstorf and District Health Officer Dr. Roma Taylor.
The health fair is part of the Health Verona resolution, adopted by the Verona Board of Aldermen, with the aim of helping Verona residents fight obesity through health diets and exercise.
For more information, contact Margaret Baker at (662)566-7552 or Mayor Bobby Williams at (662) 566-1519.
Midnite butterflies benefit cancer patients
Midnite Pottery and the NMMC Cancer Center recently introduced the seventh in a series of original butterfly pottery to benefit cancer patients.
Local artist Jennifer Hankins-Shelton created the 2013 pottery butterfly and platter to be sold exclusively by the NMMC Cancer Center.
As in years past each butterfly is accented with a unique wire, colored bead and metal "word of inspiration" tag. Some of the butterflies have a pink bead for breast cancer. Each butterfly sells for $20, and each platter sells for $60. Both benefit the NMMC Cancer Center Patient Assistance Fund, which is administered by the Health Care Foundation of North Mississippi.
In 2012, the Cancer Center Patient Assistance Fund assisted 508 patients in the amount of $119,350.
For more information about the butterfly pottery pieces, call Cindy Edwards, NMMC Cancer Center social worker, at (662) 377-4049 or (800) 843-3375.
Lighten Up – Running Is Fun begins Feb. 18
HealthWorks! is accepting registration for Lighten Up – Running Is Fun, a fitness program for 'tweens of all ability levels.
The program, presented by HealthWorks!, focuses on improving fitness levels and achieving a new goal through training for a fun 5K running event. This 10-week course will feature guest speakers, taste-testing healthy snacks, running/fitness training, new friendships, and tons of fun.
Lighten Up – Running Is Fun is open to boys and girls in grades four through eight. The kickoff session will be held at 4 p.m. Feb. 18, at HealthWorks! in Tupelo. Classes will meet from 4 to 6 p.m. every Monday from Feb. 18 to April 29.
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"The great use of life is to spend it for something that will outlast it." --William James
A cry of "That's my girl!" shook heaven on July 24, 2007 when Grace and Gene Johansen were reunited. Grace Lea Nixon Johansen, 87, of Castle Dale, Utah died July 24, 2007 at her home. She was born Aug. 24, 1919 in Hiawatha, Utah toDr.James William Nixon III and Margaret Lea Nixon. She married Oral Eugene Johansen on May 11, 1940 in the Manti LDS Temple.
Grace was reared in Castle Dale and was a lifelong resident. She had a profound love for the community. She graduated from Brigham YoungUniversity. She served the students of Castle Dale Elementary, North Emery High and Emery High as a drama, speech, English, and PE (gymnastics) teacher for 37 years. She was a favorite teacher and was known with affection as "Mrs. Jo."
Grace brought the first library to Emery County and was a staunch advocate of education. She spent countless hours in play practice and directed plays and musicals for the high school and for community theatre. She directed the Blue and Gold Junior Riding Club in Castle Dale and loved to ride her horse "Queen"in her red cowboy hat. Her favorite place to be was at her cabin in Joe's Valley with her husband, and grandchildren. Her spirited personality, her penchant for storytelling and her relentless encouragement to be more will be deeply missed by those who loved her most.
She is survived by her children: Craig (Jonnie) Johansen, Castle Dale; Margaret (Dave) Oveson, Tetonia, Idaho; Brent (Debbie) Williams, Ogden; Scott (Laurel) Johansen, Castle Dale; Brice Williams, Orem; Natalie (Gary) Woodroffe, Vancouver, Wash., Nathan (Debbie) Johansen, Castle Dale; and her sister, Phyllis (Bruce) Mendenhall, Mapleton. She is also survived by 32 grandchildren and 39 great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband; a daughter, Susan K.; one brother, Jim Nixon; and two sisters, Gladys Nelsonand Marjorie Dean Robinson.
