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The Next Clinton
Published: May 30, 1999
(Page 9 of 9)
The scandal reversed the dynamic between them that prevailed after the health care fiasco. He had never needed her more, and she was never more potent as his loyal advocate. She was able to draw clear battle lines, with Kenneth Starr as her foe, and she relished going on the campaign trial for Democrats last fall.
The Clintons still have bad days, their friends say. But privately, she speaks of him with deep admiration for his intelligence and political skills. While signs remain of iciness in their public appearances -- there are times when they barely exchange a glance on a shared podium -- the old patterns have reasserted themselves. At recent White House events, they have resumed finishing each other's sentences, and she has made her affectionate jokes at his expense.
But maybe it is simply time to stop caring so much. Maybe it is time to leave wondering if the Clintons truly love each other to the historians and to focus on the accomplishments, failures and ideas that define his Presidency and would define her Senate race.
If Clinton runs, she is likely to limit her husband's role, though he will try to meddle. Indeed, it has not escaped some of her friends that being forced onto the sidelines would be excruciating punishment for him, as, without a campaign of his own, he watches his wife and his Vice President run. But Hillary Clinton wants to find out what she can do on her own, they say. Further, having her husband front and center would make her look weak.
And therein lies a delightful switch. For years, White House aides have praised Hillary Clinton's ability and contributions while in the next breath minimizing her influence in order to build up the President. Now, Hillary's allies are unself-consciously treating her husband the same way. ''She'd be a fool not to work with him very closely on this,'' one of them told me. ''It will, however, be Hillary Rodham Clinton's campaign. It'll be her voice, and it'll be her persona. I see him playing very much a behind-the-scenes role.''
Hillary Clinton has developed a team of zealously loyal aides and outside advisers, some of whom have begun sounding out possible staff members in New York. Not surprisingly, the core members of Hillary Clinton's team are consultants that Clinton & Clinton have relied on in the past. They include Ickes, who ran Bill Clinton's campaign in New York in 1992; Mandy Grunwald, a former Clinton media strategist who worked on three Moynihan Senate races; Mark Penn, the President's pollster, and Terry McAuliffe, a close Clinton friend and the party's pre-eminent finance man, who would help raise the $15 to $20 million Clinton would need. Others, including Hillary Clinton's friend Maggie Williams and the political strategist Michael Berman, are likely to play at least advisory roles.
Some of Clinton's friends and advisers worry she may not have the physical strength for a Senate race. They wonder if her clothes are too muted, if she is too Midwestern and how she can possibly run behind velvet ropes and Secret Service guards. Most of all, they wonder if she can relax and handle the press with her humor rather than her hard edge. At a recent Clinton speech in Buffalo, I was yanked back when I tried to approach Clinton's rope line by an event organizer who apologetically explained that she was under White House orders to repel reporters.
''It has crossed my mind,'' Clinton said wryly, when I asked if she was worried about being attacked by her opponents and scrutinized by the press. ''But the possibility of partisan or political attacks does not serve as a deterrent. That is not anything that would prevent me'' -- and here she started laughing -- after having been through what we've been through, from deciding to run for office.''
Like a star quarterback at a pep rally, Hillary Clinton burst through the gym door at Buffalo State College to the shouts and whistles of 600 enraptured fans, most of them women. Wearing her usual uniform -- a dark pants suit and the blond helmet that ended her hair-style quest -- she strode to the center of the court with her usual grin, cheekbones soaring. ''Ask a Working Woman,'' read the purple and yellow sign over her left shoulder as she took her seat among five women who had been asked, Clinton explained, to come today in ''the clothes that they wear on the job.'' This town-hall meeting, earlier this month, provided a look at how Clinton would run for senator. It is a familiar look to anyone who has watched that other Clinton in action.
For an hour, with a remote microphone and no notes, Clinton led the audience through a thicket of public-policy issues. She did not do boxers or briefs, but she went to similar lengths to relate to her crowd. When one woman said that not enough was being done to support two-parent families, Clinton tangentially recalled what she had written about the horror of divorce. ''I know that there are problems,'' she said. ''I mean, marriage is hard'' -- she began to grin as the crowd got it and started laughing -- it is hard work, and I'd be the first to tell ya.'' When the cheering stopped, she added, ''But when you have a child, you have a special obligation.''
The observation lightly reinforced a lesson Clinton's advisers believe Americans learned about the First Lady last year: she is a human being after all, one they can identify with. Another nightmare has become a tidy tale of personal growth and a selling point.
For almost every speaker's problem, Clinton had a government solution, though they fell into a pattern: ''The policy that the President has proposed'' or ''Among the many proposals that the President has sent to Congress. . . .'' Summing up, she suggested that she would look to her husband to address issues discussed today. Then she began construction on one of her trademark transcontinental sentences, pounding together clause after clause down which, miraculously, subject, verb and object rattled to their point. The result was a kind of mission statement for Hillary Clinton.
