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Last updated; Sunday, September 12, 1999, 5:12 AMNew MexicoCharlotte E. ArnoldCLOVIS, N.M. - Charlotte E. Arnold, 99, died Saturday, Sept. 11, 1999.Graveside services will be at 10 a.m. Monday in Lawn Haven Memorial Gardens with Curtis Tabor, elder, officiating. Arrangements are by Muffley Funeral Home.Mrs. Arnold was born in Bell County and in 1908, moved to Clovis, where her family were homesteaders. She was a charter member of the 16th and Pile Church of Christ.She married Cotton Arnold in 1938 at Clovis. He preceded her in death.Survivors include six nieces; two nephews; and a sister-in-law.The family will be at 2129 Castle Court and suggests memorials be to Key to the Kingdom, c/o 16th and Pile Church of Christ.Wilma Hamric MossCLOVIS, N.M. - Wilma Hamric Moss, 91, died Friday, Sept. 10, 1999.Memorial services will be at 2:30 p.m. Monday in Steed-Todd Funeral Home Chapel with Bob Hawkins officiating. Burial will be in Lawn Haven Memorial Gardens.Mrs. Moss was born in Clay County, W.V. She moved to Clovis in 1988. She was a member of the 16th and Pile Church of Christ.Her husband, Dennis Moss, died in 1995.Survivors include a daughter, Lucille McBride of Clovis; two sisters, Dallis Eppley of Ohio and Freda Moore of West Virginia; two grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.OklahomaGladys Mae KeyBEAVER, Okla. - Gladys Mae Key, 89, died Thursday, Sept. 9, 1999.Graveside services will be at 1:30 p.m. Monday in Elmhurst Cemetery followed by memorial services at 2 p.m. in Victory Memorial United Methodist Church with the Rev. Mike Chaffin, pastor, and the Rev. Bobby Howard, pastor of Church of the Nazarene, officiating. Arrangements are by Henson-Novak Funeral Directors of Guymon.Mrs. Key was born in Beaver County near Boyd and completed fourth grade in a rural Beaver school. She completed her education in Goodwell. She attended Panhandle Agricultural Institute and attained a lifetime teaching certificate. She taught in Fulton and the Guymon school system.Mrs. Key was a member of the Sigma Phi club, Guymon Order of Eastern Star Chapter No. 419 and Victory Memorial United Methodist Church where she taught Sunday School and assisted with the annual church bazaar. She was active in preparations for the annual Pioneer Days celebrations.In 1956, Mrs. Key and her husband moved to the family homestead in Beaver County where they farmed and operated a dairy. She continued to run the farm after his death.She married Clyde Key in 1931. He died in 1978.Survivors include two daughters, Dorla Summars of Woodward and Mary Caruthers of Jonesborough, Tenn; six grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.Visitation will be from 1 until 9 p.m. today and Monday morning at the funeral home.The family suggests memorials be to Gladys Key Memorial at the Beaver County Nursing Home and will be accepted at Henson-Novak Funeral Home, Box 1306, Guymon, OK 73942.Cordia Lee HumbleHOOKER, Okla. - Cordia Lee Humble, 94, died Sept. 10, 1999.Services will be at 2 p.m. Monday in First Baptist Church with the Rev. Jimmy Don Gibson and Eddy Scoggins officiating. Burial will be in Hooker Cemetery by Roberts Brothers Funeral Home.Mrs. Humble was born in Old Hansford, now called Spearman, and attended Neff School. She later graduated from Liberal High School in Liberal, Kan., and worked as a hairdresser after attending beauty school in Wichita Falls, Texas. She was a member of First Baptist Church in Hooker.She married John Fred Humble in 1928. He died in 1982. She was also preceded in death by two daughters, Donna Schwieger and Madgealeen Burgess, and a grandson, Mike Thurman.Survivors include two sons, John M. Humble and Frank L. Humble, both of Hooker; four brothers, Herbert Parsons of Falls Church, Va., Earnest Parsons of Citrus Heights, Calif., Jeff Parsons of Klamath Falls, Ore., and Travers Parsons of Wanette; seven grandchildren; 17 greatgrandchildren; and a great-great-grandchild.Viley Pearl ReedELK CITY, Okla. - Viley Pearl Reed, 91, died Thursday, Sept. 9, 1999.Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday in Martin Funeral Home Chapel. Burial will be in Buffalo Cemetery.Mrs. Reed was born near Eufala, Okla. She moved to Briscoe, Texas, from Doxey in 1929, and to Elk City from Dempsey in 1973.She married Cleave N. Reed in 1928 at Doxey. He died in 1978.Survivors include three sons, L.G. Reed of Wheeler and Alvie Joe Reed and Cleavie Leon Reed, both of Elk City; three daughters, Dora Fay Bryan of Amarillo, Joy Smith of Clinton and Sherry Lynn Carpenter of Yukon; a brother, Jewel Stevens of Merced, Calif.; 22 grandchildren; 33 great-grandchildren; 12 greatgreat-grandchildren.Kansas Jr., Steve Unruh and Verle Yost, ministers, officiating. Burial will be in Salem Church Cemetery in Copeland by Haskell County Funeral Home.Mr Koehn was born in Canton. He moved from McPherson to Sublette where he was a farmer and stockman. He was a member of the Salem Mennonite Church.He married Sophie Mae Giesel in 1930 at Galva.Survivors include his wife; five sons, Granville Koehn of Marienthal, Dennis Koehn of Texline, Texas and John Koehn, Andy Koehn and Emery Koehn, all of Sublette; three daughters, Jul Nightengale of Center, Colo., Juanita Ensz of Texline and Jane Nikkel of Pincher Creek, Alberta, Canada ; three sisters, Annie Schmidt of Rich Hill, Mo., Edna Dyck of Stapleton, Ga., and Lucille Hiebert of Hillsboro; 25 grandchildren; and 32 great-grandchildren.The family suggests memorials be to Bethel Home and may be mailed or left at Haskell County Funeral Home, Box 607, Sublette, KS 67877.ElsewhereKenneth W. AndrewsLIBERAL, Kan. - Kenneth W. Andrews, 65, died Friday, Sept. 10, 1999.Services will be at 10 a.m. Monday in First Church of the Nazarene in Liberal with the Rev. Don Patrick officiating. Graveside services will be at 3 p.m. Monday in Edith Ford Cemetery in Canadian, Texas. Arrangements are by Miller Mortuary in Liberal.Mr. Andrews was born in Strickler, Ark., and moved to Canadian as a young boy. He was employed as a roughneck in the oil fields. In 1955, he moved to Liberal and was in the water well business for 35 years.Mr. Andrews owned and operated the Andrews Well Service. In 1995, he retired after five years with National Beef Packing Co. He was a member of the First Church of the Nazarene.He married Mary Lee Crosier in 1952 at Clovis, N.M.Survivors include three sons, Kenny and Michael Andrews, both of Liberal, and Danny Andrews of Junction City; two sisters, Wilma Olsen of Liberal and Wanda Cook of Canadian; and eight grandchildren.Viewing will be from 1 p.m. until 8 p.m. today at the funeral home in Liberal.Eddie CantuLUBBOCK - Eddie Cantu, 44, died Friday, Sept. 10, 1999.Rosary will be recited at 7 p.m. today in Calvillo Funeral Home Chapel by Deacon Alfredo Jaime. Mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Monday in Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church with the Rev. Jim O'Connor officiating. Burial will be in the City of Lubbock Cemetery.Mr. Cantu was born in Marlin and moved to Lubbock in 1994 from Amarillo. He graduated from Texas Tech in 1997 and owned and operated C&C Towing and Recovery. He was a Catholic.He married Irene Gonzalez in 1979 at Hereford.Survivors include his wife; three sons, Eddie Cantu Jr., and Ricky Cantu, both of Amarillo, and Jerry Cantu of Lubbock; his parents, Pedro and Agapita Cantu, of Lubbock; five brothers, Pedro Cantu Jr., Enrique Cantu and Mike Cantu, all of Amarillo, Narcisso Cantu of Lubbock and Paul Cantu of Colorado; six sisters, Mary Zarazua and Sandra Cantu, both of Lubbock, Beatrice Madrigal of Amarillo, Dolores Gutierrez of Hereford, Margie Austin of San Antonio and Anita Balderas of Colorado; and six grandchildren.Annie Mae ColeCROSBYTON - Annie Mae Cole, 94, died Friday, Sept. 10, 1999.Services will be at 1 p.m. Monday in Greater Mount Zion Baptist Church with the Rev. H.L. Phillips, pastor, officiating. Burial will be in Mount Zion Cemetery by Adams Funeral Home.Mrs. Cole was born in Whitney and lived in Crosbyton for most of her life. She was a homemaker and a member of Greater Mount Zion Baptist Church. In 1997, she moved to Amarillo.She married Fronie Cole in 1921 at Crosbyton.Survivors include a daughter, Lela Mae Sykes of Amarillo; 11 grandchildren; 18 great-grandchildren; and great-greatgrandchildren.David OsbornROARING SPRINGS - David Osborn, 61, of Odessa, died Thursday, Sept. 9, 1999.Services will be at 3 p.m. today in First Baptist Church with the Rev. Rickey Lawrence, pastor of Roaring Springs Full Gospel Church officiating. Burial will be in Roaring Springs Cemetery by Seigler Funeral Home of Matador.Mr. Osborn was born in Embudo, N.M., and raised in Roaring Springs, where he graduated from Roaring Springs High School. He worked as a completion specialist for an oil field supply company and had lived in Odessa for several