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Dear Arnab Goswamy,
This is an open letter to you from one of your ardent fan. Let me take you to a flash back first. it was in 2004, National film awards were about to announce. Stiff competition was on for best actor award between chocolate boy Saif Ali khan and vetaran actor Mammootty. Saif in 'Hum Tum', versus Mammootty in 'kazhcha'.. You don't have to see both the movies, hust the trailor is enough to decide whom should be given the award. When announced it was Saif Ali khan, no wonder 'Sharmila Tagore' was the Jury.. It reminded of Shashi kapoor dialogue.. 'Mere pas mama hein'.. Even bollywood was shell shocked to hear, best actor award for saif??
Why I reminded you all these is because of an event I watched in your esteemed channel, Times Now. The hon. president was giving away awards to winners of 61st National Film awards. As a proud malayali I was waiting to see one of the best actor awardee Mr. Suraj receiving it from the president. Sadly your channel decided yo edit that part out. Where as the co-awardee for best actor, Rajkumar Rao was shown repeatedly, and even his response was telecasted. Suraj was not visible even in one frame. Is that you and other north indian media jealous of south indian film industry, which kept bagging the awards through Sivaji Ganesan to Kamal hassan to Mammootty to Mohanlal? or is that because Mr. Suraj looks dark and don't have a six-pack tummy? I understand the fear of bollywood, which is sustaining it's business by mostly remaking south indian films these days. What your channel has done today to please bollywood, and north indian lobby is clear case of regionalism, and even racism. Malayalees are not going to forgive you for this, we demand an apology from you.
Dear Mr. Goswamy, I have been an ardent fan of you. I adored your arrogance and debates with proofs forcing all others bend their head in front of you. But today, If I asked you why you edited out a south indian actor, while showing co-awardee in detail, you and your channel will have to put you head down is shame!!
Your fan, Pratheep Modathara.
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I kind of wish there was a blu-ray release of Dune the extended edition with a 5.1 sound mix available. This version is much shorter. Although, there are a handful of scenes in this version which are not in the extended edition. That being said, the extended edition has a large quantity of deleted and extended scenes in the extras, which further flesh things out. So, if you're a completist, you'll want both releases.
Lynch wrote a movie script for the next book as well, which never made it to film. I've read that the cut of Dune which Lynch made is still in his vault...5 hours long or so? Might never see the light of day.
Laurentis studios were originally working with Ridley Scott for this film. The script he was working from was written by the author of the book: Frank Herbert. Scott quit the project when his brother died unexpectedly of cancer. Probably would have been a much different movie.
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This is the original (frank herbert). Dune(the desert planet) is the only planet that produces spice, the most valuable comodity in the universe. To control the spice is to control the universe.paul after the assasination of his father must learn the ways of this world and overcome to avenge his fathers death.
The film itself could make you believe that Dune may be more reality than scifi.
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Having seen this back in my teen years, and loving the 2000 miniseries, I decided it was time to watch this again and see what I thought of it.
I went into it deliberately not comparing it to the book or the miniseries. In that regards, the movie was a success. It is freaky with all sorts of slimy grotesque imagery [the guild navigator, Alia as a fetus, Baron Harkonnen], it has some neat special effects and it tells an adequate story about a desert planet, giant worms, a galactic feud and a new "superman".
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and that is it really. If you like Herbert, like Dune, watch this as a movie based on Dune, not AS Dune, and you'll probably be happy.
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SharpX13 | Warwick, NY United States | 02/18/2003
(5 out of 5 stars)
"A beginning is a very delicate time. In 1984, the long awaited film version of Frank Herbert's epic novel Dune came to the silver screen. What happened next? The worst box office disaster in history! Sad to say it, but mostly everyone who saw Dune hated it except for the few who actually read the book! I've always loved this movie but if I ever said that in public I was usually beaten with large rocks or a baseball bat. This review isn't really about the story of the film or it's direction. Its about the confusing truth of their actually being two editions of the 1984 film version of dune.Now here is where the entire true purpose to this review comes in. Many may wonder, "why was I watching this on Sci-Fi channel and the director was Alan Smithee instead of David Lynch?" Well little Jimmy, the answer is complicated. David Lynch knew when he made Dune he was in trouble and cut the film down incredibly to make it fit the desired time limit. Lynch was slightly pleased with this cut of the film and hoped that that would be the last he would have to do with it... Wrong!A few years when Dune finally was on TV, a special edition version was prepared containing an HOUR of extra footage. A new narration covers the film and practically spells out every bit of information to the audience this time. The studios were ready to show it when suddenly David Lynch says "Woa woa, I liked it the way it was!" and refuses to have credit for this new longer version. The studio then takes out Lynch's name and replaces it with the fake Alan Smithee who doesn't exist. With me so far?The version of Dune available on DVD and VHS is the David Lynch version which in my opinion actually works better than the longer version. It cuts to the chase and doesn't drag as badly as Smithee's version does. For those of you who have never seen the Alan Smithee version, its not available to buy but it's shown on the Sci-Fi channel twice a year so there you go!So, even though critics bombed it, audiences hated it, and David Lynch disowned the longer version, I still love this movie for some mysterious reason! If you're the type who likes weird artistic movies like 12 Monkeys, 2001, or Blade Runner, you will probably enjoy this. Also anime fans, this is right up your alley! For all you other people, get the hell out of here!p.s. Toto's score is a masterpiece! Yea... of all bands... Toto..."
stryper | Canada | 01/25/2006
(3 out of 5 stars)
"The good news is that both the theatrical and extended versions of this film are in the proper aspect ratio of 2.35:1, and from what I can tell, the extended cut is true widescreen and not just a cropped version of the 1.33:1 TV format (I have an advance copy of the DVD).
Also, the colours are pretty good for the extra scenes, although for the most part noticeable when they're inserted into the film, but aren't as noticeable as the bootleg versions of the extended cut.
And now for the BAD NEWS..., oh sure, it is the extended cut all right, the one from TV, you know, the one with new scenes added, and questionable scenes removed, for the over sensitive viewing audience...!!!
Yeppers, so what we get here is the version missing the baron's psycho flight about the room, covered in what looks like oil, just before pulling the young boys heart plug...
So, I guess I'll have to hold onto the bootleg copy of the fully UNCUT extended version of this movie (even if it is in pan and scan)
Drats, drats, and double DRATS!!!
Oh, and the 3 star rating is for the edited extended cut, and NOT for the movie, which I think is GREAT, being both a visual and mentally stimulating, treat for the senesce."
