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By Editor-in-Chief Kathy Wray Coleman, a-24-year journalist who trained at the Call and Post Newspaper in Cleveland, Ohio for 17 years, and who interviewed now President Barack Obama one-on-one when he was campaigning for president. As to the Obama interview, CLICK HERE TO READ THE ENTIRE ARTICLE AT CLEVELAND URBAN NEWS.COM, OHIO'S LEADER IN BLACK DIGITAL NEWS. (Note: A former biology teacher and longtime Cleveland activist, Coleman is the most read reporter in Ohio on Google Plus with some 3.1 million views)
CLEVELAND URBAN NEWS.COM, CLEVELAND, Ohio-The Chicago Cubs out did the Cleveland Indians Wednesday night, winning Game 7, 8-7, and thus the World Series, a 4-3 games final for the coveted baseball championship title.
It was a win by the Cubs at Progressive Field in Cleveland that culminated in extra innings, and a heartbreaking defeat that brought some Cleveland fans to tears.
"That's one of the best game's people will ever see," said Cubs third baseman and outfielder Chris Bryant after his team's championship win.
Cleveland Indians manager Terry Francona, best known for leading the Red Sox to two World Series, told reporters coming into Game 7 that he had a restless night, a premonition, in fact, as the baseball team that he resurrected fell to the Cubs.
Francona said after the game that his players gave all they had and that it "was a lot of good baseball."
His team, he said, simply "ran out of time."
And while Cleveland fans may be disappointed, President Barack Obama is not. The country's first Black president, a former U.S. senator and prior Illinois senator who got his start as a community organizer on Chicago's south side, told Jimmy Kimmel that "I am rooting for my home team.
Among celebrities there were actor Charlie Sheen and Cleveland Cavaliers megastar LeBron James, who this year led Cleveland to win the NBA championship title, its first in franchise history.
Some 80 percent of the tickets sold for Game 7 were bought by people out of Ohio and ranged in prices from $250 to $23,000.
Cleveland took an early lead in the championship series, winning three games to one.
Chicago came back and won two games, both of them away games. That made the series tied, and set the stage for the series' 7th game and final game on Cleveland's turf.
And a Game 7 it was, with fans for both teams on the edges of their seats all night long
At the top of the fourth inning the Cubs were leading Cleveland 3-1.
But Cleveland, the American League Championship team, hit back and scored two runs at the bottom of the 5th, making it 5-2, a scenario with Chicago, the Major League Championship team, up 6-3 at the top of the 6th.
At the bottom of the 8th Cleveland stunned and brought in two runs to tie the game 6-6, the result of a home run from Rajai Davis, his first since August 30, and the first ever 8th inning game tiers in a World Series the home crowd going wild as the Tribe gives the Cubs something to recon with.
In overtime, the Cubs upped it two runs at the top of the 10th, garnering an 8-6 outcome and putting pressure on the Indians to perform at the bottom of the 10th.
Cleveland got one run at the bottom of the 10th, but it was not enough, the Cubs ending Game 7, 8-7.
One of the American League's eight charter franchises, the Cleveland baseball club was founded in 1901.
The Indians had won their only World Series appearance in 1920 and returned in 1948 to win it again. It would not materialize in 2016.
The Cubs won back-to-back World Series championships in 1907 and 1908, and became the first Major League team to play in three consecutive World Series, They were also the first to win it twice.
Inclusive of this year, the Cubs have appeared in a total of eleven World Series.


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This is the first screen which will open up when you will run the software for the first time after installing it. The tool contains button Take Screenshot. There are various other option on the panel just to the right of the Color Picker, Arrow, Pencil, Rectangle, Circle and Text Option.
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The Color Picker is used to pick the color in which you have to make arrows, rectangle, circle and write text. The Copy to Clipboard button will allow you to copy the image in the application in the clipboard and then you can copy the image directly to the location that you want without saving it. The application also gives you an Save Image button which will give you the option to save the image in the PNG format.


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Your post title cracks me up, even though it's not filled with Christian mercy and grace.
Yeah, but that is a hellva way to go… Wouldn't wish that on anyone.
Yep, it's Good News. Too bad we all know that his fellow members of the Party won't be giving up Power no matter what the Election Results say….
The fact that the leftists here in the U.S. are mourning his death makes it that much sweeter.


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Could Groupon be a colossal failure after it goes public? Or is it going to be wildly successful? There's been some interesting articles written on the company recently which I've included links to below. Besides the fact that they're the biggest name in this business model right now, I'm not sure what is going to give them an advantage in the future over some of their upcoming competitors (Google, Facebook).
Groupon is Effectively Insolvent
Groupon: $20B? $30B? Questions, Questions
Groupon Chairman says company will be wildly profitable
Yes Andrew, anyone *can* start a Groupon
Groupon is a straight-up Ponzi scheme
Under the hood, Groupon is declining in Boston
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For Energy Conversion Devices, a small materials firm in Rochester Hills, Mich., 2003 is a year with a remarkably familiar ring to it. There have been large losses, the defection of a large corporate investor and promises of major developments and profits around the corner. ECD may deserve a place in the Guinness Book of World Records: It lost money in 36 out of the 40 years it has been a publicly traded company.
The puppetmaster of this long-running farce is Stanford Ovshinsky, the 81-year-old inventor who claims to have most of the world's big problems already wrapped up. "Our company is invaluable. We have the answers to the economy and to the environmental situation," he says with an utterly sincere expression. Then he pauses: "Not to sound grandiose about it."
In November Ovshinsky dropped another doozy: He told an audience in Japan that he has made possible a cognitive computer, one that can mimic the human brain by busting through the limitations of conventional computing's binary system. He says he has discovered the material that can do it.
ECD is not all hot air. It has honest-to-God revenues, $65 million last year. Still, it managed to lose $36 million. Isn't it time to be making money and paying dividends?
The company's revenue comes from joint ventures, licensing, research-and-development contracts and manufacturing. ECD and its partners make large nickel-metal-hydride batteries for hybrid cars and trucks and photovoltaic thin films for solar electrical generation. Still in development: hydrogen storage and computer-memory products.
But even when Ovshinsky creates something useful, he has no leverage to earn much from it. His company gets a royalty on about two-thirds of the roughly 1.3 billion consumer nickel-metal-hydride batteries that are produced every year for things like cell phones. But he was so starved for cash when he licensed it in the early 1980s that he negotiated upfront payments of $1 million to $5 million, and a half-percentage-point royalty on the production cost of the consumer batteries, which now sell below $1.
"He's been close to losing the company his whole life," admits ECD Chairman Robert Stempel, the former head of General Motors. "But it's called survival, and it's a powerful instinct. Stan has had the ability to keep the business alive by finding partners."
These partners are, typically, large companies that subsidize the research and development of his inventions. But, almost inevitably, the partners bail out. The latest defector was Bekaert, the $2.5 billion Belgian wire and materials company, and it left ECD close to running out of cash. ECD delayed filing its 10-K last month because its accountants were concerned the cash wouldn't make it through the year.
Bekaert spent $96million building a thin-film photovoltaic factory in Auburn Hills, Mich. for a joint venture called Uni-Solar Ovonic, but the Belgian company retreated in May. "We would have needed huge additional financial resources," says Bekaert spokesperson Françoise Vanthemsche. "We would have had to invest for years and years before we could have hoped for a return, and we can't work like that." Ovshinsky declared the technology ready for commercialization in 1978. Now he says it will be profitable by 2005.
True, partners bail out for many reasons: a change in corporate focus, post-merger belt-tightening, whatever. But after a while you begin to wonder what's going on. What Bekaert did in 2003 is the same thing that happened in 1967 with International Telephone & Telegraph in 1978 with 3M and in 1981 with Arco. Also in 1985 with American Natural Resources, and in 1986 with Standard Oil of Ohio and in 2000 with General Motors. And again in 2000, with Canon. They pulled out of agreements with Ovshinsky after investing in technology that he declared was nearly ready, only to be left with lighter pockets and little in the way of profitable products.