''Now,'' she commenced, ''I think it would be a very good thing, not only for Buffalo or Erie County or New York but our whole country, for each of us to take a deep breath and think, You know, there but for the grace of God go I, and how can I try to help somebody else, how can I be an advocate for the kinds of things that working women and particularly single working moms or even stay-at-home moms or health care providers -- whatever -- how can I try to think of a way to make this community work as well as it can work?''
It is the all-encompassing ''whatever'' that captures the blurry scope of Hillary Clinton's waking dreams. And it is the next sentence -- a concluding, classically Clintonian pander -- that suggests how, and where, she wants to realize them: ''You know, ever since I first came to Buffalo when I was a young girl. . . .''
Photos: (Photograph by Chuck Close); Top: The First Lady visiting Queens on March 3. Above: At the White House with Harold Ickes on Feb. 24.; (Lisa Quinones/Black Start; Ralph Alswang/The White House); Top: Hillary and Chelsea Clinton visiting Tunisia on March 27. Above: At the White House to push long-term health care proposals on Jan. 4. (Mohamed El-Dakhakhny/Sipa Press; Robert Trippett/Sipa Press)


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Lenzerheide will likely witness a thrilling culmination to the World Cup season from Wednesday as both the men's and women's overall Crystal Globes are up for grabs.
Twice overall World Cup winner Aksel Lund Svindal has double title-holder Marcel Hirscher in his sights with just four points separating the pair.
In the women's competition it's almost as close, although German Maria Hoefl-Riesch has a 29-point lead over Olympic Super-G champion Anna Fenninger of Austria.
Norwegian Svindal has already sewn up the downhill and Super-G crystal globes but will be counting on another maximum 100 points in Wednesday's downhil to put the pressure on Hirscher, who will not race that event.
The two will come face to face on Thursday in the Super-G where Svindal again is favourite to win, although Hirscher will at least be hoping to pick up some points.
The Austrian's revenge will probably come at the weekend in Saturday's giant slalom and Sunday's slalom.
In the first he leads American Olympic, twice world and four time small crystal globe champion Ted Ligety by 50 points.
Ligety needs to win and hope Hirscher slips up to snatch a fifth crystal globe in the discipline but any success he gains could benefit Svindal in the overall standings.
Hirscher trails German Felix Neureuther in the slalom standings by just five points but with Norwegian prodigy Henrik Kristoffersen 40 points off the lead, the Austrian faces a double threat to both his small globe and overall hopes non Sunday.
In the women's competition Hoefl-Riesch has the advantage of competing in all four events, although she is not in top shape having pulled out of Tuesday's training session due to illness.
And whereas in 2011 the German benefitted from dire weather conditions in Lenzerheide to win the overall globe by three points thanks to most races being cancelled, this time around the weather looks likely to hold out and she will have to compete for honours on the slopes.
She's in prime position, though, to win the downhill globe on Wednesday where she has an 80-point lead on Fenninger, meaning the Austrian must win and hope Hoefl-Riesch fails to achieve a top 10 finish to turn the standings on their head.
Fenninger faces a similar gap in Thursday's Super-G where she is Olympic champion but trails Switzerland's Lara Gut, the world championship silver medallist, by 71 points.
On Saturday the slalom has long already been sewn up by dominant American teenager Mikaela Shiffrin, who has been a cut above in this discipline for the last two years, winning Olympic gold, the world title and two World Cup crystal globes.
For the overall globe, though, it could be decisive as Fenninger will not compete, meaning Hoefl-Riesch can put some points on her rival.
With a bit of luck it will all come down to Sunday's giant slalom. Fenninger is in fine form in this discipline having won the last three races but still trails Sweden's Jessica Lindell-Vikarby by 14 points.
Even so, if she wins again she will not only claim the small globe but could do enough to pinch the overall title from Hiefl-Riesch.


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DUBLIN Ireland can afford to be choosy about when it returns to long-term bond markets even though recent moves by the European Central Bank (ECB) and German constitutional court have created positive momentum, the country's debt chief said on Wednesday.
Dublin has begun paving the way towards exiting official funding by returning to long and short-term debt markets in recent months, a move helped greatly by euro zone leaders agreeing at a summit in June to look at easing Ireland's bank debt.
John Corrigan said Ireland was in a much more comfortable position after reducing to 2.4 billion euros a 12 billion euro funding cliff looming just after it plans to exit an EU/IMF bailout next year - something he said was a "big, big concern" with investors.
"We're in a very comfortable position now so I think we can be a little bit more choosy about when we return but certainly the backdrop created by the German (constitutional court) ruling this morning is extremely positive," Corrigan told reporters.
"We have substantial cash balances and like I said we can be more choosy as regards future issuance. We're in a better place by virtue of our own actions and by virtue of the European backdrop this morning."
