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Broadband minister Hunt LOSES portfolio, takes on national health
Jeremy Hunt, who is the minister responsible for the government's ambitious faster broadband roll out, has been shifted out of the department for media, culture and sport into a new cabinet role as Health Secretary. As recently as April this year, the Tory MP and homeopathy fan faced calls from the opposition to stand down after …
I discussed recently with my family that I don't understand how some MPs get into their roles. This is a prime example. If Hunt was qualified to be the Culture Secretary then fine, but how does that also make him qualified for Health Secretary? Does he have a background of running medical institutions or working with medical professionals? If the answer is 'no' then I serious questions over his experience and ability to be successful in this new role.
Re: Qualifications?
He's perfectly qualified, possible corruption during mass privatisation of the service is exactly what we need. The homoeopathy is merely a bonus.
Re: Qualifications?
Ministers do not have to understand their ministry, that is what permanent under secretaries were invented for. Have none of you seen "Yes Minister"?
Re: Qualifications?
He's also against abortion and stem cells; marvellous.
Re: Qualifications?
As part of a representative democracy qualifications in the field are not per se a requirement; they would be in a technocrac. Ken Clarke was quite a good Chancellor despite being a lawyer by trade. Admittedly, this was after that utter idiot Lamont so even a Tellytubby would have looked good.
I'd like to say that Hunt can only be better than Lansley who is being given the shove for steaming ahead with and botching a reform that the government wanted. But, as even my mum, who doesn't swear lightly, has to take care when speaking his name, I can't say that with conviction. Well, more conviction than he has. I suspect that precisely nothing will happen in the department of health on his watch, which is probably the aim of the whole thing. He's an arse but he probably won't do much.
Removing Ken Clarke from Justice and so he could do no more damage with his heretical plans to lock fewer people up and replacing him with a slavering "hanging's too good for 'em" from the shires has me more worried.
And who is going to replace the utterly irreplaceable Louise Mensch as Minister for Chick Lit and Won't Somebody Think of the Children?
Re: Qualifications?
He's a pro-homeopathy anti-abortion Charterhouse boy, how could he be any more of a perfect fit?
Homeopathy fan? Seriously?
<-- A penguin, the nearest I could find to something quackish
First to say...
Deckchairs. Titanic?
I bet I'm not the first though...
Homeopathy Fan....
Oh dear.
Should be grounds for instant removal from any departmental head role, let alone DoH.
He'll hopefully be out on-his-ear once the Newscorp shite really hits the ventilator anyway.
How dare you...!
Doubting the qualifications of MPs in ministerial roles!
We've had some classics over the years:
Glenda Jackson (actress) was given a junior ministers role responsible for transport in London. Well, I suppose she at least lived there.
Gordon Brown has a PhD in history, making him a fabulous bean counter as Chancellor.
Nick Clegg studied archaeology - Not more to add really to that one.
ive got some homeopathy for you
i hope you like it splashed in your face
Re: ive got some homeopathy for you
errr I think you might have confused "homeopathy" with "spunk"
Re: ive got some homeopathy for you
No, spunk has something in it and proven effects.
Re: ive got some homeopathy for you
"spunk has something in it and proven effects"
I understand it is both an excellent facial treatment, reducing the 7 signs of aging, and also if ingested is full of useful vitamins and minerals and aids weight loss without requiring dieting or gym visits.
All proven facts, don't forget to tell the missus.
Musical chairs... but you don't lose a chair, you just swap
Fail at your current job role, wasting billions of pounds? Not a problem! Here, try health. That's far less important than broadband. Oh, what's this? Chris Gray-lying bastard and downright vile excuse of a human is now minister of justice? Proven liar, justice, those two should never be linked and yet there we are. I'm starting to think my neck ache problems come from continued head shaking at the state of governments both home and abroad screwing over the people.
Cool, so he can go from..
not understanding technology to not understanding the health service.
He'll Be There For You
So which director of Pfizer is his good friend?
Minsters and suitability ...
The theory is that Ministers are the accountable end of the deal. They have the ability to hire experts in their field for advice and support, in return for acting as the point man for the public.
As I say, that's the theory.
In practice we get whiney snivelly gits, who ignore the advice of their consultants, in favour of Daily-Mail headlines and political expediency. And then when the balloon does go up, they just stick to their job like a barnacle, instead of fulfilling their end of the bargain (to take one for the team).
You know, for a houseful of lawyers, successive governments have made some crap laws.
Re: Minsters and suitability ...
I think the problem also lies with who gets appointed a "consultant", too.
Re: Minsters and suitability ...
"You know, for a houseful of lawyers, successive governments have made some crap laws."
Indeed, crap laws create a demand for lawyers - it's no more remarkable than if parliament was full of florists and legislated for Mothers' Day to be monthly rather than annually.
Re: Minsters and suitability ...
"Consider though both Cameron and Miller come from the advertising industry."
Yeah - all style and no substance.
in hell steve jobs will be treated the way he treated his customers on earth
Topic fail.
In slight tiny almost defence of his Homeopathy support...
