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President Obama has decided to form a commision to investigate the high gas prices.
On the same day the ChrisGraley commision released a statement of their views about the problem.
"You're printing money stupid!"
This has been an evening news break, more news at 11.
Yep. But a commission sounds good. He didn't use any ideas from his debt commission, so what is the point of this one?
My guess is there will soon be a commission on internal riots and global conflict.
Just as you can't build an housing market on predatory lending, you can't build a global economy/recovery on predatory lending either.
Now we will be forced to learn how to be predators for a while...this will take many by surprise.
I think inflation is a small part for why gas prices are high. There is a risk premium associated with oil prices, increasing demand, and speculators.
You all have missed the more valid points as to why the price will continue to increase and our leaders are unworthy of command.
"I think inflation is a small part for why gas prices are high. There is a risk premium associated with oil prices, increasing demand, and speculators."
I don't know what the main driver is, but demand is down and crude stockpiles are at all time highs...minor supply disruptions are not affecting overall supply. Basic supply/demand economics would suggest that prices should be much lower. The dollar is down huge against some pretty crappy currencies, but I'd guess that we're close to a turning point...up oil, down dollar, up stocks...down economy...up dollar, down oil, down stocks...
There is without a doubt some shell games going on in the oil business. The last oil refinery built in the US was in 1976. In 1982 there were 254 operational refineries in the US, in 2010 there were 137. Now those remaining refineries have been getting more efficient as total output capacity in 1982 was 16,103,579 and in 2010 was 16,850,194.
This begs the question, if we are using more oil today then we were 1982 but our ability to convert the crude to usable has not changed at the same growth rate what is causing such high crude prices?
I hate to break it tou you guys but it's not just oil
I wonder what in the world could make the price of everything go up?
I'll have to ponder that for a while.
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So I'm flipping through the channels late Wednesday night and I stop on O'Reilly visiting with Lou Dobbs. I notice that they're talking about oil prices so I figured I'd give it a listen. As the interview dragged on, I was amazed at their points of view. O'Reilly: Its all the evil speculators, oil companies and OPEC who are at fault. They are driving up the price of oil for their own benefit and screwing the consumer. Dobbs: It's all Obama's fault. He should be putting the screws to OPEC to force them to pump more oil and bring the price down. That these guys are apparently so clueless bugged me all day yesterday. In fact, I even discussed this on the phone with Mr. Hyde. How could these guys not get it? Anyone with a brain knows that crude is going up because of concerns of unrest in the Middle East and, more importantly, the rapidly declining dollar. But here are O'Reilly and Dobbs taking 5 minutes in front of O'Reilly's massive audience to construct bogey men for everyone to blame. WHY? Seriously, this really bugged me. I got my answer yesterday when I saw this:
Good chart here: http://www.oftwominds.com/blogapril11/oil-USD4-11.html
Even Glenn Beck gets it...good charts in this clip demonstrating the dollar's correlation with oil, Euro, etc.
I never have watched a Glen Beck show before BillyTG, but that was very informative and very appropriate.
Thank you for bringing it to my attention.
How does anyone not associated with Republicans or the Tea Party take Glenn Beck half seriously? Anyways...
I think we can all agree that oil prices are fundamentally overvalued. But as the saying goes, "The market can be irrational far longer than you can stay solvent."
ChrisGraley, someone on ZH posted that vid and mentioned something similar---that he disliked Glenn Beck, but that this particular show was necessary viewing for people of all political persuasions.
For people who don't want to watch the whole thing, the portion about oil-dollars is at 13:15
Betapeg, read everything, watch everything. You hurt yourself by watching/reading only those things supporting your world view. It's called confirmation bias.
I disagree about oil being "overvalued." Get outside your America-centric perspective, and you'll see that the bottled water and coffee you buy at the store cost an order of magnitude more than gasoline. Read up on peak oil (which may or may not be true, depending on what countries have large, strategically undeveloped oil fields like the US has in Bakken, Prudhoe Bay, et al...but at a minimum, most of the large oil fields in play now have peaked production). Read up on gas prices in the rest of the developed world. Read up on where the largest oil reserves are, and how stable those places are, and how our relationships with those countries are right now. Read up on energy returned on energy invested, and see how oil from Canada is far inferior than that from Iraq. Read up on how the petrodollar is steadily breaking down, with coutries like China and Russia trading oil in non-dollar currencies, weakening the dollar monopoly. Read up on how alliances are forming, such as Iran-Russia-Syria. And to throw my trademarked "conspiracy theory" twist on things, Lindsey Williams,a chaplain who worked with oil elite in Alaska in the '70s and claims to keep in touch with tham and get regular updates on the "elites'" plans, is predicting oil at $150-200/barrel (crazy, but hey, he's made some very accurate calls these last few years!).
Might we see another drastic drop in oil, like we did a couple years ago? Yep, cutting QE and raising rates would drop oil and the stock market rapidly and deeply. That's why I'm hedging so much right now. Could that same scenario play out again? Yep, it might drop down to $50, before shooting right back up to triple digits, but likely we won't see prolonged cheap prices at the gas pumps ever again. I'd wager we'll see $9/gallon gas before $2/gallon.
the real question is...
Bernanke said one purpose of QE2 was to raise prices, which would be manipulating markets. Prices went up.
Arguably, the massive deficit spending also pushed the 'need' for QE2.
Should get interesting when AG Holder files charges against Chariman Bernanke and President Obama for manipulating oil markets.
Failure to file the charges simply proves what we already know - this is nothing more than political grandstanding by a President who doesn't like the unintended consequences of his own policies.
nice try. were you actually to watch that clip of glenn beck than to attack his credibility, you might not come off as such a baffoon with your ignorant statement. if you'd like to attck the message rather than the messager, then you'd add something to the intellectual discourse. otherwise, your opinions are empty and meaningless. go ahead, watch the video and argue the premise or facts which beck presents. until then you show yourself just how ignorant you are of the facts.
rd80, why assume that the consequences are unintended? Neither Austrian nor Keynesian economics would suggest that what is happening now could not be anticipated. So either obama is so incompetent (as is bernake and as is just about every member of congress) to be a major mistake of the electorate. Or he has chosen advisors who are incapable of understanding the most basic economics. Or the consequences are intended, which might be the scariest thought of all.
It's understood that the American electorate has been dumbed down terrifically, particularly when it comes to understanding economics. Add to that the complexity of the policies and international manipulation by the central banks, and it's no wonder the ship is headed for an iceberg while we rearrange the chairs.
rd80, why assume that the consequences are unintended?
I thought about that right after posting. Maybe 'undesired' would have been a better word choice - or that the President doesn't like the heat he's taking for the consequences of his and Bernanke's actions.
I agree this was predictable and, in fact, inflation was one of Bernanke's goals with QE2.
And we form a commision so we can point the finger of blame at "those evil speculators" and draw attention away enough for QE3 to start on schedule.
BillyTG, Betapeg, read everything, watch everything. You hurt yourself by watching/reading only those things supporting your world view. It's called confirmation bias.
Confirmation bias? No...I just choose to hear the other side of the debate from reasoned moderates and not from an anti-semitic fundamentalist evengelical Christian conspiracy theorist.