years. He was a member of the Baptist church.He married Doris Martin in 1968.Survivors include his wife; three sons, Brent Osborn of Breckenridge and Shane Osborn and Gerald Osborn, both of Odessa; a sister, Linda Amstutz of Washington; and a grandchild. AreaHelen BurelsmithTULIA - Helen Burelsmith, 81, died Thursday, Sept. 9, 1999.Services were at 11 a.m. Saturday in First United Methodist Church with the Rev. James Wilborn of the church and Jim Lacy of First Presbyterian Church officiating. Burial was in Rose Hill Cemetery by Wallace Funeral Home.Mrs. Burelsmith was born in Enterprize, Okla., and moved to Vernon in 1925 where she attended schools. In 1948, she moved to Petersburg, then moved to Tulia in 1955.Mrs. Burelsmith was a member of the First United Methodist Church, a 35-year member of both the Home Artist Club and Elkins Home Demonstration Club and a volunteer for the Good Shepard Christian Outreach Center.She married D.S. Burelsmith in 1939 at Vernon.Survivors include her husband; a daughter, Sherry Malone of Tulia; a son, David Burelsmith of Mabank; two sisters, Ellen Wilder of Bonham and Analee Stanley of Oceanside, Calif.; a brother, Ed Simpkins of Pomona, Calif.; six grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.Laura Mae Dykes EddlemanMcLEAN - Laura Mae Dykes Eddleman, 75, died Friday, Sept. 9, 1999.Services were at 2 p.m. Saturday in First Baptist Church with the Rev. James Martindale officiating. Burial was in Hillcrest Cemetery by Lamb Funeral Home.Mrs. Eddleman was born in Brownfield. She was a member of First Baptist Church of McLean, Texas Chapter Route 66 Association and was four-year secretary/treasurer for the 20th Century Study Club.Survivors include a son, Randy Eddleman of McLean; a daughter, Linda Ruiz of McLean; a sister, LaVerne Brooks of McLean; a brother, Jesse Dykes of Pampa; and three grandchildren.The family suggests memorials be to Baptist St. Anthony Hospice and Life Enrichment Center, Box 950, Amarillo, TX 79176.Sandra ColeyQUANAH - Sandra Coley, 52, died Friday, Sept. 10, 1999.Services will be at 1 p.m. Monday in Price-Jackson Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Jesse Dea, retired Methodist minister, officiating. Burial will be in Quanah Memorial Park.Mrs. Coley was born in Matador. In 1981, she moved to Quanah from Houston. She was employed by DeLong Sportswear.She married Bill Coley in 1961 at Quanah.Survivors include her husband; two sons, Brian Keith Coley and Christopher Wayne Coley, both of Quanah; her mother, Mabel Guest of Quanah; two sisters, Martha Fisher of Burkburnett and Audrey Lee Smith of Hobart, Okla.; and three grandchildren.Teresa Raquel RiojasHALE CENTER - Teresa Raquel Riojas, 72, died Thursday, Sept. 9, 1999.Services were at 3 p.m. Saturday in Templo Bautista in Plainview with the Rev. Raul Morales, pastor, officiating. Burial was in Hale Center Cemetery by Lemons Funeral Home of Plainview.Mrs. Riojas was born in Calvert and moved to Hale Center in 1950. She was a homemaker and member of St. Teresa Catholic Church.She married Margarito Riojas in 1943 at Maryland, Texas. He died in 1978.Survivors include three daughters, Connie Chavez of Golden City, Kan., Janie Sanchez of Hale Center and Rosa Riojas of Amarillo; six sons, Christobal "Toby" Riojas and Joe Riojas, both of Plainview, John Riojas of Hale Center, Mike Riojas of Abernathy, Tony Riojas of Amarillo and Lupe Riojas of Lubbock; two brothers, Manuel Gonzalez of Las Vegas and Joe Gonzalez of Phoenix; three sisters, Maria Uribe of Sunnyside, Wash., Carmen Castilleja of Jacksonville, Fla., and Connie Lopez of Garden City, Kan.; 43 grandchildren; 97 great-grandchildren; and three great-great-grandchildren.Buryal EddlemanCLAUDE - Buryal Eddleman, 91, died Thursday, Sept. 9, 1999.Graveside services will be at 10 a.m. Monday in Memory Gardens Cemetery in Pampa. Arrangements are by Boxwell Brothers Claude Funeral Home, 117 Trice.Mr. Eddleman was born in Lingleville and lived most of his life in Pampa. He moved to Claude three years ago. He was a farmer and retired after 20 years from the City of Pampa.He was preceded in death by his wife, Nell Cordell Eddleman, in 1993.Survivors include nieces and nephews.Viewing will be from noon until 7 p.m. today at the funeral home.Agnes FrizzellLOCKNEY - Agnes Frizzell, 84, died Friday, Sept. 10, 1999.Services were at 3 p.m. Saturday in First Baptist Church with the Rev. Gene Hawkins, officiating. Burial was in Plainview Memorial Park in Plainview by Moore-Rose-White Funeral Home.Mrs. Frizzell was born in Ponder and moved to Floyd County in 1917. She attended schools in Sterley and Lone Star then graduated from Lockney High School. She was a homemaker and a member of Eastern Star, Lone Star Home Demonstration Club, First Baptist Church and Women's Missionary Union.She married Hubert E. Frizzell in 1936 at Lockney. He died in 1998.Survivors include a son, Tony Frizzell of Lockney; and nieces and nephews.The family suggests memorials be to First Baptist Church, P.O. Box 446, 401 S. Main, Lockney, TX 79241; or Wayland Baptist University, Attn: Karen Robertson, WBU Box 621, Plainview, TX 79072.Dorothy PairshPAMPA - Dorothy "Granny" Pairsh, 77, died Friday, Sept. 10, 1999.Graveside services will be at 11 a.m. Monday in Memory Gardens Cemetery with the Rev. Lewis Ellis, pastor of First Baptist Church of Lefors, officiating. Arrangements are by Carmichael-Whatley Funeral Directors.Mrs. Pairsh was born in Skiatook, Okla., and grew up in Pampa, where she graduated from Pampa High School. She was a homemaker, a Methodist and helped raise her grandchildren. She was also a member of E.S.A.She married Welby R. "Papa" Pairsh in 1942 at Lawton, Okla.Survivors include her husband; a daughter, Connie Allen of Olton; a son, Preston Pairsh of Pampa; a sister, Leota "Dutch" Fletcher of Vista, Calif.; six grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren.Jess R. Mitchell Jr.MEMPHIS - Jess R. Mitchell Jr., 74, died Friday, Sept. 10, 1999.Graveside services will be at 11 a.m. Monday in Fairview Cemetery with the Rev. Neely Landrum officiating. Arrangements are by Memphis Funeral Home.Mr. Mitchell was born in Salsbury Community and was a lifetime resident of Memphis. He served with the Navy during World War II and was a rancher and farmer. He was a member of the American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars and the First United Methodist Church. He was also a Shriner, Past Master of the Grand Lodge of Texas, and a volunteer for Hall County Museum and Meals on Wheels.Survivors include three sisters, Dora McQueen of Memphis, Jo Soloman of Hereford and Jan Trennell of Lake Paleston.The family suggests memorials be to a favorite charity.Clyde W. VinsonALLISON - Clyde W. Vinson, 80, died Saturday, Sept. 11, 1999.Services will be at 2:30 p.m. Monday in the Allison School Gym with Truman Teel, a Church of Christ minister of Dill City, Okla., officiating. Burial will be in Zybach Cemetery by Wright Funeral Home of Wheeler.Mr. Vinson was born in Morrilton, Ark., and moved to Allison 19 years ago from Lefors. He was a journeyman machinist and worked for Phillips Petroleum Company and Panhandle Industrial Company until his retirement. He was a member of the Church of Christ.He married Minnie Belle Dukes in 1939 at Reydon, Okla.Survivors include his wife; a son, Don Vinson of Corpus Christi; a brother, Bill Vinson of Montgomery, Ala.; a sister, Stella Bird of Albuquerque, N.M.; five grandchildren; and 11 great-grandchildren.The family suggests memorials be to a favorite charity.Opal Lucky WeirCHILDRESS - Opal Lucky Weir, 65, died Friday, Sept. 10, 1999.Services will be at 4 p.m. in First Baptist Church with the Rev. Kerry Wood, music minister, officiating. Burial will be in Childress Cemetery by Johnson Funeral Home.Mrs. Weir was born in Temple and was a homemaker. She was a past Sunday school teacher and a member of First Baptist Church of Childress and the Order of Eastern Star.Her husband, Sammie Weir, died in 1993.Survivors include two daughters, Hope Clifton of Fort Worth and Cynthia Weir of Childress; her mother, Mattie Lou Lucky of Childress; two sisters, Ruth Jordan of Childress and Delia Stephens of Houston; and two grandchildren. AmarilloRobert Littleton BarberRobert Littleton Barber, 77, of Amarillo, died Thursday, Sept. 9, 1999.Services will be at 2 p.m. Monday in the Methodist Church in Lazbuddie with Andy Rogers of Antler, Okla., officiating. Burial will be in Muleshoe Cemetery in Muleshoe by Peoples Cooperative Funeral Home of Lone Wolf, Okla.Mr. Barber was born in Lubbock and attended school in Lazbuddie and Muleshoe. From 1942 until 1946, he served in the Army where he received the European-African Middle Eastern Service Medal, Air Medal with five oak leaf clusters, Good Conduct Medal and Distinguished Unit Badge.For more than 30 years, Mr. Barber worked for Foster Fertilizer Co. He was