Ireland has hacked away at its post-bailout funding by launching two bond switches, its first issue of sovereign bonds that stagger capital repayments and raising 4.2 billion euros in new long-term debt.
Corrigan said the average interest rate of just under 6 percent on the long-term and amortizing bond issues was higher than the National Treasury Management Agency (NTMA) would expect to pay on an ongoing basis.
He said the German constitutional court's decision on Wednesday to give a green light to Europe's new rescue fund led to a particularly dramatic downward move for Irish bonds. The yield on Irish five-year debt fell 40 basis points to 4.1 percent, its lowest level since August 2010.
However the Irish government believes it can only make the required full market return at sustainable rates if it gets a deal on its legacy bank debt, which has helped push the state's debts towards 120 percent of gross domestic product (GDP).
Ireland's finance minister said on Wednesday that Dublin and the ECB disagree on the best way to cut a deal, although both he and the country's central bank governor have relayed their confidence in recent days that one would be reached.
Corrigan, who met investors in Frankfurt on Tuesday while colleagues met others in Paris and the Netherlands, added that risks to a sustained return to monthly bond auctions included any veering off Ireland's bailout targets as well as a fresh escalation of the euro zone debt crisis.
He later said in a speech that ratings agencies had told the NTMA that they were happy with Ireland's bailout progress but that issues across the euro zone were constraining them from upgrading Ireland's credit rating.
Echoing comments made to Reuters on Tuesday by Finance Minister Michael Noonan, Corrigan said he does not anticipate the ECB having to buy Irish bonds as they are performing well. But the announcement of its new scheme should help push yields down at a treasury bill auction on Thursday, he said.
He said he hoped Thursday's second T-bill auction this year would mark the beginning of monthly short-term debt issues from here on out and that the yield for three-month paper would fall well below the 1.8 percent paid to sell paper of the same maturity in July.
"We're confident it will be much reduced compared with the last bond auction because of all the factors that have happened in the intervening period," Corrigan said.
(Reporting by Padraic Halpin; Editing by Toby Chopra and Susan Fenton)
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The Lay of the Land
by Richard Ford
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Lauren Cartwright's review
Jul 30, 2007
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Horrible. Utterly and completely horrible. Some context for why I read all three books: I packed Ford's trilogy for a week-long trip to Paris - the only books in my bag, which were the only non-French books to be found. Aside from Ford's now very obvious formula of chapter after chapter of Bascombe's narcissistic ramblings combined with (no surprise!) yet another life-changing event about 60 pages from the end, what I disliked most about this book is a toss up between statements that could only exist in a post-9/11 environment in what was supposed to be a pre-9/11 setting (e.g. Bascombe makes 2-3 references to FBI profiling, which would only be plausible after 9/11) and improbable geographic references (e.g. Bascombe's real estate partner's wife drops his kids off at school in Rumson, which is a 60-minute drive one way without traffic from the fictional town in which they live near Tom's River).
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I was referred to Justin Spizman by a close friend. This was for repeat DUI offense under very difficult circumstances. From the beginning, Justin was professional and competent, and didn't promise too much. I appreciated his realistic view of the difficult situation I was in and the chance it wouldn't go the way I wanted.
He had a good game plan from the beginning, of looking at the evidence critically seeing where we were at, and changing court venues when he thought this would help. Although it took many months to get a resolution, I am happy to say, with Justin's negotiating skills and legal knowledge, that he was able to take a situation where expected punishment included significant jail time, suspended license, and forced ignition interlock use on my car, as well as DUI charge, to a reduced charge with none of the above! Although I still have to do community service and fines and probation, this is much better than I could have hoped for, with the incredibly punitive and unfair system we have (my opinion).
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We stayed here on a spur of the moment roadtrip to Solvang because most of the other hotels in Solvang were booked up. It was clean, but everything is very old and maintained very cheaply. One of our towels was very obviously patched where there was previously a hole. Shampoo and conditioner looked like sample packages that come in magazines or newspapers. Good thing I brought my own. Sheets were clean, but mattress was lumpy and pillows were flat. TV is an old tube television.
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South Africa, the continent's largest economy and ranked 32nd globally in business tourism, is aggressively marketing its African portfolio to boost tourism numbers and revenues amid a steady increase in spend and visitors coming from Africa, in particular Angola, Zimbabwe and Nigeria.
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SADC countries, home to about 280 million people, contribute a modest 2% to the global tourism market despite boasting amazing tourist destinations and having 'solid' marketing strategies in place. RETOSA, a permanent SADC body tasked to develop tourism in the region through effective marketing, met in Durban, South Africa, during the 2011 Tourism Indaba to plot the way forward in removing barriers hampering tourism growth and development in the region.
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What a wonderful place to call home during our time on MDI! From the moment we arrived, I knew we had made an outstanding pick. Blueberry Lane Cottage felt like home with so many thoughtful details. It was incredibly clean, had every supply we could have needed and provided great space for our family to spread out and relax! I would stay there again in a heartbeat!
