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Recap: 'The Bachelorette' is down to the final three
The thing about love is that, when it's happening to you, all you've ever heard about love becomes not just real, but vividly so. The sky is bluer, the trees are greener, Disney creatures pop up and dance around you like you're in the "500 Days of Summer" dance number. And so, it's no surprise that every tired cliche sounds REALLY insightful. If you, however, are simply watching people fall in love, unless said people are wildly inventive or naturally funny or somehow insightful in a way the average person isn't (these types of people, on the rare occasion they end up on "The Bachelorette," don't tend to make it to the finals), they tend to say the same stuff over and over and over again. Thus, it's not surprising that some people consider the repetitive nature of "The Bachelorette" a little tedious. However, those very elements are the perfect stuff for a drinking game. In two hours, you can get absolutely hammered. So, let's dive in!
With only three fellas left, Emily has some hard decisions to make. The good news? She gets to make these hard decisions in really fabulous settings. It's like getting your taxes done at the beach, or maybe intrusive medical procedures at the Eiffel Tower. Emily kicks things off with a beachside outing in Watamula, Curacao with Sean. Sean is, from what I can tell, a good guy, plain and simple. He's tall, hearty and looks like he could be on the wrapper of a roll of paper towels. Emily's concern with Sean is that he hasn't told her he loves her. She fears he's protecting himself. In short, Sean better be willing to put out (emotionally, hello, get your mind out of the gutter).
At first, Emily isn't sold. Sean is so excited to spend time with her! But Emily is looking for the L word, so, she sticks him in a helicopter. As we all know, helicopters are "The Bachelorette" way of making a love connection happen. When you see a helicopter, drink!
Anyway, Emily and Sean are going to hang out on an island together. Emily wants to know why Sean's last girlfriends were more like buddies than significant others. Sean's explanation seems straightforward enough -- he loved his last serious girlfriend but wasn't In Love with her -- but Emily seems concerned. He hides his feelings! He's hard to read! So, that means it's time to snorkel. It's always easier to share your feelings after you've snorkeled! What follows snorkeling is a romantic evening at the beach. Sean isn't wowing Emily (or me, really) with his small talk -- that is, until he tells her he has a letter for Ricki he'd like to read her. Zing! If the way to a man's heart is through his stomach, the way to Emily's heart is through her uterus. Sean's letter is pretty great, though. It's all about how much he already loves Ricki, how much he loves Emily, and how he can't wait for the three of them to be a family together. It's heartfelt and it gives Sean an opportunity to tell Emily what he's really feeling. It's pretty damn brills, really.
Time for the fantasy suite option! Of course, Sean would love to spend the night with Emily, but understands if she thinks it's not a great idea. Emily appreciates his tact. She's not getting jiggy with Sean, as she wants Ricki to know that her mom is not a mattressback. Still, she'd like to get jiggy with Sean. Every fiber in her whole entire body is saying, just stay the night! But every fiber in her head is saying no! I think Emily needs not only a biology lesson but an understanding of math, but I get what she's saying. In any case, she listens to her whole body fibers and sends Sean home without jumping his bones. Sean feels good about the evening. He's gonna marry that girl (drink!)!
Emily meets Jef on Kalki Beach. They get their own boat, which is totally almost as good as a helicopter! Emily worries that Jef's family didn't love her. But they did! Really, has anyone on this franchise ever come back from a family visit and said, yeah, I love you, but my mom thinks you're trashy? Jef and Emily wonder at how well they balance one another. She'll keep him out of trouble, and he'll get her into trouble! Yes, that's exactly what Bonnie and Clyde said!
Over dinner, Jef has questions for Emily. Where will they live (someplace new, as she doesn't seem too thrilled about Salt Lake City). Then, Jef asks why she hasn't found the right guy yet. Yeah, what's wrong with you, Emily? For some reason, Emily doesn't find this vaguely insulting and tells Jef he makes her feel self-confident. Jef tells her he hasn't found the right girl yet, either (duh) and he's crazy about her. What's with everyone being crazy? Anyway, Jef and Emily kiss. Emily's clearly a little more taken with Jef than Sean, but I think it would be hard to reject Sean after that letter he wrote. Jef asks Emily if she thinks he'd be a good dad to Ricki, and she says that he would. But where Jef really gets points with Emily is when the fantasy suite option comes up. He says he'd love to, but if Ricki's watching and his family is watching, he'd prefer neither he nor Emily look skanky on national television. Emily is impressed. I'm shocked. That decision may be even better than Sean's letter, I have to admit.
Next, it's off to Spanish Water Bay with Arie. They're going to be swimming with dolphins, which gives Emily an opportunity to be girly and vewy scawed and gives Arie a chance to be all big and manly and protector-y. Emily loves kissing Arie. She loves touching Arie. She thinks Arie is SO cute. Basically, I think Emily doesn't really pay much attention to anything Arie says because she can't stop thinking about sucking on his face. If she were paying attention, she might be picking up on big, red flags. When Arie isn't working, he gets up at 9 and eats out every single meal (sounds good to me, but not exactly the life of a family man). He loves that Emily puts him first and lets him be the man (eeeek!). He loves that about her! I think all Emily is hearing is like something out of one of those Peanuts cartoons: waaaah wash waaaaaaah, kiss, waaaaaaah wah. Arie is, admittedly, super cute and seems nice enough, but I have to wonder if he's ready to become an instadad. Still, he says he is.
Emily decides not to offer Arie the fantasy suite option. She says this is because she doesn't trust herself. She wants to jump his bones sooooo badly, if he gives her even a flicker of interest, she'll break all of her own rules. Emily likes Arie a lot. I'm not entirely sure she isn't objectifying Arie, but she's sure he's nice, too.
At long last, Chris Harrison drops by. Emily is sad! She only has two roses left! Someone is going HOME! She has no clarity about her decision, and she's sad! Chris Harrison has never seen her so emotional! Can she elaborate on exactly how her heart is being ripped apart, and then tilt her head toward the cameras while she's doing it? Oh, and the crying is great stuff, too! Poor Emily. She does seem truly distraught, and I can't blame her. Sean is great, Jef is great and Arie is smoking hot. What's a girl to do?
The final three leave video messages for Emily, since this is a two hour show and filler is necessary. Jef's message is not only well-written, but he could have a career as a TV announcer. Sean gives a sincere speech, but Emily seems unmoved. And Arie is hot. He digs kissing her. Oh, and he loves her, too. Actually, everyone loves her. Not saying "I love you" at this point is just plumb stupid, really.
Emily cries and stresses out for a long time, which is edited down to twenty minutes, give or take commercial breaks. So, you know, about five minutes. But Emily is worried she's made the wrong choice.
Jef gets the first rose, and Arie gets the second. Sean looks like he shrank a little when Emily delivered the death knell. She leads him off-screen and then cries like a baby. In the limo on the way home, Sean talks about the future he saw with Emily and how it feels for that future to be stolen away. The sad part is that I think Sean was probably great husband material for Emily, but he seemed to be a little too much of a straight shooter for a TV show like this one. Jef's a little slicker, and, as we know, Emily's knees get weak when she looks at Arie. I'm not saying they aren't nice guys, but I can't say I see a Bachelorette wedding springing from this show.