a farmer and a member of Church of Christ.He married Alice Marie Hagan in 1975 at Lazbuddie.Survivors include his wife; five sons, Robert Leslie Barber of Dalhart, Jerry Lynn Barber of Lazbuddie, Bill J. Hill of Dumas, Bobby C. Hill of Sunray and Thomas Ray Hill of Amarillo; a daughter, Gwen Grooms of Denver; a brother, Clarence Barber of Union Gap, Wash.; a sister, Edith King of Fort Worth; 12 grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.Visitation will be from 9 until 8 p.m. today at Rector Funeral Home, 2800 S. Osage in Amarillo.Vernie L. SharpVernie L. Sharp, 81, of Amarillo, died Thursday, Sept. 9, 1999.Graveside services were at 2 p.m. Saturday in Memorial Park Cemetery with Windell Taylor, chaplain of Veterans Administration Medical Center, and Don McColl, elder at First Christian Church, officiating. Arrangements were by N.S. Griggs & Sons Funeral Directors, 2615 Paramount Blvd.Mr. Sharp was born in Carlton, Canada, and graduated from Wildorado High School. During World War II, he served as a staff sergeant in the Army.For 22 years, Mr. Sharp worked for the Department of Bureau of Mines - Helium Division. He was a 30-year member of Pleasant Valley Christian Church.He married Minnie Belle Parker in 1946 at Amarillo.Survivors include his wife; a son, David L. Sharp of Brunswick, Canada; two brothers, Sidney Sharp of Bushland and Al Emerson Sharp of Stockton, Calif.; and two grandchildren.The family suggests memorials be to a favorite charity.Doc Russell VermillionDoc Russell Vermillion, 90, of Amarillo, died Thursday, Sept. 9. 1999.Services will be at 2 p.m. Monday in Comanche Trail Church of Christ Chapel with Loran Harper, minister, officiating. Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery by Boxwell Brothers Funeral Directors, 2820 Virginia Circle.Mr. Vermillion was born in Greer County, Okla., and moved to Amarillo at a young age. He was a plumber and owner/operator of Triple A Plumbing. He was a member of Plumbers and Steamfitters Local 196 and Comanche Trail Church of Christ.He married Lula Maude Gilliam in 1928 at Amarillo. He was preceded in death by his wife and a daughter, Carole Vermillion, both in 1989.Survivors include a daughter, Billie June Atchison of Amarillo; a son, Ray Vermillion of League City; six grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren.The family suggests memorials be to Comanche Trail Church of Christ, Senior Room Building Fund, P.O. Box 30516, Amarillo, TX.Arlen W. DeesArlen W. Dees, 75, of Amarillo, died Friday, Sept. 10, 1999.Graveside services will be at 2 p.m. Monday in Llano Cemetery East with the Rev. Robert Field, pastor of Southeast Baptist Church, officiating. Arrangements are by N.S. Griggs & Sons Funeral Directors, 2615 Paramount Blvd.Mr. Dees was born in Willow, Okla., and moved to Amarillo in 1981 from Dallas. He served in the Navy during World War II. In 1985, Mr. Dees retired as a selfemployed contractor. He was a Baptist.Survivors include five sons, Don Dees of Moscow, Kan., Randy Dees of Denton, Waymon Dees of Garland, Monty Dees of Verona, Ky., and Bryant Dees of Amarillo; 13 grandchildren; and 10 greatgrandchildren.The family suggests memorials be to Alzheimer's Association.Terry Lynn CaveTerry Lynn Cave, 54, formerly of Amarillo, died Monday, Sept. 6, 1999.Graveside services will be at 10 a.m. Monday in Memorial Park Cemetery with the Rev. Bill Gehm of Grace Community Church officiating. Cremation was by Riverside Crematory in Boise, Idaho.Mr. Cave was born in Dalhart and raised in Amarillo. He attended West Texas State University and Utah State University and was a veteran of the Marine Corps. For the past 12 years, he had lived in the Pacific Northwest.Survivors include three sons, Ted of Amarillo and Troy and Temple, both of Dallas; a daughter, Michelle Moreno of Dallas; a brother, David of Amarillo; three sisters, Bette Cave Ramsey of Amarillo and Patricia Carter and Drue Lewis, both of Conroe; and nine grandchildren.The family suggests, in lieu of flowers, memorials be to Terry L. Cave Scholarship Fund in care of Amarillo National Bank, P.O. Box 1, Bell Street Branch, Amarillo, TX 79105.Alene GravesAlene Graves, 95, of Amarillo, died Sunday, Sept. 5, 1999.Graveside services will be at 10 a.m. Monday in Brad Cemetery at Brad with family members officiating. Arrangements are by Schooler-Gordon Funeral Directors Bell Avenue Chapel, 5400 Bell St.Mrs. Graves was born in Brad. She was a homemaker and a Methodist. Survivors include a son-in-law, Raymond Wallin of Dalhart/Amarillo; two granddaughters, Julie Wodtke of Loveland, Colo., and Elaine Fisk of Temecula, Calif.; a grandson, Joe Don Wallin of Thornton, Colo.; and six great-grandchildren. The family requests memorials be to a favorite charity.Diana Kathleen GibsonDiana Kathleen Gibson, 48, died Friday, Sept. 10, 1999.Services will be at 2 p.m. Monday in Memory Gardens Mausoleum Chapel with the Rev. Carl Neal of Grace Baptist Church in Shidler, Okla., officiating. Arrangements are by Schooler Funeral Home, 4100 S. Georgia St.Ms. Gibson was born in Amarillo and attended Amarillo College. She worked for Amarillo College and for Diamond Shamrock.She was preceded in death by a granddaughter in 1998.Survivors include a son, Derek Blanton of Amarillo; two daughters, Stacy Adlong and Erin Gibson, both of Amarillo; her father, J.K. Moss of Amarillo; her mother, Jean Avery Moss of Amarillo; two brothers, David Moss and Tim Moss, both of Amarillo; three sisters, Sam Moss of Amarillo, Becky Moss of Carrollton and Lisa Naranjo of Austin; and two grandchildren.Visitation will be from 6 until 7:30 p.m. today at the funeral home.The family suggests memorials be to Baptist St. Anthony's Hospice and Life Enrichment Center, Olivia's Angels, P.O. Box 950, Amarillo, TX 79176-0001.Eula ReynoldsEula "Ove" Reynolds, 87, of Amarillo, died Friday, Sept. 10, 1999.Services will be at 2 p.m. Monday in Immanuel Baptist Church with the Rev. Allen Norris, pastor, officiating. Graveside services will be at 4 p.m. Monday in Citizens Cemetery in Clarendon. Arrangements are by Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Directors, 1505 Martin Road.Mrs. Reynolds was born in Prairie Grove, Ark., and moved to Amarillo in 1941 from Clarendon. She was a homemaker and the last living charter member of Immanuel Baptist Church. She was also a member of the Lone Star Motherin-Law Club, where she was a former Mother-in-Law of the Year.She married Lloyd L. Reynolds in 1929 at Hollis, Okla. He died in 1958. She was also preceded in death by a son, Raymond Reynolds, in 1979.Survivors include a daughter, Sue Ball of Amarillo; two sons, Bill Reynolds of San Antonio and Don Reynolds of Amarillo; a brother, Duel McCracken of Amarillo; 16 grandchildren; 26 great-grandchildren; and six great-great-grandchildren.The family will be at 6109 Princeton and suggests memorials be to Immanuel Baptist Church, 937 N. Mirror, Amarillo, TX 79107.Mozell Montague CarterMozell Montague Carter, 72, of Amarillo, died Friday, Sept. 10, 1999.Graveside services will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday in Plainview Cemetery in Plainview with the Rev. Arnold Holley, retired Baptist minister, officiating. Arrangements are by Holley Funeral Home of Canyon.Mrs. Mozell was born in Plainview and was a homemaker. She was also a volunteer certified fire fighter for both the TBC Volunteer Fire Department and Potter County Volunteer Fire Department.She married Ralph E. Carter in 1944 at Portales, N.M.Survivors include her husband; two sons, Richard Carter of Concord, N.C., and Steve L. Carter of Amarillo; two brothers, Gid Montague of Tulia and Clyde Montague of Clovis, N.M.; three sisters, Opal Grimes of Morton and Peggy Parkey and Mayrene Betts, both of Portales, N.M.; five grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.The family suggests memorials be to Harrington Cancer Center; or Baptist St. Anthony's Hospice Care Unit.Morna Ree ParksMorna Ree Parks, 76, of Amarillo, died Friday, Sept. 10, 1999.Services will be at 1 p.m. Monday with Mr. Bill Goodwin of East Amarillo Church of Christ officiating. Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery by Memorial Park Funeral Home, 6969 E. Interstate 40.Mrs. Parks was born in Lakeview and graduated from Cement High School in Cement, Okla., in 1941. She moved to Amarillo from Oklahoma City in 1985, when she retired from the U.S. Civil Service. While living in Amarillo, she was a member of Amarillo Church of Christ and commuted to Reese Air Force Base in Lubbock, where she was employed. She was active with the church and with youth organizations.Survivors include two brothers, E.J. Parks of San Antonio and Clyde Harold Parks of Amarillo; and three sisters, Ima Lee Popp of Sharon Springs, Kan., Willie Mae DuBois of Lubbock and Minnie Bell Settle of Russell, Kan.The family suggests memorials be to High Plains Children's Home.