Our family of four stayed for three nights and were very pleased with the home. It was spacious, clean, tidy and offered a beautiful view out the back. We even had a large doe graze on the fresh leaves beside the house one morning. We ate most of our meals out except for breakfast but the kitchen seemed well stocked and it was so nice being able to wash a load of laundry before heading back on the road again. The owner Kathy was prompt and professional in responding to our emails. We would definitely stay here again on a return trip to Maine! You won't be disappointed.
This was an excellent place to stay for our group of 7 adults (all family members). The house is new, well maintained, spacious, very pleasant and simple but very tastefully decorated. The calm and quiet is stunning and we loved it. We saw deer almost every morning we were there. Its situated on the quieter side of the island and has wide open area in the back that leads into the hills. Everyone in my family loved it and they were sorry that our stay here was so short. We would love to return again.
My friends and I (3 adults, 1 toddler) had an amazing time at the cottage on Blueberry Lane. It is a new home with simple decor and beautiful furniture. Plenty of space for us to spread out, great views out to the blueberry hill, and everything you need to cook in the kitchen (though a little sparse in the oil/spice dept.). We spent 3 nights and would have stayed much longer if we could have! Would return in a heartbeat.
This was a terrific place to stay. We brought our family (2 adults, 2 kids under 10) & my parents. There was plenty of room & the loft works great for kids. The owners take great care to set up lots of great resources to explore the island. We love SW Harbor. There were plenty of things to see and explore and great tips of favorite things from the owners. Having new appliances and a vacuum was a big plus! The house is isolated in the woods but close enough to town to get to parks, drugstores, and restaurants ....plus bike rentals, in a jiffy. Being able to pick blueberries was so much fun too. We had homemade pancakes and scones with....blueberries! Bring your toothbrush & have a great stay!
This was the perfect cottage with the perfect setting. It was clean, comfortable and very spacious. It had all the comforts of home and more. This is truly a treasure in the woods. Peaceful and quiet. The landscape is breathtaking. While enjoying our morning coffee on the deck, we saw a doe and her fawn; wild turkey searching for food; and two male woodpeckers fighting for the title of "King of the Tree." They are such beautiful birds.
The town is quaint and the locals are very friendly and helpful. We were impressed with the people at the Chamber of Commerce. Very informative offering free brochures/pamphlets with places to go, things to see and activities to do. "Common Good" has great popovers, and Beal's is the place for fresh lobster right off the boat. There are a lot of great places to hike right in Southwest Harbor: Long Pond Trail which is right up the road, Wonderland Trail, Ships Harbor, and Echo Lake are some of the easier trails we enjoyed. Make sure you have a camera!
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He was born on Oct. 31, 1940 in McCreary County, Kentucky, the son of the late Edwin and Juanita (Young) Brooks. On Nov. 26, 1987, he married Brenda J. Brooks, who preceded him in death on May 31, 2014.
He is survived by four children, Rick Brooks, Edwin Brooks, Bobby Brooks and Debbie (Jace) Creech, all of Sidney; three stepchildren, David (Anna) Knasel, of Somerset, Kentucky, Joyce (Chuck) Wood, of Warsaw, Missouri, Johnny (Tiffany) Knasel, of Sidney; one sister, Loretta Douglas, of Plattsville; many grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Claude was preceded in death by two sons, Wayne Claude Brooks and Tracey Brooks, and one sister, Thelma Elmore.
Claude spent his working career as a welder. He enjoyed NASCAR and loved to go fishing.
Mr. Brooks was a member of the Sidney Apostolic Temple where a memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. Monday, July 14, 2014, with the Rev. Mark Hina officiating.
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NEW YORK — Listen, and I'll tell you the story of the bookstore chain that stormed into the hottest category in consumer electronics and conquered.
How the Nook Tablet compares to the Kindle Fire
A comparison of the major features of Barnes & Noble Inc.'s Nook Tablet computer and Amazon.com Inc.'s Kindle Fire:
Price: The Nook Tablet costs $249; the Kindle Fire, costs $199.
Connectivity: Both tablets connect to the Internet only through Wi-Fi.
Screen size: Both tablets have displays that measure 7 inches diagonally. That's about three times the size of an iPhone screen and half the size of an iPad screen.
Software: Both run modified versions of Google Inc.'s Android software. Neither one has direct access to Google's Android Market for third-party applications; Amazon and Barnes & Noble run their own stores.
Apps: Barnes & Noble says its goal is to have 1,000 third-party applications available by the end of the year. Amazon has nearly ten times as many.
Storage: The Nook Tablet has 16 gigabytes of storage plus a memory-card slot. Of the built-in memory, all but 1 gigabyte is reserved for content bought from Barnes & Noble. The Kindle Fire includes 8 gigabytes of internal storage and no memory-card slot.
