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So we though it would be a good idea to use a remote control HPI Baja 5B car to exercise the dogs. It was working so well. Until... Disaster struck. One of the dogs caught the RC Car by the front wheel and attacked. Spinning it round and around, she flung it into the other dog.
Angered by the car, she would not stop chasing it. Fearful that she would destroy it, the driver (no names mentioned here) kept it one step ahead of her for another 20 minutes before the dog eventually tired to the point of exhaustion.
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This council was a blend of about 50 black and white concerned leaders and they went to extreme measures to bring about peaceful changes.
The group started in 1959 with secret meetings held out on the Edgefield Farm, owned at that time by Martha Griffin, who was then the director of the art department at Shorter College. Franziska Boas, her best friend, was the one who developed the idea of trying this approach. She notified several of their colleagues and they started meeting weekly for sometimes four to five hours, developing strategies to bring the community together.
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Do all muscle cramps fit into the above categories?No. Not all cramps are readily categorized in the preceding manner since these categories best apply to cramps that make up an individual's major muscle problem. Many cramps are a relatively minor part of nerve and muscle diseases; other muscle symptoms are usually more prominent in these diseases. Some examples include amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (Lou Gehrig's disease) with weakness and muscle wasting; radiculopathy (spinal nerve irritation or compression from various causes) with pain, distortion or loss of sensation, and/or weakness; diseases of the peripheral nerves, such as diabetic neuropathy, with distorted and diminished sensation and weakness; and a number of primarily dystonic muscle diseases. Can medications cause muscle cramps?Numerous medicines can cause cramps. Potent diuretic medications, such as furosemide (Lasix), or the vigorous removal of body fluids, even with less potent diuretics, can induce cramps by depleting body fluid and sodium. Simultaneously, diuretics often cause the loss of potassium, calcium, and magnesium, which can also cause cramps. Medications such as donepezil (Aricept, used for Alzheimer's disease) and neostigmine (Prostigmine and others, used for myasthenia gravis) as well as raloxifene (Evista, used to prevent osteoporosis in postmenopausal women) have caused cramps. Tolcapone (Tasmar, used for Parkinson's disease) reportedly causes muscle cramps in at least 10% of patients. True cramps have been reported with nifedipine (Procardia and others, used for angina, high blood pressure and other conditions) and the asthma drugs terbutaline (Brethine) and albuterol (Proventil, Ventolin, and others). Some medicines used to lower cholesterol, such as lovastatin (Mevacor), can also lead to cramps. Cramps are sometimes noted in addicted individuals during withdrawal from medications and substances that have sedative effects, including alcohol, barbiturates and other sedatives, anti-anxiety agents such as benzodiazepines (for example, diazepam [Valium] and alprazolam [Xanax]), narcotics, and other drugs. Reviewed by William C. Shiel Jr., MD, FACP, FACR on 4/24/2012 Patient CommentsViewers share their comments
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26 Jun 2006
The opening round of the Absa Currie Cup went according to the script.
Once the dust had settled on round one, the defending champions were perched atop the standings, followed closely by Dick Muir's Sharks on five points.
The Sharks won 33-22 over the Lions in Durban, while Rassie Erasmus's team ran in eight tries to smash Griquas 55-14 and signal an ominous warning to the chasing pack.
The smart money is on a Sharks v Cheetahs final come October 14 and already they showed their pedigree with the two biggest wins of the weekend. Both teams, playing at home, scored a bonus point for four tries to get the perfect start.
But two other teams also got off to winning starts, albeit a little less emphatically. The Bulls had to dig deep to grind out a gritty 18-16 win over the Valke at Loftus Versfeld. Western Province were the only team to win away from home and had a brace of tries from new captain Luke Watson to thank for the hard-fought 25-18 win in Witbank.
Before the competition even started, the Cheetahs, Sharks, Western Province and Blue Bulls, were seen as favourites to make the semi-finals. And now they are well on their way.
Eugene Eloff's Lions though put in a solid display that they can definitely build on in coming weeks. They are the only other team likely to challenge for a top four spot by the end of September.
The Valke though will probably like to dispute that as they came bitterly close to trumping the Bulls in their own backyard and John Williams' charges will give many bigger unions a big run for their money if they can maintain that form.