As for the valuation of oil, it is certainly overvalued over the long-term, and I'm not one to be a contrarian on it. I just think it's overvalued short-term. That's more of a hunch. So if I were to make a trade on it, I'd definitely want to hedge myself, as I can't say one way or the other where it goes in the next year. Over the next 10 years? Most probably up.
cthomas1017, nice try. were you actually to watch that clip of glenn beck than to attack his credibility, you might not come off as such a baffoon with your ignorant statement. if you'd like to attck the message rather than the messager, then you'd add something to the intellectual discourse. otherwise, your opinions are empty and meaningless. go ahead, watch the video and argue the premise or facts which beck presents. until then you show yourself just how ignorant you are of the facts.
What credibility? Glenn Beck doesn't have credibility. Only his fans believe he does. You either love him or you hate him. I am personally diametrically opposed to almost everything he believes. And intellectual discourse? I didn't know Glenn Beck was an intellectual, that's news for me. He's an entertainer. We can debate the subject matter (I rather enjoy it), but citations of Glenn Beck are absolutely laughable. Even when I agree with what he says (very rarely), citing him is like citing wikipedia on a PhD thesis. Obviously, you love Glenn Beck, and I don't. Let's leave it at that and move on. I'm certainly open to discussing the topic at hand, not some idiot on television.
So beta doubles down on personal attacks with no substance. No one really cares about your opinion about Glenn Beck, especially when the video of him was factual and reasonable.
You caring is irrelevant. I posted my opinion. Deal with it. I said we could agree to disagree and move on. So why don't you just move on?
Come on guys!
It's betapeg's choice to cover his ears and go "La, la, la, la, la" if he wants to.
It takes a special person to dismiss an argument before he hears it and if there is one thing that describes betapeg, it's "special".
Cover my ears from the utter idiocy that is Glenn Beck? Gladly. At least I'm not bowing down at the alter of Glenn Beck. I say one comment and you guys start foaming at the mouth. One thing is for sure. Glenn Beck fans shouldn't be allowed to call people "special" because it takes a really dumb idiot to agree with Glenn Beck, even when he occassionally says something sane.
because it takes a really dumb idiot to agree with Glenn Beck, even when he occassionally says something sane.
That's just priceless.
I guess if any idiot can say one good thing in the midst of a million stupid things, we should all listen. Have fun with that. I choose to listen to moderates on both sides of the political spectrum. Not wing nut fringe conspiracy theorists. What's priceless is you giving this man a shred credibility at all, especially given his anti-semetic, conspiracy-laden rants on cable television and AM radio. I find it rather amusing at how butt hurt you people are over one sentence criticizing the man.
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The new year is a good time to look forward and also backward. It is true not just in our professional and personal lives, but also in politics.
President Obama noted as much in a recent press conference, when ABC News' Jonathan Karl asked him what he thought was his biggest mistake in 2013.
Obama avoided specifics, though he did acknowledge that the start of a new year is "always a good time to reflect and see what can you do better next year."
That exchange got me thinking about what I got wrong in the last 12 months. It was an interesting exercise.
What's the point? Readers can be counted on to note columnists' failings and missteps, whether we acknowledge them or not. Still, if we want to preserve our credibility, it is better to own up to the fact we got something wrong.
Looking back over the past year, I realize that one thing I got wrong - or rather, one person I got wrong - was Marco Rubio. I thought the senator from Florida would play a prominent role in immigration reform efforts and lead the debate over how to fix our broken immigration system.
In the spring, it looked as if Rubio was the designated quarterback of the Senate's Gang of Eight. These were the four Democrats and four Republicans who pieced together an immigration reform compromise that was called too lenient by conservatives and too harsh by liberals.
On the weekend before the bill was unveiled in April, Rubio appeared on seven Sunday talk shows, discussing - in English and Spanish - the specifics of the legislation. The consensus in much of the media was that this well-spoken and telegenic young man was going places.
I was pleased. I thought that despite Rubio's wrongheaded support of the Arizona immigration law, which unapologetically promotes ethnic profiling of Latinos, the senator had at least come down on the right side of the discussion over comprehensive immigration reform. I also thought that if he were successful in forging a legislative solution, he might just help bring more Latinos to the Republican Party. Finally, I thought, this guy was a profile in courage, standing up to right-wingers in his own party.
It didn't turn out this way. Rubio has become a colossal disappointment on the issue. He hasn't been a leader so much as a follower.
He has dropped support for a comprehensive approach - one that enforces the border, gives employers guest workers, and provides legal status to the undocumented - and undermined his own bill.
I understand the appeal of half a loaf. Now that Congress has ducked comprehensive immigration reform for another year, the idea of attacking this problem in a piecemeal fashion is looking better and better. But when you're a member of Congress, and you're supposed to lead the way on immigration reform, you should pick a lane and stay there.
Given his retreat, Rubio may have diminished the GOP brand among Latinos. He sent the message Republicans won't stand up to right-wing nativists. He is lost, and so is the party.
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Two Diego Costa goals early in the first half settled the final pre-season game of the summer, both close-range finishes, the second after Andre Schurrle had hit a post.
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BROOKLYN -- Terrible experience! Never got my results from them - login never worked (even though I signed up)...urgently needed my results for a further test I needed to do but nobody helped! Even after calling, emailing them... The only thing that worked when they sent me my bill for over 2000.00 USD - and there they were very professional.
I don't understand why results have to go over this unprofessional Quest Diagnostics? Can we not talk to our doctors anymore to get results? Try to avoid the lab in any case if you can! Choose doctors who will not work with this setup. I am serious - keep away from them - it will save you lots of money and nerves. Why is such a business still on the market - after I read all the other complaints too...
BRYN MAWR, PENNSYLVANIA -- Quest has ONE person doing the job of receptionist, drawing blood, data entry, and billing. She runs the entire lab-- when I arrived at 11 am for my appointment, she'd processed 29 other patients. TWENTY NINE- by herself. This is disgraceful, unprofessional and probably illegal. This should be investigated. This woman was beyond professional and competent-she is NOT the problem. Clearly, Quest is cutting corners and should be investigated.
WEST JORDAN, UTAH -- Worst customer service experience I have ever had. Not only did they blow my vein when drawing, they did not notify me they were out of network with my insurance. The lab was in my doctor's office, and I was not given an option to go elsewhere for lab work. However, no one informed me my insurance wouldn't pay for any of the bill. I went in for my annual visit. My insurance informed me there wouldn't be a bill if it was coded as a annual preventative visit. While working with my provider to ensure it was coded correctly, they sent me to collections.
Because I was not informed the lab was separate from the office, and my insurance was not contracted with them, I ended up with a bill. Had I been informed and given my lab order, I would not have had a bill. Now this will follow me for the next 7 years. The customer service/billing representative was rude, argued with me about the phlebotomist being in my doctor's office, and said it sounded like a personal problem.
They told me they wouldn't help me. They wouldn't work with the collection agency to have it removed from my credit report, despite saying I would pay the bill in full and any late fees. This was the worst experience I have ever had, and the reason so many people end up with outrageous medical debt. This is a shady company, who has no business claiming they help patients.
HARRIMAN, TENNESSEE -- Avoid Quest Diagnostics. I had a blood test performed on September 15, 2016. Quest mishandled one of the samples and I had to make a 30 mile round trip to have the sample retaken. As a result, they want me to make another $25 per visit copayment. I wrote them on October 17 that I would not make another copayment due to their mishandling of the September 15th sample.