Most people presume that "Homeopathy" covers ALL alternative therapies, including the ones that aren't *UTTER NONSENSE*, e.g. acupuncture, and not just the sugar pill bullcrap.
Re: In slight tiny almost defence of his Homeopathy support...
I tried acupuncture once but it wasnt as good as heroin.
Re: In slight tiny almost defence of his Homeopathy support...
Pretty sure acupuncture is load of codswallop too though.
Re: In slight tiny almost defence of his Homeopathy support...
No they don't.
Re: In slight tiny almost defence of his Homeopathy support...
An unusually strong placebo effect given that it is used in place of anaesthetic in China in a lot of hospitals (according to some debunking programme I watched ages ago, where acupuncture allowed you a cheaper hospital visit, plus jumped the queue).
Re: In slight tiny almost defence of his Homeopathy support...
I'm a bit less militant about this now. I have a friend, who suffers from depression. He's very much into his alternative therapies. Including one where you put cups of steam on the back in special 'magic energy points' or something. That, aromatherapy and accupuncture have worked for him.
Who am I to start talking about the placebo effect, pseudo-science, and maybe destroy the benefit this 'treatment' is giving? Some friend I'd be, if I started shooting my mouth off.
I'm sure it's all down to being looked after, and relaxing. But it works for him. I believe the placebo effect is stronger with injections than pills, and also if you've paid for it, over free. Thinks: I wonder if that explains the fervour of the various phone fanbois?
I knew a physio working with seriously disabled kids. She said that most of these 'miracle' treatment regimes were just down to time and money. If she could spend 3 hours a day with each child, and 2 physios, she could work wonders too. Instead of a couple of half hour sessions a week.
Re: In slight tiny almost defence of his Homeopathy support...
Fake injections (saline) have been proven to be more effective than fake pills at pain relief according to Dr Goldacre (a delightful man)
The British Government firmly believes in Homeopathy...
...They've massively diluted the amount of jobs, disposable income and well-run services in the UK in order to make them more effective.
This was supposed to be a joke but now I want a stiff drink.
Scrape away
There's a point in the life of every government when you know that it's the beginning of the end. It comes when certain people with an indefinable but recognisable quality get promoted up the political food chain to the cabinet, or from the backbenches to a junior ministerial role. In short you know that they've gone through anything that could loosely be called talent, at least in terms of ministerial qualities, and are taking a chisel to the bottom of the barrel.
The hallmark usually is the inability to do an interview with anything like good grace or humour, shouting down or patronising the interviewer if the questions get too probing, getting that tight, bitter tone to the voice when a Paxman or Humphreys chips away at the real question and refuses to allow them to deliver the little homily that starts "Thats why we..." as briefed by the whips.
Major had a plentiful supply, NuLab had them in spades, most notably in Andy Burnham. But pity poor Cameron. Thatcher wouldn't have let your first cabinet go leafleting in Solihull on behalf of the party. Your first shuffle and you actually promote Jeremy Hunt (a man who seems to do an ongoing impression of a turkey looking forward to Christmas) up the pecking order, rather than showing him the spot on the back benches he so thoroughly deserved after the 'Ruperts cheerleader' debacle. As PM, if the most talent you have to shuffle is actually in another party entirely, it's probably time to consider taking the doubtless generous pension and heading off leafy Oxfordshire to write your memoirs, dwelling at length on your days at Eton to make sure you pad it out past 100 pages.
Re: Scrape away
Humphreys and Paxman are shit interviewers. They're part of the problem, not the solution.
We might have a healthy political discourse if politicians were allowed to finish a fucking sentence once in a while! It would also help if self-aggrandising wankers like Humphreys actually asked them a question it was possible to answer, rather than setting them up with a 'when did you stop beating your wife', so Today can deliberately misquote them for the rest of the morning. Or alternatively force them to spend so long qualifying their answer that it sounds like they're lying, even the times when they're not.
You know that Paxman only asked Michael Howerd the same question 10 times because his editor suddenly said there were 5 minutes to fill, and he couldn't think of any more questions...
Sure we've got some slimy buggers in politics. But then we accuse the straight talkers of being gaffe-prone, and don't allow most of them to ever answer the questions they're supposed to be on the shows to talk about. It's a very rare beast, like a Ken Clarke, who can actually still get his point across, without losing his relaxed delivery or sounding like a liar or a screeching loony.
We might also get better quality ministers if we cut them enough slack that they can present their case before we decide they're lying or bluffing. Then we could catch the actual dissemblers out, and keep a few more of the good ones around.
Ooops! Off-topic rant now over. Sorry about that. I used to listen to the Today program, when it was good. I think I'll wander off for a beer now...
Re: Scrape away
That would be the "did you or didn't you" question that Mr Howard kept dodging ?
Actually I get irritated with all interviewers because they don't ask the actual awkward questions, and its often clear from what they do ask that they have no clue of even the general area in which those questions might fall
(Ob conspiracy: or they steer well clear deliberately so as not to jeopardise their income stream).