Dune: the sleeper has awaken.
aelwen | 12/10/1999
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"David Lynch's (Eraserhead, Twin Peaks) adaptation of Frank Herbert's defining saga 'DUNE' may very well be, if truth be told, the most epic enterprise, and in many ways the most rewarding, of Lynch's work thus far.Dune is a difficult movie to review, if only because there is no easy (or maybe I should say simple) way to look at it. At its core though DUNE tells the story of Paul Atreides, a young man whose destiny as a Messiah of worlds echoes that of such classics like Brazil or Spartacus, where seemingly ordinary men become extraordinary beings. This however is an over-simplification, DUNE is built from a collection of stories and legends that form a unique whole -perfectly captured by Lynch.Make no mistake, this movies begs to be seen in its original 2,35:1 widescreen format. Freddie Francis' photography of the barren Dune world is simply amazing, and even though some of the special effects may seem old when compared to today's standards, the amazing designs by Anthony Masters will simply take your breath away. The DVD edition, while not anamorphic, is very well presented, sporting a very high quality video transfer and excellent sound. A brief, if yet interesting, collection of production notes are also included, as well as cast and crew bios and the original theatrical trailer in widescreen format.DUNE seems slow at times and it may not be for everyone -but then that's always been the trademark of Lynch's work, I think. Still, DUNE is an excellent example of how a complex story can make a Sci-Fi movie be truly epic. Couple that with the amazing designs and the beautiful photography and you got a winner here. Highly recommended."

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Carolyn Sue Cox Layne
Carolyn Sue Cox Layne, of South Hill, died Wednesday July 19, 2017. Ms. Layne was born 72 years ago and raised in Farmville, VA by her mother Katherine B. Cox. After marrying, Carolyn raised her children on the Layne family farm in Cullen, VA. She earned an associate degree in Business Administration from SVCC, then relocated to South Hill, where she worked for the Virginia Dept. of Transportation until she retired.
Carolyn was happiest when surrounded by friends and family. She is survived by Tommy Layne & wife Crystal of Farmville, VA; Mary Layne Keifer & husband Tom of Charlotte, NC; Edward Layne & wife Sharon of Cullen, VA; and Christopher Layne of South Hill, VA. Carolyn cherished her six grandchildren: Katie Keifer, Michael Keifer, Macy Sykes, Adam Layne, Joseph Layne and Kayla Claiborne.
A memorial service will be held at 6pm Friday, July 28 at Crowder-Hite-Crews Funeral Home, South Hill, VA, with a visitation following the service. A graveside burial service will be at 10am Saturday, July 29 at Trinity Memorial Gardens, Rice, VA.
In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made to the South Hill Volunteer Fire Department, 114 N. Brunswick Ave, South Hill, Va. 23970
Katherine Lucille Boyd Crenshaw
Katherine Lucille Boyd Crenshaw, was born to the late James and Mary Belle Boyd on August 21, 1921 and departed this life on Friday, July 21, 2017 at The Hundley Center, VCU Community Memorial Heathcenter in South Hill.
Katherine was born in Bracey, VA where she attended The Carol Boyd School and later graduated from Mecklenburg County Training School in 1941. She moved to New York where she fell in love and married the late Robert Haney Crenshaw. After World War II, she returned to her hometown of South Hill working at Community Memorial Hospital and retiring in 1989. She joined St. Mark's Episcopal Church at an early age, but later transferred her membership to Trinity Episcopal Church where she became active in many organizations until her health began to fail.
She leaves to cherish fond memories her daughter, Sylvia Crenshaw Beaty; sons, Larry Crenshaw (Annie) and Fenton Crenshaw (Costella); one sister, Harriet Cannon; thirteen grandchildren; nineteen great-grandchildren; three great-great grandchildren; special friends, Dorothy Thompson and Lucy Alexander and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
Services were held Tuesday, July 25, 2017 at Trinity Episcopal Church with The Rev. Harry V. Nevels, officiating.
Services were entrusted to the staff of the Oris P. Jones Funeral Establishment, South Hill, VA.
Edith Arbeeny Nanney
Edith Arbeeny Nanney, 84, Alexandria, VA, formerly from South Hill, VA passed away July 19, 2017. She was predeceased by her parents John and Eva (Edith) Arbeeny; brother, John Arbeeny; grandson Bryan Lawler, and son-in-law Craig Bowlus. She is survived by her husband, Harry Nanney, four children: Beverly Bowlus, Karen Lawler (Bob), Ellen Hale (Marlow), and Stephen Nanney; six grandchildren: Katie Bowlus, Emily Bowlus-Peck (Sam), Jay Lawler, Marie Lawler, Michelle Lawler, and Nicholas Hale; and her brother Al Arbeeny (Mary) and sister-in-law Renee Arbeeny.
Edith was born November 19, 1932 in Brooklyn, NY. After graduating from high school, she worked on Wall Street. During the Korean War, she was a USO girl which is where she met Harry at a pancake supper while he was stationed in Brooklyn as a U. S. Coast Guard Seaman. She moved to South Hill, Virginia after her marriage. She was the bookkeeper and manager of the office supply division of The South Hill Publishing Company which included the weekly newspaper The South Hill Enterprise for over 40 years. She served on the parish council as bookkeeper for the Church of the Good Shepherd in South Hill. She loved to entertain and her Christmas Eve open house was a fun event held annually for family and friends. Over the years she had many hobbies including cross-stitch, painting ceramics, playing bridge, and baking.
Visitation will occur on Saturday, July 29th, from 6-8pm, at Fairfax Memorial Funeral Home at 9902 Braddock Road, Fairfax, VA 22032. A Catholic service will be held on Monday, 10:00 a.m. at St. Mary Catholic Church, 310 Royal St., Alexandria, Va 22314. Gravesite interment will immediately follow at Fairfax Memorial in Fairfax, VA. In lieu of flowers please send a donation to American Stroke Association at donatenow.heart.org/stroke/ or Capital Caring Hospice at www.capitalcaring.org.
Margaret Hazelwood Seamster
CHASE CITY, VA—Margaret Hazelwood Seamster, 70, of Chase City, Va. passed away on July 20, 2017. She was the widow of David Michael Seamster. Margaret was a retired employee of Jones Apparel and a member of the Church of God of Prophecy. She also volunteered at the Chase City Food Bank.
She is survived by her children, Judy Songer, Thomas Lewis, Bobby Lewis and Jackie Lewis; brothers, Ronald Hazelwood, Roger Hazelwood, and Sam Hazelwood; sisters, Carrie Williams and Mary Newcomb; and nine grandchildren.
Services were held on Sunday, July 23, 2017 at 3:00 p.m. at Wood Funeral Chapel. Interment followed at Public Fork Christian Church Cemetery.
Memorial contributions may be made to Mecklenburg County Cancer Association, P.O. Box 311, Chase City, VA 23924.
Wood Funeral Service is serving the family.