What do you think of the final two? Are the finalists ready for marriage and instant fatherhood? Are you looking forward to next week's return of the rejects?


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Fortaleza del Valle
Fair Trade has helped us to organize, and incentivized us to collectivize and try to receive a better price for our cocoa. love the democratic aspect of Fair Trade -- you have to accept the decisions of the majority, but I appreciate that I have a say in that decision. "
Eduardo Almaeda
The zero interest credit provided by the coop is essential to help me take care of the farm in the months that we are not able to earn money from selling cocoa. For farmers like me with no other source of income, a little money more money makes a huge difference for me and my family. "
Francisco Mendoza Ostaiza
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Dryers to Maintain Cocoa Quality
The cooperative has used Fair Trade premium to purchase sophisticated dryers with racks to protect cocoa from rain. Keeping the cocoa dry with these dryers ensures that the cocoa does not get destroyed by mold and ensures a high quality cocoa bean for farmers to sell.
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Fortaleza del Valle uses Fair Trade premium dollars to provide zero-interest loans to its members. The producers use this money to improve their farms and to pay for basic necessities during the non-harvest period when there is no money coming in to producers pockets.
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Fortaleza del Valle uses the fair trade premium to to create a plant nursery with high quality "Nacional Fina de Aroma" plants. The plants can be bought by producers at low prices, and the producers can then sell this high-quality cocoa at a premium.


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The Inceptia Institute's student loan spotlight contributor, Allison Smith, is a call center counselor at Inceptia and recent college graduate. Allison will regularly offer her insight and advice on student loan repayment and money management, from what's happening in the call center to the latest and greatest tips to help students stay on top of their loans.
Today's Spotlight: I wish I had known my grace period!
Most of the students that I speak with on a daily basis know what a grace period is. In fact, that was one of the only things I knew about my loans when I graduated. Simply put, the grace period is the six month gap between when a student leaves school and when they are required to make their first loan payment. For me, fresh out of college and unemployed, that sounded amazing. I had six months before I had to start paying. Six months until I had to find a job. I wouldn't even have to think about my loans until then, right?
Wrong. The grace period is a huge source of confusion for many students, especially those who frequently enter and exit school for whatever reason, and those who go through multiple degree programs. Obviously, that six month window is not as simple as everyone thinks. So for today's spotlight, I'll clear up some of the common misconceptions of the grace period.
Grace Period Myth #1: My grace period lasts six months. True, most of the time. You get six months UNLESS you have Perkins loans. Perkins loans get a nine month grace period. To find out if you have Perkins Loans, visit www.nslds.ed.gov again. Perkins loans will say 'Perkins' next to them. All loans that don't say 'Perkins' will have the six month grace period. (For the Department of Education explanation of Perkins loans, visit http://www2.ed.gov/programs/fpl/index.html )
Grace Period Myth#2: My grace period starts after I graduate. True, assuming you never took more than six months off from school or fell below half-time enrollment status for over six months. Every time you stop taking classes or are under half-time, the grace period starts. If you go back to classes or go over half-time before the six months is up, the grace period will be recycled and start fresh once you leave school again. For most schools, 'half-time' means you have to be taking OVER six credit hours at a time. However, contact your school's registrar or financial aid office to see what they consider 'half-time'.
Grace Period Myth #3: I get a six month grace period every time I leave school. False. Each loan gets ONE grace period, and once you use it you can't get it back. Once you've used your grace period, even if you go back to school, you will immediately be put back into repayment once you stop taking classes or fall below half-time status. Yes, even if you're just taking the summer or a semester off. Your servicer will expect payments or some other arrangement during that gap, so plan accordingly. However, if you took out loans for your undergrad program, used your grace period on those loans and then took out new loans for your master's program, those loans for the master's program will have their own grace period once you graduate or leave the school for six months. New student loans get a new grace period. So even though you'd have to resume payments on the undergrad loans immediately, the master's loans would still have that six month gap.
Of course, on occasion, mistakes happen. If your servicer is telling you that you're in repayment already and you believe you should be in your grace period, contact them immediately and ask them about it. Occasionally they will have you send in enrollment verification from your school to prove that the grace period shouldn't have been used, but if you can prove that there was an honest error, they will fix it for you. Understanding what you're dealing with from the beginning of your repayment is key to paying off the loan. Don't hesitate to educate yourself a little bit further.
Take the next step in repaying your student loans: Check out your loans at www.nslds.ed.gov and note which ones should still have the grace period intact. Contact your servicer immediately with any questions or concerns.
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Takeda will consolidate its California R&D operations into a single site, shutting down its antibody and biologics research facility in South San Francisco and moving "the most essential antibody and biologics research technologies and staff" to San Diego. The consolidated San Diego site will "address unmet medical needs in cancer, immunology, and metabolic disease by antibody biologics and small molecule approaches, and combinations thereof," Takeda said.
No details have been divulged on how many people now work at the two sites, how many jobs the company will eliminate, how many it would shift to San Diego, or how many people the southern California site ultimately will employ.
Takeda's consolidation comes four months after the Japanese pharma giant combined two wholly owned subsidiaries, Takeda San Diego (TSD) and Takeda San Francisco (TSF), into a single Takeda California, helmed by the president of the former TSD subsidiary, Keith Wilson.
Takeda entered San Diego in 2005 when it sought to increase its capability for discovering new drugs by acquiring U.S. firm Syrrx. The company was focused on applying high-speed X-ray protein crystal structure analysis technology.
In November 2007, Takeda established TSF with the goal of building a sophisticated platform for discovery, activity enhancement, and manufacturing of antibody therapeutics. Takeda envisioned TSF as an "IND engine," targeting and validating antibody discoveries before handing them off to other Takeda units once they reached the IND application.
TSF formed Catalyst Biosciences focused on proteases in South San Francisco as a result of a collaboration agreement with University of California, San Francisco researcher Charles S. Craik, Ph.D., director of chemistry and the chemical biology graduate program. At the time, Takeda said it would be the first of many collaborations for Catalyst. However, Catalyst's website lists only Pfizer and MedImmune as research collaboration partners.
Prospective cancer treatments developed at TSF were to be shifted to Millennium Pharmaceuticals, which Takeda acquired in May 2008 for nearly $9 billion cash, while nononcology products were to move to an R&D facility near Chicago, and products for the Japanese market, to Osaka.
"The combination of the excellent platform technology of TSD and expertise of therapeutic antibody research accumulated by TSF will further increase the R&D capability of new drug discovery," Takeda said. "In addition, further improvement of communication in the research activities will improve operational efficiency.
Takeda California is the U.S. spoke of a research network that includes sites in Europe, Japan, and elsewhere in Asia, all anchored by the Shonan Research Center, located in the Japanese cities of Fujisawa and Kamakura. "We will accelerate our efforts to create innovative drugs to fulfill unmet medical needs while maximizing the synergy of the research activities following the integration," the company stated.
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Solutions for Chapter 14.3
We compare the boxes of five different sizes: A, B, C, D and E. Twenty identical boxes of each size were tested and the peak comparisons strength recorded for each box. The below figure shows the sample means for the five box types as well as the variation around each sample mean.
a) The study requires comparing the mean compression strength of corrugated fiberboard shipping containers. The effect of the different sizes of the containers is to be studies on the compressing strength of the containers.