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The Manchester City boss has claimed that the Italian striker needs to show more effort than he is in training in order to get back into the first team fold at the Etihad StadiumMario Balotelli has been told by manager Roberto Mancini that he needs to up his game and perform better in training if he wants to stop watching Manchester City from the stands this season.
The enigmatic front man was left out of the City squad last week as they ran out 2-1 winners over Tottenham at the Etihad Stadium.
Mancini and Balotelli have had a relationship of seemingly tough love in the past, with mixed results. But the defending champions' boss has revealed that the Italian was dropped against Spurs because of poor performances in training.
"I told him this was the reason - because he didn't work well for three days," he told reporters.
"I think Mario needs to work harder. If any player doesn't work hard it is difficult that he can play at this level.
|Mario Balotelli is 9/2 with Paddy Power to score the last goal against Aston Villa
The 21-year-old Italy international is yet to score in the league this season, but has scored in the Capital One Cup and netted a vital last-minute penalty against Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League.
With crunch games on the horizon, Balotelli will be expecting minutes on the field, although there has been speculation in recent weeks that the striker could be on his way out of the club.

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Happy birthday!Aug 14 2014 09:10 AM
BrittygotchiThank you EMF and back at you! lol
Aug 15 2014 07:54 AM
I can't believe I only need to buy 2 more pierces before I have the whole set yaaaayyy!!!!Jul 18 2014 03:56 PM
MagicMimitchiI only need 2 more Tama-GO figures to have the whole set. Now if only I was that close to collecting the pierces like you XD
Jul 18 2014 05:54 PM
derekqFantastic, good luck collecting them and finding good deals!
Jul 18 2014 05:54 PM
tamagotchirocksWow congratulations!!!! :D
Jul 27 2014 10:07 AM
I made a disproportionate Moriritchi charm today http://31.media.tumblr.com/3c7cb4cef75a9466f8c10e82b7f48472/tumblr_n8s4ulszIV1rf4q8io1_1280.pngJul 15 2014 08:16 PM
patchis-forestfor a tiny little charm
Jul 15 2014 08:29 PM
Eternal Mametchi FanAww I love the way her hair looks! :3
You should post it here
Jul 15 2014 08:36 PM
derekqAwesome work it looks cute and looks very nice on the tama.
Jul 18 2014 12:24 PM
I've been running my P's too much, I need to cut myself off. What should I run now???Jul 15 2014 01:20 PM
I believe the V2,V3,V4 and V4.5 are all great options! I looked at your collection and saw you have some V2,V3 and V4 Tamagotchis if I am right :) I think one of the three I listed are good! That's my opinion though :D you can choose whatever you want! Those a just fun tamagotchis with some cool features :) If you like colored tamagotchis I would choose the iD L or iD L 15th anniversary!
Jul 15 2014 01:51 PM
derekqRun the v4s and v4.5s they are the best non color tamas yet.
I want an id l and or idl 15th
Jul 18 2014 12:27 PM
As much as my job sucks I'm so happy to have finally found one. YAY TAMA MONEY!!!Jul 07 2014 06:50 PM
Jul 10 2014 08:51 PM
Yay pay day! Just ordered 2 more pierces. Five more to go!Jul 03 2014 06:20 AM
*Hayden*Which ones? :D
Jul 03 2014 06:27 AM
BrittygotchiFairy Change and Melody Land. I've been buying them in the order they came out lol
Jul 03 2014 06:43 AM
eeee i got my very first sewing machine today and it's nice and i'm excited to learn how to sew!!! :'DJun 28 2014 01:39 PM
SailorRosetteThen if its brand new... Keep away from the shiny threads, slky good, shiney/halographic bad. (until you know how your machine will handle anyway)
Jun 28 2014 02:33 PM
MagicMimitchisewing machines are awesome c:
Jun 28 2014 03:47 PM
mudkipcloveAwesome! I love my sewing machine, I made beanbags for my tamas to sit on :D
Jun 28 2014 05:08 PM
Finally replaced my 3DS. Animal Crossing all day today!Jun 12 2014 12:05 PM
Izzy429MYou can pm me if you want
Jun 12 2014 12:38 PM
Carol_tamaYES! WE'RE GONNA PLAY AGAIN <3
Jun 12 2014 02:57 PM
Happily CandiedCongrats! I'd go crazy without my 3DS and Animal Crossing. </3
Jun 12 2014 03:15 PM
Yay! Getting my love melo pierce tomorrow!!!Jun 01 2014 07:30 PM
NATUUURE :DWaaaah. I'm so jealous. :o :D
Jun 02 2014 03:36 AM
TamaTamatchi → Brittygotchi
ive been trying to message you on skype but I haven't gotten anything from you...ive shipped your stuff expect your angel and figures to come on Friday. I also included a black Music Star that I was supposed to send during Christmas so enjoy that too :)May 20 2014 06:54 PM
Brittygotchieeee you're the best!
May 20 2014 07:22 PM
TamaTamatchi → Brittygotchi
Hey brit im sorry I still haven't shipped your stuff :/ I have been so busy with stuff and I just wanted to let you know but tomorrow first thing in the morning I will ship it with a tracking number...im super sorry ill include a little gift because youve been waiting so long :(May 16 2014 02:13 PM
Brittygotchiaw noo it's ok! don't feel bad, i'm not in any rush haha. Thanks so much for keeping me updated <3
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Camille Rose Castillo
My Chicago - Poem by Camille Rose Castillo
The touch of a warm breeze
Across my face
Through an open window
Shift curtains of lace
As I sit and listen
To the laughter of children
Girls jumping rope
Boys with toy engines
A flood of memories
Rush through my mind
Hop-scotch, Double Dutch
Start to unwind
The classrooms of old
Worn wooden floors
The screeching of chalk
On the blackboard
The old schoolyard songs
We often sang
In the playground
After first bell rang
Saturdays and Sundays
Spent at the park
Laughing and playing
Till well after dark
Raised in a city
Rich in diversity
Surrounded by people
Of every ethnicity
Days as a teen
With groups of friends
Boom boxes roaring
Placed close to our heads
At night we all gathered
In a T- shaped alley
Watched super rats crossing
And kept a tally
Fields of flowers
Lovely green meadows
All but a dream
In Chicagoland ghettos
Downtown, Uptown
North side and South
East side and West
The homeless abound
Lingering on sidewalks
Beneath neon signs
Countless pedestrians
Blindly walk by
Traffic in the city
The movie shows
Bright lights of Chicago
At night aglow
Days of high school
The metro academy
Laces, threads
Patted down anatomy
Gang colors, weapons
Big city life
A venture, I tell ya
While Chicagoans go on
With their daily routine
As CTA riders
Browse magazines
Hustlers and hoodlums
Prowl every corner
And wails of sirens
Play over and over
Muting the rumbling
Of Chicago's 'L' trains
While communal brigands
Seek hidden space
On summertime visits
To Millennium Park
Or Buckingham Fountain
A place well marked
A cascade of waters
And medley of colors
Fiercely sparkle
Near structures much taller
By vibrant displays
Of prized architecture
As divine as any
Michelangelo sculpture
Some might call it
A city of ghosts
Haunted by the likes
Of Holmes and Capone
I claim it a city
Of verve and culture
A school of thought
Unlike any other
It's theatre, it's jazz
It's rhythm and blues
It's soaring high
With innovation breakthrough
It's my past, my life
My heart, and my home
It's who I am
It's all the complexities I own.