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Joyce Ann King Reed
Mrs. Joyce Ann King Reed, age 69, of Gasburg Rd, Brodnax, died Monday, July 17, 2017 at her residence. She was a former employee of Virginia Quilting and the widow of Glenn Webster Reed. Mrs. Reed was predeceased by her mother and step-father, Hattie Belle Edenbeck and Jasper "Jake" Edenbeck, and a sister Mary K. Tucker She is survived by two sons; Chris Reed and wife Bobbie and Jason Reed and wife Becky all of Gasburg, a sister Lottie Edenbeck of Roanoke Rapids, NC , six grandchildren; Emily, Megan, DJ, Kayla , Nick and Jayden and one great grandchild, September. A funeral service will conducted Friday at 11:00 A.M. in Olive Branch United Methodist Church, Gasburg, Va. with interment in the Reed Family Cemetery, 1603 Gasburg Rd., Brodnax, Va. The family will receive friends Thursday from 7:00 to 8:30 P.M. at Crowder-Hite-Crews Funeral Home and at all other times at 1697 Gasburg Rd., Brodnax, Va. Online condolences may be sent through www.crowderhitecrews.com. Crowder-Hite-Crews Funeral Home and Crematory is serving the Reed family.
Lorene Jones Tanner
Mrs. Lorene Jones Tanner passed away peacefully on Monday, July 17, 2017 in Cary, NC. She was born June 16, 1921 in Warrenton, NC and lived most of her life in Palmer Springs, VA. She attended Women's College of NC in Greensboro, NC and worked for many years at the Bank of VA in Boydton, VA. She and her husband were active members of Grace Episcopal Church in Palmer Springs.
Mrs. Tanner was preceded in death by her husband, Jacob Thomas "Jake" Tanner and sons, Joseph Speed Jones Tanner and Joseph Speed Jones Tanner, II. She is survived by her children Tom Tanner (Leone) of McLean, VA, Nancy Tanner Mazzocchi (Leo) of Cary, NC, and Pettway Tanner Brands (Dick) of Taylorsville, NC; daughter in law, Verna Tanner (widow of Joseph) of Palmer Springs, VA and 8 grandchildren and 20 great-grandchildren.
A graveside service will be conducted 11am, Thursday, July 20 at Grace Episcopal Church in Palmer Springs. The family request memorial considerations be directed to Grace Episcopal Church, c/o Leigh Josey, 4079 Black Oak Road, Hickory, NC 28602. Online condolences may be placed at www.farrarfuneralhome.net. Farrar Funeral Home of South Hill is serving the family.
Lena Kidd Arrington
Mrs. Lena Kidd Arrington, age 77 of South Hill, died Tuesday, July 18, 2017 in VCU/Community Memorial Hospital. She was a former business manager of the radiology department at Community Memorial Hospital and the widow of Marvin L. Arrington. Mrs. Arrington is survived by her sons; Mike L. Arrington of South Hill and G. Blake Arrington of Stuart, Va. A funeral service will be conducted Friday at 2:00 P.M. in Crowder-Hite-Crews Funeral Home with interment in Oakwood Cemetery. The family will receive friends Friday from 12:00 noon until the hour of service. Memorial contributions may be made to Tabernacle Baptist Church, 23875 Highway #47, South Hill, Va. 23970 Online condolences may be sent through www.crowderhitecrews.com. Crowder-Hite-Crews Funeral Home and Crematory is serving the Arrington family.
Yvonne Bowen Sizemore
SKIPWITH, VA—Yvonne Bowen Sizemore, age 81, of Skipwith, Va. passed away on Friday, July 14, 2017. She was born on March 16, 1936 in Virgilina, Va. to the late Willie Wise Bowen and Elizabeth Blanks Bowen. She was a member of Bethel Baptist Church. She was predeceased by her parents; husband, Robert Conrad Sizemore; and two sisters, Hilma Joyce Allen and Edith Bowen Cook.
Yvonne is survived by two daughters, Donna Sizemore Hale and her husband, David of Burke, Va. and Lisa Sizemore Lowman and her husband, David of Red Oak, Va; three grandchildren, Courtney Lorraine Hale, Jakob Robert Lowman, and Hannah Elizabeth Hale. She is also survived by one sister, Betty Jane James of Clarksville, Va. and numerous nieces and nephews.
Funeral services were held on Monday, July 17 2017 at 11 a.m. at Bethel Baptist Church. Visitation began one hour prior to the service. Interment followed in the church cemetery.
Please consider memorial contributions to the Lake Country SPCA, P.O. Box 14, Clarksville, Va 23927.
Online condolences may be expressed at www.newcomballgoodfh.com. Newcomb Allgood Funeral Home in Chase City, Va will be handling the arrangements.
Joyce Gentry Hamblen
CHASE CITY, VA—Joyce Gentry Hamblen, 62, of Chase City, Va., passed away on July 14, 2017. She was a retired employee of Boswell Bookkeeping.
Joyce is survived by her husband of 47 years, Bill Hamblen; son, Dean Hamblen and wife Meagan; daughter, Kristy Waldron and husband "Sport"; brother, Raymond Gentry and wife Lilly; sisters, Alice Rutledge and husband Kenny, Sheena Eastridge and husband Paul; and a grandson, Charlie Dean Hamblen.
Services will be held Saturday, July 22, 2017 at 11:00 a.m. at Wood Funeral Chapel. Interment will be private.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Mecklenburg County Cancer Association, P.O. Box 311, Chase City, VA 23924.
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Condolences may be expressed to the family at www.woodfuneralservice.com
Phyllis Ann Carter
Phyllis Ann Carter, our angel, went to be with the Lord on Wednesday, July 12, 2017. She was born in South Hill, Va. on April 25, 1965 and was 52 years of age. She was a member of Liberty Baptist Church in Skipwith, Va.
Phyllis is survived by her father and mother, Charles Robert Carter and Linda Lacks Carter of Chase City; three godchildren, Aaron Flynn, Issac Walker, and Jacob Walker; four aunts, Mary Dawson of Chase City, Margaret Flynn and her husband, Randolph of Chase City, Anna Rogers of Brodnax and Peggy Carter of Chase City; one uncle, Marshall Carter of Chase City; special caregiver, Jay Edmonds; and three special friends, Nancy Mull, Patricia McPeters, and Brenda Stebbins.
A graveside service was held on Saturday, July 15, 2017 at 11 a.m. at the Liberty Baptist Church Cemetery.
Please consider memorial contributions to the Liberty Baptist Church Cemetery Fund, c/o Paul Fuller, 979 Wilkerson Road, Clarksville, VA 23927.
Online condolences may be expressed at www.newcomballgoodfh.com. Newcomb Allgood Funeral Home in Chase City, Va will be handling the arrangements.
Ruby Mullins Conway
Mrs. Ruby Mullins Conway, age 73 of Tanglewood Shores, Bracey, died Friday, July 14, 2017 in VCU/Community Memorial Hospital. She was a homemaker and the widow of Harvey Lee Conway, Jr.. Mrs. Conway is survived by her daughter Teri Bistarkey and husband Jim , a step-daughter Jackie Auerbach and husband Mark all of Bracey, two step-sons; Carson Conway also of Bracey and Mike Conway of Newport News, a brother Donald Mullins of Illinois, eight grandchildren; Grace Dooley, Bonnie Laine, Shelley Revels, Mark Auerbach, Jr., Wayne Auerbach, Carson Wayne Conway, Marie Avery and Michael Beal and eleven great grandchildren. A Memorial Service will be conducted Saturday, July 22, 2017 in Peninsula Memorial Park Chapel, Newport News, Va.at 11:00 A.M.. Online condolences may be sent through www.crowderhitecrews.com. Crowder-Hite-Crews Funeral Home is serving the Conway family.