Any kind of PR/interview is a game in which there is a limited period of time / space for copy and one party wants to get their spiel over as verbatim as possible and the other party wants to look as though they're an important contributor to some kind of high level discussion/debate.
Re: Scrape away
Yup. 'Did you threaten to overrule him?' x 10. To be fair, Howerd was dodging, and should have just given a straight answer. So he deserved to be made to look silly.
Today lasts for 3 hours, so they've got no excuse for always cutting people short. The World at One, and The World Tonight are far better. Today have plenty of air-time to give politicians time to make their points, and then grill them afterwards.
Instead they ask them leading questions, and then try to cut them off if they fail to give yes/no answers on complex issues. When I could still bear to listen to it, without shouting at the radio, was when Rodd Liddell was in charge: their stated aim was 'to set the news agenda'. So they'd ask a question like 'why is your policy designed to disadvantage old people'. So minister tries to say that all policies have winners and losers, gets hurried up and interrupted, then says something like 'yes this policy is worse for pensioners, but better for families.'.
Then the BBC news bulletins all lead with 'Minister says his policy is designed to hurt the old'. What was noticeable was that this would always change at about the 10 o'clock bulletin. When a different shift would take over, and correct what was obviously a glaring distortion of the interview. This was when I worked from home, so had the radio on most of the day. And I'm a Conservative supporter, so it isn't my love of Labour's ministers that led me to this conclusion.
I don't get to listen as much now, but whenever I tune into Today, it's still the same hectoring, headline seeking, fundamentally un-serious pile of arse that it's been for over a decade.
"One of Jeremy Hunt's new fleet of homeopathic ambulances, seen here treating some rioters:
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Also, the fun thing about the whole Newscorp mess is that George Osborne knows a lot of very awkward things about Cameron's dealings with Murdoch and co that haven't yet come to light, he is for now somewhat untouchable- so the malign influence of the old aussie lich persists.
In what scenario is a picture of a tank with a water cannon squirting protesters NSFW?
I demand a refund for the brief moment of titillation heightened by possible dismissal that was promised.
Any possible answer would be very NSFW, you cunning fiend, you!
Time to roll out the homeopathic A&E.
David Cameron's administration seems to have mirrored the USA in some respects: it has gone from the beginning phase of "enthusiastic yet inexperienced amateurs" to "corrupt self-serving incompetents managing a slow-motion disaster" without the usual intervening phase of "roughly all right, could do better, but so so disasterously bad" in the middle.
Maria Miller is also now the Minister for Women & Equalities.
WTF?? Maria Miller:
Voted against equal gay adoption rights.
Voted against "hate speech" being criminalised.
Voted against lesbians being able to get fertility treatment.
And quite a few other such issues.
Yep, this is *just* the sort of person we want for "Women and Equalities" Minister!!
I always thought a homeopath (someone who practices homeopathy) was a cross between homicide and psychopath. Wait. Was I not right?
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At the risk of sounding petty over $20, a $240 5830 is $20 too much. If this were priced at $200-$220 it wouldnt be a clear choice for the 5830, but it wouldnt be such a clear choice against it. For $240 you can try to shop around for a 4890 and save $40-$60 while getting a card that will perform better at most of todays games, or save even more by going with a 4870 that will slightly underperform the 5830. Alternatively you can save up another $60 and get the 5850, a card that is faster running and cooler running at the same time. There is no scenario where we can wholeheartedly justify a 5830 if its going to be a $240 card this really should have been the new $200 wonder card.
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the fact that this card uses more energy than the 5850 is something to be concerned about. i feel it was put in to fill a price margin more than anything else. i'd either pick the 5870 or save a little more and just buy the 5850.
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This is best push brush on the market! It makes using gel liners a no brainer and is something you should begin with if you are just begining to use them. Mine is over ten years old and have just bought a back up.
I have others that are the same shape, but had much harsher bristles on the eyes so in the garbage they went. Every brand is known for doing some things really well, no brand does it all perfectly. This brush is perfection.
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Every person who wears make up should own one of these. changed the way i approach, buy and use eye-liner.
Let me start off by saying I really, REALLY love this brush. I do. There are a few problems with it, but lets start with the positive.
I love how easy it is to 'stamp' some black eyeshadow into my lashline with this brush. It adds a nice, subtle definition that isn't too sharp. It works great for lining the bottom of the eye as well. Takes two seconds to do, has great impact, and is basically fool-proof.
The cons are: white bristles that never seem to get completely clean, after a few washes the ends seem to splay a bit and fluff up, and my ferrule came loose from the handle within 6 months (even with careful washing. I superglued it back on).
The splaying and fluffing isn't really a big deal for me, but I know those looking for precision might not be so keen. I don't use it with my fluidlines/gel liners so I can't comment on that. I haven't found a brush I like more for lining with eyeshadow.
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Love this brush. I first saw it when I got my makeup done by a Nars makeup artist and loved how she used it to line my eyes. I bought a similar brush by Sonia Kashuk at Target, but was not as happy with the results. I thought I'd just not had the experience to use it the way the makeup artist did, but when I bought the actual Nars version it went on perfectly. Such a difference a brush makes! Excellent brush, now I live lining my eyes!