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P.O. Box 442
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"Replicating the Replicators: Reply to John Merrick"
with William G. Dewald and Jerry Thursby
American Economic Review, December 1988, 78(5), pp. 1162-63.
"Confidence Intervals for Elasticity Estimators in Translog Models"
with Jerry Thursby
Review of Economics and Statistics, November 1986, 68(4), pp. 647-56.
"Replication and Scientific Standards in Empirical Economics: Evidence from the JMCB Project"
with William G. Dewald and Jerry Thursby
American Economic Review, September 1986, 76(4), pp. 1255-57.
"Valuing the Core Deposits of Financial Institutions: A Statistical Analysis"
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Journal of Bank Research, Spring 1986, 17(1), pp. 9-17.
"A New Look at the Relationship Between Time-Series and Structural Econometric Models"
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Journal of Econometrics, October 1983, 23(2), pp. 234-51.
"What Do Money Market Models Tell Us About How to Implement Monetary Policy?"
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Journal of Money, Credit, and Banking, November 1982, 14(4), pp. 796-828
"On the Specification of Conditional Factor Demand Functions in Recent Studies of U.S. Manufacturing"
Ernst Berndt and Barry Fields, eds., Modeling and Measuring Natural Resource Substitution, Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 1981.
"Labor Cost and U.S. Comparative Advantage in Steel and Motor Vehicles"
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Geale VS Mandy - Objective thoughts please, leave the trolling at the gate...
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Lets see- witnesses reporting the intimidation of judge, Marcus McDonnell by Mundines camp.
- if you can find me a fight where tape becomes loose SIX times under non-humid conditions, then I'll back off. It was done cause your idol couldn't keep up with the pace and managed to secure himself 6 extra breaks.
- if the circumstances surrounding the loose tape are found to be an intentional result by the fighters corner, than that fighter can be disqualified but you wouldn't **** all about that seeing as you've never had a professional bout because you lack both ***** and brains to do so.
-the repeated use of elbows by Mundine (4 times to be exact) should have been followed through with a 1 point deduction
Yes, I can say I'm proud follower of boxing and a fan of Geale, and guess what? Unlike you with mundine, I will support Geale even if he goes down to a lesser fighter. I won't abandon ship and become a fair weather fan like yourself, you gutless turd. I'm not a green supporter so I really don't care about your obsessive hatred for Green.
Funny Phil Austin himself stated that the IBO agreed with the decision, he personally endorsed Choc as a clear winner, and he also stated as a matter of fact that the IBO did not ever order a rematch, but merely made Geale mandatory challenger.
Nice bull**** story though
Fight will be an entertaining shut out to choc, he will likely again drop Geale and I also feel he stops Geale late in round 10.
If Geale survives fight will be similar scores to Choc vs Green, again Choc coming away with the points.
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Upcycling Spectrophotometers. Achieving CLARiTY.
There are better known companies, but not better made spectrophotometers
Dick DeSa & Mas Kono of MUSC discuss results from the CLARiTY 1000 during his recent visit to OLIS
Dr. Mas Kono of the Storm Eye Institute at Medical University of South Carolina visited OLIS last week to collect comparative data on a Bovine Rod Outer Segment (ROS) prep from both the CLARiTY and a traditional 1 cm2 spectrometer. His parting remarks, "Bottom line though, it is a strong case for clarity."
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This newly upgraded OLIS RSM 1000 spectrophotometer and fluorimeter with stopped-flow system is installed in Dr. Zachary Wood's laboratory at the University of Georgia's Life Sciences Building. The original spectrophotometer was among the first produced, dating to 1993. Dr. Wood's early conclusion about the upgrade, "I really love this machine." http://www.bmb.uga.edu/directory/zachary-wood


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The year is 1289. To strengthen the borders of the Kingdom of France, King Philip the Fair decided to have a new castle built. For the time being, Caylus is but a humble village, but soon, workers and craftsmen will be flocking by the cartload, attracted by the great prospects. Around the building site, a city is slowly rising up…
The players embody master builders. By building the King's castle and developing the city around it, they earn prestige points and gain the King's favour. When the castle is finished, the player who has earned the most prestige wins the game.
* Pass & Play mode for playing on one device with your friends
* multiple AI players, every with a different strategy
* asynchronous multiplayer with push notifications
* challenging gameplay
* amazing hand drawn artwork
Caylus received multiple awards:
* 2011 Juego del Año Tico Nominee
* 2006 International Gamers Award winner
* 2006 Deutscher Spiele Preis winner
* 2006 Nederlandse Spellenprijs winner
* 2006 Spiel des Jahres winner, Special Award for Complex Game
* 2006 BoardGameGeek Golden Geek winner, Game of the Year' and Best Gamer's Game
* 2006 Hra roku (Czech Game of the Year) nominee
* 2005 Tric Trac d'or (France), Game of the Year, Winner
* 2005 Meeples' Choice Award winner
What's New in Version 1.2.1
- Castle crash in Multiplayer fixed.
- Invitation by Game Center fixed.
- AI bugs fixed.
- Other bugs fixed.
Customer Reviews
A modern classic
I've been into modern board games for a few years now, and always heard about Caylus and how dry and boring it is. But I decided to give it a shot, and man am I glad I did. The game is absolutely outstanding. There's so much depth to the strategy, planning ahead your moves, blocking opponents, driving them to your buildings, squeezing out those last few victory points. It is hands down one of my new favorite games.
The port by Big Daddy Creations isn't the prettiest or most dramatic, but it conveys the theme smartly and is well laid out. I could think of a couple of tweaks that might improve functionality, but they would be pretty minor and would only add to what is already a really solid app. The tutorial works really well for first time players (like me), though I can't say how a total newbie to board games would take to it... Having a familiarity with worker placement games like Agricola or Lords of Waterdeep would probably really help.
Unsure I would buy again if I had the chance
I like modern board games and have a fairly good collection of them but have never played this. Bought it as the companies other game, Neuroshima Hex is simply awesome. This game....I am very unsure. There is a learning curve. The tutorial is nearly non-existent as is the explanation of game goals and ways of winning. I will struggle on for a while longer but at present feel I just spent some money I didn't need to.
If you have played the board game then I am sure your experience will be different. But if you want to have a quick and easy entry into understanding the board game then I think this may not be the best way of doing so.
I hope I am wrong.
Online multiplayer is really lacking
This is a good port of a great board game. AI is very weak but the games go quick. Would give it 5 stars if online multiplayer functionality were better. There's no notification when it's your turn to play, and you have to "log in" through several screens just to get to your online game and find out that your buddy still hasn't played. My friend and I were texting each other every time it was the other person's turn but that gets old quickly. The only way you can play online with friends is if you all agree to a virtual gaming session, and at that point I'd rather play a physical board game.
- $4.99
- Category: Games
- Updated: Apr 02, 2015
- Version: 1.2.1
- Size: 207 MB
- Language: English
- Seller: Big Daddy's Creations, Wspolnik S.C.
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AW16 heralds a change in pace from last Fall's urban, dark and slick mood; but it is not about settling down, rather more settling in to the modern British gentleman's lifestyle – presenting more casual clothes made for Country house parties and for exploring the streets of a foreign city, requiring the same level of refinement and luxury but in a cosy, comfortable and considered manner. Established codes have been reinforced with a youthful edge, clean fresh styling and updated proportions.
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Orlebar Brown and Gieves & Hawkes have collaborated on a capsule collection that celebrates travel and exploration with a collection of tailored ready-to-wear worthy of historic adventurers and fit for their modern counterparts.