Since the effect of size is to be studied, Completely Randomized Design is used for the comparison. Twenty experimental units are assigned for each treatment (container size).
b) From the graph we observe the following:
Peak compression strength for box B ranges from about 700 to 900 lb, with its mean around 800 lb.
Similarly peak compression strength for box D ranges from about 250 to 550 lb, with its mean around 400 lb.
Since the difference in the mean compression strength between box B and D is greater than the variability in the compression strengths for each box, we may conclude that the mean compressive strengths of these two types of box are significantly different.
c) From the graph we observe the following:
Box C has the maximum variability that includes the variability of all the other boxes as well.
Also, we observe that the difference between the mean compression strength for the five boxes is smaller than the variability in the compression strength for the boxes.
Thus, we do not have enough evidence from the graph to conclude that the mean compressive strengths of all five types of box are significantly different.


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Q: I have undergone a surgery for excision of a cyst on the armpit two months ago, I have visited the surgeon again after a month from the surgery because of the pain,he advised me to take some antibiotics. I followed them but still the pain is there and the colour of the wound is red like the first day after the surgery.
A: It seems you have a persistent wound infection. The antibiotics you were advised to take appear not to be effective against the bacteria causing your infection. You will need to return to your surgeon for different course of antibiotics. Your surgeon will take a sample of any discharge from the wound and send it to lab for testing. This will determine the most effective antibiotic against the infection. There is potential for the infection to worsen hence I advise that you see your doctor as soon as possible.
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The electric gas station
In Western Australia, they're trialling a new charging station system for electric cars, the petrol stations of the 21st century. But the project isn't just about ironing out service difficulties, it's also about studying consumer behaviour.
[Perth traffic]
Antony Funnell: Let's end today's program in the congestion of Perth's peak-hour traffic.
Because in the West Australian capital, researchers are gearing up for the beginning of a project which aims to determine the best locations for electric vehicle charging stations.
Now it's one thing to believe that electric cars are the future, but unless the issue of recharging is straightened out, it's going to be a very frustrating future indeed.
The project involves building 10 trial charging stations around Perth, and the leader of the research group is Professor Thomas Braunl, from the University of Western Australia.
Thomas Braunl: It's basically two parts. One is providing energy similar to a power point, but being able to deliver more current than a standard power point; and the second part is a billing system which we also use for data logging because we want to find out do people still prefer charging at home, or to what percentage are people charging and pocket charging stations away from home, and especially at what time of day are they doing this? Because if it happens to be during peak hours, then there's going to be quite a significant extra load on the grid. But if they do it usually away from peak hours, it might be quite beneficial to more even loading of the grid.
Antony Funnell: With petrol or diesel-powered cars, of course we go to a charging station, a service station, we will fill up with petrol, the whole process may only take five or ten minutes. That's not going to be the case with these electric charging stations, is it?
Thomas Braunl: No, unfortunately not, at least not in the next decade or so. I mean there will be advances in electric battery technology as well as in charging stations, but the current chemistry being used for batteries doesn't allow you to do a very quick charge, so we're still looking at let's say four to five hours for a fast charging. So you don't have the convenience to just go to a quick recharge and on top of this, other ideas that have been propagated like swapping batteries, we believe that's not going to happen because of the excessive cost of having to provide extra battery packs, and being able to swap them.
Antony Funnell: So presumably, if it takes so long to actually recharge your electric car, that will influence where these charging stations will be located. I presume you'd want to put them in places where people are happy to leave their car, where it's convenient for people to leave their car for a period of time.
Thomas Braunl: Yes, I mean that's right. We have two universities being partners, so two places for charging stations will be the University of Western Australia, as will be Murdoch University and the Crest Institute. We have another partner which is Gulf Petroleum, so they will have charging stations, three of them, at their petrol stations. That's more a link to the future when we will have faster charging, that will make it more interesting to them. But we're also looking at extending the project to the shopping centres where people would be naturally for a couple of hours at least, and that would help to get a top-up charge to go the extra distance with an EV.
Antony Funnell: Now currently, there aren't that many electric vehicles on the roads in Australia. How many vehicles will be used as part of this project?
Thomas Braunl: Yes, so we have about 30 electric vehicles from members of the Australian Electric Vehicle Association and about 20 electric motorbikes and scooters from the AEVA, and on top of this we think that we'll have about 10 additional electric conversions from the W.A. State EV Trial, that hopefully will happen later this year. And of course that's got to be mainstream car companies coming in around maybe 2011, 2012, then you would suddenly get a jump in the electric car numbers by several hundreds presumably, and our project will run for three years, so 2010 to 2012, so at the end of the project we'll definitely see a larger number of electric cars.
Antony Funnell: Professor Thomas Braunl, the head of the Electric Vehicle Charging Project in Western Australia. And his team's research officially gets underway this month.
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Brock Perks :
13 Feb 2010 10:47:47am
Listening to the program the other day, in traffic, I suddenly imagined millions of cars in cities all over the world, demanding electricity to power them. What will the supply source be for that huge new demand? Coal or nuclear power? Cars are the problem. Urban transport problems can only be met by largely replacing individually owned vehicles with a comprehensive network of non-fossil fuelled mini-buses or similar. Electric cars are not the answer to congestion, inefficiency and pollution. Thanks.
Chris Harries :
18 Feb 2010 3:18:36pm
Well, yes Brock,
The normal answer to that question is, "well can't just be charged with solar panels or wind turbines?".
Nice thought, but not well thought out.
At present renewable technologies are not even keeping pace with normal power demand growth. If we devote them to providing motive power, so we can keep driving cars, then that new renewable capacity is not being used to displace coal fired power, it will just add to it.
There is a small argument that charging cars can help flatten out spikes in the power supply industry, and that may help the industry reduce its costs, however it will not help to reduce thermal power demand, or even reduce peak demand.
Very small electric cars will certainly have their place in a future transport mix, but presently they hold out a naive hope that we can just keep on driving our private cars - albeit with a different engine.


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Guest blog by Paige Worthy, a magazine editor for three horticultural trade publications
Remember Highlights magazine? It was in every single doctor's office when I was kid. There was a black-and-white cartoon in each issue called "Goofus and Gallant" that was about two very different little boys. Goofus was bad: He pulled on puppies' tails and played pranks. Gallant was great: He spent his free time helping old ladies cross the street. Goofus made Gallant look even better. And Gallant made Goofus look that much worse.
Many people in my life have reminded me of Goofus and Gallant: Friends, men…PR professionals.
Gallant PR people know my editorial calendar and offer to write me stories aimed at positioning their clients as experts, not peddlers of goods. Their Monday morning emails ask how my weekend was. They know how to relate.
Goofus PR people? They send a PDF attachment that I have to spend half an hour reformatting before it's usable, or they fax me — yes, fax — some bizarre blast about advances in soybean crop management. Sometimes they even send an email to my address but directed at a competitor. Mistakes happen, yes. But I'm not printing that.
Gallants send me releases for products my readers will actually want to sell in their stores: Innovative gardening gloves, new landscape edging, breakthrough insect repellents.