They continued to bill me. After the "THIRD NOTICE," I called 1-800-366-6635 on December 30. I spent 17 minutes explaining the situation and the representative reviewed it with her supervisor. The supervisor refused to credit the $25 and replied that I had to get documentation from my doctor or my insurance company. This made no sense to me since neither was involved with Quest's error. The representative promised to work on the situation and call me back. This is the third billing issue I have had with this company.
BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA -- Arrived today for my second appointment. Got there 45 minutes early, signed in 30 minutes later. I was called to do the paperwork. 2 minutes before my appointment, I was in the lab. A courteous and professional person got the job done efficiently. She was a most pleasant person to speak with. In other words she had people skills and personality. Unlike you find in the Delray office. The procedure only took 10 minutes to complete. Unlike in the Delray office. They did not lose my appointment or treat me in a rude manner. Unlike the Delray office. I drove perhaps 5 miles out of my way to go here this time. Glad I did it and will do it again should the need arise.
DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA -- Made an appointment 2 days before. Got there early. 45 minutes later, I'm told my appointment does not exist. Can't find it. I asked. "Well now what happens." "We will treat you like a walk in. You have to wait an additional 45 minutes to an hour. Someone will call you." You have got to be kidding. These people just take hostages. When I said I could not wait around that long, the person shrugged, walked away saying, "I'm not going to argue about it. Come back another day."
Do these people think I fasted then came in to the facility and made up an appointment? Think you could try to work with a person. I was livid and I just had to leave. They have this thing set so that you cannot call and speak to anyone at request.
OCOEE, FLORIDA -- Ocoee Florida, June 30, 2015. First, not greeted, asked if I had an appointment - didn't, so sign in sheet shoved at me. Was told to have a seat. Called back-up and asked for doctor's order, id and insurance. Was told to have a seat. Now this is where it gets real shifty. I was called back-up by a different woman and was told that my estimated work would be $100 and how would I like to pay. I told her I had insurance and that it was only $10. She told she had to put a $100 authorization on my card until the insurance paid my bill. What the... okay, so I let her.
After waiting 30, same woman announces that there is a 2 hour wait for non-appointments. Why didn't she tell me that before putting a $100 hold on my credit card? I went to the window and told them I wanted to make an appointment. Was told to have a seat. After waiting 20-min, I stood in front of the window and finally the clerk told me to come on back. The 3 women in the back was discussing how they did not have time to stop what they were doing to make an appointment and how it set them back. And it went on and on. I dislike Quest very much.
MADISON, NEW JERSEY -- Quest labs are perpetually understaffed. They routinely only have one person working who is supposed to do the blood tests, paperwork, manage the waiting room and answer the phone. So basically you need to plan to spend some time there when you get there. I had a blood draw on 5/6/15. Signed up on the Quest website to get me results. Got an email that there were no records of my test. I called customer service. The mix-up was apparently with my last name.
So the Quest service representative finds my results, says he will put it in my file. However the next day I receive an email saying that my doctor needs to change my last name on the Quest report. How? Why? I can verify my identity, answer every security question. No attempt by Quest to resolve this. Rather it is put back on me and my doctor. So now almost 2 months after my test - still no results.
CORAL SPRINGS, FLORIDA -- I am trying to get test results or at least my money back from them. I went to 8130 Royal Palm Blvd Ste 200, Center For Medical Arts, Coral Springs, FL, phone (866) 697-8378 on April 18, 2015. There was a very rude black girl in the reception. The way she talked to me like I was begging for welfare and she was doing me a big favor just by talking to me. She took my credit card (Payment Order Number **, Requisition Number **) although I told her that my insurance (Cigna) will pay 100%.
Anyway, few weeks later I saw that my credit card was charged and statement from Cigna said that Cigna will not pay because Quest submitted wrong codes. I called my doctor Jean ** in Boynton Beach and asked if test results were received. The secretary said she called Quest and they could not find any records of me being there. I called Quest and spend one hour on the phone trying to find my record. The problem was that when they search for my name in their computer system they always make mistake and type some letters wrong.
Finally they found my record but refused to resubmit correct codes to Cigna. Finally I asked to send results to my address. At least I want to get something from them. Faxed them Patient request form on May 18 to fax number **, still waiting. No way I will use them again.
LENEXA, KANSAS -- On 8/22 we received a bill from Quest stating that we owed $199.79 for lab work as our insurance did not pay due to pre-existing conditions. I filed a claim with our insurance for a review and sent a payment to Quest for $123.44 for the amount I thought we may have to pay following the review and explained that with my payment. On 9/25 we received an explanation of benefits from the insurance following the review stating that they had sent a check to Quest for the entire amount of the service and that we owe nothing.
This morning I called Quest to ask when we could expect to get our money back. I was told that it may take a month to process the insurance payment once received, then, if we owe nothing else to Quest it will take another month to cut us a check. Considering that I paid my original bill to Quest within 7 days of the time it was processed at Quest, 8/26, that means it will take three months for us to receive back the money owed to us. The exact same thing happened to us earlier in the year and it is annoying.
By the time we received the return I had been wondering if it had been paid earlier and I had missed the check or what. In that situation I had called Quest to let them know that I was sending the amount we owed and the insurance company had their check in the mail for their amount. The person I was talking to at the time gave me a very hard time and insisted that I send the entire amount and they would refund us when they received payment from the insurance co. Of course I did not, but that time the insurance co. paid more than what I had anticipated so we had the long wait to get that money back.
When Quest expects quick payment from their customers in good conscience they should return the favor to their customers. It is ridiculous to think that I will have to wait a total of three months to get my money back, two of those months are totally unnecessary. If I were three months late on paying my credit card payment I would get large late payment fees. I think the same should apply to Quest. There is no reason at all that I should have to wait two months to receive my money back after Quest has received payment from our insurance company!
One more annoying item related to calling customer service. First one has to listen to some Spanish, of which most of the country is not fluid in, then we get the English instructions. Why shouldn't English be spoken first so the majority of your customers can push the appropriate buttons and be on their way rather that be forced to listen to the Spanish first? THIS IS STILL AN ENGLISH SPEAKING COUNTRY LAST TIME I CHECKED!!! Thank you.


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We how some old foreigner buys sex for the price of big mac meal in his country. He brags about it and talks about how cheap people can be... And then you will another foreigner, of the same species, moans abouts being scammed by a prostitute, and curses the entire nation. So I guess once in a while the lowly prostitutes gets justice. You played with fire and you got burned. You thought it was just another stupid W. Apparently, it was clever bitch just giving you what you deserve.


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- Thanks to the generosity of The Friends of Weinberg Library the Hill-Davis Jesuit rare book collection continues to grow. The Friends acquired three titles for the collection this year.
- Jesuitische Gehaime Gruntsuppe. Welche in Dreyen Italiänischen Schrifften ans Liecht Kommen…, 1619 is the first anti-Jesuit tract we have acquired for the collection. The book contains purportedly intercepted conspiratorial secret letters among Jesuits at the beginning of the 30 Years' War.