Battery life: Barnes & Noble claims up to 9 hours of video on the Nook Tablet, Amazon says 7.5 hours on the Kindle Fire.
Thickness: They're nearly identical: the Nook tablet is 0.48 inches thick, while the Kindle Fire is 0.45 inches.
Weight: Again, nearly identical. The Nook Tablet weighs 14.1 ounces, the Kindle Fire half an ounce more.
Movies: Both come with apps from Netflix and Hulu, which provide streaming movies and TV shows to subscribers. The Kindle Fire also provides access to downloadable and streaming movies from Amazon.
It's a nice underdog story, right? A bit like the tale of plucky rebels who attacked Lord Vader's Death Star.
But that was fiction. Barnes & Noble Inc.'s new Nook Tablet ($249) is a solid product, worthy of duking it out with Amazon.com Inc.'s Kindle Fire. Considering that the Nook comes from a desert planet where the only entertainment was shooting womp rats (Sorry, I mean "from a bookstore chain." ), it's really impressive.
But the Nook doesn't quite muster enough force to blow up a Death Star. Barnes & Noble's earlier Nooks were dedicated book-reading devices, and the Tablet is at most a half-way step into the world of general-purpose tablet computing.
Like the new Kindle Fire, the Tablet has a 7-inch, touch-sensitive color screen, about half the size of the iPad's. It's the same screen as on the Nook Color, the e-reader Barnes & Noble launched a year ago. I thought it was the best e-reader yet when it launched.
The Tablet improves on the Nook Color mainly by beefing up the processor and the memory and extending the battery life to 11.5 hours of reading, or 9 hours of video.
The Tablet also has improved software, but the Color will be getting the same software through a downloadable update.
The Tablet is debuting with Netflix and Hulu applications. Coupled with the nice, sharp screen, that makes for a good device for that TV and movie fix —as long as you're connected to Wi-Fi. The apps actually highlight one of the shortcomings of the Tablet: there's no way (short of hacking the software) to use it for offline viewing of movies you buy or rent.
Barnes & Noble promises to provide some sort of movie store next year. Amazon, meanwhile, launched the Kindle Fire with access not just to Netflix and Hulu, but to its own store with downloadable video, plus free streaming content for Amazon Prime subscribers.
Barnes & Noble is also well behind when it comes to the selection of third-party applications: its goal is 1,000 by the end of the year. That compares to just under 10,000 at Amazon, and 500,000 on the iPad.
However, the Nook has these features over the Fire:
— Faster processor and more memory for software operations, which means faster Web browsing and magazine page-flipping.
— Longer battery life.
— Twice as much storage space: 16 gigabytes compared to eight. Don't get too excited about this, though. What Barnes & Noble has left out of its marketing material is that only 1 gigabyte is available for content that isn't bought from Barnes & Noble. Since books don't take up much space and Barnes & Noble doesn't sell movies, much of the 16 gigabytes is likely to be wasted.
— A slot for memory cards. This is the cure for the lack of memory for non-Barnes & Noble content. You can add another 16 gigabytes of memory by buying a $20 card.
— The ability to load books from third-party stores like Google Books. On the Kindle, you can only read books from Amazon.
— Netflix streams are sharper. Barnes & Noble initially claimed they were in high definition, but that X-wing doesn't fly: the Tablet's screen isn't high-definition.
— Children's books with built-in narration (some Kindle apps have this).
— A microphone. This doesn't have a lot of uses, but it does allow you to record your own narration.
Apart from the ones mentioned above, the Kindle Fire has these features over the Nook:
— A lower price: $199.
— The Comixology app, the most popular one for comic books. On the Nook, you're pretty much limited to buying electronic comics from Barnes & Noble.
For the most part, the Nook Tablet justifies the higher price tag compared to the Kindle. Of course, anyone with money to spend should also be looking at the iPad 2, which starts at $499 and does all of what these smaller tablets do — plus a whole lot more. That's one Death Star that won't be exploding in a hurry.
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"We have managed to bring down a drone of the enemy. This has happened before in our country," the agency quoted war games spokesman General Hamid Sarkheli as saying in Kerman, southeast Iran, where the military exercise is taking place.
The agency gave no details on who the drone belonged to.
In Washington, a Pentagon spokesman said he had seen the reports. He noted that the Iranians did not specifically claim that the drone was American.
In the past, there have been incidents of Iran claiming to have seized U.S. drones.
In early January Iranian media said Iran had captured two miniature U.S.-made surveillance drones over the past 17 months.
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I'll hang in there then - good luck with your move.
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It's amazing you found this old cemetery! As to A Coffee, I'm somewhat surprised I missed his marker when I was at John Coffee Cemetery. I'll have to check back after you post the memorial for him, and for the new cemetery. Thanks for the information - I do hope you put some of this great biographical info on their memorials.