"He should be given the Nobel Prize for raising money," says money manager William Manning, who invested $29 million in ECD on behalf of clients in 1986. After Ovshinsky allegedly violated their agreement, Manning sued and eventually received control of ECD's X-ray-mirror and flat-panel display technology, which he later sold off.
Ovshinsky's is a story you want to believe in. With only a high school and trade school education, he parlayed a pair of early inventions into seed money for a company based upon a single idea:that amorphous and disordered materials could be better and cheaper than structured, crystalline ones to create and store energy and information. The ultimate amorphous switch, figured Ovshinsky, was the human brain, with about 100 trillion neural connections operating free-form to handle most tasks elegantly.
With his wife, Iris Ovshinsky--a current ECD director--he started ECD in 1960 and took the company public in 1964. The two make a disarmingly charming pair--stooped and white-haired, but impossibly energetic and cheerful. They order for each other at lunch. In Stan Ovshinsky's office, which is filled with memorabilia from his career, they act like a set of overly proud grandparents. The two can hardly sit still, they are so eager to show off old devices, framed media coverage and black-and-white pictures of them in front of blackboard calculations--moldering mementos of seemingly great science.
Ovshinsky and Iris have held on to the company through a separate class of supervoting shares. The couple own 7% of the company but control 41% of the voting rights. Texaco owns 20% of the common shares but must vote with Ovshinsky. The Ovshinkys' combined annual pay is $700,000 (Stan gets a little more than half) and their stake in the company is worth $16 million. The ECD market valuation of $242 million seems rich for a moneyloser with $100 million in shareholder equity, but Ovshinsky argues that much of ECD's considerable worth--namely, its intellectual property and stakes in joint ventures--can't be found on its balance sheet.
Early on Ovshinsky drew the pattern that he doggedly follows today. He creates joint ventures with large companies in which they put up money and he puts up his ideas. He charges the joint venture for research and development, engineering, machine-building and other services. When the partner backs out, he holds on tenaciously to the technology rights, and shops them to another partner.
His first splash came in 1968, when he announced that he had succeeded in making a switch out of amorphous silicon that relied on a principle he called Ovonics--named, of course, after himself. The switch's conductivity could be changed by manipulating the levels of electrical current. Ovshinsky said the switch would compete with silicon crystalline transistors, and in the space of a day ECD stock shot from $57 to $150. The transistor never made much money and the company's stock never returned to those heights, but Ovshinsky did manage to get the word Ovonics(and his name) into the dictionary.
The company limped along in the early 1970s, pursuing things like rewritable microfilm with 3M. He was quoted in FORBES in 1978 after 3M had placed a $7 million order: "We're finally moving to become a profit-oriented company." But 3M rejected the final prototypes and demanded its development money back.
The energy crisis turned into a fund-raising opportunity for Ovshinsky. There were all those oil producers with an embarrassment of profits and a desperate need to look as if all they cared about was finding alternative energy sources. Ovshinsky and his scientists had found a way to use thin films of amorphous silicon to turn the sun's energy into electrical power. Between 1976 and 2003 Ovshinsky convinced a series of five companies to put up $290 million to develop the material. ECD now has, it says, a factory with the capacity to produce enough film to turn out 30 megawatts of generating power per year. Ovshinsky is trolling for another partner to replace Bekaert. He and Chairman Stempel claim the plant will be profitable at two-thirds capacity and enjoy margins over 30% at full capacity.
The company's research into batteries took a similar path through several companies, ending with ChevronTexaco, which has committed to spend $282 million developing batteries and hydrogen storage systems through two joint ventures. Ovshinsky's firm didn't put in a dime but owns half of the joint venture and will get half of any profits.
The battery venture, called Texaco Ovonic Battery Systems, built a plant in Springboro, Ohio with the capacity to produce enough nickel-metal-hydride batteries to fill 60,000 hybrid automobiles a year. But before that can happen, Detroit must decide to sell hybrids, and they must choose Texaco Ovonic to supply them. (The batteries in the hybrid Toyota Prius are supplied by Matsushita, which ECD is suing for patent infringement.)
The hydrogen-storage business is a distant dream. If autos are someday powered by hydrogen, Ovshinsky thinks the hydrogen should be stored not as a gas under high pressure, but as a solid hydride. It is an idea auto companies are looking at closely, but they say the material needs to store 2.5 times to 3.5 times more hydrogen than it does now before it can be seriously considered.
ChevronTexaco declined to comment about its ventures with ECD.James Metzger, ECD's chief operating officer since 2002, was Texaco's chief technical officer when the oil firm decided to invest in ECD. "We were not looking at ECD as a financial entity or as a company," Metzger says. "We were simply looking at the technology and whether it will someday be beneficial to Texaco." Metzger is confident he can stabilize ECD's finances.
In 1999 former Micron executive Tyler Lowry formed a joint venture with ECD called Ovonyx to make memory that, like flash, doesn't lose data when it loses power. Intel invested an undisclosed amount a year later, but prospects dimmed considerably when flash, which is relatively expensive, became much less so as its density went up. Why would Lowry decide to put his money and good name into a project with a company that can't seem to come through? "The devices are fascinating," he says.
Ovshinsky is completely heedless of the trail of woe behind him, speaking in ciphers when pressed to defend his track record. "Value and profitability are the measurements you make, because otherwise you aren't really successful," he says. Yet he considers ECD a smashing success. "We've been able to win our way in energy, in rewritable DVDs. Everything we make becomes so common that you don't even know that it is our stuff."
Like the powerful nickel-metal-hydride battery in the Toyota Prius that he drives to work every day, the one with the license plate OVONIC. Ovshinsky proudly takes credit for the car, claiming he invented the "enabling technology" that helps power the gas-electric hybrid. Could be, but it doesn't earn him a cent.


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Customer Testimonial: Attunity's Managed File Transfer (MFT) Solution Automates Our Critical Business Processes to Save Employees' Time While Enhancing Information Security
BURLINGTON, Massachusetts, April 17, 2012/PRNewswire-FirstCall/ --
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text: Hi,On Thu, 25 Aug 2005, Al Viro wrote:> On Thu, Aug 25, 2005 at 11:15:24AM +0200, Roman Zippel wrote:> > > > > > - *ti = *orig->thread_info;> > > *tsk = *orig;> > > + setup_thread_info(tsk, ti);> > > tsk->thread_info = ti;> > > ti->task = tsk;> > > > This introduces a subtle ordering requirement, where setup_thread_info > > magically finds in the new task_struct the pointer to the old thread_info > > to setup the new thread_info.> > Nothing subtle with it, especially since this is the only place with any> business to call setup_thread_info().Wrong, we could have multiple versions setup_thread_info() and every one gets the pointer to old thread_info via the new task_struct.> > What is your problem with what I have in CVS? There it completes the basic> > task_struct setup and _after_ that it can setup the thread_info.> > Which buys you what, exactly? You end up with more things to do in> setup_thread_info() and it doesn't get cleaner.Wrong.+static inline void setup_thread_stack(struct task_struct *p, struct task_struct *org)+{+ *task_thread_info(p) = *task_thread_info(org);+ task_thread_info(p)->task = p;+}- *ti = *orig->thread_info; *tsk = *orig; tsk->thread_info = ti;- ti->task = tsk;+ setup_thread_stack(tsk, orig);It's exactly the same work and setup_thread_stack() gets the old and new task_struct, with each one having the _correct_ thread_info.If you really want to count cycles, the only minor difference is that some "ti" become "tsk->thread_info", but gcc is perfectly capable to detect that it's the same and it will generate the same code.Moreover my code is cleaner, as it clearly separates two tasks: setup_task_struct(tsk, orig); setup_thread_stack(tsk, orig);> > Al, I would really prefer to merge this one myself, I'm only waiting for > > the 2.6.13 release and since this is not a regression, I don't really > > understand why this must be in 2.6.13.> > Fine, as long as that merge is done before your s/thread_info/stack/ patches.> It should be the first step before doing 200Kb worth of cosmetical stuff> that affects every architecture out there, not something that depends on> it done.Please count correctly, there is only one 100KB patch, the rest is rather small (50KB in 7 patches).> There's also a question of having mainline build and work on the architecture> in question, which obviously is not something you care about - this hairball> had been sitting in m68k CVS for how long? Since 2.5.60-something, with> zero efforts to resolve it, right? And mainline kernel didn't even build,> let alone work since that moment.> > FWIW, essentially the same splitup of that mess had been posted more than> three months ago; definitely before 2.6.12-final. Still no activity _and_> plans that involve doing kernel-wide renaming of struct thread_info *> thread_info in task_struct to void *stack as part of m68k merge.Al, while I appreciate your iniative, could you please work a little bit more with the other people working on this port? I did take and adapted your patches and posted my versions of it and until yesterday you didn't bother to comment publically. The "no activity" is complete bullshit.bye, Roman-To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-kernel" inthe body of a message to firstname.lastname@example.com majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.htmlPlease read the FAQ at http://www.tux.org/lkml/


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A brief hailstorm that dropped golf ball sized hail on the Kennedy Space Center caused significant damage to the insulation for the external fuel tank of the space shuttle Atlantis. The vehicle will have to be rolled back to the Vehicle Assembly Building for repairs. The next launch, scheduled for the middle of March, will be postponed until repairs are completed.