Goofuses got my email address from the press list of a trade show I attended two and a half years ago and wants to sell me a snow blower.
I'm pretty active on my professional Facebook and Twitter accounts, and a lot of PR people have connected with me there. Gallants know the difference between personal and professional, between good information and just plain TMI. They show goodwill: They retweet my interesting posts, direct interesting news at me to pass on to my readers. They're polite and courteous, and know when enough is enough.
Goofuses? They invite me to their Farmville homestead and want me to join their Mafia. They clog my stream with repetitive posts and cluttered, hashtaggy, overly linky tweets. They send auto-DMs when I follow them back. (And if any of you are training companies on social media and think that's OK…you're fired.)
I adore the Internet. Nine times out of 10, I'd rather send an email than make a phone call, and I think everyone should be all over the social media thing. It is not a fad.
Five hundred words are not enough to cover that. Just remember: Being online might make it easier to blast information to the masses indiscriminately, but that doesn't make it acceptable behavior.
Remember the "relations" in public relations, and don't forget the "social" in social media.
If you want a successful PR pitch, don't be a Goofus…your editor will thank you.
Paige Worthy — yes, that's her real name — is a Chicago-based writer and editor. By day, she's managing editor for Lawn & Garden Retailer magazine. At all points in between, she tweets as @paigeworthy and blogs at www.paigeworthy.com about life, love, and the pursuit of jeans that fit. (It's not as easy as it sounds.) She can be reached at email@example.com.
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18 Comments on "Successful PR Pitches: Don't Be a Goofus"
I found the *Goofus* name funny but there is nothing funny about this. I hope the goofuses out there w/ their auto-dms will learn their lesson. May I say, AUTO-DELETE? There should be an app for that.
Hi, Amy! I agree. I know there are "apps" that will automatically unfollow anyone who unfollows you…hopefully an auto-unfollow for auto-DMers is coming soon! Grr.
Thanks for the insightful and fun post, Paige! I think a lot of our readers are the ones doing the pitching, so it's very helpful to get the point of view from the other end.
If there are other editors reading this, though, I'd be interested to hear if they have their own do's and don'ts (that doesn't look like a word) or even a few horror stories to share!
I told Amy she is a goofus and she thanked me for the compliment! LOVE YOU AMY!!
Thanks for the post. With the hiring level in social media nowadays, I guess you'll get 10 times more Goofus in the coming months …
The fight for attention is going to be very tough in the near future and relevance and targeting are going to be critical.
5 stars must read & yes it's her name & she is from Chicago!
Thanks, Paige and Gini. This should be required reading for university students studying PR, as well as current practitioners.
Hi Catherine! What a great comment. As an editor I try to treat every PR on a case by case basis…there are firms I adore that, when they get some "new blood" in I actually make sure I introduce myself and let them know how best to get things into our magazines…because I know they're working hard from the bottom up. We could all stand to remember the struggles of our opposite forces, I think. In the end, we're all working to get the best, most targeted info out to readers. Right?
Thanks also to Dominiq and Maureen for your thoughts! I hope you leaders in PR and social media will find ways to teach novices and well-ingrained Goofuses alike how NOT to communicate, whether it's sharing this blog or simply leading by example.
"Their Monday morning emails ask how my weekend was. They know how to relate. " Something as simple as that. Imagine. Love the Goofus & Gallant analogy. You remind me of a book I read long ago that said, "Losers spray. Winners focus." When you focus, you know what is relevant to the people you are approaching. When you spray, you don't care if your list is up to date or appropriate. Great message, Paige.
Great post, may we reference it by quoting you and posting a link?
I don't have a problem with it, Humor!
Let's see…
I love the word Goofus…
I'd rather text, email, tweet, or FB 9.5 out of 10 times..
I have blocked all farmville, mafia, etc from my stream – but they keep inventing new apps!!
I HATE the auto DM
I loved your post 🙂
Especially loved : Remember the "relations" in public relations, and don't forget the "social" in social media.
And I love you.
Hi Paige (and Gini) – thanks for this terrific ammunition, which I'd love to use in my never-ending quest to educate clueless PR people. On my blog, I have a series of posts titled "So You Want to Write a Media Release and Influence a Journalist?", where I list terrific articles like yours. See http://www.kayross.com/blog/?p=1002 for Part 5 in the series (it includes links to Parts 1-4). May I include the link to this article in Part 6?
Hi Kay! I'd love it if you included this, but let me make sure it's okay with Paige, too. Stay tuned!
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Regulating the Regulators: Accountability of Australian Regulators
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This article examines the accountability of Australian regulators, focusing on the Australian Securities and Investments Commission and the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority. It defines what is meant by accountability and what regulators should be accountable for. The challenges involved in holding regulators to account are also explored. Against this background, the article reviews the mechanisms used to ensure accountability of regulators, ranging from the traditional and transparent legal mechanisms, such as judicial review, to the administrative and comparatively unrecognised mechanisms, such as tied funding. The article concludes that in spite of frequent calls for increased accountability, the case for change is not overwhelming. Australian regulators are subject to a comprehensive array of accountability mechanisms. However, improvements can be made, in particular to find a better balance between accountability on the one hand and the independence, expertise and efficiency of regulators on the other.
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Dixie Shrine Club President John Long presents Roz Boudreau of Chiefland and the VFW Post 5625 Ladies Auxiliary the Shriners Standing Tall Award for Outstanding Support of Shriners Hospital for Children. Boudreau collected over $4,500 plus donated items, including crochet afghans and soft toys for the Tampa Shrine hospital during 2010.
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St. John the Evangelist Church on U.S. Highway 27A will have their spring yard sale Friday, April 8, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, April 9, 8 a.m.-3 p.m. There will be a large assortment of furniture, appliances, clothing and household items. Come early for the best choices! We are still accepting items if you are downsizing or have treasures you no longer have room for.
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Jake and Dottie Wilhelm, of Cincinnati, Ohio, announce the engagement of their daughter, Julie Ann Wilhelm, of Orange Park, to Steven Thomas Roquemore, of Fowlers Bluff. Roquemore is the son of David and Susan Roquemore, of Cedar Key.
Wilhelm graduated from Western Hills High School in Cincinnati, and she has a degree from the University of Cincinnati. Roquemore graduated from Cedar Key High School and also attended Santa Fe Community College. He has a degree in seamanship from the Harry Lundberg School of Seamanship in Piney Point, Md.
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The Log Cabin Quilters met Thursday, March 31, at the Levy County Quilt Museum. The weather was bad for a while. The worst of it was to the north of us, yet we did get the much-needed rain. A new quilt was put in the frame to be hand quilted.
Greg and six boys were out Wednesday. They got a lot done. We have a lot of mums that were cleaned out if you want some. They planted another blueberry plant and cleared out around the sign in the front yard. Thanks Lancaster.
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Those playing basketball, football, soccer, and baseball need to have bodies that are in top shape and need to have practiced the motions involved in the sport as practice many times over in order to be considered as a competitor in the sport, at any level. Those who are professionals work out frequently and normally have great genetics that allow them to perform at a high level when it comes to playing sports.