Conventional wisdom will tell you that neither Griquas, the Pumas or Valke can really trouble the Big Five, but with Springboks missing anything is possible on the day.
This weekend's matches include Griquas hosting the Pumas on Friday night before Saturday sees three matches, two of which are highly anticipated.
Western Province play the Sharks at Newlands and the Lions and Blue Bulls clash at Ellis Park. In the last game of the day, the Cheetahs travel to Brakpan to play the Valke.
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26 Jun 2006, 06:42 amcome on natal you can with the cup again
ja boet iam first today
26 Jun 2006, 06:43 amThe Lions played with some youngsters that performed very well in their first CC outing. The Lions could even have won the game were it not for Kockotts kicking ****-ups – and Wikus' poor ball control. I believe this young Lions team will build some serious momentum as the CC competition progresses – to cause havoc at the end.
26 Jun 2006, 06:47 amja the lions need to roar again tranvaal create grat players but cant keep them in joburg cause of crime and thing they breed james small schalk britzs andre joubert kobus wiese ricky januarie jacque fourie and so fourth thier poor super 14 effort was not good come lions i picked up a brand new super 14 jersey for 200 rand today was a steal now ihave 2 sharks jersey a cats one 2 bok one and an all black one not happy bout the weekend jake
26 Jun 2006, 07:03 amWhen will SARU bring the violence in Western Cape Rugby to an end?
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26 Jun 2006, 07:29 amYep. The curiously-named "Delicious RFC"…
Not very different to the other infamous Cape thugby clubs like Collegians RFC and Schotse-Kloof Walmers RFC…
26 Jun 2006, 07:31 amKatesnor that is really shocking….
26 Jun 2006, 07:32 amWat de hel gaat aan innie kaap? Of is dit net sekere dele vd kaap?
26 Jun 2006, 07:37 amOm terug te kom na hierdie thread, die Bulle gaat maar moeilik die ding doen die jaar.
Is dit 'n aprilfools joke of het ek gelees Hottie Louw gaat vd Bulle speel?
26 Jun 2006, 08:38 amNo Hottie is joining the Bulls
26 Jun 2006, 08:41 amIt's Monday , and what a weekend of rugby.
Sad om te **** van nog 'n jong lewe wat geneem is op die rugby veld. Dis regtig hartseer en my hart gaan uit na sy ouers en mede spelers. Daar moet regtig aandag gegee word aan club rugby , te veel geweld wat gepaardgaan met clubrugby. Ek was twee weke gelede by 'n game waar Worcester teen Ceres gespeel het. Harde rugby en ek het dit nogals geniet om te kyk. Enigste probleem was die skare wat bietjie handuit geruk het by tye. Miskien 'n goeie idee as geen drank by sulke wedstryde toe gelaat word nie. Rugby overhede moet ook meer aandag skenk aan clubrugby.
Was goed om die sharks game te kyk. Die ouens gaan hierdie jaar 'n groot verskil maak in die CC. Hulle ball skills was uitstekend gewees by tye. Daar was genoeg hardloop rugby en dit was 'n game wat mens kon geniet het om te kyk. Human het goed gespeel vir die Cats. Haal my hoed af vir daai man , nog steeds baie spoed.
Geluk aan die sharks hulle het verdien om te wen.Bulls het nie baie oortuigend gewen nie. Maar soos ek hulle ken sal hulle trugkom. Jammer ons kon nie die wedstryde sien nie.
Boks het regtig swak gespeel. Hulle was gedurig op die agtervoet. Daar was geen momentum in die game nie. Wonder of dit nie is omdat Jake White ander planne het nie. Miskien het dit 'n invloed gehad op die spelers se spel Saterdag. Maar dis nie 'n verskoning nie. Nou kan 'n mens duidelik sien daar is iets fout in die springbok kamp. Ek sien groot probleme vir on in die 3N hierdie jaar. Australie het Saterdag weereens gewys , hulle moet nie onderskat word nie.
Baby boks , weet nie wat daar gebeur het nie. Hulle het so goed gespeel teen die all blacks. Het nie die game gesien , so kan nie juis veel uitbrei daaroor nie.
Hopelik maak van hierdie spelers sommer gou hulle buiging in die senior span. Die bokke sit met 'n lang lys beserings en dinge raak net al erger.