Funeral services were July 28 at 11 a.m. at the Castle Dale Stake Center, 35 East Main. Visitation was July 27 at Fausett Mortuary in Castle Dale from 6-8 p.m. and one hour prior to services.
Interment was at the Castle Dale Cemetery under the direction of Fausett Mortuary.
SUNNYSIDE-Our loving "Papa" Pres Flores Jr., age 84, passed away suddenly July 26, 2007 at Castleview Hospital in Price.
He was born Sept. 22, 1922 in Juanita, Colo. to Pres and Rebecca Quintana Flores.
Married Maxine Cox, May 26, 1946 in Grand Junction, Colo.; she passed away May 1, 1998.
Pres honorably served his country in the U.S. Army in Germany during World War II. He was a longtime resident of Carbon County and a retired member of the United Mine Workers of America Kaiser Steel Local # 9958.
Papa devoted his life to his children, grandchildren and his great-grandchildren. Pres will be dearly missed by his family and a community of friends.
Survived by five daughters and one son, Bonnie Beckley and Bob Anderson, East Carbon, Benny (Geli) Flores, Pontotoc, Miss., Karen (John) Johnson, Charleston, N.C., Sharon (Willie) Ellington, Price, Marion (Kenneth) Brinkley, East Carbon; Kathy (Rick) Albert, Sunnyside; sister, Rebecca (David) Karnes, Redondo Beach, Calif.; 15 grandchildren and 28 great-grandchildren.
Preceded in death by his parents; wife; daughter, Rebecca "Pudgy"; son-in-law, Tim Beckley; grandson, Justin Flores; sister, Pauline Gallegos; and brother, Frank Flores.
Funeral service was held Mon., July 30, 2007, 11 a.m., Mitchell Funeral Home. Family was at Mitchell's one hour prior to service. Interment, Cliffview Cemetery. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home.
PRICE-Our loving husband, father, brother, neighbor and dear friend, Cecil S. Graham Jr., age 84, passed away July 24, 2007 in Price.
He was born March 13, 1923 in Farmington, N.M. to Cecil S. Graham Sr., and Ruby Pearl Hayes.
Married Ina Tumburas, 1971 in Provo and their marriage was later solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple.
Cecil was a wonderful neighbor, friend, and an active member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He honorably served his country in the US Army during World War II where he was awarded the purple heart.
Cecil was an avid outdoorsman who enjoyed working the remote parts of Alaska as a bush pilot and tour guide with his wife. He spent many hours in the mountains riding his four-wheeler, hunting, fishing and each deer season he looked forward to returning to the family ranch in New Mexico.
Cecil will be dearly missed by his family, neighbors, and many friends at the Senior Center in Price.
Survived by his wife, Ina Graham, Price; daughter, Cecila, Gallup N.M.; sisters, Gertrude LaRose, Snowflake, Ariz., Loretta Kruckeberg, Phoenix, Ariz., Pearl Jones, Arkansas; sisters-in-law, Lornel Nay, Price, Barbara Wilson, Mapleton.
Funeral service was held, Sat. July 28, 2007, 11 a.m., Mitchell Funeral Home. Family was at Mitchell's Saturday one hour prior to service. Interment, Cliffview Cemetery, Price. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home.
PRICE- Our loving mother, grandmother, sister, and friend, Mary Mae Ellis Barker, age 86, passed away peacefully July 27, 2007.
She was born Dec. 5, 1920 in Topeka, Kan. to Virgil and Anna Hyle Ellis. Married Wesley Ray Barker July 9, 1937 in Moab, he died May 11, 1993.
Mary was the glue of her family. Her passion was for her family and her happiest times were spent with her family in the LaSal mountains where she grew up. When we think about her we will think of kindness beyond words and the unconditional love for family.
"We knew little that day, that God would call your name. In life, we loved you dearly, in death, we do the same. It broke our hearts to lose you, you did not go alone. A part of us went with you...The day God called you home."