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MY NAME IS PINAL SHAH.I'M 22 YEAR OLD GUY AND MY BROTHER'S WIFE IS NEAR 31 YEAR...HER NAME IS VEENA..ONE DAY WE ARE GOING FOR TOUR AND I HAVE TO GO FOR BROTHER HOUSE..WE REACHED AT 12:00 PM MY BHABHI ( BRO'S WIFE ) GIVE ME WATER BY TAKING THAT I SAW HER b****..MY BHABHI HAD NOT WEAR BRA AND SAW b**** NEARLY 38 SIZE BREAST..I KNOW HOW I STOPPED MY d*** BY STANDING...AFTER THAT SHE TOLD SHE WASHED SOME CLOTHES AFTER THAT WE ALL WILL GO FOR TOUR, OUR TRAIN WAS AT 2 PM..SO SHE GOES TO WASHED CLOTHES..WE ALL WATCHING T.V AFTER FIVE MIN.I HAVE GO TO MY BRO'S ROOM TO TAKE SOME SHIRT... I SAW THAT MY BHABHI WASHING CLOTHES..SHE HAD WEAR T-SHIRT AND JEANS BUT T-SHIRT WAS SHORT AND NOT WEAR JEANS WITH BELT...SO T SHIRT WAS UP AND JEANS WAS DOWN AND I CANT SEE PANTY THERE....MY d*** GOES HARD I SAW HER ASS...THE SAW BETWEEN OF TWO PARTS OF ASS...IT WAS DARK AND REALLY MAKING ME h****...I HAD GONE IN OTHER BATHROOM AND m*********....AND FEEL GOOD..AFTER THAT WE GONE FOR TOUR...WE CAME FROM TOUR,ALL OF OTHER ARE OUT OF HOUSE ONLY ME AND BHABHI WERE AT HOME..AGAIN MY BHABHI WAS WASHING CLOTHES BUT THIS TIME I CANT SEE NOTHING AND I GO TO SLEEP IT WAS NEARLY 12:30 AM...WHEN I WAS AWAKE MY BRO WAS GONE FOR JOB..NOW AGAIN ME AND MY BHABHI WAS ALONE AT HOME..NOW I WAS GOING FOR BATH...I SAW THAT MY BATHROOM FROM INSIDE ACCIDENTELLY..SO GOING IN MY BRO'S BATHROOM,I OPENED IT WITHOUT KNOCKING AND MY HEART WAS BEATING RAPIDLY WHEN I SAW MY BHABHI WAS TAKING SHOWER NAKEDLY I SAW HER b**** AND ASS WITH DARK v***** AND NOT TO FORGET HER HARD NIPPLES...I RAPIDLY CLOSED THE DOOR BUT MY HAND WERE SHAKING AND MY d*** WAS GONE HARD..I STARTED TO m********* IN MY BHABHI'S ROOM...AFTER TWO MINUTES MY BHABHI CAME IN BRA AND PANTY..SHE HAD WEAR WHITE BRA AND BLACK PANTY...SHE SAW MY d*** SHE SHOUTED TO ME AND TOLD ME THIS ALL INCIDENT WILL TELL TO MY BRO AND MY d*** STARTED TO SHAKING WITH MY HANDS AND ALL BODY PARTS...WHILE SHE WAS SHOUTING MY d*** STARTED TO CUMING..WHOLE BED WAS GONE DIRTY AND I RAN TO MY ROOM....
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Dam man , i f***** bro wife 3 times and now she ain't ready to do that s*** man , she is so scared and she says that " this that i'm same to your mommy " i replied with RED EYES , no one can become MOMMY , MOMMY is MOMMY . and she shouted finally i said , f*** YOU !!! i just left home for WEED...
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Very nice.You should f*** you bhabhi hard as you can.75% of bhabhi liked to be f***** by there bhabhi as per the survey.The only problem is that they are afraid of the close relation.Dewar should try by coming close to her in th kitchen & asking for water or other things & pressing her b**** with elbow.It will work All my friends succeded in this way with there bhabhi & f****** them.Try the way i say.100% will work
I liked it.But try f****** her ass because I also do the same twice a week with my bhabhi.She sucks my c*** & even take in her mouth when i c**.
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Super 8 - Henderson/Northeast Denver Area, Henderson
- Free continental breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
Main amenities
- 59 guestrooms
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Self-serve laundry
For families
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Free toiletries
- Daily housekeeping
- Laundry facilities
What's around
- Denver Museum of Nature and Science (8.5 mi / 13.6 km)
- Denver Zoo (8.6 mi / 13.8 km)
- Dick's Sporting Goods Park (5 mi / 8 km)
- Water World (5.3 mi / 8.5 km)
- Denver Merchandise Mart (6.6 mi / 10.7 km)
- Denver, CO (DEN-Denver Intl.) 30-min drive; 17.5 miles/28.1 km
- Denver Station 13-min drive; 9.7 miles/15.6 km
- Free self parking
- RV, bus, and truck parking
Super 8 - Henderson/Northeast Denver Area, Henderson
Hotel Info: 01 65 69 441from €74
- Room, 1 King Bed, Microwave
- Standard Room, 1 Queen Bed
- Standard Room, 1 Queen Bed
- Double Room, 2 Double Beds
- Double Room, 2 Double Beds
- Room, 2 Queen Beds, Non Smoking
- Standard Room, 1 King Bed
- Accessible 1 Queen Smoking
- Room, 2 Queen Beds, Smoking
- Room, 1 King Bed, Microwave
- Room, 1 King Bed, Microwave
- Room, 1 Queen Bed, Accessible
- Standard Room, 1 King Bed
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Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 59 rooms
- Check-in time 3 PM-3 AM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- No cribs (infant beds)
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free self parking
- RV/bus/truck parking
In the hotel
- Free continental breakfast daily
- Laundry facilities
- Elevator/lift
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
In the room
- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Premium bedding
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Flat-screen TV
- Cable TV channels
- Free WiFi
- Free local calls
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Daily housekeeping
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
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Super 8 - Henderson/Northeast Denver Area, Henderson's small print
Also known as
- Super 8 Henderson Northeast Denver Area
- Super 8 Motel Henderson Northeast Denver Area
- Super 8 Motel Henderson/Northeast
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
Optional extras
Rollaway beds are available for an additional charge
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Recent reviews
2.6 /5 from 69 reviews
It took us 4 tries before we actually got a room. The room we had booked was filthy when we arrived, asked if they could clean up or exchange. And they did... "3 times" before we received a clean room. Their clean up lady is doing a horrible job.
This hotel was perfect for just needing a place to crash for the night. It's located right off the interstate on a frontage road and check in was very smooth and easy. The price was right at less than any other nearby hotel. I certainly wouldn't take the family here for a getaway but it's solid for a single night.
Hotel had a dorm feel to it and staff really wanted to make sure you were out of the room at 11. Not much to the room, bathroom could have been bigger with all the space the room had but it did the trick for the 5 hours of sleep I needed. Perfect for a last minute, nothing special, stay over night.
Not a fancy hotel, but was a good especially for Denver area.