Mary Magdalene "Mag" Walker King
Mary Magdalene "Mag" Walker King was born March 9, 1924 to the late Will Lee Walker and Sarah Jane Baskerville Walker. She entered into eternal rest and peace on Tuesday July 11, 2017.
She was a member of Pleasant Hill RZUA Church of La Crosse, VA where she participated with the usher board and hospitality committee, sang with the senior choir and was the Mother of the church. She was married to Clarence Lee King, Sr.
Mary was predeceased by one son, John Lewis Simmons; a sister, Carrine Gregory and six brothers, Melvin Walker, Joe Walker, John Henry Walker, William Walker, Ed Walker and Waverly Walker.
She leaves to cherish her memory: her husband of 73 years, Clarence Lee King, Sr. of the home; one daughter, Clara K. Mackey of Jacksonville, FL; two sons, William W. Simmons of La Crosse and Clarence Lee King Bey, II of Richmond, whom she raised; 11 grandchildren; 20 great grandchildren; and one great-great grandchild; a host of nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m., Sunday, July 16, 2017 at the RZUA Headquarters and Conference Center, La Crosse, VA with interment at Pleasant Hill RZUA Church. Viewing will be from 1-4 p.m., Saturday, July 15, 2017 at the funeral home and one hour prior to the service.
Services are entrusted to the professional staff of Oris P. Jones Funeral Establishment, South Hill, VA.
Robert Lee Brown, Jr.
Robert Lee Brown, Jr., 78, of Brodnax, passed away peacefully on Tuesday, July 11, 2017.
Robert's life journey began July 21, 1938, when he was born to the late Robert and Minerva Brown. He was the third of five children (Charles Tanner (deceased), Willard Tanner, Virgie Simmons (deceased) and James Brown.
Robert was baptized at an early age at Prospect RZUA Church, Brodnax, VA, and was a member of Miles Bethel Memorial, CME Church in La Crosse, VA. He received his early education in the public school system of Brunswick County. In 1956, he was drafted in the U.S. Army and served in the Korean and Vietnam War. His tour of duty took him to Korea, Panama and Vietnam. The best years of his military service were spent working for the Military District of Washington, Ceremonies & Special Events at Ft. McNair in Washington, DC. More than 15 years of his military service was served there. A dedicated soldier at heart, Robert continued to serve his country as Superintendent of the Soldier's and Airmen's Home National Cemetery. Even after his second retirement, Robert continued serving at Oris P. Jones Funeral Establishment.
On July 14, 1962, he married his best friend, Yvonne Mushaw, whom he remained loyal and dedicated to until his passing. They were married for 54 years. He was the proud father of their two sons, Darrell A. Brown and Derreck R. Brown.
After more than forty years of life away from Brodnax, VA, Robert and Yvonne came back home in 2006 to enjoy retirement, to care for Yvonne's mother in her later years, and to serve in Miles Bethel Memorial C.M.E. Church as a member of the Steward Board, President of the Men's Chorus and Chairperson for Ministry of Men. He enjoyed gardening and landscaping, visiting friends and family, watching politics and sports.
In addition to his devoted wife Yvonne and two sons, Darrell and Derreck, Robert is survived by: daughter-in-law, Robin Pena Brown and Christopher Johnson; brothers, Willard Tanner (Christine) and James Brown (Bessie); brother-in-law, Frederick Mushaw (Shirley); sister-in-law, Josephine Tanner; cousins, nieces and nephews; special family friend, Carolyn Newell and Keisha "the cat"; close family friends, Cindy Lopez, Elaine Hart, Isabel Arrietta, Anita Reed, Carolyn Goode, Pamela Jerman, Twinette Harrison, Franklin Evans; as well as doctors and nurses of Walter Reed Hospital in Bethesda, MD, VCU Richmond Hospital and VCU South Hill Hospital (Hendricks Cancer Center).
In lieu of flowers, the Brown family asks that you make donations to the VCU Community Memorial Hospital Cancer Center, P.O. Box 90, South Hill, VA 23970, c/o CMH Foundation.
Services will be held at 11 a.m., Sunday, July 16, 2017 at Miles Bethel Memorial CME Church, La Crosse, VA with Rev. Aretha V. Preston officiating. Viewing will be at the funeral home 2-6 pm, Saturday, July 15, 2017 and one hour prior to the service at the church.
Services entrusted to Robert's OPJ Family, Oris P. Jones Funeral Est., South Hill, VA.
Alvie Edison Morris Sr.
Alvie Edison Morris Sr., 85, of Sandston, passed away on Tuesday, July 11, 2017. He was preceded in death by his parents, W.D. and Lizzie Thomas Morris. An orthotics and prosthetics lab chief for McGuire VA Medical Center and a lifelong member of Corinth United Methodist Church in Sandston, he was a Tech Sargeant in the Air Force and a veteran of the Korean War. He served in the Virginia Air National Guard as Crew Chief on the C-47 that was used to transport multiple governors, was a past Commander and service officer of American Legion Post 242, and a long-term volunteer of McGuire VA Hospital; he served over 2000 volunteer hours. Alvie was distinguished as the Federal Employee of the Year in 1972. Alvie was a member of many community groups, most notably the Sandston Recreation Association, and involved in Scouts, the Model A Ford Club, Sandston youth football and baseball, and the FISH program.
Alvie Morris Sr. is survived by Elizabeth, his wife of 56 years; his sons, Alvie E. Morris Jr. (Amy) and Robin W. Morris (Marjorie); and daughter, Lisa M. Major (Brian). He had seven grandchildren, Joshua, Ryan, Edison III and Anna Paige Morris, Olivia, Brian II and Aiden Major. He is survived by three of his eight siblings, Freda Robinson, Betty Waldrep (Dave) and Rachel Allgood (Larnie); and predeceased by one sister, Barbara Moody (Cut); and four brothers, Walter, Gene (Sarah), Francis and Drewry Stuart Morris (Patsy).
Visitation was held at Nelsen Funeral Home, 4650 S. Laburnum Ave., Richmond, Va. 23231 on Wednesday, July 12, 2017, from 5 to 8 p.m. A visitation was held on Thursday, July 13, 2017, from 12 to 1 p.m. at La Crosse United Methodist Church, with service at 1 p.m. with burial to follow at La Crosse Cemetery. Online condolences may be conveyed at www.NelsenCares.com.
Robert J. Komber
Mr. Robert J. Komber, age 82 of Bracey, died Sunday, July 9, 2017 at his home.
He is survived by his wife Phyllis C. Komber; a brother James Komber, and a sister Doris Canatella.
Mr. Komber was a U.S. Army Veteran and a retired supervisor for Falls Way Motor Equipment.
Service for Mr. Komber is private. Online condolences may be placed at www.farrarfuneralhome.net.
Farrar Funeral Home of South Hill is serving the family.