A brief hailstorm at the Kennedy Space Center significantly damaged the external fuel tank of the space shuttle Atlantis on Monday, and NASA officials said yesterday that a mid-March launch of the spaceship will have to be postponed as a result.
The golf-ball-size pieces of ice, which fell only in a small area around the Cape Canaveral launchpad, left hundreds of "dings and divots" that officials said will require repair. Shuttle program manager N. Wayne Hale Jr. said he hoped the work could be finished in time for a launch in April or May, although it could take longer.
Nature isn't cooperating real well at the moment. NASA was on a bit of a roll in recent months. This is too bad. But they are doing the right thing, of course.


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As reported by emeraldcoast.com:
Panama City-Bay County International Airport officials want the new $330 million facility to be an "aerotropolis" that draws international flights and business to West Bay.
To meet that goal, airport leaders are in discussions with several international carriers and have hired John Kasarda, a scholar, author and the man who coined the term "aerotropolis."
Airport Executive Director Randy Curtis said airport officials are in talks with several airlines in Canada and England. He described the discussions as ongoing but declined to name the airlines.
Bill Cramer, the vice chairman of the Airport Authority, confirmed the discussions but also declined to name names.
"They're not willing to go on the record," Cramer said of the airlines.
However, he added the airport's new hire will be instrumental in bringing in those international flights and other businesses.
"I don't think it's out of reach," Cramer said. The area's port, rail system and upgrades to highways will attract carriers that don't service the existing airport, he added.
"We're strategically placed to be a player in the international freight business," Cramer said. "It's not just about passenger traffic. That's a big part of it, obviously. But it's about maximizing economic benefits of this new airport."
Earlier this week, the authority agreed to pay a $5,000 monthly retainer and all travel expenses for Kasarda. Under the terms of the one-year deal, Kasarda will work for up to 16 days and make presentations to the media and public.
The presentations would show "the new Panama City-Bay County International Airport and the surrounding area represent the best way forward for Northwest Florida, both economically and environmentally," according to information provided by the authority.
Kasarda will collect $2,900 a day for any days worked over 16 each month.
He also is tasked with professionally promoting and marketing the new airport in conference presentations around the world and in airport-related publications. Kasarda also will "synergize the new airport with surrounding development to increase air passenger and cargo," "create a new airport-centric destination model" and "improve the Panama City airport experience of its air passengers."
According to his resume, Kasarda has done consulting work for airports in Memphis, Tenn., Washington, D.C., Kansas City and Detroit, as well as Brazil and India. In 2005, he was tapped to consult the U.S. Government Accountability Office on costs of adapting U.S. airport infrastructure and facilities to meet the needs of the Airbus A380.
Kasarda was out of the country Thursday and could not be reached for comment.
Kasarda is "the pre-eminent expert on economic development around airports," Cramer said. "He's most noted … for his development of the concept of the aerotropolis."
On his Web site, Kasarda describes the aerotropolis as an engine for economic development that attracts aviation-linked businesses, including hotel, entertainment, retail and corporate headquarters.
An aerotropolis stretches for 20 miles outward from the airport and will be similar to a traditional metropolis, Kasarda wrote.
"Although most aerotropolis development to date has been spontaneous and haphazard – spawning congestion and environmental problems – in the future it can markedly improved through strategic infrastructure and urban planning," Kasarda wrote.
"The real question is not whether aerotropolises will evolve around major airports (they surely will)," Kasarda wrote. "It's whether they will form and grow in an intelligent manner, minimizing problems and maximizing returns to aerotropolis businesses and residents."Print Story


text: This evening around 530 our dog was going crazy looking out the back window. At first we didn't see anything but the we noticed a very large brown animal slinking around the woods near the mountain behind our house. we live very close to rt 372 where there is traffic and tons of stores but live by Rattlesnake mountain/Pinnacle rock. I assumed it was a bobcat, until I Googled images. This was no bobcat, as it had a tail that nearly touched the ground.


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text: Corporate Authority Authority members Mr Richard Bean, Acting Chairman Appointed Deputy Chairman 14 October 2010 for five years Re-appointed until 13 October 2017 Richard Bean commenced as Acting Chairman of the Australian Communications and Media Authority in February 2016. During his career, Richard has worked in a variety of senior roles in Australia's media and communications industries. Before joining the ACMA, he was general counsel and company secretary at Unwired Group Limited, a listed wireless broadband infrastructure owner, spectrum licensee and ISP. He had previously held positions responsible for the legal and business affairs side of free-to-air television broadcaster Network Ten's programming activities, and practised as a commercial, media and litigation lawyer at national law firm Blake Dawson Waldron (now Ashurst). Richard holds a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) from the University of Sydney, and a Bachelor of Laws from the University of New South Wales. Mr James Cameron, Acting Deputy Chairman Appointed 5 August 2013 for five years as Part-time member Appointed 9 July 2015 to 4 August 2018 as Full-time member Appointed 24 February 2016 to 30 June 2017 as Acting Deputy Chairman Appointed 23 May 2017 to 30 September 2017 as Acting Deputy Chairman James Cameron has over 20 years Australian Government public policy experience, including senior executive roles in the telecommunications, radiocommunications, broadcasting and digital economy fields. James has held executive positions managing government policies and programs supporting Australia's arts and sports sectors and, immediately prior to joining the ACMA, was Chief Executive Officer of the National Water Commission. James has also represented government agencies in Parliament, in the media, at conferences and internationally. Mrs Rosemary Sinclair, Part-time Member Appointed 5 August 2013 for five years Rosemary Sinclair is CEO of Energy Consumers Australia, a company established by COAG Energy Ministers. Rosemary was a Member of the Telecommunications Universal Service Management Agency and Chair of the Regional Telecommunications Inquiry 2011-2012. Rosemary was CEO of the Australian Telecommunications Users Group and Director of Strategic Development at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. Ms Anita Jacoby, Part-time Member Appointed 5 August 2013 for five years Anita Jacoby is a broadcast executive and company director with more than twenty-five years' experience in media and communications. A creative with a background as a multi-award winning television, current affairs and film producer. Anita has created hundreds of hours of original content across almost all genres and for every free-to-air network and Foxtel. Most recently, she was Managing Director of ITV Studios Australia, responsible for the local operations of this global company. Prior to ITV, Anita managed Zapruder's other films for a decade alongside Andrew Denton. Widely regarded as one of Australia's most creative independent production companies, Zapruder's created original programs including Enough Rope, The Gruen Transfer, Elders, Hungry Beast and David Tench Tonight. She has also held various senior production roles on many TV shows including 60 Minutes, Sunday, Witness, LAWS, and Today. Anita's work has been recognised with six AFI's/AACTA's, a Logie and various other industry awards. She is currently on the National Advisory Board of Women in Media and has been a non-executive director on a number of NFP Boards including headspace and Arts Law Centre Australia. To contact an Authority member, please contact the Authority secretariat. Last updated: 31 May 2017


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Happy New Years Eve!