26 Jun 2006, 08:51 amThe Sharks can take it, but they will have to fix the leaks in their defence, they were actually quite lucky to come away with the win after so many missed tackles. Hopefully it can be attributed to what JW would term "rustyness". I hope the U21 boys get a good rest before they are pushed back into action. The Sharks are the only team that have shown true youth and homegrown talent development (maybe the Bulls as well) and if they dont lose all their charges to other unions or overseas contracts then we can look forward to another era of Sharks dominance.
26 Jun 2006, 09:06 amSharks have some good players in U21 that may come back to help out when the Bulls hit their stride.
We've still a problem in the Lions with the old timers that need to be replaced. Janno Vermaak looked OK with the U21′s. Would like a better set of flankers, although Wickus is pretty steady, he dies with the ball too often.
Cheetahs look thinnest in terms of squad cover and may struggle with Bok call ups.
26 Jun 2006, 09:13 amOn this Monday morning I give thanks to the fact that Jake White will never ever again be able to say: "One must remember that Julies has never played in a loosing Bok side". If anything that is a blessing in itself!
26 Jun 2006, 09:57 amLol Red, you got that right.
26 Jun 2006, 10:00 amAt this rate I think I'm gonna start eating crow and agree with you lads about Watson.
What really pisses me off is all this **** with White and his contract. What the hell is he doing airing his dirty washing in public. -
26 Jun 2006, 10:08 amHottie for the Bulls ? Oh noooooo !!!! Why why , WTF is WP doing ? Are they sleeping ?
Oh Tackles , nice cut and paste job.I'm interested to know what u know re club rugby in the western cape ?
26 Jun 2006, 10:10 amDon't be fooled by the Bulls poor showing. They are still the major force in SA rugby. I'm pretty sure they'll make the final. Hopefully Natal will be the other team (and the winners).
26 Jun 2006, 19:41 pmBulls won't make it this year. Cheetahs and Sharks for the final. Province may miss out on semi's.
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My polling station didn't look at all darkly deserted... thanks to three patient ladies waiting for a voter to turn up.
Their giggles were cheering and, it being a cold, dank evening, their warm welcome was unexpectedly heartening – since we were all on a hiding to nothing.
They seemed happy enough. So much so, in fact, temptation was to put the kettle on and join them for a cuppa and a bit of chat. And that has never occurred to me in a General Election.
"Not exactly a rush then?"
"Nothing like," replied one, as she handed over the ballot paper. "You're the first we've seen for hours."
But in that chirpy way the dutiful have of finding the best even in disaster, she beamed her better news.
"I've written all my Christmas cards though!"
"And I've made these tassels for my tie-backs," her friend and fellow staffer chipped in, holding her needlework aloft.
The third – had someone really anticipated having to manage three queues? – couldn't have looked more pleased with herself had she written a 350-page crime thriller.
So, having posed the question a couple of weeks ago, the answer is now obvious. I did decide to vote in the Police and Crime Commissioner election. Not necessarily for the listed candidates, but I did keep faith with Emmeline and her crew.
Women having thrown themselves under racehorses and chained themselves to railings to win me a vote, it felt only right to make some kind of effort.
A couple of miles away another voter – rarer than hen's teeth that day – was greeted at his polling station enthusiastically by a young man engrossed in a novel.
"You've only read 50 pages of your book, it can't have been that slow," he said.
"This is my second," the chap replied. At least he'd been able to catch up with his reading.
So now, the most expensive bit of electoral foolishness having passed, we've a new PCC who will start work on Thursday. Meantime we have a hiatus. A force with a temporary chief and no proper boss – like a ship without a captain to order rearr-angement of orchestra and deck chairs.
Thank the Lord for patient, diligent midshipmen and women eh? Thanks goodness for the consistency in adversity of our thin blue line. But what of our cautionary lesson of democracy's inaction? If we now know it all happens whether we vote or not, what fate awaits future elections? Apathy, anger, more protest in abstention? The PCC vote – what there was of it – sounded a danger alarm we should heed and heed well. We, not governments or their professional challengers, will be the losers in the end.