Stayed in this hotel for 2 nights. Planned stay here as all other hotels were over price due to long weekend. Bad: Bathrooms are extremely small. No place to stand. Water in wash basin runs very slow if other person is taking bath/flushing the toilet, this was annoying. Very bad breakfast, no one from staff cared if breads were over/coffee was cold, as staff was busy drinking their own coffee. Danish/fresh fruits/yoghurt were missing which is generally available in other Super 8. Hotel lobby and the breakfast area looks old. Good: Just one thing I felt okay about this hotel was cleanliness of room. This hotel is not as per other Super 8 standards. Better to pay little extra and stay out of this hotel.
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Dan R. Neely
Dan R. Neely, 71, of Amarillo died Saturday, May 22, 2004.
Memorial services will be at 2 p.m. Monday in First Presbyterian Church with Dr. Jim Bankhead, pastor, officiating. Private burial will be in Llano Cemetery by Boxwell Brothers Funeral Directors, 2800 Paramount Blvd.
Mr. Neely was born Feb. 5, 1933, in Amarillo. He graduated from Amarillo High School and attended Texas A&M University. He worked as an oil jobber for Chevron Oil Co. After selling his business, he became a counselor for TPMHMR. He served on many civic boards including the Chamber of Commerce and the Economic Development Board. He served with the Marine Corps during the Korean War. He served as an elder and deacon at First Presbyterian Church and served with the Stephens Ministry.
He married Jean Thomas at First Presbyterian Church on Aug. 17, 1957.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Neely; a sister, Doris Nelson; and a son-in-law, Rick Husband.
Survivors include his wife; a daughter, Evelyn Husband of Houston; two grandchildren, Laura and Matthew Husband; a brother, R. Ben Neely and wife, Elizabeth, of Amarillo; and several nieces and nephews.
The family suggests memorials be to First Presbyterian Church, 1100 S. Harrison St., Amarillo, TX 79101.
Amarillo Globe-News, May 23, 2004
Johnny Gilbert Griego Sr.
Johnny Gilbert Griego Sr., 55, of Amarillo died Thursday, May 20, 2004.
Rosary will be said at 6 p.m. today in Rector Funeral Home Chapel, 2800 S. Osage St. Services will be held at 10 a.m. Monday in Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church, with the Monsignor Rex Nicholl officiating. Burial will be in Llano Cemetery.
Mr. Griego was born in Clovis, N.M., and moved to Amarillo in 1958. He worked in construction for more than 30 years. He was a member of Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church.
Mr. Griego was preceded in death by his father, Flavio Griego, and a sister, Patsy Griego.
Survivors include his wife, Elizabeth; one daughter, Debra Jennings and husband, Terry, of Amarillo; three sons, Johnny Griego Jr. and wife, Sheree, Julian Griego and wife, Andi, and Ulysses Griego, all of Amarillo; his mother, Susa Griego of Amarillo; a sister, Janice Griego of Amarillo; six brothers, Floyd Griego Jr., Julian Griego, Cipe Griego, Phillip Griego and Rodney Griego, all of Amarillo, and Ernest Cantu of San Angelo; seven grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
Please sign our online guest registry book at www.rector funeralhome.com.
Amarillo Globe-News, May 23, 2004
Bill Piehl
Bill Piehl, 70, of Amarillo died Wednesday, May 19, 2004.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Monday in St. Stephen United Methodist Church with the Rev. Rusty Sieck officiating. Burial will be in Memory Gardens Cemetery by Schooler Funeral Home, 4100 S. Georgia St.
Mr. Piehl was born in Dumas to Ellen Jane and William Piehl. He attended Middlewell Community School and Dumas schools, graduating in 1951. He attended West Texas State University, receiving a degree in agriculture and economics in 1960, after serving in the Army in France during the Korean wartime. He married Helen Hayes in 1956 in Happy. He lived in Amarillo until 1970 when he moved to Canyon where he lived until 1998. He served on the Canyon Planning and Zoning Commission before moving to Bushland in 1998.
He received many awards in Moore County as a 4-H member and continued to support the program as a leader and contributor in Moore, Potter and Randall counties, as well as state 4-H programs. He was a member of Potter County Buyer's Club and Potter County Junior Livestock Association.
He served on the board of Texas 4-H Youth Development Foundation from 1990 to 2002. He received recognition as trustee emeritus on July 16, 2002.
He was a life member of Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo and American Quarter Horse Association. He was awarded the 4-H distinguished Alumni Award in 1990. He was a member of WTAMU Silver Phoenix Club, Buffalo Club, Old Main Society, WTAMU Foundation and President's Circle. He received the WTAMU Distinguished Alumnus Award in 2002. He contributed scholarships in music and athletics.
He founded Western Sales and Testing of Amarillo in 1963, followed by businesses in Pittsburgh, Pa., and Durham, N.C., all serving the compressed gas industry, along with Western Valve Inc., a manufacturer of specialty valves and fittings for the industry.
He was a member of Compressed Gas Association since 1965, serving as chairman of the Cylinder Specification Committee from 1974 to 1980. He was a member of International Oxygen Manufacturer's Association since 1978.
Survivors include his wife; two daughters, Plug Piehl and Puff Niegos and husband, Phil; five grandchildren, Kendra, Katie and Dillon Quackenbush and Matthew and Sydney Niegos; two sisters, Mary Louise Ellis of Colorado City and Lois Sanders of Albuquerque, N.M.
The family suggests memorials be to Bill Piehl Leadership Scholarship, TAMU, P.O. Box 2473, College Station, TX 77843; or Bill Piehl Presidential Scholarship, WTAMU Box, 60766, Canyon, TX 79016.
Amarillo Globe-News, May 23, 2004
Herschel Lester "H.L." Allison
Herschel Lester "H.L." Allison, 86, of Amarillo died Thursday, May 20, 2004.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Monday in Second Baptist Church with the Rev. Clyde R. Thompson, his son-in-law, of Riverton Wyo., officiating. Burial will be in Llano Cemetery by N.S. Griggs and Sons Funeral Directors, 2615 Paramount Blvd.
Mr. Allison was born in Amarillo on Jan 22, 1918, to Harry and Leslie Allison. He married Marita Pearl Wilcox in Fort Smith, Ark., on July 24, 1937. They were married 65 years.
They owned and operated Allison Blacksmith and Welding from 1938 to 1977. He was the second of four generations in the family-owned business, which was started in 1929 by his father. The business was owned by his son, Bud Allison, from 1977 to 1999. His grandson, Jim Wyatt Allen, currently owns and operates Allison Welding Inc. at 202 N. Buchanan St.
He spent his adult life serving the Lord. He and his wife served as missionaries to Argentina and Paraguay, where he assisted in the construction of churches and Bible schools. His heart was forever changed by this experience and his love for the people never died.
Mr. Allison was a long-time member of Second Baptist Church. He was also a member of the Texas Panhandle Model A Club and North Amarillo Kiwanis Club. Since his retirement, he enjoyed raising cattle.
The family wishes to express sincere gratitude to Bud and Phyllis Allison for the loving care they provided our Daddy and "Pappa" in their home over the last two years of his life. A special note of gratitude is expressed to Odyssey Hospice of Amarillo for the wonderful care given to him during his last days.
He was preceded in death by his wife on Aug. 14, 2002; an infant son, Charles Ray in 1944; and a sister, Mozelle Weidner.