Okay so I admittedly didn't realize it was NYE today until yesterday morning. It's never really been all that of an exciting holiday for me and this year is no different. Actually, while most people are toasting to a new year, I'll most likely be in bed since I can barely make it up past 9:00pm these days! We will probably stay home, get takeout and watch the New Years Eve celebration on Netflix while sipping on sparkling apple cider. New Years Day we have big plans to take down our Christmas decorations and clean our house. Which I'm both sad and excited about. I love having Christmas decorations up but I'm ready to clean up and start the New Year fresh!
Speaking of the New Year, I thought I'd finish up 2015 with a short round up with my top 5 food posts from the last year. I didn't do as much recipe creating as I've done in the past but the few that I did do were definitely enjoyed!


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Helen Elizabeth Mull Bouchard
POLSON - Helen Bouchard, loving wife, mother, grandmother, great
grandmother, aunt and friend, went home to her parents the morning of
November 29th, 2006. Helen was born October 29, 1930 to Ella and Gordon
Mull in Gallatin Gateway, Montana. She married a man that her father
warned her against and for 56 years they lived and loved together.
Helen is survived by her husband, Charles "Pat" and their children:
Patty, Terry (Jerry), Alan and Dawn (Julio), 12 grandchildren and 17
great grandchildren with another expected in January 07.
Helen spent her early years
raising their 4 children. As a family they enjoyed bowling,
water-skiing and snow skiing. She was also an accomplished knitter and
seamstress. Helen loved being outdoors no matter the weather.
Springtime found her putsying in her garden, summertime she fought the
deer from eating her flowers, fall she was cleaning up the pine needles
and winter she would enjoy the crispness of the air.
Helen was part of a very large
and close family. She is pre-deceased by her parents, sister Janie and
brother Horace. She leaves behind 4 sisters, Gladys, Dot (Ting), Evelyn
"Ev" (Tom) and Lavina "Sandy" (Lee) and her brother Frank (Tony), and
numerous nieces and nephews, great nieces and great nephews. All who
knew Helen loved her, for she had the knack of always making them feel
welcome and comfortable in her home. Her family came together in Polson
to mourn their loss, but more importantly to celebrate her life. We
will miss her quiet wisdom and sage advice; she taught us all well and
now we go on as she would have wanted us to, loving our families and
living each day to enjoy the simple pleasures that life hands us.
In lieu of flowers, please
send memorials for Helen to Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, 1002
4th Ave East, Polson, MT 59860. Memorials will be forwarded to "Share
the Spirit" or "Helping Hands" both local children's charities.
Memorial will be held on
December 6th, 11 a.m. at the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church,
1002 4th Ave East, Polson, MT 59860. Lunch will be provided after the
JoAnn "Girlie" Hammer
RONAN - JoAnn "Girlie" Hammer, 57, of Woodcock passed away Sunday, Nov.
26th on her mother's birthday at St. Patrick's Hospital in Missoula
while surrounded by family.
A member of the Confederated
Salish & Kootenai Tribe, she was born May 6, 1949 in St.
Ignatius, Montana to Madeline Barnaby & Joseph Weaselhead.
Raised on the Flathead reservation, she received her formal education
at Flandreau Indian School.
JoAnn married Sam Hammer and
they made their home in Ronan where they started their family.
JoAnn was a loving mother, who
was the champion for kids and enjoyed being with her grandkids. She was
also the family pet keeper and loved her dog "Bugs" so much that she
gave him the honorary title of Mayor of Woodcock. She enjoyed flashy
clothing, sewing and beading as well as the company of her friends. She
will be dearly missed.
Preceding her in death are her
parents, her husband Sam, a son David, a sister Stella and brothers
Marvin & Leslie Allen Weaselhead.
She leaves behind her loving
family of children Mike Hammer of Ronan, Brenda Hammer (Patrick Lozeau)
of Pablo and Renae Hammer of Ronan; grandchildren Shaun, David, Roberta
& Eric Hammer; brothers Francis (Nightwind) Weaselhead of
Sumpter, OR, Dalon (Susan) Weaselhead of St. Ignatius, Joseph (Linda)
Weaselhead of Ronan, John, Arnold and Gerald Weaselhead of Pablo,
Anthony Weaselhead of Missoula and David R. Weaselhead of Bonners
Ferry, ID; sisters Violet Weaselhead of Charlo, Madeline "Pebbles"
(Bobby) Weaselhead of Pablo, Betty (Dave) Van Haverbeke of Pablo;
foster parents Bill & Georgie Koll of Ronan; foster sisters
Mary Koll of Ronan and Vanita Lozeau of Ronan and foster brother Carl
Finley of Missoula.
A traditional wake began
Tuesday evening at the Longhouse in St. Ignatius with the Rosary being
recited at 8 pm Wednesday in the Longhouse. Wake closing will begin at
10 am Thursday in the Longhouse with Mass being celebrated at 11 am
Thursday in the St. Ignatius Catholic Mission
Sandra Leann McJoe
SPOKANE - Sandra Leann McJoe passed away at her home in Spokane,
Washington on November 13, 2006.
Sandra was raised in
GreatFalls, Mt and in the Yakima valley before moving to Spokane in the
early 70's. Sandra later moved to the Flathead reservation in the early
80's to further her education at Salish/Kootenai college in Pablo.
There Sandra graduated with an Associates degree in management and
office professions. Due to a car accident in 2003 Sandra had to move
back to Spokane with her family where she lived untill her departure.
Sandra will be truly missed by
her family and friends from Montana, Washington, and Oregon.
Services were held on November
17, 2006 in Wellpinit, Washington where she rests next to her niece
Margaret and many other family members. Sandra's family will miss her
She leaves behind her mother,
Margaret LaMere, five sisters, Debrough McJoe, Vicki LaMere, Selena
LaMere, Theresa LaMere, Mary Stilson and one brother, Joseph LaMere,
her side kick Panama Red and numerous nieces and nephews.
Sandra is proceded in death by
her niece Margaret Cordova, and her step-father Joseph LaMere.
Doris McHenry Neidt
RONAN - Doris McHenry Neidt age 73 of Ronan, Mt. went to be with the
Lord, Jason and her mom on Thursday November 9, 2006 at St. Patrick
Hospital in Missoula from natural causes. She was born August 7, 1933
in Livingston, Mt. to Warren and Christine Arnold McHenry. She attended
schools in Idaho and moved back to the Gallatin Valley before moving to
the Mission Valley in 1969. Doris married the love of her life Jason
Neidt on August 19, 1977 they spent 27 years together before Jason
passed away in 2004.
She liked quilting, playing
Keno and Yatzee with her family along with crocheting and camping.
Doris was a very classy lady, dressed nice, very good hearted and loved
her family very much, enjoyed laughing and was not afraid to express
herself. Doris meant the world to the Neidt family and they loved her
very much.
She was preceded in death by
her parents husband and a grandson Rodrick. Doris is survived by her
children Cindy (Mark) Buckolz of Two Dot, Mt, Jackie (Dale) Callatine
of Sand Point, Idaho, Lloyd Geary (Bambi) of Ronan, Mt. Theresa (Mark)
Hartung of Pablo, sisters Lola Cloniger of Helena, Mt, Jean Sullivan
and Ellen Wiegly both of Belgrade, Mt. Bother Jerry Zindler of Helena,
along with 5 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. She will be
missed by all of her family and friends.
Visitation will be held on
Sunday November 12, 2006 from 12pm to 5 pm in the Grogan Funeral Home.
Graveside services will be held on Monday November 13, 2006 at 11:00 am
at the Ronan Cemetery with Rev. Karen McRae officiating. Condolences
may be sent to the family at www.groganfuneralhome.com
Jacqueline Ann David
POLSON - Jacqueline Ann David, 62, of Polson, passed away quietly in
her sleep Friday, Nov. 10, 2006, at St. Patrick Hospital in Missoula.