Survived by her three daughters and one son, Darlene (Darwin) Dull, Kearny, Ariz; Ardith (Glen) Nielson, Price; Donna Tyson, Price; Seldon (Carole) Barker, Spring Glen; son-in-law, Earl Wheeler, St. Louis, Mo.; three sisters, Alice Byrnes, Moab; Dorothy Anderson, Moab; Pearl Warnock, Scio, Ore; 22 grandchildren, 39 great-grandchildren, and eight great-great-grandchildren.
Preceded in death by her parents; two sons, Keith and Doug Barker; daughter, Virginia Wheeler; sister, Edith Barker; two brothers, Harry Ellis and Lawrence Day.
Funeral service, Tues., July 31, 2007, 10 a.m. Mitchell Funeral Home. Family was at Mitchell's Monday from 7-8 p.m. and Tuesday one hour prior to service.
Interment, Price City Cemetery.
CASTLE DALE-Our loving, mother, grandmother, and sister, Geneva Mazie Marshall Lake, age 86, passed away July 29, 2007 in Ferron, Utah. She was born March 31, 1921 in Mohrland, Utah to John W. and Martha Ellen Marshall. Geneva was raised and attended schools in Huntington. She married George Berdell Lake, Oct. 7, 1938. The marriage was later solemnized in the Manti Temple on Dec. 9, 1954. They were married for 53 years and were longtime residents of Castle Dale.
"Neva" was a devoted mother, homemaker, and gifted quilter, who enjoyed traveling and visiting with family and friends. She had a unique and endearing sense of humor; everyone was welcomed with a smile into her home. She worked as a teachers aide for Ann Self Training Center for 10 years. Her strong testimony and example were shown by her service in Cub Scouts, Relief Society, Primary, Family History Extraction, and a Family History Mission in Salt Lake City.
She is survived by her children, Billie Jean (Vern) Jorgensen of Idaho Falls, Idaho; Keith (Genevieve) Lake of Castle Dale, Utah; Randall (Lynne') Lake of Emery, Utah; Rhonda (Steven) Cox of Orem, Utah; Derrell (Teresa) Lake of Castle Dale, Utah; Kerry (Elaine) Lake of Castle Dale, Utah; Sheila (Roy) Sharp of Hackett, Ariz.; Carma (Reed) Fehlberg of Huntington, Utah; Lorene Lake of Price, Utah; and Loraine (Perry) Cloward of Castle Dale, Utah; sister, Leah Jones; sisters-in-law, Mae Lake, Beverly Marshall and Reva McKee; daughter-in-law, Shirley Lake; 62 grandchildren, 100 great-grandchildren, and 10 great-great-grandchildren.
She is preceded in death by her husband George Berdell Lake; and sons: Jimmie Berdell, Johnny Ray, and Marlin (stillborn), and 13 siblings.
Funeral services will be Sat., Aug. 4, 2007 at 2 p.m. at the Castle Dale Stake Center (35 East Main) with a viewing from 12-1:45 p.m. prior to the service. Interment will be in the Castle Dale City Cemetery, under the direction of Fausett Mortuary.
PRICE- David Samuel Wright, age 39, died July 23, 2007 at his home in Price.
David was born Aug. 13, 1967 in Hayward, Calif. to Wayne and Beverly Wright.
Married Lezlie Lauritsen on Aug. 3, 1995, later divorced. They have two children Jannicke and Torbjorn (Toby) whom he dearly loved.
David lived in California, Hawaii, Washington, and Utah, but it was the North Shore of Oahu where he lived for 11 years that was a part of his heart and soul.
David loved to surf, snorkel, and boogie board. He loved music and loved to play the guitar. He liked doing calculus problems just for fun. David loved studying foreign languages and was fluent in Spanish. He loved animals, especially his cats Booty and Sissy. He loved his cable television and was an avid channel surfer. He loved chocolate milkshakes most of all. David was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Aloha David, may you find the peace you deserve. We love you.