Taking inspiration from the pre-eminent Scottish explorer David Livingstone, Orlebar Brown has reimagined his meticulous hand-drawn maps onto a range of utilitarian clothing in an invigorating palette of navy, congo grey and limestone. Livingstone is one of the most popular national heroes of the late 19th century and owes his mythic status due to his pioneering expeditions and championing of multiple causes, from anti-slavery to social reform.
In many ways Livingstone's fate has always been intertwined with Gieves & Hawkes. When the public feared the explorer was dead, Henry Morton Stanley was sent to find him by the New York Herald in 1871. Dressed in Hawkes & Co, Stanley found Livingstone alive and well, decked out in Gieves. Upon Livingstone's death his body was returned to London to lay in repose at No.1 Savile Row – then the headquarters of the Royal Geographical Society – and since 1912 the home of Gieves & Hawkes.
The spirit of curiosity, exploration and discovery reverberates through both brands and makes this a unique collaboration that unites an ethos as well as an aesthetic.
Every detail has been considered to provide practical functionality whilst remaining true to the precision and masculinity of Savile Row. The full ready-to-wear range includes a safari jacket, cargo trousers, along with T-shirts and swim shorts.
The collection is available at www.orlebarbrown.co.uk/gieves-and-hawkes-collaboration
As part of the 'Savile Row and America: A Sartorial Special Relationship' exhibition that took place in Washington DC on May 14, 2015, Gieves & Hawkes revealed its unique, modern interpretation of the classic driving jacket. Commissioned by Bentley Motors, the jacket celebrates the heritage and artistry that both Bentley and Gieves & Hawkes represent.
No.1 Savile Row Head Cutter Davide Taub created the garment that was later displayed at the British Ambassador's Residence in Washington DC. In bringing Bentley and Savile Row together, the jacket showcases the best of British craftsmanship and performance today, along with the rich heritage and storied history of the two brands. This partnership highlights two luxury businesses that share a history of handcrafted detail, and who both continue this tradition of uncompromising quality into the twenty-first century.
The Jacket will return to London and will be on display at No.1 Savile Row during London Collections: Men, June 12 to 15, 2015.
At the Great festival, Shanghai tailors to the British Royal family, Gieves & Hawkes, will be moving the cutting room of No.1 Savile Row, London to Shanghai for one day only, March 4, to showcase the unique craftsmanship of bespoke tailoring.
'For me the experienced bespoke cutter at Savile Row is like the master of jade carving in Asia. It's a highly skill based role, requiring both craftsmanship and artistry. Every item of bespoke clothing is hand-made in the bespoke workshops at No.1 Savile Row to present sartorial elegance at its very finest' Head Cutter, No.1 Savile row
At the GREAT festival Mr Lawson will cut a new tailcoat for Gieves & Hawkes ambassador, Alex Hua Tian. Eton-educated Hua Tian is a Chinese Olympic equestrian who recently won Silver Medal at the Asian games. His Team China tailcoats are made to order at No.1 Savile Row. Mr Lawson will also prepare a suit made from one of the rarest and most expensive fabrics in the world for a fitting with a Chinese customer.
Gieves & Hawkes have been making bespoke clothing for international royalty, heads of state and men of distinction for over 200 years. The skills of the master craftsman are passed down from generation to generation, coupled with a love and respect for the art of tailoring.
Today Gieves & Hawkes holds all three Royal Warrants and proudly dresses three generations of the British Royal family, continuing the firm's uninterrupted service to the British monarchy stretching back to 1799. No.1 Savile Row has been the Flagship store since 1912.
New York Bespoke Appointments
The Directors of Gieves & Hawkes are delighted to announce that Davide Taub, Head Bespoke Cutter from No.1 Savile Row, will be available in New York for Bespoke fittings, by appointment at the Mark Madison Avenue at 77th Street October 26th, 27th and 28th.
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For Autumn Winter 2015 Gieves & Hawkes moves back into the city with a broad and darkly layered urban wardrobe. Richly structured with a film noir quality, the palette is saturated and textural in charcoal, black, ink, plum and navy. The tone is mat with flashes of sheen.
The look is masculine and powerful, centred around outerwear and overcoats. Softer shapes and sumptuous textures in cashmere and double faced wool are trimmed with mink and dressed with Astrakhan.
For day the suit is elegantly broken, tonally mismatched in micro patterns of textured yarns in cashmere, silk and wool. Colour is moody and mixed up with the flash of a silk scarf or tie. Dress shoes are hand burnished dark maroon and navy over black. The attaché case is in plum crocodile.
The weekend is urban and dressed up in dark indigo and air force grey. Heavy cashmere knitwear is paired with a grey Nubuck bomber or a soft tonal Prince of Wales overcoat and grey crocodile lug soled shoes. The reefer is in aubergine cashmere, the pea coat in shearling.
Eveningwear is subverted with oversized herringbones and Prince of Wales checks morphing into rich shades of navy and claret worn with fine gauge knitwear or dark evening shirts. The formal coat is sharply tailored in dark burgundy Alpaca and black pony skin.
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As part of the ongoing elevation and evolution of the house, Gieves & Hawkes are delighted to announce the completion of the renovations of No.1 Savile Row and the launch of a new global flagship store.
With arguably the best address in the world of tailoring, No.1 Savile Row is an elegant eighteenth century William Kent townhouse and, since 1912, the flagship store of Gieves & Hawkes. Under one roof are showcased the Ready To Wear collections, Private Tailoring and Bespoke services alongside the military department and Royal archive. In grand suites of private rooms men of significance are welcomed with discretion and warmth.
Below stairs, master tailors cut and stitch bespoke suits by hand, as they have done for generations, for the most discerning gentlemen around the world.
Over the past twelve months, interior designer Teresa Hastings has worked with Chief Creative Officer Jason Basmajian to sensitively restore and modernise the interiors. The result is a design inspired by the bespoke traditions of precision, quality and beauty.
With a passion for the handcrafted, Teresa Hastings has introduced a palette of fumed oak, cast bronze, tailoring textures and fabricated metals to create an atmosphere of modern masculine luxury. Designs for new fittings and furniture have been hand drawn in pencil and pen and developed using a team of largely British craftsmen and makers.
As in fine tailoring, the luxury is in the detail with bronze and brass door handles hand cast using the lost-wax technique.At the centre of the store is the famous Map room, added by the Royal Geographic Society in 1871, restored to its former splendour.
G&H Vitale Barberis Canonico Gala Dinner
In the illustrious setting of No. 1 Savile Row, key figures from the international menswear sphere, journalists and friends of the brand joined the directors of Vitale Barberis Canonico, Italy's oldest woollen mill, to celebrate the refurbishment of Gieves & Hawkes's flagship store and a new collaboration between the two Houses.
The black tie dinner continued late into the night in a mood of sartorial celebration. Among the distinguished guests were Lord & Lady West of Spithead, Lord & Lady Davies of Abersoch, Francesco Barberis Canonico, Julie de Libran, Yue-Sai Kan, international journalists and tastemakers. Before sitting down to a lavish dinner, guests enjoyed the award-winning Nyetimber Classic Cuvee and wines selected especially for the evening from Berry Bros.& Rudd. Sr. Francesco Barberis Canonico announced a very special opportunity - a personal invitation to any G&H clients choosing a VBC fabric to visit the mill in Italy and tour their archive.
Continuing the association between fine tailoring and modern art, Gieves & Hawkes moved the short distance from Christie's to White Cube in St James's, London to present Spring / Summer 2015.
Thirty five models, still like living sculptures, dramatically lit and perfectly attired, presented the ideal wardrobe for any summer occasion, from boardroom to beach. The mood was softer and the ambiance more relaxed, in shades of grey, driftwood, azur and teal.
There to admire were the international fashion press and friends of the creative director, Jason Basmajian, including David Gandy, Aidan Shaw and Jack Guinness.
Representing the new face of Gieves & Hawkes were the dapper Jake Parkinson-Smith wearing pale blue G&H seersucker, Mr Lawrence Clarke immaculate in a pale grey 3 piece from S/S 15 and Chinese Olympian Alex Hua Tian, fresh from competing that morning.
Buyers from the finest stores around the world including Harrods, Bergdorf Goodman and Saks Fifth Avenue enjoyed Cuvée Classic from award-winning British vineyard, Nyetimber. Images and a glowing report of the night went straight up on style.com.
The invention of the English gentleman
Savile Row is the world's most iconic address for the best in bespoke tailoring and home to legendary Gieves & Hawkes – suppliers to the British military for more than two centuries and furnishers to elegant gentlemen today.
The company began by designing attire for Britain's most illustrious officers, including Admiral Lord Nelson and the Duke of Wellington, as well as ten generations of British Royalty, from King George III in 1809 to Princes William and Harry today.