Survivors include three daughters, Glenda Smyth and husband, Danny, and Claudia Price and husband, Tony, all of Amarillo, and Shirley Thompson and husband, Clyde, of Riverton; two sons, David "Bud" Allison and wife, Phyllis, of Amarillo, and Leland "Shorty" Allison and wife, Isabel, of Tucson, Ariz.; 17 grandchildren; and 31 great-grandchildren.
Visitation will be at 4854 Buck Dr.
The family suggests memorials be to Second Baptist Church or to Northside Assembly of God.
Amarillo Globe-News, May 23, 2004
Lola Pearl Jones
Lola Pearl Jones, 92, of Amarillo, died Tuesday, May 18, 2004, in Houston.
Graveside services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday in Llano Cemetery with Dr. Charles Jones, retired Baptist minister, officiating. Arrangements are by N.S. Griggs and Sons Funeral Directors, 2615 Paramount Blvd.
Mrs. Jones was born in Oklahoma and raised in the Texas Panhandle. She married Cecil L. Jones in 1933 in Clayton, N.M. She was a member of Second Baptist Church.
She was preceded in death by her husband in 1996.
Survivors include two sons, Cecil L. Jones Jr of Ruidoso, N.M., and Terry W. Jones of Houston; a daughter, Rose Chestnut of Graham; a brother, Roy Hoeffliger of Dalhart; a sister, Opal Bass of Dalhart; eight grandchildren; and 17 great-grandchildren.
Amarillo Globe-News, May 23, 2004
Roy W. Beckner
Roy W. Beckner, 79, of Amarillo died Friday, May 21, 2004.
A celebration of life will be at 4 p.m. today in Schooler Funeral Home Brentwood Chapel, 4100 S. Georgia St., with the Rev. Richard Jones, of St. Stephen United Methodist Church, officiating. Private burial will be Monday in Memorial Park Cemetery.
Mr. Beckner was born in Olton on Sept. 21, 1924, to Albert J. and Mae Sue Bryant Beckner. He retired from Santa Fe Railway in 1984. He served his country in the Navy in the Pacific Theater of World War II.
Survivors include his wife, Nancy; a sister, Farrah E. Eades, of Fulton, Mo.; two brothers, Clayton E. Beckner of Fort Worth and Jack L. Beckner of Dillon, Colo.; and several nieces and nephews.
Amarillo Globe-News, May 23, 2004
Leta Gaines
Leta Gaines, 81, of Amarillo died Tuesday, May 18, 2004.
Memorial services will be at 11 a.m. Friday in Boxwell Brothers Funeral Directors Ivy Chapel, 2800 Paramount Blvd., with the Rev. James Cobb, pastor of First Christian Church, officiating.
Mrs. Gaines was born in Odell. She was a secretary with Santa Fe Railway.
Survivors include a daughter, Celia Gaines of Amarillo; a sister, Barbara Priddy of Amarillo; a sister-at-heart, Jean Stewart of Amarillo; her nieces and nephews, Rebecca Gladstone, Cindra Foutz, Cara Priddy, David Denny, Richard Denny, Jenny Burnett, Pat Gruner, Mike McDougal, Maura McDougal and Scott McDougal.
The family suggests memorials be to City Church, 205 S. Polk St., Amarillo, TX 79101 or to Faith City Mission, 401 SE Second Ave., Amarillo, TX 79101.
Amarillo Globe-News, May 23, 2004
Jim O. Jenkins Jr.
Jim O. Jenkins Jr., 85, of Amarillo died Friday, May 21, 2004.
Services will be at 11 a.m. Monday in First Baptist Church with Dr. Howard K. Batson officiating. Burial will be in Llano Cemetery by Cox Funeral Home, 4180 Canyon Drive.
Mr. Jenkins was born in and was a lifetime resident of Amarillo. He operated Jim's Mail Service in Amarillo for many years. He was a graduate of San Marcos Baptist Academy. He was a longtime member and Sunday school teacher at First Baptist Church where he was a member of the Henry Brown Memorial Sunday School class. He was the grandson of the Rev. Robert F. Jenkins who was the pastor of First Baptist Church from 1907 to 1915.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Velma Jenkins in 1984; and his daughter, Marsha.
Survivors include special friends, Royce and Roberta Grant of Tulsa, Okla.; and three cousins, Matt Tucker of Dallas, Valerie Tucker Goodman of Pagosa Springs, Colo., and Patricia Masterman of Amarillo.
Amarillo Globe-News, May 23, 2004
Randal F. Weidner
Randal F. Weidner, 52, of Amarillo died Wednesday, May 19, 2004, in Flagstaff, Ariz.
Services will be at 11 a.m. Monday in Mason Funeral Home Chapel in Shattuck, Okla., with Gene Land, pastor, officiating. Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery in Follett.
Mr. Weidner loved his church, being a Sunday school teacher and riding his motorcycle.
Survivors include his wife, Rhonda, of Glendale, Ariz.; his parents Robert and Laveta Appel Weidner of Amarillo; three sisters, Lori Matthews of Topeka, Kan., and Pamela Randall and Cindy Smith, both of Amarillo; two sons, Brian Weidner and Jeremy Weidner; a daughter, Michelle Garcia; two grandchildren; and two stepsons, Allan and Paul Merrill of Amarillo.
Amarillo Globe-News, May 23, 2004
Ronnie C. Pruitt
Ronnie C. Pruitt, 60, of Amarillo died Thursday, May 20, 2004.
The family will hold private services. Arrangements are by Boxwell Brothers Funeral Directors, 2800 Paramount Blvd.
Mr. Pruitt was born Feb. 26, 1944, in Abilene to E.C. and Marguerite Pruitt. He had last worked for the railroad.
Survivors include his mother of Odessa; four sisters, Linda Green of Garland, Sharon Pack of Dumas, Judy Ward of Odessa and Jane Tharp of Kingwood; two brothers, Gary Pruitt of The Woodlands and Mark Pruitt of Houston; and long time buddy, Billy Frye of Dumas.
The family suggests memorials be to Odyssey Hospice, 1000 S. Jefferson St., Amarillo, TX 79101.
Amarillo Globe-News, May 23, 2004
Elsie Ida Pugh
BALKO, Okla. -- Elsie Ida Pugh, 94, died Thursday, May 20, 2004.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Monday in the Balko Apostolic Church with Jack Cornell and Fred Huff officiating. Burial will be in Pleasant Hill Cemetery by Clark Funeral Service of Beaver.
Mrs. Pugh was born Nov. 21, 1909 in Ireton. She married Senator Alexander Pugh on Dec. 18, 1928 in Perryton, Texas.
Survivors include a daughter, Erlene Weeks of Balko; a brother, Kenneth Garner of Elmira, Ore.; four grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; and four great-great-grandchildren.
Amarillo Globe-News, May 23, 2004
Trinity Elisabeth Oden
ROCKWALL - Trinity Elisabeth Oden, infant daughter of J.T. and Becky Oden, died Tuesday, May 11, 2004.
Memorial services were held Saturday, May 15 in Highland Oaks Church of Christ in Dallas. Arrangements were by Rest Haven Funeral Home.