Doyle "Ray'' Baber
Doyle "Ray'' Baber, 79, of Brodnax, Va., passed away on July 3, 2017 after a short illness. He was born on May 18, 1938 in Arkansas, and moved to Brodnax in 2005. He is survived by his brother, James Baber and wife Peggy, sister Laveda Young of Arkansas, companion Effie Davis and their beloved pet Classy. He was predeceased by his daughter Janet Gayle and Rebecca Hayes, Effie's daughter, who was like a daughter to him; several nieces and nephews, extended family and friends.
Ronald P. Karpinski
Mr. Ronald P. Karpinski, 70, passed away on Thursday July 6, 2017 at his home with his loving family by his side. Ronald was born on August 30, 1946 in Rome, N.Y., the son of the late Joseph and Angeline (Przybycien) Karpinski. He was raised and educated in Rome and was a graduate of Rome Free Academy class of 1964. On February 4, 1967, he married the former Kathleen V. Sroka at Transfiguration Church in Rome N.Y. The two loved and remained faithfully devoted to each other for the past 50 years, recently celebrating their Golden Wedding Anniversary with family and friends. Ronald served his country during the Vietnam War by enlisting in the United States Air Force. He earned the rank of Staff Sergeant and received an Honorable Discharge in 1970. Ron and Kathy were owners of the former R K Kennels in Rome for many years. Mr. Karpinski was also employed by the City of Rome Fire Department, a job that he loved, for over 26 years. He retired in 1999 at the rank of Lieutenant. He was also a co-owner of Holly Grove Marina located in Bracey, Va. Throughout his entire life he was an avid hunter and fisherman, and enjoyed spending his spare time sharing this love of the outdoors with his family or friends. Ronald was a loving and devoted husband, father and grandfather. He will be greatly missed but the love, wisdom, values and kindness that he bestowed on those who knew him will endure forever.
Ronald is survived by his wife Kathleen, a daughter Laurie and her husband Michael Coughlin of Taberg, N.Y.; a son Craig of Bracey, V.A.; two grandchildren, Joshua and Meghan Coughlin; his brother and sister-in- law Richard and Carol Karpinski of Littleton, N.C.; his brother-in-law Michael Sroka and his wife Patricia of Willington, N.C.; and several nieces and nephews. Ronald was preceded by both his parents and a brother Kenneth. The Karpinski family would like to thank all the family, friends, and caregivers for their love, help and support during Ronald's recent illness. No calling hours or funeral arrangements have been made at the family's request. Any monetary donations may be made in Ron's name to the Lake Gaston Fire Department, 7609 State Rte. 903, Bracey, VA. 23919. Online condolences may be sent through www.crowderhitecrews.com. Crowder-Hite-Crews Funeral Home and Crematory is serving the Karpinski family.


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Friends of Midtown is pleased to announce the winners of the 3rd annual Urban Landscaping Contest. The Urban Landscaping Contest recognizes those with green thumbs who are able to do most with the least — be it in pots, patches, or private parks. There were nine participants in this year's contest — you can check out the pictures here.
The People's Choice Award, as determined through online voting, goes to Denise and Michael Williams, 2030 Green Street.
Our two judges determined the other awards. Joyce Hoek, of Middletown, and Lou Ann Hoffman, of Halifax, are both members of the Garden Club of Harrisburg and the Harrisburg Area Civic Garden Center. Both are also National Garden Club-accredited flower show judges. Many thanks to both of them for their help with this contest!
- First Place: Jefferson Rougeau and Steven Creps, 1631 Green Street
- Second Place: Denise and Michael Williams, 2030 Green Street
- Third Place: Jeanette Townsend, 413 Boas Street
Honorable mention went to Jeremiah Underhill and Annette McKimm, of 414 Harris Street, and Karilyn Kelly-O'Keefe received special recognition for her Miss Tinkerbell miniature garden.


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Band now a three-piece after guitarist quits
Sum 41's Derek Whibley has revealed he's written 20 songs for the follow-up to 2004's 'Chuck'.
The self produced effort was recorded in Los Angeles Ocean Way studio.
Speaking about the CD, Whibley said: "We can't wait for fans to hear this album. And we can't wait to get out on the road and prove ourselves to people."
The three-piece now consists of Whibley on guitar and vocals, Cone McCaslin on bass and Steve Jocz on drums.
It marks the first time the band have made a record without founding member, guitaristDave Baksh.
Whibley told MTV News: "The whole thing with Dave happened so, yeah, I know there is a lot of baggage attached to this album. But I'd like to think that we all learned a lot from what's happened. We realized that we needed to be a band again. Because ever since 'All Killer, No Filler' (from 2001), we honestly weren't a band. We were a machine."
A release date for the as yet untitled album has yet to be confirmed.


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First Cartoon: "Hare Trigger " Creator: Friz Freleng Original Voice: Mel Blanc Catch Phrase: "Ooooooooooooooooooh!" "Great horny-toadies!" Academy Award Winner; "Knighty Knight Bugs" "Hare Trigger," 1945 "Along Came Daffy," 1947 "Buccaneer Bunny," 1948 "Bugs Bunny Rides Again," 1948 "High Diving Hare," 1949 "Mutiny On The Bunny," 1950 "Big House Bunny," 1950 "Bunker Hill Bunny," … [Read more...]
Tweety Bird Filmography
First Cartoon: "A Tale of Two Kitties " Creator: Bob Clampett Voice: Mel Blanc Catch Phrase: " "I tawt I taw a puddy tat. I did, I did see a puddy tat!" Academy Award Winner; "Tweetie Pie" "A Tale of Two Kitties," 1942 "Birdy and the Beast," 1944 "A Gruesome Twosome," 1945 "Tweetie Pie," 1947 "I Taw a Putty Tat," 1948 "Bad Ol' Putty Tat," 1949 "Home Tweet Home," 1950 "All … [Read more...]
Tasmanian Devil Filmography
First Cartoon: "Devil May Hare" Creator: Robert McKimson Voice: Mel Blanc Catch Phrase: "Grrrrrrrr" "Devil May Hare," 1954 "Ducking The Devil," 1957 "Bedeviled Rabbit," 1957 "Bill Of Hare," 1962 "Dr. Devil And Mr. Hare," 1964 … [Read more...]
Sylvester Filmography
First Cartoon: "Life with Feathers " Creator: Friz Freleng Original Voice: Mel Blanc Catch Phrase: "Sufferin' succotash!" Academy Award Winner; "Tweety Pie" #33 on TV Guide's list of top 50 best cartoon characters "Life with Feathers," 1945 "Peck Up Your Troubles," 1945 "Kitty Kornered," 1946 "Tweetie Pie," 1947 "Crowing Pains," 1947 "Doggone Cats," 1947 "Catch as Cats Can," … [Read more...]