- Exercicios Espirituales de San Ignacio Acomodados a el Estado, y Profession Religiosa, de las Señoras Virgenes..., 1695 is an early Mexican printing of St. Ignatius's Spiritual Exercises which was adapted for the use of young women.
- Ioannis Maldonati Societatis Iesu Theologi : Commentarii in Qvatvor Evangelistas, 1596 is a first edition of an important commentary on the Vulgate Gospels. According to the Catholic Encyclopedia, Maldonado was "superior to most exegetes of his time and inferior to none." This large folio is bound in pigskin decorated with figures representing virtues.
- Special Collections purchased Scintillae Ignatianae, Sive Sancti Ignatii de Loyola, Societatis Jesu Fundatoris Apophtegmata...by R. P. Gabrielem Hervenesi, 1756. Scintillae Ignatianae is the first printing in Mexico of this compilation of the essential thoughts of St. Ignatius. This limited printing was apparently done specifically for the Mexican Jesuit community. Only two other United States libraries have this item in their catalogs.


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Ryan, Bernard (2000) The Private Enforcement of European Union Labour Laws. In: Kilpatrick, Clare and Novitz, T. and Skidmore, P., eds. The Future of Remedies in Europe. Hart Publishing, Oxford, pp. 141-163. ISBN 1841130826. (The full text of this publication is not currently available from this repository. You may be able to access a copy if URLs are provided)
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Remedies lie at the heart of European legal systems. They both reflect and shape the balance of power between states and individuals and between state and supranational institutions. These profound political implications can be better understood by thinking about the functional roles and institutional histories of remedies. These implications, roles and histories are considered in this volume of challenging and original essays on remedial systems in Europe. This book explores the lively and often controversial dialogues between courts, national and supranational, on remedies. In so doing, it addresses the adequacy of these dialogues in the light of perceived systemic goals, both in an overall institutional sense and as regards specific sectoral objectives or institutional actors' aspirations. In particular, the book looks at the way in which remedies in the EC legal order interact with those in other legal orders such as the Council of Europe and private international law. It also identifies problems of interaction between different Council of Europe mechanisms under the Convention on Human Rights and the Social Charter. The book also examines the contribution of courts to remedial systems by considering other methods of formulating and redressing claims.
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By Joyce Wadler; With Jess Wisloski, Paula Schwartz and Francis P. Church
Published: September 17, 2004
But She's Well Enough To Sign for Deliveries
We were convinced it was curtains for our Boldface fashion editor, GIMM?MUR SCHW?, the other day when we told her ''Pay. Retail.'' and she collapsed to the floor, looking very unto death, though with all the work she's had done, how would you tell?
Frankly, we were prepared to write off Ms. Schw?s reporting on the very hot MARC JACOBS party and tell you instead about the party for the dark Hollywood comedy ''The Last Shot'' whose cast includes ALEC BALDWIN and MATTHEW BRODERICK.
But our chain-smoking editor is a very motivated girl. As the paramedics were taking her off to Roosevelt Hospital she gestured weakly for us to come close. Then she managed to rasp out a few anguished words: ''Can't'' -- COUGH! GASP! HACK! -- ''give back'' -- WHEEZE, GASP! HACK! -- ''the stuff.''
A day later, from her hospital bed, we received Ms. Schw?s dispatch.
It was jotted down on an invitation from the Four Seasons for their annual F? du Bordeaux dinner illustrated with pictures of the owners, ALEX VON BIDDER and JULIAN (NAUGHTY) NICCOLINI, barelegged and stomping grapes. We lost a few words here and there where Ms. Schw?s notes ran into Mr. Niccolini's grape-darkened thighs, but what we could decipher of her report follows:
Marc Jacobs Party, Pier 54
Can't imagine why Boldface didn't get an invitation, no doubt an oversight, so crashed . . . JAKE GYLLENHAAL and two friends leaving as I arrive, around midnight . . . party zone is at end of the pier, tented by a silver lam?h pavilion ... on the river, boat shoots pink-lighted streams of water, like six Champagne bottles uncorked in different directions.
Also there FONZWORTH BENTLEY, still flogging his umbrella line with that ridiculous umbrella on his arm. (Note to self: Hmm. Left good umbrella in limo. Too harsh on the young man ???) O.K., let's try it one more time: The adorable FONZWORTH BENTLEY, who carries an amusing black and gold faux antique French headset for his cellphone, wore bright orange pants that matched the orange Japanese lanterns at the party. Talk about a prescient man of style!
Outside, WINONA RYDER gazing up at BENICIO DEL TORO and laughing at something he has said. Of course, Ms. Ryder has to gaze up at everybody. (HA, HA! HACK!) Not long after she left, Mr. Del Toro struck up a conversation with REBECCA ROMIJN. When she turned to friends and danced to the music, Mr. Del Toro tapped her on the shoulder and she gave him her phone number, which he punched into his cellphone: 914 ... (Note from Boldface editor: We regret the rest of Ms. Romijn's number was obliterated by the invitation's picture of those squished grapes.)
Zang Toi Show, Bryant Park
IVANA TRUMP in the front row ... spots next to her reserved for JOAN COLLINS and FARRAH FAWCETT who never show . . . well, it was early (noon) ... several seats away ALANA STEWART, KIMBERLY STEWART and a young woman (I frankly did not recognize) holding the accessory of the moment, a Chihuahua. When photographers converge, Kimberly Stewart grabs the dog, puts it on her lap and presses it to her nose. A little PARIS HILTON derivative, non?
''What's the dog's name?'' I ask. Like I could care.
''PRUDENCE,'' Ms. Stewart says.
How old is, pardonne-moi, Prudie?
''A year,'' Ms. Stewart says.
''Six months,'' her friend says.
So, Ms. Stewart, it's not really your dog?
''I'm her godmother,'' she replies.
Oh, excuse us, we've gotten an e-mail message from a Columbia J-School young 'un marked Urgent.
''I am 18 years old. Some of my little friends say there is no Gimm?ur Schw? Papa -- well, actually, steppapa -- says, 'If you see it in The Times, it is so.' Please tell me the truth, is there a Gimm?ur Schw? -- VIRGINIA ''
Our Reply: ''Virginia, your little friends are wrong. They have been affected by the skepticism of a skeptical age. They do not believe except what they see on Fox TV. They think that nothing can be for which they are not billed.
Yes, Virginia, there is a Gimm?ur Schw? She exists as certainly as the flowers that arrive in your room at the Principe di Savoia for the Milan shows; as the hairdresser and makeup artist who come to your home at dawn; as the bulging garment bags at Christmas; as the car service. She exists as certainly as gift bags and payback, and the so-called professional discounts.
Alas! How dreary would be the world if there was not a Ms., nay, a Mr. Schw?