Jacqueline, known as Jackie
to family and friends, was born on Oct. 24, 1944 in Michigan, the
second oldest of seven siblings. Her parents were Ira and Lois Helsel.
Our dear mother was quite
the adventuress; she loved traveling throughout this great land of
America. She always made a joke of having gypsy blood because she loved
to gaze at the wondrous mountains and deserts in her travels. But even
though she traveled many years while she was with us, she always
returned home to us in the Mission Valley.
She spent 13 years working
at Joe's Jiffy Stop. In that time she met many people who became her
dear friends.
She was well known as a
great cook. She loved to cook; she could spend hours cooking and was
proud that she could make a meal and share it with her family and
She enjoyed talking and
spending time with her friends, and in between those times you could
always find her relaxing while reading a good book.
She loved her children very much and would spend as much time as she
could with them; she would picnic with her children or call one of them
to go for that "Road Trip."
She is survived by her
children, Mary Lou Watkins of Ronan, Francis Jacob David II "Jake" of
Harrisburg, Pa., Michelle David of Hayes and Jason David of Polson.
Grandchildren are Ross Harkness stationed in South Korea with the U.S.
Army, Stephanie Harkness of Pablo and family Jody and Wanda Sias and
their children, Kim Jeriko, Latoya and Novalee; and her dear friends,
Rita Mahoney, Jim and Pat McAlpin and Margaret "Binky" Hall.
Funeral services will be
held in Ronan at the Ronan Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
with Pastor Jeff Kingery presiding. It will begin at 10 a.m. Monday,
Nov. 13. Cremation will follow the services.
The family wishes to thank
all of her friends and family members, and we especially would like to
thank the staff at St. Patrick Hospital for making our mother's last
few days with us as comfortable as possible.
Karl Duane Pinkerman
MISSOULA - Karl Duane Pinkerman passed away on Friday, November 10,
2006 at Community Medical Center in Missoula after a long and
courageous battle with Pulmonary Fibrosis.
Duane was born in Denver,
Colorado on June 24, 1928 to Karl Clifton Pinkerman and Violet Hazel
(Gauss) Pinkerman. He was raised in Anaconda, Montana until 1941 when
the family moved to the East Shore of Flathead Lake.
Duane graduated from Polson
High School in 1947 and then worked at Security State Bank in Polson
for one year after which he enrolled in Eastern Montana College in
Billings where he earned a degree in education. Duane taught in
Rollins, Noxon, White Sulphur Springs, Three Forks and Hardin, Montana
where he retired after 37 years of teaching, 32 of which were in Hardin.
While teaching in Hardin, he
met Ruth (Lewis) Giles. On May 27, 1960 they were married in Three
Forks, Montana and were married for 46 years. He retired in 1999 and
returned to the East Shore of the Flathead Lake where he had a cherry
orchard business for over 30 years. In 2002 he turned over the orchard
business to his daughter and son-in-law Kari and Mike Nelson.
Duane belonged to Bethany
Lutheran Church in Bigfork, the Montecahto Club and the Yellow Bay Club
along the East Shore and the Masonic Lodge in Polson and The Order of
the Eastern Star in Hardin where he was Past Patron. Also throughout
the years he was involved in the Montana Wildlife Federation and the
Hardin Rod and Gun Club.
He was an avid hunter and
fisherman and spent many years in the hills and rivers of Big Horn
County doing what he loved to do. He also loved to cook and was known
for his cookies and candy making. In addition, Duane had great interest
in gardening and horticulture.
His parents, Karl and
Violet, preceded him in death. He is survived by his ever loving wife
Ruth, of the East Shore; his daughter Kari Lei Nelson and her husband,
Mike and Hannah Marie Nelson his only grandchild, of Missoula; his
stepson, Kenneth (Kip) Giles and his wife, Mary Ann of Buckland,
Alaska; his sister, Viola Lewis and her husband, Escoe of the East
Shore; his Aunt Mary Gauss, and cousins Arleen Kutney and Maureen Davis
all of Canada. Also surviving him are several nieces and nephews.
Visitation will be held on
Wednesday, November 15, 2006 from 9 am to 5pm in the Grogan Funeral
Home, Polson and on Thursday, November 16, 2006 in the Bethany Lutheran
Church in Bigfork from 12pm to 2pm. Funeral services will be held in
the church at 2:00 pm with Rev. Jack Shannon officiating. In lieu of
flowers, donations may be made to Noah's Ark, a center for youth
activities located in Bigfork or a charity of your choice. Condolences
to the family www.groganfuneralhome.com
Judy Charette
ST. IGNATIUS - Judy Charette, 62, of Graham, WA passed away Saturday,
November 11, 2006 surrounded by her loving family and friends at her
brother's home in Ronan.
Judy was born in St.
Ignatius on April 17, 1944 to Georgia Meyers & Frank Charette.
A member of the Confederated Salish & Kootenai Tribe she was
raised on the Flathead Reservation. Judy worked for Boeing for many
She is survived by her
longtime love, friend and husband Richard Hansford of Graham, WA; her
sons Jay Lena and Jimmy Lena of OK and Marty Hansford of Graham, WA;
her grandchildren Grayson and Maddie Hansford of Graham, WA; her
brother Laurel "Babe" Charette (Lori) of St. Ignatius; her brothers in
laws Dennis & Bill Hansford of Graham , WA; her sister in law
Tedi Charette of Ronan; her nieces Sandra Charette-Barnaby (Tony) and
their children Misty, Valdena, Tashina and Anton of Ronan, Kim Charette
(Mike McCrea) and their children Brandi, Jr. and Yancy of Pablo, Jill
Charette of Phoenix, AZ, Lori Charette of Florida, Margaret Wheeler of
Polson, Charlotte Wheeler of Pablo and Rosie Wheeler of St. Ignatius;
her nephews Brian Charette (Stephani) of Ronan, Monte Bluff (Susan) of
Usk, WA, Charles "Chuck" Charette of Ronan, Lance Charette and his
children of Indiana, John Charette of Utah, Wayde Charette of Hawaii,
John Wheeler and Jimmy Wheeler of Arlee; cousins Darlene &
Marlene Neuman, Monica Neuman, Tina Neuman & Gale (Gordon)
She is preceded in death by
her mother Georgie Meyers, her father Frank Charette, her brother Skip
Wheeler, John Wheeler and Norm Charette.
Through our sorrow and
tears, we still remember earlier years, where your love and laughter
made us smile. Your visits, phone calls and our special trip. The
stories and photos so we will never forget. The word "Home" means with
your family. So in every Teardrop there is a memory. Now rest in peace,
you have earned it.
A wake began Sunday at the
Longhouse in St. Ignatius with Rosary being recited at 8 pm Monday
evening in the Longhouse. Funeral service will be held Tuesday morning
at 11 am in the Longhouse. Interment will follow in the St. Ignatius
Catholic Cemetery.
Lucille Ann Bell (Ghost Bear)
Born - June 5, 1939 Reborn - November 13, 2006
My Mother and best friend Lucille Ann Bell (Ghost Bear) returned to
Jesus Christ's (Wakantanka Great Spirit) loving embrace on a Monday,
November 13th , 2006 at 2:30 p.m. Her earthly body was stricken with
pancreatic cancer, but her immortal soul turned into a hawk and flew
free from pain and suffering.
My Mom was a very loving and
caring person, who always made sure I always came first in her life,
even before her own needs and wants. She would never ignore any duty
she felt was important to being a great mother. I remember when I was a
little boy, every Easter she would have a chocolate rabbit by my
bedside when I awoke, without fail. And on every Valentine's Day she
would have a heart of chocolates by my bedside, also without fail.
Too many times to count, I
would watch my Mom go without, just to give me the things she did, out
of love for me. My Mom was not a rich woman, but everything and
anything she had, she would give it to me, just for the asking. What my
Mom was rich in was love, and she always showered me with lots of it.