Trinity was born on May 11, 2004, at 48 minutes after 3 p.m. She weighed three pounds and seven ounces. Trinity left this world for paradise four minutes later, in the arms and grace of God.
Survivors include her parents; a brother, Isaac Bex Oden; her grandparents, Ted and Sandy Friesland and Jon and Tomme Oden; her aunts and uncles, Craig and Misti Friesland, J.R. Oden, Logan and Barbra Craft and JoAnn and Charles Bowles; her great-grandmothers, Louise Cockrell and Gearleen Friesland; and many cousins and loving friends.
Amarillo Globe-News, May 23, 2004
William "Bill" R. Bechler
CHETEK, Wis. - William "Bill" R. Bechler, 85, formerly of Amarillo, Texas, died Saturday, May 15, 2004.
Memorial services will be held at a later date in Illinois. Arrangements are by Burnham-Ours Funeral Home and Cremation Service.
Mr. Bechler was born Sept. 29, 1918, in Chicago. He served on the Destroyer USS Hunt in the Pacific during World War II in the Navy and attained the rank of metalsmith 2nd Class.
Survivors include a daughter, Kathryn Nakashima of Chicago; a stepdaughter, Dawn Willis-Martin of Colorado; a stepson, Peter Willis of Texas; three grandchildren; a stepgrandchild; eight great-grandchildren; a stepgreat-grandchild; and a brother, Russell Bechler of Minnesota.
Amarillo Globe-News, May 23, 2004
Robert Lee "Bob" Willoughby
Robert Lee "Bob" Willoughby, 70, of Canyon died Friday, May 21, 2004.
Memorial services will be at 10 a.m. Monday in Henson-Novak Funeral Home Chapel in Guymon, Okla., with the Rev. Terry Neel, pastor of First Christian Church, officiating. Internment will be in Elmhurst Cemetery in Guymon.
The son of Mary Frances Everett and Hugh Lamont Willoughby, Mr. Willoughby was born Dec. 20, 1933, in Lamar, Colo. The Willoughby family made their home in Guymon, where he attended Guymon schools and graduated from Guymon High School with the class of 1951.
He attended Columbia University in New York and then enlisted in the Army. He served in Vietnam and the Far East as a linguist during his 20+ years in the Army. While in Japan, he met and married Ayako Nara on Aug. 8, 1966, in Sapporo, Japan. After retiring as a chief warrant officer, they returned to the states and lived in San Antonio.
He was preceded in death by his wife in 1983; his father; his mother; his stepfather, Robert E. Jackson; and a sister, Mary Jane Munkres.
Survivors include three nieces, Kim M. Bradford and Shawna L. Brown, both of Longview, and Misty K. Sander of Jackson, Tenn., and their families; a brother-in-law, Doyle Munkres and wife, Peggy, of Wheeler and Elk City, Okla.; two aunts, Louie Remmel of Guymon and Pauline Groendyke of Enid, Okla.; and many cousins, including Mary Frances Farnworth of Juniper, Fla.
The family suggests memorials be to New Life Pentecostal Church of God, Shady Shores, Denton, TX in care of Henson-Novak Funeral Home, Box 1306, Guymon, OK 73942.
Amarillo Globe-News, May 23, 2004
Georgia Mathews
CLAUDE - Georgia Mathews, 92, died Saturday, May 22, 2004.
Services will be at 3 p.m. Monday in First Baptist Church in Claude with R.A. Tindall, elder, officiating. Burial will be in Claude Cemetery by Schooler Funeral Home, 4100 S. Georgia St., in Amarillo.
Mrs. Mathews was born in Glen Rose. She graduated from Shamrock High School in 1929, where she was a star basketball player. She and her husband, D.B. Mathews, farmed and ranched in Armstrong County for many years. She also owned and operated the Tri-State Grocery for more than 20 years. She was a longtime member of Primitive Baptist Church.
She was preceded in death by her husband in 1981.
Survivors include a daughter, Joyce Smith and husband, James, of Coalgate, Okla.; a brother, R.T. Wood of Amarillo; two grandchildren, Connie Guffy and husband, Ted, of Canyon and Larry Bell of Amarillo; three great-grandchildren, Clint, Lindi, and Larry Paul; and a special great-great-grandchild, Colton.
The family suggests memorials be to Primitive Baptist Church, 914 W. Colorado Ave., Amarillo, TX 79108.
Viewing will be today from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in Claude.
Amarillo Globe-News, May 23, 2004
Lodema Barham Mitchell
PAMPA - Lodema Barham Mitchell, 81, died Friday, May 21, 2004.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Carmichael-Whatley Funeral Directors Colonial Chapel with the Rev. Carl Novian, associate pastor of First Baptist Church, officiating. Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery.
Mrs. Mitchell served as chief deputy with the Gray County Treasurer's Office for 16 years. She was a member of First Baptist Church.
Survivors include a daughter, Johnlyn Mitchell of Dallas.
The family suggests memorials be to the Kenneth P. Walters Scholarship Fund, in care of Lynn Harwood, 2236 N. Sumner St., Pampa, TX 79065 or to the PTSA Scholarship Fund, in care of Hillcrest High School, 9924 Hillcrest Rd., Dallas TX 75230.
Amarillo Globe-News, May 23, 2004
James Mendoza
HEREFORD - James Mendoza, 13, died Friday, May 21, 2004, in Amarillo.
Prayer vigil will be at 7 p.m. today and Monday in Rix Funeral Directors Chapel. Mass will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday in St. Anthony's Catholic Church with the Rev. John Valdez, pastor, officiating. Burial will be in West Park Cemetery.
James was born May 29, 1990, in Hereford to Debby Mendoza. He had attended schools in Hereford and was a Catholic.
Survivors include his mother of Stratford; his stepfather, Ronald Lucero of Stratford; two sisters, Heather Mendoza and Samantha Mendoza, both of Hereford; a brother, Ryan Lucero of Stratford; and his grandparents, Geronimo and Juana Mendoza of Hereford.
Amarillo Globe-News, May 23, 2004
Neta Inet Evans
WHEELER - Neta Inet Evans, 90, died Friday, May 21, 2004, in Amarillo.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Monday in First United Methodist Church with the Rev. Ricky Carstensen, pastor, officiating. Burial will be in Mobeetie Cemetery in Mobeetie by Wright Funeral Home.
Mrs. Evans was born June 7, 1913, in Roberta, Okla., to Tom and Lela Hall. She had lived in the Gageby Community since 1929. She married Forace B. Evans in 1975. She was a member of the Home Demonstration Club for 50 years. She had been FHA mother, homeroom mother and was an avid sports fan. She was a member of First United Methodist Church.
She was preceded in death by her first husband, Doyle Standler in January 1967 and her husband, Forace B. Evans in 1997.
Survivors include three daughters, Lela Inez Erwin of Amarillo, Betty Jo Zybach of Sayre, Okla., and Martha Ann Helton of Wheeler; a stepson, Larry Don Evans; a stepdaughter, Betty Jean Arron; a sister, Nadine Compton of Coterville, Calif.; 10 grandchildren; seven stepgrandchildren; 18 great-great-grandchildren; and one great-great-great-grandchild.
The family suggests memorials be to the American Cancer Society or the American Heart Association.
Amarillo Globe-News, May 23, 2004
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