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Hands down, this is my favorite eyeliner brush. I've had this brush for about 3 years and I use it every day to apply my MAC Fluidline. It creates a perfect line with just the right thickness. I much prefer this brush over my MAC 212 brush, which creates a much thinner line and is a little trickier to use.
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This was great to use when new as it gives super fine lines and great control. I find the brush handle too long because I angle it 90 degrees to line my eyes where it inevitably bangs into the mirror if I get too close.
I liked the classy design and the contrast between black handle and white bristles. I didn't like how hard it was to clean gel liner off it with regular shampoo. I ended up using oil-based makeup remover (DHC) to clean it. And I had to clean it every time I used it.
What I really didn't like was how after just a year of use (and I used it maybe once a week), the bristles split and fluffed, so bye-bye fine lines. The NARS counter couldn't help with it, so bye-bye brush and bye-bye NARS products.
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This brush just didn't work for me. I find it so hard that the BB gel eyeliner I bought in 2005 dried out due to lack of use. I also find it impossible to clean. It takes 3 washes before it is cleaned up and then the tip fluffs up. So my experience has been similar to others who have given this a poor rating.
I am thinking of wearing eyeliner again and I am dreading the idea of using this brush again. In light of all the positive reviews I will give this brush another go and if I change my mind I will update this review.
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I was surprised to see the low rating of this product. To me this is absolutely the best brush to tight line. It's like almost impossible to make a thick line with this brush. My only gripe about this brush is that the handle and sometimes it hits the mirror when I'm trying to get closer to the mirror. Japonesque has a similar brush but the bristle is much much much more stiff. I hated that brush but I know some people like a stiffer brush.
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This brush is just ok. I hate that the white bristles show everything. I found no matter how i cleaned this brush, it loosened up a lot and splayed. I prefer the Stila push liner brush by far.
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This has been the most Wonderful Brush for me! As someone who has never managed to look good with eyeliner (lopsided,uneven lines are my speciality!) My eyes looked subtly enhanced and both look even (Yipee!) If you are as old as me and as useless at eye lining then please try again with the Push....I really did not believe I could do such a good job. The Nars Senior International Makeup Artist who was making me up showed me how to use it...and promised me it was "pretty impossible" to get it wrong...and he was right! I am totally delighted with everything about it except the price ....so I refuse absolutely to pay for the travel pack(around US$200 with delivery) and as I couldn't find a separate travel push brush on ebay....so....thinking about buying another Push Brush and cutting off the end and sticking it in with my Shu Uemura travel brushes in the handy clear plastic holder....(total awesome travel set) I'd appreciate any helpful advice on this!


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NEW YORK (AP) - Authorities in New York say two men have been charged with making and selling counterfeit tickets for the Super Bowl and other postseason NFL games.
Queens District Attorney Richard A. Brown and Police Commissioner William J. Bratton announced charges Tuesday against Damon Daniels, of New York City, and Eugene Fladger, of Philadelphia.
Information on their attorneys was not immediately available.
Authorities say blocks of high-quality fake tickets were also sold online for an AFC divisional round playoff game in Foxborough, Mass., and an NFC Wild Card game in Philadelphia.
They say other forged tickets were offered for the NFL Commissioner's Party at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in Manhattan, the NFL Honors Party at Radio City Music Hall, and Super Bowl parking.
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An article about doulas to the dying in The New York Times [article], May 20, 2006 For the Families of the Dying, Coaching as the Hours Wane By Jange Gross Greg Torso's death announced itself with a long exhale and then silence, as the breath literally left his body. His mother had been told to expect… Read more »
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Fortney: A different way to deal with death (Calgary Herald)
An article about home funerals in the Calgary Herald [article], June 18, 2014 Fortney: A different way to deal with death By Val Fortney On the night he died, his family cleaned his body, dressed him in his favourite outfit and laid him in his bed. His wife crawled in and fell asleep beside him. The… Read more »
How to find the home funeral laws for your area (US & Canada)
If you live in the United States you can fin the home funeral laws for your area (1) through contacting your local Funeral Consumer Alliance affiliate; and/or (2) by reading Lisa Carlson's and Josh Slocum's book, "Final Rights"; and/or (3) contacting another home funeral guide in your state; and/or (4) researching the laws through your state's… Read more »
changing the conversation about death (Courier-Mail, Australia)
An article from the Courier-Mail in Australia about choosing to stop medical treatment [article], June 7, 2014 How terminally ill artist Joannah Underhill is changing the conversation about death By Leisa Scott Artist Joannah Underhill is sitting in her "lovely Grandma chair", which helps the 35-year-old stand up, and telling why she decided to stop… Read more »
Help with home funerals: when it crosses the line
Help with home funerals: when it crosses the line By Lisa Carlson, Funeral Ethics.com, November 13, 2011 [post] As a grandmother to the home funeral movement since 1987, I have been thrilled to see the interest in home funerals taking hold around the country. And how wonderful that there are significant learning opportunities to help… Read more »
DIY Death: Natural, At-Home Funerals And Their Boomer Appeal (Boston)
An article about home funerals from wbur's Common Health in Boston [article], November 22, 2013. Please visit the above site for excellent photos accompanying the article. DIY Death: Natural, At-Home Funerals And Their Boomer Appeal By Rachel Zimmerman WELLFLEET, Mass. – When 20-month-old Adelaida Kay Van Meter died of a rare genetic disease last winter,… Read more »
A Good Death: How Boomers Will Change the World a Final Time (Time Magazine)
An artcile about home funerals from Time Magazine [article], August 14, 2013 A Good Death: How Boomers Will Change the World a Final Time By Dan Kadlec Surely the world has heard enough of the Baby Boomers, who have dominated the political, cultural and economic landscape for six decades. But a generation that has refused… Read more »
Home Funerals, the expanded version
In the last several years more has been written about home funerals. Articles have appeared in the New York Times, Smithsonian, Washington Post, and more. As more people become involved with home funerals, the definition of what it is expands also. Nowadays a home funeral can describe any part of the time from when a… Read more »
What are Soul Midwives?