Yes, Virginia, swag, uh, we mean Schw? lives and lives forever. With Jess Wisloski, Paula Schwartz and Francis P. Church


text: "flick" <flick at starband.net> wrote in message news:dU6Ta.18$Fg1.2621496 at twister1.starband.net... > "Eric Johnson" <erj66 at xs4all.nl> wrote in message > news:BB42C342.1C494%erj66 at xs4all.nl... > > On 7/22/03 8:37 AM, in article > > > Only because you make it so. > > it isn't necessary for anybody to begin using cocaine as a plaything And, it is not nbecesary for anyone to get your permission. It is none of your business. But, that is not what Eric was refering to. > > *I* don't make anybody use cocaine as a plaything But, your complicity in prohibition is what makes cocaine's price higher than it would be in a regulated market. THAT is what Eric was saying. > > Telling me I'm responsible for somebody using cocaine as a plaything is a > LIE, EJ. That is not what he said. What he did say is that it is none of your business, and that prohibition drives the price beyond that which it would be in a properly regulated markey. > > Because i've never given anybody cocaine. I've never sold anybody cocaine. > and i've never told anybody they should use cocaine as a toy. But, your complicity in prohibition is responsible for driving the black market, which causes prices to be significantly greater than they would be in a properly regulated market. That is the source of crime. > > and i've sure as hell never even implied that it'd be okay to do it, except > that it's illegal, and it's "artificially" bad. No one has said anything about it being "OK" to do. What has been said is that it is really none of your business, and that your complicity in prohibition is the driving force behind the black market. Whether is is "bad" or not is a relative thing. I would go into the discussion of relative harm, which I have done in the past, but clearly you are not interested in such fact based discusison, but prefer an overblown emotional denial of the fact that it is none of your business. > > like the legalizers do. like you do. > No one has implied that it is "OK" to do. That is your intentional misrepresentation of the scale of relative risks, and the fact that we are saying that it is NONE OF YOUR BUSINESS!!!


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How Much Can I Ask?I'm not a caring person. I'm extremely egocentric, quite selfish, pretty cold indeed. But I've always always tried my best to help people because I just believe it's right. It's right for me to be there, to advise, to listen, to support, no matter what. And there is no more important thing to me than doing the right thing.
I just can't understand where is the limit between "asking to much" and "getting too little". Most people find it natural and easy to figure it out, but I'm not that kind of person that get quickly and dramatically upset in front of someone's mistake: I need to know what caused that mistake, if it was accidental, if it was partially my fault etc. So most times I just pass over, it almost looks like I've forgiven. And that's why people have been using me, without even guessing all my efforts to be their "unwavering pillar". And I realized that, actually, I don't forgive at all: I wait for people to fix what they've broken. But they don't. And I get forced to discuss it, but it's so taught since I don't know my breaking point, I don't know when I am permitted to say "that's enough: now you owe me something" because "my standards for people are too high". And I keep on enduring everything, constantly waiting for someone to tell me what I deserve.
In this world compromise is the key word. But how do people define it, how do they choose between fighting for someone and letting him/her go? Or, better, between others' needs and their own? I'd rather suffer myself, pretending I've forgiven, than face this enigma.
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Director Brian De Palma's Phantom Of The Paradise has always been one of our camp horror favourites. Released on Halloween of 1974, the rock opera has gone on to build a HUGE cult following, and will now see the light of day again once it's reissued on Blu-ray on August 5 release. Find the list of extras for Scream Factory's PHANTOM OF THE PARADISE Blu-ray after the jump!
NEW Audio Commentary with Jessica Harper, Gerrit Graham and the Juicy Fruits (Archie Hahn, Jeffrey Comanor and Harold Oblong aka Peter Eibling)
NEW Audio Commentary with Production Designer Jack Fisk
NEW Interview with director Brian DePalma
NEW Interview with Paul Williams talking about the music of PHANTOM
NEW Interview with Make-up Effects wizard Tom Burman discussing the Phantom Helmet
Paradise Regained – documentary on the making of the film featuring director Brian DePalma, Producer Edward R. Pressman, William Finley, Paul Williams, Jessica Harper, Gerrit Graham and more…
Interview with Paul Williams moderated by Guillermo Del Toro
Interview with costume designer Rosanna Norton
NEW Interview with producer Edward R. Pressman
NEW Interview with drummer Gary Mallaber
NEW Alvin's Art and Technique – a look at the neon poster
NEW Phantom of the Paradise Biography by Gerrit Graham – 1974 Publicity Sheet written by and read by Graham
Alternate Takes
Swan Song Outtake Footage
Radio Spots
TV Spots
Original Theatrical Trailer
Still Gallery
You can pre-order PHANTOM OF THE PARADISE on Blu-ray HERE.
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Andrews, Rhys and Mycock, Andrew (2007) Citizenship education in the UK: devolution, diversity and divergence. Citizenship Teaching and Learning, 3 (1). pp. 73-88. ISSN 1751-1917
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The recent introduction of Citizenship in England marked an important
moment in the history of education in the UK. But to what extent does citizenship
education receive equal attention within the four UK Home Nations? And, what are
the implications of different approaches to citizenship education? This paper
assesses the nature of citizenship education in the four nations of the UK, examining
the divergent approaches and attitudes towards citizenship education in England,
Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales. Challenges for the future of citizenship
education in the UK are explored, before the paper concludes by arguing that great
care is required to ensure parity of provision is upheld across the evolving multinational
education system.
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Monday, March 09, 2009
University of Michigan hosts Chatham University in women's water polo. Historic first tournament in Ann Arbor for Cougars.
The team traveled to Ann Arbor for the games against Michigan and Indiana University on Saturday, March 7, 2009.
This is the second quarter of the game. See two of the Chatham goals.
More game action is going to be put online soon.
Michigan's squad was playing its 19th game this season. The team had traveled to California twice and to the east coast once. They also hosted a prior tournament this season as well.
This was the first day of action for Chatham University in official varsity games. This season Chatham University expects to play 13 games.
Michigan has four players listed as goalies. None of the Michigan players are on the competitive swim team. Chatham's squad comes mostly from the DIII swim team with the athletes doing both swimming (fall and winter sport) and water polo (spring).
Other coverage: MGoBlue: "Mulder Picks Up CWPA Rookie of the Week Honor"
Mulder notched five steals against Washington & Jefferson to go with two assists in the second game before tallying a goal and an assist against Chatham. Humm. Chatham let her cool her jets.
MGoBlue: Water Polo Goes Perfect as Host of CWPA League Games: "The No. 15-ranked University of Michigan water polo team cruised to four double-digit victories, downing Grove City, 14-1, Washington & Jefferson, 20-2, Chatham, 19-2, and Penn State-Behrend,15-0, on Saturday (March 7) in CWPA Western Division league play at Canham Natatorium."
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Wolverines Go Perfect as Host of CWPA League Games
March 7, 2009
Site: Ann Arbor, Mich. (Canham Natatorium)
Event: CWPA League Games
Scores: #15 Michigan 14, Grove City 1; #15 Michigan 20, Washington & Jefferson 2; #15 Michigan 19, Chatham 2; #15 Michigan 15, Penn State-Behrend 0
Records: U-M (15-8, 4-0 CWPA); Grove City (1-4, 0-1); Washington & Jefferson (0-2, 0-2); Chatham (0-2, 0-2); Penn State-Behrend (0-2, 0-2)
Next U-M Event: Friday, March 13 -- vs. Gannon, 7 p.m.; vs. Mercyhurst, 8:15 p.m. (Canham Natatorium)
• Notes & Quotes | Photo Gallery
• Game Summaries: Game 1 | Game 2 | Game 3 | Game 4
ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- The No. 15-ranked University of Michigan water polo team cruised to four double-digit victories, downing Grove City, 14-1, Washington & Jefferson, 20-2, Chatham, 19-2, and Penn State-Behrend,15-0, on Saturday (March 7) in CWPA Western Division league play at Canham Natatorium.