My Mom and I went through hardships in life, but she would always stay
positive. I always knew I could conquer anything with her and her love
behind me. My Mom would always say to me, "Life is what you make it",
and "Life is not about how many times you get knocked down, but about
how many times you get back up".
I will forever love my Mom,
and I will walk through this life, happy knowing that someday I will
see her again. This will give me strength. This and my loving and
faithful wife Marsha and my twin sons Michael and James. When I look
into my son's eyes, I see all the hopes and dreams if my Mom.
My Mom was a humble,
unassuming person, who always told me that when she did leave this
World, she did not want people making a fuss over her. She simply
wanted to be surrounded by Family, and to be cremated and her ashes
buried with her other son, Earl Kenneth Lefthand Jr. at the Elmo
Cemetery. I intend to do this in the spring.
My Indian Mother, Catherine
Hamel, my sisters Tammy Hamel, and GiGi Caye, and my brother Jim Hamel
wish to hold a dinner in her memory, the date, time, and place to be
announced. My Mom was preceded in her rebirth by her Mother, Elizabeth
Close, two sisters, Norma Clairmont, Alice (Micky) Ortloff, a nephew
Ronald Wycoff, and infant son Earl Kenneth Lefthand Jr., and her loving
husband Bert Bell. I know my Mom is very happy to be back with Bert. At
the time of my Mom's rebirth, she was surrounded by her last sister
Bernice Thomas, and her favorite nephew Gary Thomas, my wife Marsha
Lefthand, and myself. I told her I loved her, and she said "I Love
You", and she flew away. Strangely, I felt stronger, as I knew that for
the rest of my life, she will watch over me, and I again, know there is
nothing I can't conquer with her behind me. And all I have to do is
look at my sons and know that a part of her lives on in them.
My Mom is carried on through
me, her son Gerald Lefthand, my loving wife Marsha, our twin sons
Michael, and James, her sister Bernice Thomas, her sons Roy Thomas
Peter J. Andrew
St. Ignatius – Peter J. Andrew, 64, passed away on Nov. 14th
in Sheridan, WY at the VA Hospital.
Pete was born in Hot Springs
on Dec. 17, 1941 to Ann Mary Finley and Paul Andrew. He was a full
blood member of the Salish & Kootenai Tribes and was raised on
the Flathead reservation. Pete attended schools at the Ursillines and
graduated from Flandreau Indian School. Shortly after graduation he
answered the call of his nations and was enlisted in the United States
Army. When he completed his assignment he re – enlisted. It
was during this time that he was injured.
Pete enjoyed participating
in traditional gatherings, helping elders, visiting or writing letters
to friends and relatives and listening to music. He will always be
remembered for his quick sense of Indian humor, taking care of his two
little sisters and being the favorite Nu-Nu.
Pete was preceded in death
by his parents, grandparents Andrew & Adelaide Andrew;
François Finley & Felicite Delaware (Cullooyah); his
siblings Annie Smallsalmon, John Woodcock, Louise Andrew, Rose
Chalwain, and Mary Andrew, several aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and
He is survived by one
brother Frank (Angie) Andrew, two sisters SuSan (Joe) Dowdall and Mary
Pooyah Lefthand, nieces, nephews and cousins.
His final services begin at
10 am today, Saturday, November 18, 2006 at the Longhouse with burial
in Arlee at the Jocko Cemetery.
John Elwood Malatare
Arlee - John Elwood Malatare passed away at his home near Arlee on
November 17, 2006 due to cancer. He was born March 9, 1927, in Arlee to
Florence & John Edwin Malatare. John attended school in Arlee
and enlisted in the U.S. Air Force November 1951 and served at Kelly
Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas as a basic airman. He was discharged
June 25, 1953.
As a youngster, John loved
to ride horses, go to rodeos, and visit all the elders. He taught all
of his boys to be mechanics and avid heavy equipment operators. John
married the love of his life Wyona Bierwagen - Stevens on Dec. 10, 1954.
John worked hard at many
jobs during his life including driving truck for Florence Laundry,
Missoula Rendering and Burtch's Trucking. He also worked at Montgomery
Words, a body shop in Monterey, California and as the Arlee
Wartermaster. He was a Tribal Council Member for the Salish and
Kootenai Tribes and worked as a prison guard in Deer Lodge as well as
Walla Walla, Washington Prisons. He drove school bus for several years
for Arlee and Two Eagle Schools.
John is survived by his wife
of 52 years, Wyona in Arlee, his daughters Doreen Szpak (Dwight) of
Anchorage, Dian Jenkins (Russ) of Ronan, JoAnn Pentland (Joe) or Cour'd
lene, Mary Ann Hunter (Gordon) of St. Ignatius, June Sheridan of Arlee
and Cheryl Malatare of Pinedale, Wyoming as well as his sons Jody
(Artha) from Arlee, Jack (Niqui) of Beaverton, Oregon, and Shawn of
St. Ignatius. He is also survived by 27 grandchildren and 30 great
A visitation will be held on
Sunday from 7 pm to 10 pm in the Foster & Durgeloh Funeral Home
in St. Ignatius with funeral services being held on Monday at 10:30
a.m. in the Longhouse in St. Ignatius. Burial will follow in the
Pleasant View Cemetery in St. Ignatius where military honors will be
Richard (Dick) Lee Cross
POLSON - Richard (Dick) Lee Cross age 59 passed away in his sleep
Sunday night November 19th at his home in Mountain View, CA from a
sudden heart attack. Services will be held at the Grogan Funeral Home
in Polson on Wednesday, November 29, 2006 at 3:00 pm, with interment to
follow at Lakeview Cemetery.
Dick was a gifted athlete
both in high school and in college. He was an incredibly kind and
caring man to his family, his friends, and his cousins and especially
to their children. He particularly enjoyed sharing his love for books
and knowledge with all of them. He will be greatly missed here on
earth, but will be a huge asset to the Lord if complex math problems
Born in Missoula, Montana on
July 16, 1947, Dick was raised on Camas Prairie, Montana where he
attended Camas Prairie Elementary and then High School in Hot Springs,
Montana. He began his higher education at Montana State University
before transferring to the University of Washington where he received
his first Bachelors Degree in Mechanical Engineering. Dick went on to
receive a Masters Degree in Computer Science from Santa Clara
University and a Masters Degree in Mechanical Engineering from Stanford
University where he was a member of Tau Beta Pi, the Engineering Honor
Society. As a firm believer in life-long education, Dick was continuing
to work towards his PhD in Aerospace Engineering from Stanford when
time allowed.
Dick joined the Air Force in
1970 where he served primarily as an aeronautical engineer and received
several Commendations during his four years in the service. He then
went on to a life-long career in the field he loved and excelled at,
Aerospace Engineering. He worked for 15 years at United Technologies
Corporation and another 21 years at Lockheed Martin Aerospace
Corporation. During those years he worked on countless projects
including single-handedly developing control concepts for Variable Flow
Ducted Rockets, and leading the analysis team on the Titan IV rocket
project. One of the accomplishments he was most proud of, however, was
his work on the Hubble Space Telescope, on which he designed many of
the directional control systems.
His hobbies included
studying engines, airplanes and spacecraft, and he loved to study both
military history and world history. His periodic travels were a means
to continue to further his education, and over the years he traveled to
countless castles and cathedrals in Europe with his son, viewed the 900
year-old Bayeux Tapestry depicting the Battle of Hastings in 1066 and
he walked in the Lascaux Caves among the 17,000 year old Lascaux
Dick was preceded in death
by both his grandparents, his father, Herb Cross and by is Uncles Sid
and Gordon Cross. He is survived by his mother Mary, his brothers
Wayne, Rodney and Wesley, his son and daughter-in-law Herb and Lisa,
Herb's mother Andrea, his beloved pet cat Razz, and by numerous
cousins, nieces, nephews, aunts and uncles.