Survived by his children, Jannicke Analeise and Torbjorn (Toby) Samuelson Wright, both of Price; mother, Beverly (Dan) Riley, Fallon, Nev.; father, Wayne (Eilleen) Wright, Merced, Calif.; sister, Debbie, San Jose, Calif.; friend, Lezlie Wright, Price.
Funeral service was held Fri., July 27, 2007 at 11 a.m. Mitchell Funeral Home. Family was at Mitchell's one hour prior to service. Interment, Cliffview Cemetery. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price.
PRICE-Sophia Nielsen Critchlow, age 89, passed away July 26, 2007 at her home.
She was born Feb. 11, 1918 in Wellsville, Utah to Wilford Lewis and Louise Poppleton Nielsen. Married John C. Critchlow, July 25, 1940 in Price, Utah. He passed away March 30, 1975.
Sophia was a longtime resident of Carbon County where she worked various jobs in her youth. She was employed at the Standard Store, Standard Hospital, Workman's Market, Koret of California, and she enjoyed working alongside her husband on the farm.
Sophia was a member and president of the Federated Womens Club of Price. She served as a Primary Counselor for the Price First Ward and taught Sunday School for many years. She will be dearly missed by her family and many longtime friends.
Survived by her children, Mildred (David) Cave; Bud (Cherie) Critchlow; Lynda Varner; all of Price; 12 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren; brother, Harold Pudge Nielsen, the remaining sibling of the Nielsen Clan whose duty it is now to close the door and turn off the lights, residing in Helper, Utah; and sister-in-law, Annie Nielsen, of Price.
Preceded in death by parents, husband, grandson, James B. Critchlow; eight siblings Wilford Nielsen, wife Harriet and second wife Lizzie Nielsen; Vernon (Dutch) and wife Fern Nielsen; Katie Nielsen Banasky and husband Gerald; Thelma Nielsen; Rhoda Nielsen Udovich and husband Valentine; William "Bill" Nielsen; Alberta Nielsen and Edward Nielsen.
Funeral service was held Mon., July 30, 2007, 10 a.m., Price Chapel-Christian Missionary Alliance, located 611 Price River Drive. Family was at the church Monday one hour prior to service. Interment, Price City Cemetery. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price.
Jamey Peacock of Lawrence passed away on July 27,2007 of cancer. She was born on Feb 5, 1963 to Boyd and Diane Potter. She married Kevin Peacock on July 17, 1981. She is survived by her husband Kevin Peacock of Lawrence, mother Diane Potter of Huntington, grandmother Margie Ward of Huntington,
Children Eisha Peacock of Castle Dale and Keyanna Peacock of Orangeville, Her three grandchildren Micah, Chell, and Alex, sister Stacy (MIke) Christman of Orangeville, DeVon Potter of Delta Colo, Brett Potter of Huntington, Wayne (Lisa) Potter of Tuscon Ariz, Cody (Barbie) Potter of Huntington, Marty (Mandi) Potter of Eckert, Colo. and many other family and friends. She is preceded in death by her grandfather Heber Ward, father Boyd Potter, and brother Chell Potter. Funeral Services will be held at the Desert Edge church in Huntington on Fri. Aug. 3, at 11 a.m.


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The mission of Orthodox Christian Fellowship (OCF) is to support fellowships on college campuses, whose members experience and witness to the Orthodox Christian Church through community life, prayer, service to others and study of the Faith (Acts 2:42). Furthermore, OCF will work to nurture and strengthen love for Jesus Christ and His Church in its fullness at this most critical juncture of human life through: Communication between OCF's and with the larger Orthodox community, Development of resources for local OCF's, National endeavors such as College Conference, Real Break, website and a national newsletter.
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The Kindle Fire HD reviews are out (for the 7″ $199 Kindle Fire HD) and they are very interesting. You really, really, really need to read some of these reviews (my thoughts next to the links).