The term "Soul Midwives" describes non-medical, holistic companions who guide and support the dying in order to facilitate a gentle and tranquil death.
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Elements of a home funeral
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An article in "The Moon Magazine" interviewing Olivia Rose Bareham. Visit site: MoonMagazine.org What is a Death Midwife? Interview with Rev. Olivia Rose Bareham, Death midwife Olivia-Bareham-for-webRev. Olivia Bareham–or simply, Rev. Olivia–is an ordained minister of healing. Originally from England, she holds a bachelor's degree in education from the University of London, and a bachelor's degree in natural… Read more »
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A recent post to Redit.com is calling a lot of attention to the state of the funeral industry. Read a funeral director's perspective of the "dirty" secrets of funeral homes. http://www.reddit.com/funeral-home-secrets Below the post is copied in its entirely, but for the interesting comments to the article please click on the link above. Throwaway, obviously…. Read more »
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Top Five Regrets of The Dying By Bronnie Ware, November 30, 2011 For many years I worked in palliative care. My patients were those who had gone home to die. Some incredibly special times were shared. I was with them for the last three to twelve weeks of their lives. People grow a lot when… Read more »
Think Outside the Box (US Catholic Magazine)
An article about home funerals from US Catholic Magazine [article], November 2011 Think Outside the Box By Joe Seehee It's time we laid our current American burial practices to rest in favor of a more authentically Catholic—and eco-friendly—approach. Last year I was contacted by a woman named Jean who was seeking to arrange a "green"… Read more »
For in-home funerals, a 21st-century revival (Minneapolis Star Tribune)
An article about home funerals from the Minneapolis Star Tribune [article], November 30, 2011 For in-home funerals, a 21st-century revival By Jeff Strickler Dr. Eric Stull spent the last six weeks of his life in a hospital bed next to the bay window in his St. Paul living room. He spent the first three days… Read more »
Slide Presentation on Home Funeral & Green Burial
Slide presentation on Home Funerals and Green Burials by Donna Belk http://www.slideshare.net/dbelk/home-funerals-and-green-burial
A family undertaking: Caring for our dead (The Christian Century)
An article about home funerals from the Christian Century. October 06, 2009 A family undertaking: Caring for our dead by Holly Stevens When Harriet Ericson died in January 2007 at age 93, she went to the grave in the same manner in which she lived her final years—lovingly tended by her son Rodger Ericson of Austin,… Read more »
Home Burials offer an Intimate Alternative (New York Times)
An article about home funerals from The New York Times [Article], July 20, 2009 Home Burials offer an Intimate Alternative By Katie Zezima PETERBOROUGH, N.H. — When Nathaniel Roe, 92, died at his 18th-century farmhouse here the morning of June 6, his family did not call a funeral home to handle the arrangements. Instead, Mr…. Read more »
Home Funerals Offer Different Way of Saying Goodbye (Austin-American Statesman)
An article about home funerals from The Austin-American Statesman [article], July 25, 2009 Home Funerals Offer Different Way of Saying Goodbye By Chris Garcia AUSTIN, Texas — No one wants to die, but Fleur Hedden goes ahead and volunteers anyway. A tall woman, she clambers atop a long country-kitchen table in an Austin home, lies supine,… Read more »
Alternatives for Families (South Whidbey Record)
An article about home funerals from South Whidbey Record [article], May 09 2009 Alternatives for Families By Patricia Duff Death, in a sense, is a denouement. It follows the climax of life. In it, a person plays out the final act of one's existence before his or her exit out of this world. Strange, then,… Read more »
A Full Measure of Devotion (Obit Magazine)
An excellent article about home funerals in Obit Magazine [article], May 12, 2009 A Full Measure of Devotion by Joyce Gemperlein Would you, could you, say goodbye to a deceased family member by washing the body, laying it on a bed of dry ice – perhaps, like in old-timey Westerns, on the kitchen table right… Read more »
Natural burials, home funerals gain fans (Traverse City Record-Eagle)
An article about home funerals from Traverse City Record-Eagle [article], May 23, 2009 Natural burials, home funerals gain fans By Jodee Taylor TRAVERSE CITY — Bob Butz is going to build his own coffin. It may double as a coffee table or bookshelves until he needs it. Butz, 38, is a Lake Ann author whose… Read more »
The Surprising Satisfactions of a Home Funeral (Smithsonian Magazine)
An article about home funerals in Smithsonian Magazine [article], March 2009 The Surprising Satisfactions of a Home Funeral By Max Alexander Two funerals, two days apart, two grandfathers of my two sons. When my father and father-in-law died in the space of 17 days in late 2007, there wasn't a lot of time to ruminate on… Read more »
News Video about Do It Yourself Funerals
Families Turning to Do It Yourself Home Funerals, a short video from CBS5 news.