Speedy Gonzales Filmography
First Cartoon: "Cat-Tails for Two," Creator: Robert McKimson Original Voice: Mel Blanc Catch Phrase: " "Arriba! Arriba! Ándale! Ándale!" Academy Award Winner; "Speedy Gonzales" "Cat-Tails for Two," 1953 "Speedy Gonzales," 1955 "Tabasco Road," 1957 "Gonzales' Tamales," 1957 "Tortilla Flaps," 1958 "Mexicali Shmoes," 1959 "Here Today, Gone Tamale," 1959 "West of the Pesos," … [Read more...]


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This photo shows some of the skeletons unearthed during the excavation of a medieval cemetery at St. John's College, University of Cambridge in England. (St. John's College, University of Cambridge/Press Association)Fox News
Archaeologists undertaking excavations at the University of Cambridge in England say they've discovered one of the largest medieval hospital cemeteries in the U.K., containing the remains of around 1,300 people, including approximately 400 complete skeletons.
The Press Association reported that the existence and location of the cemetery have been known to scientists since at least the mid-20th century. However, the size of the burial ground and number of remains there was not clear.
Scientists say the bodies mostly date from between the 13th and 15th centuries. They would have been taken from the Hospital of St. John the Evangelist, which stood across from the graveyard until 1511. The college, which takes its name from the hospital, was founded that same year by Lady Margaret Beaufort, mother of King Henry VII.
The bodies were buried without coffins or even burial shrouds, suggesting that most of the dead were poor. Most of the bodies were male, hinting at the hospital and cemetery's stated purpose, which was to treat "poor scholars and other wretched persons."
The University of Cambridge was founded in 1209, making it the second-oldest university in the English-speaking world, after the University of Oxford.


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|Also Known As:
|Elmore Rual Torn Jr.
|February 6, 1931
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|Temple, Texas, USA
|actor, director, cook
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One of the most prolific performers on stage, screen and in television since the late 1950s, Rip Torn was a versatile character actor and occasional lead who brought prodigious, often overpowering energy and confidence to every role he embodied - no matter how dramatic or insignificant the project. He left his native Texas in the late 1950s to make his name in show business, but found the task more daunting than imagined, so he headed for New York to train under Lee Strasberg and soak up experience in theater. His reputation as a formidable talent brought him back to Hollywood, where he essayed a vast array of characters in features ranging from "Sweet Bird of Youth" (1962) and "The Cincinnati Kid" (1965), to experimental features like "Maidstone" for Norman Mailer. Torn worked steadily throughout the 1970s and 1980s, gaining praise for his solid performances and an Oscar nomination for "Cross Creek" (1983), before vaulting to the mainstream with his Emmy-winning turn as the fearsome Artie, producer of "The Larry Sanders Show" (HBO, 1992-1998). The success of that series turned Torn into a go-to for bullish tough-love types in comedies ranging from "Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story" (2004) to "30...
One of the most prolific performers on stage, screen and in television since the late 1950s, Rip Torn was a versatile character actor and occasional lead who brought prodigious, often overpowering energy and confidence to every role he embodied - no matter how dramatic or insignificant the project. He left his native Texas in the late 1950s to make his name in show business, but found the task more daunting than imagined, so he headed for New York to train under Lee Strasberg and soak up experience in theater. His reputation as a formidable talent brought him back to Hollywood, where he essayed a vast array of characters in features ranging from "Sweet Bird of Youth" (1962) and "The Cincinnati Kid" (1965), to experimental features like "Maidstone" for Norman Mailer. Torn worked steadily throughout the 1970s and 1980s, gaining praise for his solid performances and an Oscar nomination for "Cross Creek" (1983), before vaulting to the mainstream with his Emmy-winning turn as the fearsome Artie, producer of "The Larry Sanders Show" (HBO, 1992-1998). The success of that series turned Torn into a go-to for bullish tough-love types in comedies ranging from "Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story" (2004) to "30 Rock" (NBC, 2006-13), all the while solidifying him as one of the most respected and versatile figures in the acting business.
Born Feb. 6, 1931 in Temple, TX, Elmore Rual Torn, Jr. was the son of agriculturalist and economist Elmore Torn and his wife, Thelma Mary Spacek. A cousin from his mother's side of the family, Sissy Spacek, would year later gain entry into the Actors Studio through Torn's sponsorship in the early 1970s. Torn's unusual surname was part of a family tradition passed down to the men of the family, though he also went by "Skippy" as a youth. Torn studied animal husbandry at Texas A&M with the intention of becoming a rancher. He got into acting primarily as a means to acquire the funds to purchase property. He moved to Los Angeles and found work almost immediately in films and television, including Elia Kazan's "Baby Doll" (1956) and "A Face in the Crowd" (1957). However, the roles were minor and even uncredited, and Torn soon realized that his initial view of the acting business as a get-rich-quick scheme would require some modification.
Torn lit out for New York in the late 1950s and began studying under Lee Strasberg at the Actors Studio. Roles on stage soon followed, most notably in Tennessee Williams' "Sweet Bird of Youth" in 1959. Torn's on-screen career soon flourished, with roles on countless television series and small but significant parts in features like "Pork Chop Hill" (1959) as the brother-in-law of star Gregory Peck, and "King of Kings" (1961) as Judas Iscariot. The year 1962 saw him reprise his role as the menacing Tom Finley in Richard Brooks' film version of "Sweet Bird;" the success of the film helped to establish Torn as an up-and-coming character actor of note.
Blessed with an imposing frame and a deep, resonant voice, Torn was ideal as the heavy, such as the oily gambler and blackmailer Slade in "The Cincinnati Kid" (1965). He was also effective in tough authority roles like the gunnery sergeant in Cornel Wilde's surreal World War II drama, "Beach Red" (1965) or the baffled father in Francis Ford Coppola's "You're a Big Boy Now" (1967). Television consumed much of Torn's output until the late 1960s, when he shifted his attention to more experimental feature films. He starred opposite acclaimed author Norman Mailer, who also served as director for two efforts from this period - the largely improvised police drama "Beyond the Law" (1967) and "Maidstone" (1970), which became notorious for a seemingly unrehearsed brawl between actor and director which saw Torn taking a hammer to Mailer's head and the latter biting a chunk from Torn's ear.
Torn strayed even further from the mainstream with "Coming Apart" (1969), an intensely self-reflective drama about a psychiatrist who films his sessions with various women before turning the camera on himself to capture his own breakdown. Critics were particularly unkind to the film, which garnered an X rating for scenes of graphic nudity and sexuality. At the same time, Torn began balancing his arthouse endeavors with more commercial fare, including episodic television and grindhouse fare like the Jim Brown actioner, "Slaughter" (1972).
One significant missed opportunity during Torn's independent phase was "Easy Rider" (1969). Originally cast as lawyer George Hanson in the counterculture drama, Torn allegedly objected to director Dennis Hopper's views of the South and withdrew from the project; Jack Nicholson stepped into the role, which made him a star. The experience reared its head some three decades later when in 1994, Hopper recounted a version of the story for Jay Leno on "The Tonight Show" (NBC, 1957- ) that had Torn pulling a knife on the actor during an argument. Torn filed a defamation suit against Hopper in 1999 that claimed that it was Hopper who pulled the knife on him; a judge found in Torn's favor not once but twice after Hopper attempted to appeal the ruling.