The Unbiased Reviews
- Walt Mossberg (All Things Digital): Kindle Fire HD is Better, but it isn't The Best Color Tablet. This is an interesting review – it's hard on the Kindle Fire HD but fair. It's pretty clear that Mr. Mossberg consider iPad to be much better. Walt Mossberg's Verdict: Kindle Fire HD is good value for those primarily interested in tapping Amazon's large collection of content.
- Edward Baig (USA Today): Kindle Fire HD gives Nexus 7 Stiff Competition. This (and the other Kindle Fire HD reviews in this section) is what a review looks like when the reviewer doesn't have an axe to grind. Notice how Mr. Baig declined to compare the $199 Kindle Fire HD model with the iPad – something that the Biased Reviewers did. Why? Because, obviously, waiting for the 8.9″ Kindle Fire HD and comparing that to the iPad would be too accurate a comparison. So let's compare the $199 Kindle Fire HD with the $499 iPad and trumpet how iPad is better.
- LaptopMag: Kindle Fire HD is one of the best 7″ tablets, Best for consuming content on the go. Another very unbiased article and very in-depth and well done. Kudos to Laptop Mag which does a solid, solid job. Laptop Mag's Verdict: Kindle Fire HD is better for consuming content, Nexus 7 is better in some ways.
- Joanna Stern (ABC News): Kindle Fire HD – One of the Best Tablets, Not No. 1. A good review and a very balanced comparison between Kindle Fire HD and Galaxy Nexus 7. The bottom line section is one of the best of any of the Kindle Fire HD reviews. ABC News' Verdict: Kindle Fire HD is ONE of the best Tablets at any price.
The Axe to Grind, Mind Already Made Up Reviews
- David Pogue (NYTimes): More Soot Than Sparks From This Fire. David Pogue lays into Amazon with a ferocity that makes me wonder if Amazon's Girlfriend kicked David Pogue's Cat. He literally bad mouths it in every imaginable way, throwing in some weasel phrases to seem less biased. Pogue's Verdict: Kindle Fire HD is a good tablet but Amazon executives are 'loopy' for calling it 'the best tablet at any price'.
- The Verge (Joshua Topolsky): Kindle Fire HD gets a 7.5 Review Score. This site is famous for being hopelessly biased towards Apple. So it's very interesting to see what 'reasons and rationale' it comes up with to justify its innate bias. We get gems like 'Is the beauty more than skin deep' (in the subtitle no less) and 'one longs for the details of the iPad' and 'it's disappointing to me that there's no 3G or 4G option here' (for a $199 Tablet?). The absolute most hilarious parts are where they go after the Kindle Fire HD's software – 'It's an odd dichotomy, to have one half of a product be so uninspiring' and 'It almost scared me in a way to move too quickly, like I would end up engaging parts of the tablet'. Someone thinks they're still in Creative Writing Class. Verdict: 7.5 for Kindle Fire HD. Prepare to not be inspired and reminisce about how magical and revolutionary the iPad is.
All this brings us to the main point of this article.
Mr. Bezos has tricked all the Apple Media into Equating Kindle Fire and iPad
What do you do if a market has a dominant player? One that also happens to have most of the main stream media in LOVE with it.
You throw the Media a juicy challenge. One it can't resist. One it thinks it will win.
That's what Mr. Bezos did. By throwing up the 'Best Tablet At Any Price' mantra he did two things –
- The Apple Media were going to compare the $199 Kindle Fire HD with the $499 iPad anyways. He gave them the green light. Absolved them of whatever little guilt they might have felt at picking a lopsided comparison between a $199 Tablet and a $499 one.
- He gave them a HUGE INCENTIVE to constantly compare Kindle Fire HD and Kindle Fire HD 4G LTE and Kindle Fire HD 8.9″ with iPad and talk about how iPad is better because 'it feels better' or because the $729 model is better than the $299 Kindle Fire HD 8.9″.