Mary Michel Mills
ST. IGNATIUS - Mary Michel Mills, 97, passed away peacefully into the
arms of angels, on her journey to her Lord in Heaven, Sunday, Nov. 19,
2006, at her home in St. Ignatius in the loving arms of her grandson
Randy Michel.
Mary was born Dec. 4, 1908,
in St. Ignatius to Augustus and Maggie (King) Beauchemin. Mary was
truly a gift to all who knew her, a lady full of grace. When one of her
great-grandsons was trying to learn his Hail Mary prayer, he would say
"Grandma Mary Full of Grace." He couldn't have said it better.
Mary raised eight children
at the ranch in St. Ignatius and was known as Mom and Grandma to many
other special children too numerous to mention.
Mary was also a very active
member of the St. Ignatius Catholic Mission. She was generous with her
donations of beautiful crochet work for fundraising. She truly had a
giving heart when it came to her church and family.
Mary had amazing energy for
life. She had a very busy, full life until only a few months ago.
After her children were
raised, she enjoyed bartending down the road at the Old 44 Bar,
becoming an avid pool player. She has many trophies for her pool
She also enjoyed fishing
with Grandpa, playing bingo, traveling or just staying home playing her
piano or violin.
She was preceded in death by
her husbands, John A. Michel and Homer Mills; brother, Noah (Lum)
Beauchemin; sisters, Lucy Mills and Nancy Myers; daughters, Margaret
Michel Bosworth and Lois Michel Adams and Lois' husband, Gene Adams and
grandson, Bobby Adams.
Survivors include her
children, Gilbert J. Michel, St. Ignatius, Marjorie Michel, St.
Ignatius, Agnes (Frank) Saldana, Ft. Worth, Texas, George (Anita)
Michel, Missoula, John Zazz Michel, Pablo, Rachel (Squeek) Parker,
Hardin, Keith (Ruth) Michel, Billings. Mary is also survived by 23
grandchildren, 43 great-grandchildren and eight
great-great-grandchildren. Also numerous nieces and nephews and church
friends and family.
Visitations will be Friday,
Nov. 24, at the Foster-Durgeloh Funeral Home, St. Ignatius, with rosary
recited at 8 p.m. Friday, Nov. 24, at the funeral home. Mass of
Christian burial will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 25, at
the St. Ignatius Catholic Mission. Interment will be at the St.
Ignatius Catholic Cemetery. A luncheon will follow at the Catholic
Church basement, provided by the Catholic Ladies Guild.
The family suggests
memorials may be made in Mary's name to the St. Ignatius Catholic
Candace C. Miller
Ronan - Our dear Candace took God's hand when he called for her on
Wednesday, November 22. She had followed the path God laid for her and
touched many hearts along the way, always keeping the Lord close.
Dillard and Flora Cates were
blessed with the birth of Candace on May 29th 1954. She was born in
Harlowton, Montana and lived with her family in a variety of places
until coming back to live in St. Ignatius in 1964.
Candy attended and graduated
from Dixon High School in 1972 as salutatorian, an honor her father was
so proud of. She then went on to Montana State University, graduating
with a degree in Elementary Education, and a minor in Library Science.
She taught in Hamilton at Daly Elementary after her graduation until
1983. During her time there she made a lasting and positive impact on
many school children. Former students would recognize her and come and
share fond memories of their time with her at both Hamilton and Pablo
Elementary schools.
Candy met the love of her
life, Daniel Miller in 1982; they were married in March of 1983 and
began their life together, making their home in Pablo, MT. Candy then
worked for ten years at the County Court house in Polson in the Clerk
and Recorders office. She worked under Ethel Harding, who became
another one of Candy's special Mom's.
God gifted Candy and Dan
with the joy of her life, Zachariah on October 25th, 1989. Zach brought
sunshine into Candy's life and you could always see it in her eyes.
When Zach started Kindergarten, Candy began volunteering for four hours
every day in his class, which was taught by her dear friend Cathy
Gallagher. After Zach moved on, Candy stayed in Kindergarten and after
10 years of volunteering; she retired when her friend Cathy did. She
was presently volunteering in the St. Ignatius Elementary.
Candy had a love of crafts
she learned from her Mother. She enjoyed many hours of doing crafts
with her family and friends. All of Candy's spending money (and most of
Dan's) went to new craft projects.
Candy was an active and
upstanding member of the church of the Nazarene in Pablo, MT. She
taught Sunday School and with few exceptions all of her nieces and
nephews loved to be part of the Vacation Bible school and the parade
through Pablo. Her heart was always with the children and she would and
did sacrifice anything of hers to make sure whatever kids were within
her reach had what they needed. She will be dearly missed by everyone
who was blessed to have some part of Candy in their lives.
Candy is survived by her
husband and son, Daniel and Zach Miller of Ronan; Special Moms Clara
Miller of Ronan and Ethel Harding of Polson; Sisters Louise (Jerry)
Strode of Gaston, OR., Teena (Darwin) Zempel of Ravalli, Susan (Dalon)
Weaselhead of St. Ignatius, Susan (Lee) Walsh of Butte, Jann (Rory)
Schauss of Ronan, Jane (Aaron) Arneson of Missoula, Mary Anne Miller of
Kalispell and Alyce (Tom) Krantz of Missoula; Brothers Glen (Janis)
Cates of St. Ignatius, Ray (Nancy) Miller of Ronan, Brad (Cheri) Miller
of Florence, Gale Miller of Ronan; 33 nieces & nephews; 51
great nephews & nieces and 1 great great nephew.
Candy was preceded in death
by her father Dillard Cates, her mother Flora Cates Morin, a
step-father Steve Father and a dad Ray "Pat" Miller, a sister Arlene
Ross and a brother James Cates.
smile, quick wit and energy
will be greatly missed by all of those who are allowed to share her
short time here on earth.
Visitation will be Friday,
November 24th at the Nazarene Church in Pablo with services to be held
on Saturday Nov. 25th at the Ronan High School Gym at 2 pm. Interment
will be held at the Ronan Cemeteries.
Otis R. "Bud" Miles
MOSES LAKE - WA – Otis R. "Bud" Miles died on November 23,
2006 at Deaconess Hospital in Spokane, WA from natural causes.
"Bud" was born February 7,
1925 in Polson, Montana to Joseph Alfred (Fred) and Pearl Miles of St.
Ignatius, MT. He was 18 years old when he joined the Navy in Columbia
Falls, MT. Through his thirty years in the Navy, he served in WWII,
Korea and Viet Nam and became a world traveller. He started out at boot
camp at Farragut Falls, Idaho, where he served until August 1943. He
was then assigned to the USS Arneb in the South Pacific. After a
stretch with the Tiensen Boat Pool in China, he was assigned to the
U.S. Naval Hospital until his discharge in April 1946.
He met his wife to be, Mary
Maxine Mikel, in December 1945 and married her on January 10, 1946.
They were married for fifty-one years before she died in 1997. "Bud"
re-enlisted in the Navy in March of 1948 and together he and his bride
traveled to Seattle, WA, where "Bud" was assigned to the USS Toledo,
then to Guam, to the USS Helena, The USS Columbus, to Bremerton, to
Great Lakes, Illinois, to Morocco, the USS Amphion, and to the Terminal
Navy Post Office in Yokohama, Japan. While in Japan, he was assigned to
the Saigon Air Mail Terminal to set up a ships locator, receiving a
special Air Force Commendation for his work there.
After a brief return to the
States, he was assigned to Viet Nam for two years, and then to Naples,
Italy for another two years before assignment to Seattle as a
recruiter. He then moved to Moses Lake, WA where he was a recruiter and
also worked for the United States Post Office until he retired in 1973.
"Bud" was also known for his
great sense of humor. One of his favorite sayings was "I had to leave
the Reservation to become a Chief". This was accomplished by becoming a
Chief Petty Officer in the United States Navy.