A Serious Undertaking (Newsweek)
An article about home funerals in Newsweek [article], July 3, 2008 A Serious Undertaking By Brendan Kiley A small, but growing, group of activists seeks to reform the funeral industry. James Green is dead. He's lying on a classroom table—eyes closed, hands across his chest—while Donna Belk, who lectures on do-it-yourself funerals, explains how to… Read more »
The $575 Farewell (The Ledger)
An article about home funerals from The Ledger [article], March 29, 2008 The $575 Farewell For the Homeless and the Indigent, Dying is a Lonely Business, Done Without Ceremony By Gary White Most of us know that when we die, we can expect someone to oversee the disposition of our bodies. Even if we never… Read more »
Even in Death Boomers Do It Their Way (Eons.com)
An article about home funerals from Eons.com, September 28, 2007 Even in Death Boomers Do It Their Way By Lucia Huntington Family members help lower Pansy Anna Palmer's coffin, covered by a quilt, into her grave in a "green" cemetery in South Carolina. After a Baptist service, she was buried in a wooded grove in… Read more »
More Families Bringing Funerals Home (NBC News)
An article about home funerals from NBC News [article], September 24, 2007 More Families Bringing Funerals Home Small but growing trend helps people reclaim death rituals, experts say By Joy Jernigan When Pam Howley's 17-year-old daughter died of brain cancer in 2005, she knew one thing: "I did not want her embalmed." After a year… Read more »
Planning a Funeral for $800 or less (MSN Money)
An article about home funerals from MSN Money, September 18, 2007 Planning a Funeral for $800 or less By Christopher Solomon You can't take it with you, but you may not want to give thousands to a funeral home and florists. Talk to your loved ones about their wishes and tell them yours. When a… Read more »
Death: A Family Ritual (Michigan Citizen)
An article about home funerals in the Michigan Citizen. Death: A Family Ritual By Wendy Lyons When Imam Abdullah El-Amin's closest friend died 18 months ago, he ritually bathed his friend's body, anointed him with oil and fragrant herbs and wrapped him in a simple white burial shroud. It was not only his religious duty,… Read more »
Green Burials Offer Eco-friendly Alternative (The Oakland Post)
An article about home funerals from The Oakland Post Green burials offer an eco-friendly alternative to traditional methods By Wendy Lyons If you're like most people, you probably think that your environmental footprint disappears from the planet once you're dead and gone. After all, what harm could you possibly do? But it seems even the… Read more »
Families provide a fitting end (San Diego Union Tribune)
An article about home funerals from the San Diego Union Tribune [article], December 17, 2006 Families provide a fitting end Personal touches reflect personalities of departed in funerals held at home By Michael Stetz The rich, full life that Betsy Brack led could be seen everywhere. This was her home, after all.Her clothes hung in… Read more »
Rich But Thrifty Interment (The Santa Fe New Mexican)
An article about home funerals in The Santa Fe New Mexican, October 30, 2006 Rich But Thrifty Interment By Phaedra Haywood When 90-year-old Daniel Shuck died of a heart attack in June, his family members didn't call a funeral home. They went to St. Vincent Regional Medical Center, dressed him in clean clothes — nothing… Read more »
Crying and Digging (LA Times)
An article about home funerals from LA Times [article], February 6, 2005 Crying and Digging Reclaiming the realities and rituals of death By Nancy Rommelmann For centuries in America, we tended to our dead. People died at home, and relatives prepared the body, laid it out in the parlor and sat by as callers paid… Read more »
Movement to Bring Grief Back Home (The Washington Post)
An article about home funerals from The Washington Post [article], June 5, 2005 Movement to Bring Grief Back Home By Rachel S. Cox Many Bereaved Opting to Bypass Funeral Industry After Richard Saul died of Lou Gehrig's disease just before Christmas last year at age 77, neighbors and friends gathered at his Cleveland Park home… Read more »
When Somebody Dies … A Final Gift (Mail Tribune)
An article about home funerals from The Mail Tribune [article], October 2, 2004 By Bill Varble Family and friends gathered together to give Jacksonville sexton a fitting farewell Wayne Maxson's family members wanted his funeral to be just so. Instead of turning to a funeral home, they decided to do it themselves. Sharon Armstrong, a… Read more »
Simple Funerals in the Home Make a Comeback (USA Today)
An article about home funerals from USA today [article], May 10, 20014 Simple Funerals in the Home Make a Comeback by the Associated Press Some want to be remembered with lavish services, others want their remains launched into space. Bob Prater envisioned his passing in simpler terms: A funeral at home. Very few Americans opt… Read more »


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Last week, the Morning News' Rangers beat writer/columnist Evan Grant shared the music being used at the start of this baseball season by most of your Texas Rangers players -- either at-bat music or welcome-to-the-mound stuff, naturally.The best news that wasn't? Grant reported that catcher Mike ... More >>
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Office of University Advancement
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University Advancement
Robin Head
Interim Director, Office of University Advancement
Terri Wilhite
Assistant Director, Donor Relations
Patrice Frisby
Development Officer Annual Giving
- Responsible for all aspects of the Annual Giving Campaigns for both the University and the TWU Foundation including:
TWU Annual Fund, Chancellors Circle Giving Society, General Scholarship Fund, and designated academic appeals.