Every Wolverine to appear today scored at least one goal and 18 players had multiple goals on the day. Freshman Megan Mulder (Hudsonville, Mich./Hudsonville) had a big day at both ends of the pool, tallying 10 points and 10 steals. Freshman Roxanne Mansfield (San Mateo, Calif./St. Francis) had 13 points, including a seven-point outburst against Chatham, and freshman Milli Brown (Rockford, Mich./Rockford) racked up 11 points . Mansfield, freshman Claire Ivry (Orinda, Calif./Miramonte), freshman Meagan Cobb (Hudsonville, Mich./Hudsonville) and sophomore Ryley Plunkett (Modesto, Calif./Johansen) all had hat tricks.
Senior Kelsey Haley (Portola Valley, Calif./Menlo) and freshmen McKenna Farrar (Orinda, Calif./Miramonte) and Tara Brigham (Baytown, Texas/Sterling) combined for the program's fourth shutout in the nightcap. Michigan's usual netminding quartet was attacking the opponent's net instead of defending the U-M cage in the finale as Farrar and freshman Morgan Turner (Mission Viejo, Calif./Trabuco Hills), who both tallied twice in the field, and senior/junior Brittany May (Santa Barbara, Calif./Santa Barbara) and Brigham all scored.
Mulder guided the Maize and Blue at both ends of the pool in the opener, tallying six points and swiping three steals against Grove City. Michigan put seven goals on the board in the first quarter, primarily using perimeter shots to build its lead. Brown and senior Sharayah Hernandez (Pico Rivera, Calif./El Rancho) also had multi-goal games against the Lady Wolverines, while senior Carrie Stover (Ann Arbor, Mich./Pioneer), junior Casie Kelly (Longwood, Fla./Lake Brantley) and sophomore Cara Reitz (Miami, Fla./Gulliver) had a goal and an assist each.
Senior Sarah Davila (Yorba Linda, Calif./El Dorado) did her best to get on Mount Rushmore in the second contest of the afternoon, tallying five points, including a personal best with three assists against the Presidents. Plunkett also had five points and scored the first hat trick of her career on a power-play, penalty-shot and an even-strength goal. Cobb scored the Wolverines' first three goals to account for her hat trick, while Ivry, who recorded her first career hat trick, and Brown each had a four-point showing.
Thirteen Wolverines dented the twine as they took on the newest member of the division, Chatham. Mansfield posted a hat trick and a playmaker in a seven-point showing. Ivry also earned a playmaker to go with two goals against the Cougars. The Maize and Blue netminders were busy, combining for 13 saves led by Farrar and Turner, who each had six stops.
Haley got the start against the Lions, making three saves to jumpstart the shutout bid. Farrar played a period before Brigham completed the blanking with a perfect second half. Sophomore Keller Felt (La Jolla, Calif./La Jolla) and Ivry led the way offensively in the finale, scoring twice and assisting on another. May, Brigham, Farrar and Turner all scored from the field, while five Wolverines dented the twine on more than one occasion.
Michigan will face Gannon (7 p.m.) and Mercyhurst (8:15 p.m.) for two more league contests next Friday (March 13) before hosting the Wolverine Invitational (March 14-15) at Canham Natatorium.
- March 09, 2009 8:27 PM
Coverage from Hoosiers:
Lauren Wyckoff Named CWPA Western Division Player of the Week
Wyckoff scored 11 goals during Indiana's four CWPA West victories in Ann Arbor, Mich.
March 9, 2009
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - Indiana sophomore Lauren Wyckoff was named Western Division Player of the Week, announced on Monday by the Collegiate Water Polo Association (CWPA). Wyckoff scored 11 goals to help lead the Hoosiers (9-6, 4-0 CWPA West) to four convincing CWPA Western Division wins over the weekend in Ann Arbor, Mich. Indiana also increased their overall winning streak to eight games.
Wyckoff started the weekend with a two goal, two assist, and one steal performance against Washington & Jefferson in the Hoosiers' 14-1 win. She followed that with three goals, all coming in the first quarter, and one steal in a 15-2 victory against Chatham.
Wyckoff's game of the weekend came against Grove City, where she would once again get off to a hot start, scoring four of her career-high five goals in the first quarter. This scoring barrage included the first three Indiana goals, which all came in the first 1:42 of action. She also grabbed three steals and one kick-out earned in the 15-2 Indiana win.
The final game of the weekend was a 14-0 shutout victory against Penn State Behrend, and Wyckoff tallied one goal, one steal, and one kick-out earned.
For the season, Wyckoff has 16 goals, seven assists, and nine steals. She also leads the Hoosiers with 12 kick-outs drawn.
The last Hoosier to win the CWPA Western Division Player of the Week honor was senior Maggie Hannon on April 7, 2008. Freshman goalkeeper Cassie Wyckoff, Lauren's sister, grabbed Western Division Rookie of the Week honors on February 9.
Indiana will return to action on March 14-15 at the Loyola Marymount Tournament. They will open the tournament with a game against Cal State Bakersfield at 10:50 a.m. PT.
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June 26, 2008
Steven Spielberg Hoping to Direct 'The 39 Clues'
NEW YORK - A multimedia, multiauthor narrative being planned by the U.S. publisher of the Harry Potter books has picked up a famous patron: Steven Spielberg.
DreamWorks Studios has acquired the film rights to "The 39 Clues," a mystery series-online game that Scholastic will debut in September. Spielberg, director of "Jaws,""Schindler's List" and the "Indiana Jones" films, says he's hoping to direct."'The 39 Clues' takes creative leaps to expand the story experience from the pages of the books to multiple stages of discovery and imagination," Spielberg said Wednesday in a joint statement issued by DreamWorks and Scholastic Media. "Together with Scholastic, we have the opportunity to develop this property that says 'film,' 'family,' 'fun' and 'franchise.'"
"The 39 Clues," which also features a set of 355 collectible cards, is a planned 10-book series about a powerful, mysterious family that lives in upstate New York. The first installment, "The Maze of Bones," was written by Rick Riordan.
- The Associated Press
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December 13, 2006 EditionAlso in this issue...
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|Weslyn Beck Burnside
|Kolten Seth Cline
|Kramer Lienel Jones II
|Dakota Lyn Raney
|Augustine ~ Broadwater
|Henry ~ Fisher
|Mary Rowsey Boucher
|Anna Marie Camp
|Gilbert A. Conrey
|Charles Ashley Grooms
|William S. "Bill" Harrel
|Jane Jackson
|Anna Lou Martin
|Daniel Wayne Puckett
|Wilford "W.W." Taylor
|Olen "Bud" Veal
Harold and Angie Burnside of Rector are parents of their third daughter, born Dec. 1, 2006, at St. Bernards in Jonesboro. The baby weighed seven pounds, 12 ounces, and has been named Weslyn Beck Burnside. She has two sisters, Heather Burnside, 20, and Braxton Burnside, eight.
Grandmothers are Janice Beck of Piggott and Marjorie Burnside of Clover Bend.
Randy and Pam Cline of Walnut Ridge announce the birth of a son, born Dec. 6, 2006, at Harris Hospital in Newport. The baby weighed seven pounds, four ounces, and has been named Kolten Seth Cline. He has a five-year-old sister, Tyra Cline.