As an aside, if the members of the Coffee family buried at John Coffee are direct relatives, I'd be more than happy to transfer care of the memorials to you. Just send me a request (with your Find A Grave#) through the edit function of each memorial and I'll do the transfers immediately.
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Forgot to add that no, I'm no relation to the Coffee family. I've also corrected the entry for Arissa.
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It's terrific that you've found their actual burial place. The information that they were buried at John Coffee Cemetery came from Gary Norris' book on Overton County Cemeteries.
I've deleted the two memorials for Richard & Martha and eagerly await the creation of their correct memorials.
Can you tell me where this cemetery is located and what it was called? I'm trying to locate as many Overton cemeteries as possible and would like to add the info on this "new" cemetery to my database. Thanks for the correcting information.
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The cemetery is located on the old Bilbrey Station Farm. Bobby Cunningham's widow owns the farm now. From Brotherton go past Shady Grove Church about 1/4 mile. You will see a farm gate going into a hay field with a large pond. There is a trailer across the road. You can park at the gate. There is a pass through so people can go to the pond to fish. Walk straight about 3/4 mile. Cross one field, then the next field had a deer stand in the middle of it. Cross it and there will be and old road to the right. The cemetery is fenced. The last time were there we saw a wild hog so be careful. On weekends we were told hunters from Nashville had the farm leased for hunting. If you go pass the farm gate the next driveway leads to the farm house. If the gate is open you can drive up to the cabin. Then you just have to cross one field. W C Bilbrey was my gggrandfather. My mother was Audrey B Tallent Benson , her mother was Cora Delana Bilbrey Tallent, her father was Dawson Jackson Bilbrey and his father was William C Bilbrey 1821-1888. The cemetery is all family members.
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Shimano Tekota 600-LC Conventional Reel
Diecast aluminum frame
Super Stopper and Assist Stopper
Non-Disengaging Levelwind System
Crossbar Forward Design
Oversized Cast Control Knob
Shimano Tekota Trolling Reel
Palmable levelwind reels
Rugged 1-piece die-cast aluminum frame
A-RB ball bearings plus one-way roller bearing
Super Stopper anti-reverse system
Line counter models for precise presentations
Shimano TLD 2-Speed Conventional Reel
Extremely popular no-nonsense overhead reel
Graphite frame sheds unnecessary weight
Extremely tough to handle hard-fighting predators
Long-range spool with a greater drag curve
2-speed gearing offers versatility and power
New! Shimano Talica Lever Drag Reel
Pinnacle of small lever drag 2-speed market
Compact, high-speed, castable lever drag
E.I. surface treatment for corrosion protection
Ergonomic design and lightweight spool
Cold forged machined aluminum frame and spool
Shimano Trinidad A Conventional Trolling Reel
X-Ship Gear Support System for enhanced Efficiency
Super Free for incredible freespool castability
Super Stopper with Silent Twin Pawl Assist Stopper
Lightweight Ergonomic Handle Knob
Cold Forged AL Drag Star with Micro-Click
Shimano Tiagra A Series 2-Speed Trolling Reel, TI-50WLRSA
Handles harsh saltwater and tough game fish
A-RB bearing drive is 10x more corrosion-resistant
2-speed gearing for more torque when you need it
Ratcheting drag lever eliminates lever backing off
Machined aluminum body and side plates
Shimano Tyrnos 2-Speed Trolling Reel
Designed for heavy-duty saltwater fishing
Solid construction and die-cast aluminum frame
Oversized gears and handle shanks for extra torque
4 stainless steel A-RB ball bearing drive
2-speed gearing offers versatility and power
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Hotels in North Sealand, Denmark
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- Most bookedComwell Borupgaard
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"We combined a night at this hotel and a day at Louisana Art Museum. We used the spa, relaxed by the fire and had food from the bar menu. All of which we enjoyed."
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"The bed was not comfortable to us so we hardly slept for the nights we stay. The bed was also small to us."
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"A room with a balcony view of the beach, ocean and Kronborg definitely worth the extra. Disappointed on last day - Housekeeping left our balcony door open / unlocked. Ironically the hotels own guidebook warns occupants to keep the door locked. Otherwise beautiful hotel and location. Well wo..."
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"Charming holiday village style place. The cabin was pretty comfortable, but there were a few ants that were wandering around a bit. Location was just perfect at a nice strolling distance from the village and the sea. The staff were so nice and made us feel so welcome. Good breakfast (recommend th..."
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"Hotel has a motel type of experience. Work in progress on the grounds which will look good when finished. Very pleased that they provided very nice gluten free rolls for me."
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"Nice quiet area but not much nearby apart from the beach. Restaurant closed by 8pm which I wasn't told so had to drive into the town to find something to eat. Good breakfast."
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"We stayed here for 3 nights, using it as a base from which to explore Northern Zeeland. The hotel is in a beautiful location, and we really enjoyed having breakfast on the terrace which overlooks the gardens. Overall we felt that the hotel was excellent value for money. Rooms were very clean but ..."