- Coordinates and manages the annual Founders Awards Scholarship Luncheon which benefits the Chancellors Endowed Scholarship Program.
Cathy Tedrick Kerley
Development Officer for Student Life
- Fundraising for Student Life, private foundation relations and funding, major gifts and endowments.
Tiffany Rupani
Manager, Special Events & Projects and TWU Foundation Liaison
- Responsible for the implementation and execution of assigned events including:
The Annual Virginia Chandler Dykes Leadership Award (VCD), Donor Recognition Coffee, and Corporate & Community Relations events and tours.
- Serve as the liaison for the TWU Foundation, including the Board of Directors
Judy Miller
Gift Processing Specialist
- Processes all gifts and pledges to TWU and the TWU Foundation and generates donor acknowledgements.
- Processes new payroll deduction requests for gifts to TWU or TWU Foundation.
Helps maintain alumni/donor database.
Julia Chu
Development Data Analyst
- Donor and Alumni data management
- University wide report generation
- End user support of information technology systems software and donor database.
Michele Kyle
Administrative Assistant
- Serves as the principal administrative support to the department.
- Complete and log all donations for gift processing.
- Monitor and process bookkeeping information and prepare summary reports and projections.
- Primary web spinner for the University Advancement site.
Student Life Fundraising
Ryan Mayer
Development Officer for Student Life - Athletics
Alumni Relations
Anne Scott
Director of Alumni Relations
- Oversees alumni services, communication and activities for all alumni of TWU. See the Alumni Relations website for additional information.
Chris Styers
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CHICAGO – The awesomeness of history loses any of its stuffiness with the incredibly fun, indeed educational show "Drunk History" from Comedy Central, its two seasons now released on DVD. Hosted by its creator Derek Waters, the show is a celebration of various historic figures and their under-appreciated true tales, as expressed by funny people narrating in the universal language of inebriation; their recounts are then reenacted by famous actors working with their given dialogue, dressed with the comic cheapness of a bloated biopic.
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Film Review: Direction Proves a Problem For Open Mic Drama 'Rudderless'Submitted by NickHC on October 20, 2014 - 8:37pm
CHICAGO – Actor William H. Macy's directorial debut "Rudderless" is a film of open mic songwriting that tackles a recovery from grief with neat lyrics and easy metaphors. Instead of standing out, Macy has provided another sap's ballad that has the cuteness of "Kumbaya", one that aims to please the crowd without challenging emotions, only presenting them.
Film Review: Sam Rockwell Carries Harrowing 'A Single Shot'Submitted by BrianTT on September 18, 2013 - 11:59am
CHICAGO – Sam Rockwell does no wrong. He takes parts in movies major ("Iron Man 2") and minor ("A Single Shot," now available On Demand and opening theatrically in limited release this Friday, September 20, 2013) and makes decisions that other actors wouldn't even consider. He is so completely, believably in the moment.
Blu-ray Review: John Hawkes, Helen Hunt Amaze in 'The Sessions'Submitted by mattmovieman on February 26, 2013 - 9:16am
CHICAGO – It's a shame how box office numbers play such a large factor in Oscar votes. Just imagine if "The Blind Side" was a flop. Sandra Bullock wouldn't have been allowed within a billion miles of the Oscar podium. If Ben Lewin's "The Sessions" was given a fair shot with audiences, it would've easily brought its star, John Hawkes, an Oscar nomination.
Feature: HollywoodChicago.com's 15 Best Interviews of 2012Submitted by PatrickMcD on January 4, 2013 - 10:27am
CHICAGO – The significant HollywoodChicago.com show business interviews of 2012 – eclectic, independent and varied – flowed throughout the year from the perspectives of Matt Fagerholm, Brian Tallerico and Patrick McDonald. All three contribute to this year-end survey of the 15 Best Interviews of 2012.