Grandparents are Bobby and Juanita Jackson and David and Pasha Wilburn, all of Walnut Ridge. Great-grandparents are Ray and Betty Jackson, Pauline Chappel and Onimae Wilburn, all of Hoxie.
Kramer and Jayme Jones of Batesville announce the birth of a son, born Dec. 7, 2006, at White River Medical Center in Batesville. The baby weighed seven pounds, 12 ounces, and has been named Kramer Lienel Jones II. He has two sisters, Jordyn, six and Jacey, five.
Grandparents are Kerry Jones of Strawberry and James III and Darlene Kapales of Walnut Ridge.
Joe and Angela Raney of Walnut Ridge are parents of a daughter, born Nov. 28, 2006, at Harris Hospital in Newport. The baby weighed five pounds, 14 ounces, and has been named Dakota Lyn Raney. She has a brother, Deron Raney, two.
Grandparents are David Squires of Lynn and Ronda Squires of Corning, Rita Arnold of Jonesboro and the late Lyndon Raney. Great-grandparents are Rose Davis of Walnut Ridge, David Staggs of Corning and Wallace and Sharon Armstrong of Nashville, Tenn.
Theodore Columbus "Lum" Augustine and Nora Gail Counce Broadwater were united in marriage on Nov. 4, 2006, at 2 p.m. at the Holiday Inn in Paragould. The private ceremony was officiated by William Faber of College City.
The bride is the daughter of Norma Jean Counce Sharp of Hoxie and the late Daniel C. Counce. She is a 1980 graduate of Williams Baptist College and is employed by Abilities Unlimited Inc. of Jonesboro.
The groom is the son of the late C.F. and Dessie Augustine. He is a graduate of Hoxie High School and is owner of Lion Endeavors Roofing Company.
Ed Taneyhill of Hoxie served as best man, and Alice Goodale of Paragould was matron of honor.
A private reception followed, catered by Hayes Foods of Paragould. Guests were served finger foods and wedding cake.
The couple traveled to Branson for a stay at the Victorian Palace Hotel and attended the Dixie Stampede Christmas Opening as guests of honor.
The couple will reside at 6906 West Kingshighway, Paragould, AR 72450.
Rachel Marie Fisher from Nashville, Tenn., became the bride of Jeffrey Andrew Henry of Jackson, Tenn., on Oct. 7, 2006, at 2 p.m. at the Nashville Korean Presbyterian Church in Brentwood, Tenn.
The bride is the daughter of John and Mi Hyea Fisher of Brentwood, Tenn., and Steve and Ruth Dudugjian from Nashville, Tenn. Her grandparents are Frances Fisher of Gallatin, Tenn., and the late Bill Fisher, Fran Bergen of Gallatin, Tenn., and the late Harold Bergen and Homini and Hobigi Lee of Nashville, Tenn.
She will graduate from Tennessee Technological University in December with a degree in art education and is a member of the Baptist Student Union, National Art Education Association and Visual Arts Society.
The groom is the son of Harroll and Linda Henry of Muscle Shoals, Ala. His grandparents are Ed and Jean Cleaves of Jonesboro and Freda Henry of Walnut Ridge and the late Bill Henry.
He graduated from Tennessee Technological University in May with a degree in mechanical engineering and is attending Southern Baptist Theological Seminary pursuing a masters' of divinity. He is a member of Phi Gamma Delta fraternity, the Baptist Student Union and the Wesley Foundation. He works for First Baptist Church in Hendersonville, Tenn., in the middle school ministry
Rev. Bud Alexander and Dr. Joe Wiles, both of Cookeville, Tenn., officiated at the ceremony. Nuptial music was provided by Matt Glass, Shannon Hayes and Melanie Park.
The bride wore a handmade silk shantung gown with a crossover bodice overlaid in lace and an inset of the same lace along the train.
Melanie Cooper of Nashville, Tenn., sister of the bride, served as matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Kerry Dietch of Angleton, Texas, Erin Erb of Cookeville, Tenn., Brittany Willis of Murfreesboro, Tenn., and Christina Henry of Muscle Shoals, Ala., sister of the groom.
Thomas Vertrees of Cookeville, Tenn., served as best man. Groomsmen were Mo Elbeitam of Greeneville, S.C., Jonate Scales of Cookeville, Tenn., John Fisher of Nashville, Tenn., brother of the bride, and Josh Cooper of Nashville, Tenn., brother-in-law of the bride.
Following the ceremony, a gourmet reception was held at the church, as well.
Following a seven-day honeymoon to Napa Valley, Calif., they now reside at 1080 West Main Street, Apt. 505, Hendersonville, TN 37075.
Freda Henry of Walnut Ridge, grandmother of the groom, attended the wedding.
Mary Rowsey Boucher, 83, of Lake Arrowhead, Calif., died Nov. 11, 2006, at Lake Arrowhead.
She was born and raised at Powhatan and attended school at Powhatan and graduated from Sloan-Hendrix High School.
During World War II, she worked at the Walnut Ridge Air Base. She later moved to Los Angeles, where she worked and attended college at UCLA, majoring in education. After graduation, she taught in the Los Angeles school system for 30 years until her retirement.
She was preceded in death by a sister, Inez Rowsey Schubert; and a brother, William F. "Bud" Rowsey.
Survivors include her husband, Don Boucher; a son, Don Boucher Jr., Rolling Hills, Calif.; and a brother, Frank Rowsey, Gardenia, Calf.
The body was cremated. A memorial service will be held.
Anna Marie Camp, 94, of Piggott, died Dec. 5, 2006, at Piggott Community Hospital.
Born Oct. 18, 1912, in Portia, she was the daughter of Charles P. and Bessie Cabler Camp. She was a retired cashier for Arkansas Power & Light. She was a lifelong resident of Lawrence County and a member of First United Methodist Church in Walnut Ridge.
She was preceded in death by three brothers, Charles Camp, Roy Camp and Lehman Camp; and two sisters, Thelma Miller and Irene Camp.
Survivors include a brother, William Edward Camp, Rockford, Ill.; several nieces and nephews; and several great-nieces and great-nephews.
Funeral was Saturday at 2 p.m. at Bryan Chapel. Burial was in Lawrence Memorial Park under the direction of Bryan Funeral Home.
Gilbert A. Conrey, 68, of Spring Hill, Fla., died Dec. 1, 2006, in Spring Hill, following a short illness.
He was a retired Navy officer of 33 years and was also retired from the Merchant Marines after 15 years of service.
Survivors include his wife, Barbara Conrey; two sons, Clint Conrey and Cliff Conrey, both of Spring Hill; two brothers, Lehman Conrey, Sedgwick, and William (Bill) Faulkner, Caraway; a sister, Annette Kelley, Gulf Breeze, Fla.; two half-brothers, Harry Conrey and Rick Conrey, both of Walnut Ridge; two half-sisters, Janice King, Hoxie, and Shelia Nettles, Alicia; his stepmother, Lucille Conrey, Walnut Ridge; a stepbrother, Sammy Johnston, Harrisburg, and a stepsister, Mary Boothe, Walnut Ridge.
The body was cremated in Spring Hill.