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"We had a great couple of days kicking back in the spa and around the town of Gilleleje. This hotel is indeed a classic. It doesn't have all the toots and whistles but it is really nice if you are willing to roll with the atmoshere and relax. The staff was very friendly and helpful. We had dinner ..."
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"Bare bones, but everything is covered. Free, fast Wi-Fi, good breakfast, out of town location (in an industrial zone). It's basic, but if you're driving through Helsingor or taking the ferry to Sweden, it's fine. It's a motel, which is strange for this part of Europe. If I travel this way again, ..."
A Traveller, Jul 2015, US
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"Thoroughly enjoyed our stay and will go back. First floor rooms are the ones to go for, especially rooms 1 and 2 which have balconies overlooking the sea. Public rooms nicely decorated and very comfortable. Owners most kind and generous. Breakfast typical for Svandinavia - everything very fresh a..."
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Map of North Sealand hotels
- Louisiana Museum of Modern Art
- Kronborg Slot (Elsinore Castle)
- Tisvildeleje Beach
- Hornbaek Beach
- Fredensborg Palace (Fredensborg Slot)
- Frederiksborg Palace
- Karen Blixen Museum
- Gilleleje Museum
- Nakkehoved Lighthouse
- Hornbaek Plantage
- Jaegerspris Palace (Jaegerspris Slot)
- Draby Kirke
- Saint Olai's Church
- Skibshallerne & Fiskerhuset
- Selso Palace (Selso Slot)
- Skibby Kirke
- Munkeruphus
- J.F. Willumsens Museum
- Knud Rasmussen House
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If you are looking for North Sealand hotels in a particular area, you can use the search feature at the top of the page to search by neighborhood, landmark, address or zip code, or you can search by using the built-in map feature. You can also browse hotels in North Sealand by type, amenities, and star-rating so that you can find the best hotel. Currently, top rated hotels in North Sealand are:
- B & B By The Sea
- Kokkedal Castle Copenhagen
- Hotel Villa Brinkly
- Femhøj
- Villa Snekkersten
The location of your North Sealand hotel is important. If you are traveling to North Sealand, &StateorCountry for business, you may want to consider getting a hotel close to the airport or near your meeting venue. By doing so, you can really cut down on transportation costs and time. You may also want to book a hotel that offers free wifi just in case you need to get some work done.
If you are traveling for vacation, figure out which attractions or landmarks you want to see and book a hotel that is within close proximity. Although hotels near attractions might cost a little more, you may find that spending those extra few dollars is worth the convenience. You can even find hotels that align with your interests. For example, if you are looking for a relaxing vacation, a spa hotel may be the perfect choice for you.
You'll also want to determine which type of accommodations will suit your needs before booking a hotel in North Sealand. If you're traveling with the kiddos, a family friendly hotel will offer larger rooms and more sleeping arrangements. For those traveling for an extended period of time, booking a hotel suite with a kitchenette is a smart move and will feel a little more like home. If you are budget conscience and just need a place to rest your head, a hostel or motel may be all you need.
If you are looking to score the best discounts and deals, use the filter to sort by price from low to high. You can book a hotel in North Sealand for as low as $51 per night. If you are looking to cut down on expenses, look for hotels that include free breakfast and parking. Some hotels even offer free shuttle service to and from nearby places. You can also sort by star rating, proximity, and guest rating.
Before you book, check out user reviews. Hotels.com has 2731 reviews in North Sealand. We show reviews from Expedia and TripAdvisor so you know that you are reading genuine, reliable reviews. Be sure to download the Hotels.com app so you can book your reservations on the go, view amenities, and save the hotels you want to view and compare later.


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Bible Baptist is a traditional, independent church in Plum Boro focusing on teaching God's Word.
We welcome long-time Christians, new believers, and those curious about Christianity alike.
Whether you're new to the area or have lived here your whole life, we'd love for you to join us!
AWANA Club for youth ages 4 through 9th grade: A fun time of songs, games, Bible stories, handbook
activities, and contests on Friday evenings from 6:00-7:40 PM.
May 20 -- AWANA Awards Night
See you again in the Fall!
Weekly Events
Sunday School - 10:00 am
Sunday Traditional Worship Service - 11:00 am
Sunday Evening Service - 6:00 pm
Wednesday Evening Prayer & Bible Study - 6:00 pm
Friday AWANA Youth Program - 6-7:40pm
Bible Baptist Church is situated on 25 beautiful hilltop acres just off of Leechburg Road and overlooking the Turnpike in Plum Boro. Our facilities include a full basketball/volleyball court inside a heated gymnasium, a regulation-size softball court, an open field for outdoor volleyball and tents, a large kitchen, and a fellowship hall for dinners and children's events.


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Lem's latest: Arreola meets Stiverne; Banks wants the winner
Heavyweight contender Chris Arreola meets Bermane Stiverne in a March 9 eliminator bout for the right to face Vitali Klitschko.