He is survived by his son,
Bob and wife Cindy, of Burns, OR and daughter, Mary Lou and her
husband, Mike Hardy of Ephrata, WA., sisters Dora Morrow of Whitefish,
MT, Marie Ardis of Dixon, MT., and Louise Ambrose and her husband
William of Kalispell, MT. He will be missed by his good friend, Patsy
White of Moses Lake, WA, and by numerous friends and relatives. "Bud"
was a long-standing member of the Eagles, VFW and the American Legion.
Cremation has taken place
and a memorial service with military honors will be held in Moses Lake,
WA later this spring. A "Celebration of Life" will take place at 1:00
p.m. Sunday, December 3rd, at the American Legion Hall in Moses Lake.
Georgia Marie Proctor Hageboeck
ST. IGNATIUS - Georgia Marie Proctor Hageboeck Benson, 87, passed away
at the Assisted Living, "Closer to Home" in St. Ignatius to start her
journey "Home" and join her loving Granddaughter, Melanie on a peaceful
afternoon, November 25, 2006.
was born on September 28,
1919, at Post Creek and spent her youth at Post Creek and Polson.
met Vince Hageboeck in Dixon
and was married at a young age. Vince and Georgia ran a successful
Cattle Ranch and raised two daughters and several other relatives. All
the kids loved going out to the Ranch.
Later on in her life, she
married Sonny Benson. Georgia owned and operated the Buffalo Bar in
Ravalli and the Tepee Bar in St. Ignatius, when, due to her health, the
bars exchanged hands.
Preceding her in death were
her parents, Claude Proctor and Margaret Trickey; sister Marion Brown;
brother Sonny Proctor; granddaughter Melanie; several generations of
close relatives.
Survivors included her two
daughters, Linda (Wayne) Delaney and Barbara Conley of Ronan; a
brother, Ted Proctor of the Bitterroot Valley; Grandchildren Ryan,
Jody, Brandy; Michael McCauley of Arizona; Selah & Logan of St.
Ignatius and several great grandchildren.
Wake began at the Long House
in St. Ignatius with Rosary held at 8 p.m., Monday, November 27, 2006.
Services were held at the St. Ignatius Mission Church, Tuesday,
November 28, 2006 at 11 a.m., with burial in the Pleasant View Cemetery
next to her mother, Margaret.
Virginia Helen Thomason
Virginia Helen Thomason, 85, of Ronan, MT, passed away on Tuesday,
November 28, 2006 at St. Luke Community Nursing Home, Ronan.
Virginia was born on April
26, 1921 in Jay County, Indiana to James & Sarah (Knab) Bailey.
Virginia married Charles
Rhodes on Sept. 1, 1938 and they later divorced. She married Johnny
Thomason in the early 1960's and he precedes her in death.
Virginia operated a daycare
in Ronan for several years. She loved spending time with and taking
care of her family.
Virginia has lived at the
St. Luke Community Nursing Home in Ronan for the past year.
She is preceded in death by
her husband Johnny & 6 siblings.
Virginia is survived by her
son Chuck Rhodes of Butte, MT & two daughters, Barbara Rhodes
of St. Johns, Arizona & Johanna Zundel of Spring Creek, NV, 11
grandchildren & 22 great grandchildren and a sister, Madonna
Bailey of Indiana.
Cremation has taken place
and no services are planned.
Condolences may be sent to
the family at www.groganfuneralhome.com.
Arrangements are by the
Grogan Funeral home & Crematory of Polson.
William "Bill" C. Mitchell
Polson - William "Bill" C. Mitchell, 49, passed away from injuries
sustained in an auto/pedestrian accident near Pablo on Sunday evening.
A member of the Rocky Boy
Chippewa Cree Tribe, Bill was born in Hill County on June 19, 1957 and
raised by his father Malcolm and mother Anna in the Polson area.
After his graduation from
High School he worked in the woods with Forestry and as a Fire Fighter.
He also was an avid worker/jack -of -all trades and worked for Leonard
Soloman any time he needed him.
He enjoyed fishing, watching
TV, playing cards and pool. He was an excellent cook and could build
almost anything. Moreover, he enjoyed being around his family most and
taking part in their lives whenever the opportunity presented itself.
He was preceded in death by
his father Malcolm and a sister Tommy.
He leaves behind his birth
mother Velma Rose McFalls; his mom Anna Mitchell; brothers Charley,
Brian, Malcolm & Miles; his daughter Annaewnita; sisters
Charlette (Ted) dean, Darlene, Georgi (Walt), Lisa, Phyllis, Lori
(Darrel Gross, Patsy (Joe) Baker, Sheila (Michael), Annie and many
aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews.
A visitation/wake will be
held at Polson Indian Senior Center on Tuesday from 9 am to 4 pm where
Pastor Dean Buffalo will hold services. Cremation will follow the


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The Josoor Institute conducted a one day workshop exclusively for the Qatar Stars League (QSL) players and management. The course titled 'working with the media' focused on familiarising the players with the media landscape.
Established in December 2013, the Josoor Institute was inspired and developed by the Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy. It is a centre of excellence that aims to train many of the people who will play an integral role in Qatar's hosting of the 2022 FIFA World Cup™, individuals who will then have the knowledge to deliver large-scale sporting and non-sporting events across the region long after 2022.
Since its inception, the Josoor Institute has conducted four short courses for professionals and athletes in the sports and events industries and one outreach day for university students in Qatar. The courses have garnered high levels of participation and interest from attendees.
The short courses have covered a range of topics such as the business of football, career management for athletes, running major events, sports marketing and public relations. The course for the QSL players was designed to cater to their unique needs, explaining the regional media landscape and equipping them to have a better working relationship with the media.
Commenting on the relevance of the course for the players, Mr Hani Ballan, Deputy CEO of the QSL said, "At the QSL we aim to focus on the all-round development of our players. As they are the pioneers of football in Qatar, we want to equip them with all the necessary skills so they can put their best foot forward not only on but off the pitch as well. With the Josoor Institute we now have global expertise being shared locally, which helps us professionalise the league on all fronts".
The day long course conducted by the Josoor Institute was divided across three sessions. The sessions were delivered by two prominent speakers; that is Rhodri Williams from Al Kass television and Alex Coulson from IMG. Williams is a highly experienced broadcaster who currently produces and presents Al Kass Television's English language coverage of the QSL. Coulson is the Director of PR and Social Media at IMG and has nine years of sport, event and lifestyle communications experience working across a range of blue chip brands, events and federations in both the UK and internationally.
"We are honoured to have the QSL as one of our institutional partners and value their support. At the Josoor Institute we are as passionate as the QSL about creating better football teams for Qatar. We are proud that the players found today's course fruitful and that it helped them develop skills, which will be greatly beneficial for their overall professional development," said Mr Mushtaq Al-Waeli, interim CEO for the Josoor Institute. He added, "After a successful launch in December last year that was attended by 350 attendees from 23 countries we are now preparing for our next set of short courses that will be spread across the coming year".
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Like notes in a song, moments lead us into the chorus of our life…the chorus of a song is the part that we all sing along to. The part we all remember! So, each moment is strung together to create a larger time period in our life and these larger time periods become our life… but the moments are the notes that create the song and the song is our life. It is the beautiful moments that create a beautiful life. A life so beautiful others sing along with it and are inspired to find the song of their heart!
The universal ripple effect has been one of the most profound truths to affect my life.
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Episode 27 of Speculate! – Ross Lockhart Editor Interview
Welcome back for Episode 27 of Speculate! The Podcast for Writers, Readers and Fans. In this episode we continue our sequence of shows on Night Shade Books' new anthology, The Book of Cthulhu, with a discussion with its editor Ross Lockhart. But as Ross proves in this wide-ranging interview, he knows a lot more about literature than just H.P. Lovecraft, and we enjoyed his insights on writers from J.R.R. Tolkien to William Hope Hodgson–we hope you do too. If you like what you hear, remember to check back next week when we'll interview two contributors to the anthology, John Hornor Jacobs and Laird Barron. Until then, thanks as always for listening to (and telling others about) the show!
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Aishwarya Rai who will make her comeback after almost 5 years in Sanjay Gupta's Jazba, will be seen romancing John Abraham in the film.
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