As masculine attire evolved after World War I, Gieves & Hawkes added civilian clothing to its repertoire, applying centuries of expertise in creating hand-made garments – proportion, cutting, fitting, and quality fabrics – to the finest bespoke tailoring.
This volume traces the rich history of tailoring, drawing from Gieves & Hawkes' vast, unpublished archives of client ledgers, garments and ready-to-wear collections; this is an indispensable book on classic men's style and fine tailoring.
Available in store at No.1 Savile Row. RRP £60
Following the success of Gieves & Hawkes A/W 2014 fashion show held at Christies galleries last January the two houses came together again last week in a unique collaboration in celebration of the Noble House & European Collections sale. Christies asked Gieves & Hawkes to bring their unique point of view to the private view and to work with them on bringing a modern and stylish approach to the presentation of the exquisite heritage pieces on sale. Three vignettes featuring military lots from both houses set the tone. The presentation was graphic and precise on a dark grey background, the lighting dramatic and the atmosphere in the room stylish and modern echoing the newly refurbished No 1 Savile Row. Admirals and aristocrats mixed with international fashion, style and business leaders in celebration of the craftsmanship and beauty on show.
Film Library
The new film sees the setting updated to a triple height mews house in SW7, and Jake Parkinson Smith, the grandson of iconic British photographer Norman Parkinson, taking on the leading role.
Says Jason Basmajian, Creative Director of Gieves & Hawkes:
'Someone sent me a link to the original film which was a 50's public service broadcast on how a gentleman should order his wardrobe - and I loved it. We then discovered from our archivist that the Duke of Bedford had been a good customer of ours at the time and that his wardrobe would have been largely from Gieves. At that point we thought it merited attention and a loosely inspired modern remake.'
In the film, directed by Eddie Wrey, Jake shows the modern man how to get out the door in 90 seconds flat. The film features the new Autumn Winter hand-tailored in Britain collection of ready to wear exclusively available at No.1 Savile Row with the new Jaguar F Type making a cameo appearance.
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Jason Basmajian, Creative Director:
'In business since 1771, we have many customers from families that have been shopping at Gieves & Hawkes, No.1 Savile Row for generations. A father brings his son to buy his first suit for an important birthday, school social events or graduation. People that have shopped with us for generations trust the impeccable taste and guidance of the staff at No.1 Savile Row. Today as we welcome more and more discerning younger gentlemen into our Flagship store, we wanted to celebrate that heritage but express it in a way that would be modern and relevant to the next generation.
Chinese Olympic Equestrian and Gieves & Hawkes ambassador, Alex Hua Tian explains:
'At the age of 16 my father brought me to No.1 Savile Row to buy my first suit. He explained to me that it is the heritage and the quality that makes Gieves & Hawkes so special. When wearing their clothes you are following in the footsteps of great men and maintaining a tradition for understated British elegance'.
Eddie Wrey is a young filmmaker who worked for many years for Mario Testino. He recently shot the Gieves & Hawkes A/W 14 campaign in the Highlands of Scotland.
Continuing the brand's association with Jaguar the film features the new F type coupe.
The film was shot on location at the Vesta rowing club, on the river Thames in London and in the recently renovated first floor VIP rooms of Gieves & Hawkes flagship store at No.1 Savile Row. On show in the Robert Gieves room is the Royal Archive featuring the uniforms for the Queen's bodyguard - The Honorable Corps of Gentlemen at Arms - held at No.1 Savile Row since 1912.
The artwork above the original 1732 William Kent fireplace is by Fredikson Stallard.
The son in the film wears Gieves & Hawkes cashmere hoodie, suede bomber jacket, navy polo shirt, beige cotton trousers, beige suede shoes, leather driving gloves and changes into his made to measure Morning coat. He is dressed most likely for his wedding when morning coats are often traditionally worn in England.
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Arrived early Saturday afternoon to clouds and light, intermittent rain [bummer].
Jim with our Okie-Tex home for a few days.
Outfitted for an expedition.
Watch your step!
Our Canadian participant drove from Ontario.
Jim (3rd from left) and folks admiring his 12 1/2" Cave Astrola.
The car battery gave up the ghost so we went to Clayton, NM to replace it.
30 Inch Dob - nice!
One of the few days with blue sky.
Furry little critter. Check your sleeping bags!
Pano of 3 30-sec 17 mm f/2.8 shots.
Big Dipper
Pleiades rising over the mesa. White streak at center is auto on main road to Kenton.
Prickly Pear Cactus
Pano from hill with the cross. Very good turn-out for 2009 despite the lousy weather.
Fossil worm tracks in rock up the hill with the cross.
Jack Eastman with the visitor at the Alvan Clark 1877 refractor.
Small newtonian w/mirror made from cutout plug of a Celestron telescope (Jack Eastman)
Gamboling hall built but quashed by the locals. Just as well, with the weather we would have spent too much time here.
Jack Eastman
Another furry critter. Climbing up the main hall chimney.
Al Nagler
Green laser tag on the west hill. 'Cause it was clouded-in (rats!),
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The ruins of the Church of St. Paul, still a majestic place
An interesting view from Macau fortress
Traditional beliefs are still being practiced in Macau
Built by the Portugese, and still functions as a post office!
Macau city hall, another fine example of Portuguese colonial architecture at the heart of the old city
The building at the back, that looks like a fortress, used to be one of Macau's most prominent pawnshops. Today it's a small, but interesting museum
The bridge that connects mainland Macau with the islands of Taipa and Coloane
A-ma temple - it gave Macau its Chinese name (Aomen)
A view of Guia hill - with a church, lighthouse and a small fortress
An old church surrounded by high-rises
A look at the "Casino District" fro Guia hill
entrance to the pretty Luo Lim Loc garden
A beatiful Chinese-style garden
More nice examples of colonial architecture
View from the promenade towards the old casino district on the Macau peninsula
More pretty views from the promenade, this one towards the Portuguese consulate and a scenic church at the top of the hill
Macau tower - a popular bungee jumping spot!
The Venetian casino, at the new casino area on Taipa island
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Board of Education eyes next steps for tech school
Board members recommend that more community meetings be held
Published: Thursday, November 18, 2010 at 3:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, November 18, 2010 at 11:58 a.m.
TUSCALOOSA | The Tuscaloosa City Board of Education on Wednesday night discussed the next steps for the new Tuscaloosa Center for Technology during a work session held at Eastwood Middle School.
At a Nov. 4 meeting, the board was slated to vote on one of three locations for the new TCT: the old Westlawn Middle School building, the current TCT site and an area adjacent to the Tuscaloosa Magnet School. However, the issue never came up for a vote because Tuscaloosa City Schools Superintendent Joyce Levey failed to recommend any of the three sites.
Instead, she recommended to the board that a community meeting be held before a location is selected.
At Wednesday's meeting, nearly all the board members agreed that three community meetings should be held about TCT, but they weren't in agreement about whether selecting a location for the new TCT should be their next step.
Board member James Minyard said that there's been no discussion about what the school's curriculum will be.
He said that should have been the first thing discussed by the board and school system administration, not site location, because the curriculum may have an impact on the size and architecture of the school, which would limit the possible site locations.
Board member Erskine Simmons agreed that addressing the curriculum would be a good next step, as did board member Kelly Horwitz.
Board vice chair Earnestine Tucker, however, said that the issue before the board now is choosing a site location, and the sooner that's resolved, the sooner the board can move forward with everything else regarding TCT.
She also added that rumors about the location of Central High School being an option for the new TCT, are false. She said the Central site will not be an option.
Board member Harry Lee said he didn't really care what the board's next step for TCT is, just that the board should move forward.
"The discussion on TCT was started long before the five new members came on the board and it hasn't been advanced since," Lee said. "All we've done is listen to people talk about it."
The board, as well as community members, also discussed the volatility of the last meeting in which several racial remarks, as well as other divisive comments, were made by community members.
Board member Marvin Lucas said everyone has their own agenda about where TCT should be located, but they've forgotten about the children.
Horwitz said she was frustrated about the racial comments made during the last meeting and that she's received "menacing" e-mails about the TCT site location.
"We're suppose to be here for our children," Horwitz said. "But look at the example we're setting for them. Whisper campaigns and cyber bullying ..."
Horwitz said she hopes that everyone can put their agendas aside and move forward.
Meissner said he's concerned that the site selection for TCT has driven a wedge into the heart of the community.
He said the point of TCT is to bring students from every part of the community together in one place.
"The situation with the TCT placement has just again brought up the need in our community to talk to one another as opposed to talking at, around and above each other," said Laurie Johns, a parent and Tuscaloosa resident.