By the early 1970s, Torn seemed to settle into a groove that found him dividing his time equally between character-driven television projects and more intellectual film fare; both of which yielded praise from critics and audiences alike. He was an impressive Henry Miller opposite Ellen Burstyn in "Tropic of Cancer" (1970), and gave a bravura turn as an abusive, drug-addicted country singer in the cult favorite "Payday" (1973). He tempered his volcanic nature to play an introspective scientist who befriends David Bowie's alien in "The Man Who Fell to Earth" (1976) and a taciturn homesteader in "Heartland" (1979), as well as the little-seen Delbert Mann drama "Birch Interval" (1976), which saw him sharing screen time with his first wife, actress Ann Wedgeworth and their daughter, Danae. Other impressive performances during the seventies came as a hell-raising senator in "The Seduction of Joe Tynan" (1979) and as Richard Nixon in the miniseries adaptation of John Dean's memoir, "Blind Ambition" (CBS, 1979).
The 1980s started on a low note for Torn, with thankless roles in exploitation like "A Stranger is Watching" (1982), "Beastmaster" (1982) and the disastrous Bette Midler comedy, "Jinxed" (1982), but the following year, he experienced a career high point with his first Academy Award nomination for "Cross Creek" (1983). Starring as a rough-hewn Florida native whose daughter's relationship with a wild faun inspired Marjorie Kinnan Rawling's novel "The Yearling," Torn impressed critics and fans alike with his performance. He worked steadily on a variety of projects throughout the decade, but his finest work was on television, where he returned to the works of Williams twice; first as Big Daddy in an Emmy-winning production of "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" (1985) and later in "Sweet Bird of Youth" (NBC, 1989) as Boss Finley, father of the character that made him famous two decades before. Torn's other TV work in the 1980s included district attorney Lewis Slaton in "The Atlanta Child Murders" (CBS, 1985), Kit Carson in "Dream West" (CBS, 1986) and Lyndon Johnson opposite Treat Williams' "J. Edgar Hoover" in 1987. During this period, Torn also briefly dabbled with directing for the film "The Telephone" (1988), which was envisioned by screenwriters Terry Southern and Harry Nilsson as a dark comedy. The project fell into disarray with the casting of Whoopi Goldberg in the lead, and though an edit approved by Torn and the writers was screened at Sundance, an alternate version was released into theaters, where it was roundly panned.
After mourning the death of his longtime spouse and acting peer Geraldine Page in 1987, Torn underwent a sort of career transformation in the early 1990s, thanks to films like "Defending Your Life" (1991). The Albert Brooks comedy, which cast him as a no-nonsense, larger-than-life defense attorney for the recently deceased, led to a long string of film and television comedies for Torn. The best of these was "The Larry Sanders Show," a scathing satire of talk shows and the television industry as a whole, with Garry Shandling as the neurotic titular host of a popular late-night show and Torn as his bullish producer. Based on legendary "Tonight Show" producer Fred De Cordova, Artie seemed to be the perfect summation of Torn's screen persona: alternately terrifying and charming, and perfectly capable of physically threatening the biggest star while pampering the needs of another, all while displaying a wide, crocodilian smile. Torn received mountains of praise for his performance, as well as well an Emmy and American Comedy Award in 1994 and 1996, respectively. While working on "Sanders," Torn made a welcome return to Broadway opposite Shirley Knight in a 1997 production of Horton Foote's "Young Man with a Horn."
The popularity afforded by "Sanders" thrust Torn into the spotlight, where he worked with the pace and fervor of a man half his age for much of the decade and into the new millennium. And if some of the work seemed beneath an actor of his talent - how else to explain "Robocop 3" (1993), "Down Periscope" (1996) and the ghastly Tom Green comedy "Freddy Got Fingered" (2001) - there were also plenty of quality roles for him; most notably as the cheerful Zed, head of the "Men in Black" (1997), the voice of Zeus in Disney's "Hercules" (1997), public relations spinmaster John Scanlon in Michael Mann's "The Insider" (1999) and a well-loved author in the underrated "Wonder Boys" (2000). He briefly returned to television to play Rob Lowe's father in the short-lived "Lyon's Den" (NBC, 2003) before re-assuming his steady diet of theatrical comedies, including the unsung "Eulogy"(2004) and Ben Stiller's slapstick hit, "Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story" (2004).
That same year, the punishing workload seemed to take its toll on Torn when he was arrested for driving while intoxicated. News programs around the country broadcast disheartening footage of the actor berating police officers as he refused to undergo a breathalyzer test. Unfortunately, Torn was later twice arrested on similar charges in 2006 and 2009. Despite these setbacks, Torn continued to deliver memorable performances in films and on television. He was both amusing and imperious as a randy Louis XV in Sofia Coppola's inventive and colorful "Marie Antoinette" (2006), and earned another Emmy nomination in 2008 as Don Geiss, fictitious head of NBC on the critically acclaimed sitcom, "30 Rock." He also shone in the indie "Turn the River" (2008) as the crusty mentor to aspiring pool champ Famke Janssen, and as one of a trio of aging sea captains seeking a bride in "Chatham" (2008). In 2006, Torn made his debut as a producer with the short "The Convention" (2008), which was directed by his son Tony from his marriage to Page; he repeated the role for the feature "Lucky Days" (2008), in which he co-starred with daughter Angelica.
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Torn sued actor Dennis Hopper for defamation after Hopper appeared on NBC's "The Tonight Show" in 1992 and claimed that Torn was replaced in "Easy Rider" when Torn pulled a knife on Hopper. Torn won a six-figure judgment in 1997
January 13, 2004, Torn was arrested for drunk driving after he crashed his car into a taxi in New York's Greenwich Village
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Driving Retirement — Is It For You?
2013 Advocacy Committe Campaign
For Seniors
Driving Retirement — Is It For You?
Did you know?
While statistically seniors have fewer accidents than the general population, drivers over 70 have a much higher fatality rate in high impact collisions.
After the age of 65, each advancing year increases the odds of getting into an accident involving left hand turns by 8%.
As we age, our brains shrink in size. Our reaction times are slower and signals are often mixed up. By approximately age 75, we begin to lose function of the portion of the brain that prevents the probability of confusion. This can cause us to actually step on the accelerator when our intention is to apply the brake.
Weakened eyesight, slower reflexes alternatives such as taxis, county sponsored senior vans, moving to a more centrally located area, possibly even to a senior community.
In addition to these suggestions, you can find many helpful resources atwww.Seniorumbrellanetwork.org
This publication was produced for you by the Advocacy Committee of The Senior Umbrella Network, an organization of professionals who service the senior communities of Long Island and the boroughs.and delayed reaction time create a higher accident risk.
Self evaluating your driving objectively is important for your safety as well as your community.
Warning signs of diminishing driving skills
- Abrupt lane changes, braking or acceleration.