The Main Stream Tech Media is now FREE to do unfair comparisons and it is INCENTED to do unfair comparisons. By throwing out 'The Best Tablet at Any Price' Mr. Bezos has pretty much FORCED the main stream media into CONSTANTLY talking about how iPad is Better than Kindle Fire.
It has to – to justify the image it has in its mind of iPad being the most wonderful thing ever created.
This brings us to Part 2. All this Free Publicity for Kindle Fire HDs and all these comparisons against the $499 iPad wouldn't be worth much without Part 2 and Part 3.
Part 2: By COMPARING iPad with Kindle Fire HD constantly you have people begin to think they are COMPARABLE
This is a psychological thing. If you tell someone twenty times – X when compared with Y is better. The thing that stays in the person's mind is – X and Y must be comparable + This person thinks X is better. Perhaps I should find out for myself what is better (because it's my money I'll be spending).
If people read 'iPad is better than Kindle Fire HD' and 'iPad and Kindle HD Compared – iPad Ahead' and '$499 iPad ahead of $199 Kindle Fire HD', then gradually they start thinking –
- iPad = iPad vs Kindle Fire HD.
- iPad vs Kindle Fire HD = Perhaps I should find out more.
So all these people who ONLY KNEW iPad, suddenly get 'iPad vs Kindle Fire HD' in the front of their thoughts.
It makes ZERO SENSE for the Apple loving Media to suddenly give free publicity to Kindle Fire HD and start equating it with iPad (by constantly talking about Kindle Fire HD vs iPad). But they are doing exactly that.
To make things even more amusing they are constantly comparing $199 Kindle Fires with $499 iPads without realizing that REAL PEOPLE HAVE TO BUY THEIR TABLETS THEMSELVES. Press doesn't care about $300 less but people do.
The 'Kindle Fire HD is the best Tablet at any price' comment has lit a fire under the seats of the Slavishly Devoted to Apple Media and now they absolutely MUST demonstrate how much better iPad is.
Even if it means increasing the awareness of Kindle Fire ten-fold and cementing it in people's minds as an iPad alternative.
Which brings us to Part 3.
Part 3: Amazon has the $199 Kindle Fire HD, the $299 Kindle Fire HD 8.9″, the $499 Kindle Fire HD 4G LTE
Customers who never would have heard about Kindle Fire HDs start hearing about them. Customers who didn't think there was any option other than iPad suddenly have Kindle Fire HD vs iPad drummed into their heads, and now they set out to find some information on their own.
Then, wonder of wonders, they find out that they have OPTIONS – there's more than one Kindle Fire HD. The Press only compares the $199 Kindle Fire HD with the iPad (because that's the easiest way they can rationalize their undying love for iPad). But customers find there are three options –
- Kindle Fire HD for $199.
- Kindle Fire HD 8.9″ for $299.
- Kindle Fire HD 4G LTE for $499.
This is where everything kicks in. They've shifted from 2 options to 5 (after iPad Mini comes out it'll be 5). They are in this new state of awareness where instead of 'only iPad exists' they now know that 2 iPads and 3 Kindle Fire HDs exist. The Kindle Fire HDs also seem very reasonably priced. And the screens seem very good (negating the biggest iPad advantage at time of buying).
Where does this new customer reality of '2 iPads and 3 Kindle Fire HDs exist as options' stem from? From Mr. Bezos claiming 'Kindle Fire HD is the best Tablet … at any price'. That's ALL it took. For the Apple infatuated press to decide it would MAKE IT ITS MISSION to show EVERY ONE –
- Kindle Fire HD exists. Don't forget it exists.
- Kindle Fire HD is an alternative to the iPad. Don't assume you have just one choice.
What more could Amazon and Mr. Bezos ask for? They certainly weren't going to get fair comparisons. Might as well get free publicity and also let the Press equate Kindle Fire and iPad so that every user planning on getting a Tablet thinks she should compare both Tablets before buying one.


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