Heavyweight contender Chris Arreola meets Bermane Stiverne in a March 9 eliminator bout for the right to face Vitali Klitschko.
Unbeaten 18-year-old welterweight Dusty Harrison, of Washington, D.C., trained alongside undefeated 24-year-old junior welterweight champion Danny Garcia, of Philadelphia.
Sugar Ray Leonard on Adrien Broner: "I've been watching this kid, man, and this kid, man, he's a talent. That kid has it. He's one of those rare fighters that has the entire package. He has everything."
If they continue to win, Danny Garcia and Amir Khan could fight again in the fall.
Does Juan Manuel Marquez rank with Julio Cesar Chavez Sr. among Mexico's all-time greats?
Brooklyn native Zab Judah to Philadelphia's Danny Garcia: "When you come into Brooklyn, you have to show some respect. Take your ass whooping and head down I-95."
Manny Pacquiao will be featured on TNT on Thursday night as a result of visits from former NBA stars Charles Barkley and Reggie Miller.
Danny Garcia's father and trainer Angel Garcia got under the skin of future opponent Zab Judah during Saturday's press conference promoting their Showtime-televised clash on Feb. 9.
RING junior welterweight champion Danny Garcia will be facing a former world titleholder for the sixth time when he meets southpaw Zab Judah on Feb. 9 at Barclays Center in Brooklyn.
THE RING, WBA and WBC junior welterweight champion Danny Garcia is set to face Zab Judah, a former six-time titleholder, in a Showtime-televised headliner on Jan. 19. A return to Barclays Center in Brooklyn is a consideration, but not a certainty.
Golden Boy CEO Richard Schaefer and Golden Boy President Oscar De La Hoya flanked Floyd Mayweather Jr.'s advisor, Leonard Ellerbe, at ringside during Saturday night's fights at Barclays Center in Brooklyn.
Once-beaten middleweight prospect Danny Jacobs will return to the ring on the Dec. 1 Miguel Cotto-Austin Trout undercard, according to Golden Boy CEO Richard Schaefer.
RING junior welterweight champion Danny Garcia could return to Brooklyn's Barclays Center on Jan. 19 against an opponent to be announced. Former champ Zab Judah, a Brooklyn native, is thought to be a prime candidate.
Paulie Malignaggi was glad he fought before his hometown fans at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, but disappointed with the narrow decision, the CompuBox scoring and the fact that rival Pablo Cesar Cano failed to make the 147-pound division limit.
Danny Jacobs: "I want to be a part of organizations where cancer is a process of recovery, because everyone can relate to cancer."
Former titleholder Kendall Holt is the next in line to face IBF junior welterweight beltholder Lamont Peterson.
Angel Garcia on Erik Morales: "He was trying to convince me that he wasn't doping or nothing. He swore on his mom, his kids that he wasn't doping and all of this s–t."
Fans share their thoughts on Danny Garcia's fourth-round KO of Erik Morales, the fighters they hope to see the young junior welterweight champ take on next, as well as other subjects (such as unbreakable boxing records) in this week's Monday mailbag.
Angel Garcia spoke to RingTV's Bill Emes about the family decision to allow his son Danny Garcia to defend his 140-pound titles against Erik Morales after the Mexican legend failed a drug test, his son's KO of Morales and about the future.
RingTV's Bill Emes spoke to Danny Garcia after the undefeated 24-year-old Philadelphian iced Erik Morales in the fourth round of their rematch. THE RING 140-pound champ talked about Floyd Mayweather and Lucas Matthysse.


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World's Worst Counterfeiter Nabbed, (No Doubt) Laughed At
The mind of a teen-aged boy: It is a wondrous, mysterious thing.
The brain of a 17-year-old male can conduct an analysis that determines that it's entirely possible to scan two sides of a five-dollar bill, glue them together and then go get something at the local fast-food restaurant.
We're assuming -- and we concede that it may be entirely much to assume -- that at least a color printer was used in this fiendish scheme.
College Station police arrested the criminal genius and charged him with misdemeanor forgery.
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He no doubt would have gotten away with his grand plans, but like Lex Luthor always seems to do, he made one mistake that doomed him.
As the report on the arrest put it -- with a straight face -- "The front of the bill was longer than the back."
So, to summarize:
1) Two sheets of copier-quality paper. Because it feels just like American currency.
2) You can't even cut the two sides so they match. Were drugs used in the furtherance of this plot? Possibly.
3) You hand over this comically inept piece of paper, confident that you've outwitted the part-timer taking your order, and then you apparently wait around long enough for the cops to get there. Now, we're sure they got there pretty fast -- a fake five-dollar bill being, no doubt, a high-priority call -- but maybe, at some point, your Spidey Sense should have kicked in.
As we say, the minds of teen-aged boys are a wonder to behold.
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