Johns invited everyone to attend an open-dialogue meeting on race relations in Tuscaloosa hosted by the Tuscaloosa Race Relations Initiative at Alberta Elementary School at 6 p.m. Nov. 29.
Other parents agreed that the last meeting got out of hand, but parent and resident Patrick Harper said TCT should not be the issue used to solve Tusca-loosa's race relation problems.
A TCT walk-through style community information meeting will be held between Dec. 6 and Dec. 10 with specific days to be announced. The meeting will feature information about the three possible site locations, state requirements, maps and programing and curriculum being reviewed for the school.
A TCT community dialogue meeting will follow the information meeting on at 6 p.m. Dec. 13 at Central High School.
Other items of note discussed during the meeting were:
n The possibility of hiring Teach for America teachers to work in the Central zone next school year.
n A discussion on three 2011-2012 school year calendar options.
n The proposed rezoning of Central Primary, Oakdale Primary and Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary schools to accommodate next year's K-5 grade span change.
n The system bringing back the public relations coordinator position with an added job description of assisting with grant writing.
n The system facing a possible 3 to 5 percent reduction in state funding next school year due to proration.
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Column: The civil disobedience of Bradley Manning and Edward Snowden show them to be men of conscience and courage.
Column: The civil disobedience of Bradley Manning and Edward Snowden show them to be men of conscience and courage.
The setting was the same, but in many respects, the 50th anniversary observance of the 1963 March on Washington showed the nation's progress.
"We have been too silent and too complacent" regarding the issues of racism, the executive director of Pax Christi USA said.
Q and A: Human rights defender Jenni Williams says the work for social justice in Zimbabwe will continue despite election turmoil.
Some 2,200 of us made the trek to Hot Springs, N.C., this past weekend for the third annual Wildgoose Festival. We gathered along the roaring French Broad River and the Appalachian Trail amid the Blue Ridge mountains for four days of "spirituality, justice, music and art," with a hundred speakers and performers, food and hiking, prayer and preaching. It was renewing and uplifting for one and all.
Tōrō nagashi is the Japanese ceremony in which participants float paper lanterns. This is done based on the belief that this guides the spirits of the departed back to the other world. The ceremony is also done by many peace communities to commemorate those lost in the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki on Aug. 6 and 9, 1945.
We say: In the face of many difficulties, the voice and role of Catholic peace leaders is as urgent as ever.
The decision, which took effect July 1, ends a three-year "formal partnership" between the two organizations that share goals in their missions, including peace and justice components.
Longtime anti-war activist Bob Graf is willing to go to jail to make the point that Marquette University needs to teach peace, not war.
"Gatherings such as this are much more powerful than a nuclear weapon," one protestor said.


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What a darling frog! He is very wet and sticky looking! =) Great close up of this cute little fellow.
Happy greetings to you,
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Nice photo, but I can't say 'nice frog'(I have afraid). Have a nice day
Thank you, Mary Alice He seems to be very wet and sticky, but I never touched it because my brother said it might be poisonous. I doubted it, but I mean who wants to touch a slimy frog? Haha. These are enjoyable little creatures to watch. Sometimes they "Perch" on the windows.
Thanks, Silvy. Frogs aren't really anything to be afraid of, they are not poisonous...up here... (like my brother said. rsrsrs). I am sure you may have something to worry about down there with poisonous animals from Fer-De-Lance's to Poisonous birds. So don't touch a frog you can't recognize! rsrsrs.
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Thanks, Valentine!
This is such a good photo. The colour and expecially the texture just jump out at you. He looks soooo slimey.
Thanks, Laurel. I suppose he is slimey.
Wonderful picture of this tree frog Liam never heard about this one. Only the Hyla arborea I came across.
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and yet it was his best birthday ever.
No one came to his party, but his minions (VH)
zero's helmet tho XD
Poor guy...
at least I enjoyed myself to the fullest.
i didn t felt bad for the poor clap trap, he is so sympathetic little robot <3
I felt very bad for Claptrap^^
What's Iconic is that this actually happened to me too, my buddy phoned me up and asked if we could meet up town ... well you get what I'm trying to explain
I felt bad for Clap-trap when those three invites didn't want to come. It was for the best: those three would've been fighting and we would probably have to do a side command to shoot in the air. Being that his invites were Moxxi, Scooter and Marcus: Marcus was Moxxi's 3rd ex-husband and step-father to scooter. Scooter is very over-protective of his mama.
I cry every time, damn it!
Yes this happened to me
I remember my sister quoting Potter Puppet Pals during this mission..."Hey guys! I found a door! Let's leave through it!"
That was some party XD
Exactly how i felt when i did this...
My favorite side mission. xD
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I played through this mission with my friend and we actually used these two classes. (I was Gunzerker and he was Assassin)
Same here dude
i was at this party (with the assassin guy) and i was like yeaah FREE PIZZA!!!
I remember that mission. Funny, to bad claptrap can't take a hint or two.
My friend and I created fireworks for him during this mission.
We just took different elemental weapons and fired them into the sky.
It cost us altogether about 3 grand to replace all the ammo we burned.
We just took different elemental weapons and fired them into the sky.
It cost us altogether about 3 grand to replace all the ammo we burned.
Aaawwwww, nice : )
I like this mission only for the party horn then I left
The longest 2 minutes-10 seconds of your life, right here.
a sad moment for the little dude (T-T)
hah i brought out my death trap just let clap trap have more company at his party...it was kinda sad though....
This is exactly how this mission went with me and my brother
This part might have been the saddest parts in the game. I mean, the story had it's times, but Claptrap's party...
My party consisted of a teabagging Vault Hunters and Bonus Package Fireworks.
Claptrap: Invites you to his birthday party....gives you money and a gun for showing up......
i felt sorry for the little guy. i was on single-player when i did this mission, so i was the only one that showed up.
...and pizza : ) what a nice guy
just don't ever play poker with the little s.o.b., i swear to god. sore loser, even sore-er winner.
I feel sorry for Claptrap, he is all alone. If i had the Schematics stored somewhere, i could construct a companion for him.
Haha, this is exactly what a friend and I did on this part. Same characters and everything.
It did, however, turn out to be the most depressing mission of the game.
exactly what me and my friend did, same characters too.
I swear, I almost cried.
I like Zero he's awesome
That was a depressing mission. XD
Just let me kill the annoying little robot. I'd be doing you a favor and I'd be putting Crap-Trap out of his misery. A win-win all around.
ok jake if i kill angle in the past and you were like claptrap and you were not the boss and everone hates you how would you feel
Jake and Angle? Not sure who those people are. Luckily I can read between the lines for moron. I'd be the same, I'll always be rich and powerful, nothing will ever change that.
if ypou dont anser my qustion iwill seand the guy in the read gogole www.youtube.com/watch?feature=… to kill ypou and he can respion
You know what's really scary? The fact that you're using such poor grammar. I'm not sure how a common bandit got a computer but the fact that your trying to form complete sentences on said computer? Terrifying.
how a bot my hand are relly messup ashole did it ever come to that i know my grammer its my hands falut


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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) -- Alabama's AJ McCarron and Phillip Sims
want to make one thing clear: There is no quarterback battle. It's
just friendly competition.
It's also the biggest question mark facing the Crimson Tide in
fall camp.
McCarron says people make it seem like the two starting
contenders "hate each other." Sims says the two have been friends
since he got to campus and that makes the competition more fun.
If there is a leader, coach Nick Saban and offensive coordinator
Jim McElwain aren't giving any hints.
McElwain says both McCarron and Sims fit well into the offense.
Saban says both players are "gym rats" who led the 7-on-7 drills
through the summer. Picking a winner, he says, would be easier "if
both guys weren't doing things in a very positive way."
(Copyright 2011 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)


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The driver of a stolen vehicle has died and another man is in
hospital with serious injuries from a two-car crash in Bay of
This afternoon, a stolen vehicle was seen in the Waihi area
and was followed south by police, who alerted other officers.
While in a line of traffic on State Highway Two, the stolen
vehicle is understood to have sped away suddenly and crashed
almost immediately into another vehicle travelling in the
opposite direction near Lindemann Road, 1km north of
Katikati, about 5pm.
The male driver, the sole occupant of the stolen vehicle,
died at the scene.
The man driving the other car, also travelling alone, was
taken to hospital. He is understood to have serious injuries,
said police.
An investigation is underway "into the circumstances that led
up to this tragedy", said Bay of Plenty District Commander
Superintendent Glenn Dunbier.
Witnesses are being interviewed, but anyone else who saw the
crash or has relevant information is asked to contact
Tauranga Police on 07 577 4300.
The Serious Crash Investigation Unit is at the scene and
diversions are in place.
- Herald Online
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