Film Review: John Hawkes' Honest Work Just Saves 'The Sessions'Submitted by BrianTT on October 26, 2012 - 8:09am
CHICAGO – Sometimes an actor can deliver on so many levels at once that it makes flaws of a film easier to overlook. I'll admit that while watching "The Sessions," I was so caught up in the honest, true performance from the great John Hawkes that I didn't consider many of the film's dramatic failings until I began to consider my review.
Interview: John Hawkes, Director Ben Lewin on 'The Sessions'Submitted by PatrickMcD on October 25, 2012 - 10:37am
CHICAGO – Sure to be one of the best performances of 2012 is John Hawkes as Mark O'Brien, a polio victim who lived on his own and was a poet, despite no movement from his neck down, and confined for most of the day in an iron lung. Ben Lewin wrote the screenplay and directed the extraordinary story of "The Sessions."
Interview: William H. Macy Invites You to 'The Sessions'Submitted by BrianTT on October 22, 2012 - 12:55pm
CHICAGO – You're going to be reading a lot about "The Sessions" in the coming weeks as it expands from its already-successful art house run and weaves through an awards season in which it will likely be nominated more than once. John Hawkes leads the film as man who lives in an iron lung and longs to feel human contact.
TV News: Showtime Renews 'Shameless,' 'House of Lies,' 'Californication'Submitted by BrianTT on February 1, 2012 - 1:29pm
CHICAGO – Not to be outdone by HBO, who renewed their Sunday hit "Luck" yesterday, Showtime gave season renewals today to their impressive slate of Sunday shows — "Shameless," "House of Lies," and "Californication." All three have done remarkably well in the ratings as the two veterans have improved on previous season numbers and "House of Lies" has done very well in its first few freshman frames.
Blu-Ray Review: Incredible Set For Spielberg's 'Jurassic Park Ultimate Trilogy'Submitted by BrianTT on October 31, 2011 - 3:38pm
CHICAGO – Universal's three-disc set for the incredibly-influential "Jurassic Park Ultimate Trilogy" is one of the best multi-film sets of the season, a glorious combination of stellar HD transfers, incredible audio tracks, amazing new & old special features, and films that have held up remarkably well over the years. "Jurassic Park" gets nowhere near the credit it deserves either as pure entertainment or as a film that would massively influence works to come. Hopefully, this set will go some way to correct those mistakes and introduce the films to a new generation.
Film Review: Matthew McConaughey Nearly Saves Problematic 'The Lincoln Lawyer'Submitted by BrianTT on March 18, 2011 - 8:18am
CHICAGO – Proving yet again that he can deliver when he avoids horrendous romantic comedy cliches, Matthew McConaughey does his best work in years in "The Lincoln Lawyer," but the film doesn't quite come together like one wishes that it would due to the common traps that befall big screen adaptations of best-selling thrillers.


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How To Camp In Desert
Knowing how to camp in the desert can be a unique and spectacular experience for any nature-lover. Stunning scenery can be found in deserts across the world; the US alone has more than its share of beautiful desert camping, from the saguaro-riddled mesas of the Sonora, to the Joshua-tree peppered national parks of California. When camping in the desert, there are a few basic precautions to keep in mind that will keep you safe and well-prepared in the desert's ever-changing terrain and arid climate.
- Pack plenty of water. Even in cooler months, the dryness of the desert wicks away sweat and moisture quickly. When travelling through the desert you should plan on going through at least a gallon of water per person each day, with extra water always available for emergencies.
- Wear thick leather boots that cover the ankle. Camping in the desert can mean encounters with both wildlife and plants, both of which are potentially harmful.
- Pack sunscreen and a long-sleeved shirt. If the weather becomes exceptionally warm, a long-sleeved shirt can help retain moisture and prevent severe sunburns.
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May 1, 2004
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January 12, 2004
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LOS ANGELES — Jack Shea, who directed "The Jeffersons" and other TV hits and was a three-time president of the Directors Guild of America, has died at age 84.
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Frontenac couple Harry and Edna Grossman lived long, quiet lives until their deaths in the 1980s. During their 80-odd years on Earth the Grossmans traveled the world, capturing their adventures and everyday experiences alike in hundreds of photographs. Several years ago, collector Jeff Phillips found a box of the Grossmans' unmarked pictures in a St. Charles consignment shop. Captivated by the simplicity and haunting beauty of the images, Phillips sought to learn more about the people in the pictures. He launched a social-media campaign called "Is This Your Mother?" and within three weeks the mystery was solved when relatives of Harry and Edna reached out to Phillips. See the Grossmans' stories unfold for yourself in Lost and Found: The Search for Harry and Edna, an exhibit featuring the family's abandoned and recovered photographs. The show opens with a free public reception from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday, May 17, at the Foundry Art Centre (520 North Main Street, St. Charles; 636-255-0270 or www.foundryartcentre.org). Lost and Found remains on display through Friday, June 21, and the gallery is open Tuesday through Sunday.
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