Charles Ashley Grooms, 59, of Delaplaine, died Dec. 11, 2006, at his home.
Born March 10, 1947, at Beech Grove, he was a Vietnam era veteran and a retired farmer. He was of the Pentecostal faith.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Jesse and Lena Pigue Grooms; and a brother, Bud Grooms.
Survivors include his wife, JoAnn Grooms; three daughters, Angie Guyton and Amy Rice, both of O'Kean, and Ashley Grooms, Pocahontas; a stepdaughter, Dusty Flanery, Paragould; three brothers, Jimmy Grooms, Strawberry, Gwindol Grooms, Delaplaine, and J.L. Grooms, Paragould; four sisters, Bonnie Pitcher and Etta Mae Rone, both of Delaplaine, Shirley Pitcher, Paragould, and Donna Couch, Delaplaine; and two grandchildren, Andy Guyton and Shelby Guyton.
Funeral is today at 1:30 in the Heath Colonial Chapel at Paragould with Rev. Rick Ethridge officiating. Burial will be in Greene County Memorial Gardens.
Pallbearer will be James Shipman, D.J. Shipman, Larry Don Siffel, James Hinkle, Heath Crider, Phillip Keeling and Julian Crider.
William S. "Bill" Harrell, formerly of Black Rock, died Dec. 10, 2006, at his daughter's home in Phoenix.
He was preceded in death by his wife of 62 years, Louise Doyle Harrell.
Survivors include a son, Bill Harrell, Phoenix, three daughters, Shawn Harrell, Phoenix, and Margaret Wills and Betsy Hedinger, both of Fort Smith; two brothers, Max Harrell, Kansas City, Kan., and Marcy Harrell, Jonesboro; 11 grandchildren; and 21 great-grandchildren.
Funeral will be Thursday at 11 a.m. at Jesus First Church in Phoenix. A visitation will precede the service at 10 a.m.
Memorials may be made to Neighborhood Christian Clinic, 1929 W. Fillmore St., Phoenix, AZ 85009.
Jane Jackson, 84, of Imboden, died Dec. 6, 2006.
Survivors include three sons, Walter Dale Jackson, Gary Lane Brown and Jimmy Neal Brown, all of Imboden; a daughter, Linda Dian Russell, Springfield, Mo.; 12 grandchildren, Angela Saulsbury, Miranda Reel, Salenia Ingram, Garth Russell, Joshua Day, Daniel Russell, Phillip Russell, Beverly Rockley, Rachel Campbell, Kevin Brown, Jared Brown and Lucrietia Brown; and 14 great-grandchildren.
Funeral was Saturday at 2 p.m. in the chapel of McNabb Funeral Home at Pocahontas with Lenny Finny officiating. Burial was in Hope Cemetery.
Anna Lou Martin, 80, of Hot Springs Village, formerly of Walnut Ridge, died Dec. 4, 2006, at the Advance Care Hospital in Hot Springs.
Born April 26, 1926, in Salem, she was the daughter of Tillman Blakey and Lottie Mae Rosier Shrable. She was a homemaker and was baptized on Aug. 4, 1957 by Rev. Willie Boothe of the Evergreen Baptist Church. She also attended the Catholic Church with Mr. Martin.
She was preceded in death by two brothers, Lindle Shrable and Chester Shrable.
Survivors include her husband, Tom Martin; two sons, Harvey Medlock, Black Rock, and Blake Ellis, Rockaway Beach, Mo.; two daughters, Judy Salzman, Rockaway Beach, and Wanda Bratton, Seligman, Mo.; two stepchildren, Terry Hall, Gilbert, Ariz., and Laurie Tieman, Rockford, Mich.; four sisters, Ruby Conway, St. Louis, Ella Faye Cline, Bono, Essie McElrath, Calamine, and Betty Bates, Hot Springs; a brother, Bob Shrable, Walnut Ridge; 12 grandchildren; and 15 great-grandchildren.
Funeral was Friday at 10 a.m., in Bryan Chapel with Bro. Gary Mashburn officiating. Burial was in Lawrence Memorial Hospital under the direction of Bryan Funeral Home.
Pallbearers were Thomas Martin, Duane Cox, Louie Huntington, Kenny Medlock, Bobby Bratton, Ian Sousan, Steven Bratton and Mark Murphy. Grandsons served as honorary pallbearers.
Daniel Wayne Puckett, 89, of Magnolia, died Dec. 3, 2006, at his home.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Daniel and Susie Agnes Davis; and a brother, Clyde Puckett, who lived in Walnut Ridge.
A graveside service was held Thursday at 2 p.m. at Cave City Cemetery with Dr. Walter Smith officiating. Qualls Funeral Home had charge of arrangements.
Memorials may be made to Community Hospice, 1707 Eastridge Drive, Magnolia, AR 71753 or First United Methodist Church, 320 West Main, Magnolia, AR 71753.
Wilford "W.W." Taylor, age 84, of Hoxie, Arkansas, died Wednesday, Dec. 6, 2006 at St. Bernard's Regional Medical Center in Jonesboro.
Mr. Taylor was born January 23,1922, at Smithville, the son of W.S. and Vida Kendall Taylor. He attended school in Smithville, Strawberry, graduating from Sloan-Hendrix Academy in 1941. Entering the United States Army in 1942, he served three and one-half years with the 834 Engineer Aviation Battalion, Company C in Washington State, England and France.
United in marriage to Lorene King on Dec. 20,1946, in North Little Rock, Wilford attended UCA in Conway and graduated from University of Arkansas in 1949 with a BSE in vocational agriculture. He was the first vocational agriculture teacher with the Hoxie School, holding that position for thirteen years. The FFA Chapter members earned many awards during his tenure. Upon leaving his teaching position, he was appointed postmaster at Hoxie by President John F. Kennedy, holding that position until his retirement in 1987.
Wilford was active in the community, was a Charter Member of the Hoxie Housing Authority and served as a commissioner from 1964 to 1988. He was an active member of the Hoxie United Methodist Church, serving in several leadership positions including president of the United Methodist Men.
Survivors include his wife, Lorene King Taylor of the home; two sons. Jerry Taylor, of Burke, Va., and Tim Taylor of Walnut Ridge; one daughter, Sandra Thresher of Earle; six grandchildren, John Taylor, Mark Taylor, Brian Acre, Jamie Welch, Leah Williams and Chan Workman, three great grandchildren, Allie Thresher, Michael Workman and Kylie Welch.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by a sister, Inez Goff.
Funeral services were held at 10 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 9 at the Hoxie United Methodist Church with Rev. Michael Winberry and Rev. Jimmy Dale Thresher officiating. Burial followed at Smithville Cemetery under the direction of Higginbotham Funeral Service in Walnut Ridge.
Lasting memorials may be sent to Hoxie United Methodist Church at 318 S.W. Broad Street in Hoxie, AR 72433 or St. Bernard's Hospic Progam 2813 Forrest Home Rd. Jonesboro, Arkansas 72401.
Olen "Bud" Veal, 79, of Jonesboro, father of Debra Wall of Walnut Ridge, died Dec. 6, 2006, at St. Bernards in Jonesboro. Private burial was Friday. Roller-Farmers Union Funeral Home had charge of arrangements. An online guestbook is available at www.rollerfuneralhomes.com.
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