- More frequent close calls, dents, scrapes on the car, mailboxes, garage doors,etc.
- Failing to use turn signals when required or leaving signal on after completing the turn.
- Drifting into other lanes.
- Getting lost more often.
- Having trouble seeing or following traffic signals, road signs, and pavement markings.
- Misjudging gaps in traffic at intersections and on highway entrance and exit ramps.
- Other drivers honking at you.
- Reluctance of friends and relatives to be passengers when you drive.
What are my options?
It may be difficult to recognize that an activity which has been a major part of your adult life and defined your independence may no longer be safe. Encouragingly,there are alternatives. You need not curtail attending social events because they are too far away ortake place at night or arelocated in an unfamiliar location. Maintaining your quality of life should be of utmost importance.
- Consider the services of a Certified Driving Professional. These individuals can assist with "hands on" evaluations of you and your vehicle.
- Attend a mature driver workshop or presentation. Many of these are given at community centers, libraries, houses of worship, senior living communities, etc.
- Consult your family physician.
- CREATE A PLAN.Find driving
For Care Givers
Is it Time For Your Loved One To Retire From Driving
Loved ones play an important role in the safety and well being of the senior driver in their life. If you have concerns about your loved one's driving it may be time to discuss driving retirement.
If not handled properly, forcing an older driver to give up the keys involuntarily can trigger depression and isolation. This, in turn, can eventually lead to a more rapid deterioration in physical and mental health. It is important to understand when and how the conversation should begin. Do not wait for the older driver to get into an automobile accident or receive a traffic violation. When observing and assessing your loved one's driving, try to differentiate between everyday mistakes and more serious safety risks.
Warning Signs:
- Frequent close calls
- Finding dents and scrapes on the car
- Having trouble seeing or following traffic signals, road signs, and pavement markings.
- Slow reactions to unexpected situations, trouble moving foot from gas to brake pedal.
- Gets easily distracted or nervous while driving.
- Having difficulty turning around to check over his or her shoulder while backing up or changing lanes.
What now?
Now that you are familiar with the warning signs, what is your next step
- Together with your loved one, consult with their primary car physician to determine health uses and medications that may impair their driving.
- Start the conversation on a positive note. It is important to maintain the individual's dignity and self-assurance.
- Keep conversations brief and over time. Focus on skills, not age. In the course of the conversation, cite specific examples such as, " I became particularly concerned when you turned left in front of an oncoming car." NEVER says, "Your driving is poor and your going to get into a bad accident."
What are your Options?
Once the older driver recognizes that adjustments need to be made, a plan should be established.
- Exercise has numerous benefits for the senior drivers, which can add time to driving longevity. Make sure your loved one consults with their doctor before beginning any exercise regimen.
- A mature driver workshop may be the right option. These are offered at community centers, libraries, houses of worship, senior living communities or AAA.
- Consider a consultation with a certified driving professional. They can perform a hands-on assessment of the individual as well as an assessment of their vehicle. Simple adaptations to driving habits may make all the difference.
- Look for transportation alternatives such as taxis, local government sponsored senior transit busses, senior centers with door-to-door transportation and private agencies that provide drivers.
- Consider moving you loved one to an area where he or she can walk to stores or possibly move to an independent senior living community.
This information has been brought to you by the advocacy committee of Senior Umbrella Network, an organization of professionals who service the senior communities of Long Island and New York City to New York Area.


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The week started as usual at Del Sol High School in Las Vegas: classes, schedules, homework. But by midweek news had come that turned the campus topsy-turvy: President Obama was going to visit for the third time Friday to tout his executive directive to offer as many as 5 million immigrants protection from deportation.
Candidate Obama first visited the predominantly Latino school during his 2008 campaign, rallying supporters with the same slogan that mobilized Latinos in massive immigration national marches two years earlier: "Si, se puede" — "Yes, we can."
In early 2013 he took the podium in the school's gymnasium to announce an effort to reform the nation's immigration system, and an audience member shouted at him, "I love you!"
On Friday the crowd burst into cheers when he took the stage again.
"Good to see you again, you were here two years ago," Obama said to an audience member Friday. "It's good to be back at Del Sol High School."
In choosing the backdrop for his speech, Obama selected a school where many students could be directly affected by his directive, which sets in motion a government program to evaluate applicants and enroll those eligible to protect them from deportation. Just over 63% of students at the school in Clark County are Latino and 13% are English-language learners, according to district data.
The school also runs a small academy for students learning English, designed to provide new arrivals to the United States with intensive language training. In Nevada, 18% of students have at least one immigrant parent living in the country illegally, the largest share in the nation, according to the Pew Research Center.
"A large population of our public students have immigrant parents here, working toward their dreams," said Laura Martin, a spokeswoman for the social justice group Progressive Leadership Alliance of Nevada, which works with high school students. "Las Vegas is a great place to come make that point."
Only juniors and seniors attended the president's speech, and the arrival of media trucks, the Secret Service and the crowds all made for a rare student experience, said Clark County School District Supt. Pat Skorkowsky.
"This is a big announcement. When he was here before, there were some things that he talked about," Skorkowsky said. "But this is a major announcement, and to be able to have it here in one of our schools is just such an amazing opportunity.... We have the opportunity to have kids be able to experience something that they would never be able to experience."
After the cheers, the students will face a more down-to-earth task related to the speech: schoolwork.
"Starting next week I'm sure that there will be, especially in our government classes and our social studies classes," Skorkowsky said. "There may even be something tied to the English classes for the kids who got to experience" it.
"We'd love them to be able to get in and dissect the words and actually look at the meaning of what he said, his phraseology in the speech, so we can determine how a candidate, a political candidate, speaks differently than just a normal person."
Panzar reported from Los Angeles and Memoli from Las Vegas.


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Welcome to March! Will it be lucky? Do you have a lucky shirt? Truth: I snapped a photo of the shirt, but did not purchase it.
Sunday was a beautiful day, so I went for a walk around the barn yard. Thought I would snap a photo of the 'baby daddy' to share. This is Tall Tom ...the father of our one little growing turkey. While out on my stroll around the farm...
I ran into this big feller. Levi is always up for a talk and a treat.
Love when I get a haircut. Back to Sassy me style. ;-)
Everything except my socks, necklace and homemade flower pin was purchased at a thrift store. To see the full outfit, plus 5 other thrifty fashions; check out my weekly wear post.
We celebrated National Pancake Day. Hey, this Mom loved the easy supper! The reason we didn't have pancakes for breakfast? Because round here, it's a mad dash out the door and we are lucky everyone escapes the farm wearing a matching pair of shoes! Bear gets to eat breakfast at 'school'. I wonder if he had pancakes twice that day? If so, he didn't mind...they are his favorite.
Country roads, take me home...every day.
Current local gas prices. My tiny car is sucking up more of my paycheck pennies with every increase.
Still loving InstaGram! It's my quick fix throughout the day. Finding new photogs to follow.
You can find me @sherri9
Happy Friday! Welcome to March!
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