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CHARGERS: Bolts expect big things from linebackers Chargers linebacker Shaun Phillips. BILL WECHTER | NCT file photo 9 hours ago • By SCOTT BAIR firstname.lastname@example.com SAN DIEGO ---- The Chargers' linebacker corps was once a great source of intimidation. That was especially true in the mid-2000s, when the likes of Steve Foley, Shaun Phillips and a healthy Shawne Merriman provided pressure off the edge. Sack totals were high, fronted by an athletic group of linebackers who helped produced a whopping 61 in 2006. Numbers have dropped in recent seasons, including a pedestrian 32 in 2010. The team struggled with injuries, especially on the outside, and didn't have the depth to compensate for such setbacks. This year, however, the Chargers believe they do, especially on the outside. "We've upgraded our speed, our athleticism, and we've certainly helped our depth," Chargers coach Norv Turner said. "When this team has a great pass rush in 2007 and 2006 ---- before I got here ---- you had four or five outside linebackers who could bring it. There was always a good mix of rolling guys in and out. If we can do that, it would be ideal. We have five outside linebackers who are very physical players who have a real presence about them." It may not be as flashy as the 2006 unit, but they might be better. Phillips is healthy after being slowed by foot problems last season. Antwan Barnes is ready to meet his 11-sack total of a year ago. Jarret Johnson was brought in from Baltimore, Melvin Ingram was drafted in the first round and the Chargers believe former first-round pick Larry English can contribute if he can stay healthy. "This is one of the most talented linebacker corps I've ever been a part of," Johnson said. "We have a good mix of youth and experience, of pass-rushing and run-stopping ability. I like how we've grown during the offseason and progressed during the early portions of camp." That is lofty praise, considering Johnson played with guys like Ray Lewis and Terrell Suggs with the Ravens. He lauded the overall depth, Ingram's potential and the blue-collar attitude the entire group provides. Players on the inside should not be forgotten, for they'll be counted on to cover and assist on third-down defense. Takeo Spikes and Donald Butler will start again on the inside, with Jonas Mouton and veteran import Demorrio Williams backing them up, respectively. "The talent is very diverse, and everyone brings a unique perspective to the table," Spikes said. "We have more guys and greater depth. But it's one thing to have depth. It's another to have depth with playing experience. That's what we have now. That's why I'm excited about what we have here." Veteran depth is present at every position, a luxury the Chargers were not afforded in 2011. Injuries to Phillips and English forced situational pass rushers like the since-departed Travis LaBoy and Barnes to play away from their strengths. Johnson, by contrast, allows others to play to theirs. He's skilled at setting an edge on the strong side, stopping the run and covering well against the pass. Whether the others can provide dynamic play off of Johnson's foundation remains to be seen. The linebackers are focused on growing together and into established roles as training camp progresses. "We have a bunch of guys who are football players first," Phillips said. "They've done a great job around here of getting guys who want to hit and practice hard and, most of all, guys that love winning football games above all else. "It's about building a foundation. You can't win a game when there aren't any on the schedule. Right now, we need to win on the practice field. This is a six-month deal, and we need to make the most of each phase and build upon what we've done in the past."
they have the depth, FINALLY, to ensure that if they lose English (when?) they are more than sufficiently covered. They don't have to overuse a bad backup like Laboy or bring an overmatched UDFA in Gamble
Michael Gehlken @UTgehlken Chargers running backs doing pass protection drill vs. LBs. Melvin Ingram smoked Jacob Hester, Curtis Brinkley. Quick, violent hands.
The acquisition of Ingram & the jettison of LaBoy are both quality additions to the unit, IMO. If English can get/stay healthy & contribute, that's icing on the cake.
Ingram shakes off a flesh wound Chargers Melvin Ingram during practice on the first day of mini-camp on Tuesday, June 19, 2012. — K.C. Alfred There's a difference, Melvin Ingram says, to being injured and being hurt. On Thursday, he was the latter. The Chargers rookie outside linebacker was in visible pain at practice during an early team session. He went to the sideline, had his fingers taped, and finished the rest of the day despite a possibly dislocated knuckle. "If you can't play through a little pain," Ingram said, "then you can't play on this level of football." The first-round draft pick stood out earlier in the day. In a one-on-one pass protection drill, a linebacker was designed to engage either a running back or tight end, shedding the block to get to the quarterback. Ingram made it past Jacob Hester and Curtis Brinkley on his first two turns, flashing the quick, violent hands that outside linebacker Jarret Johnson praised earlier this offseason. "How he engages blocks," Johnson said, "he's a physical dude. ... He's going to be a legit player in this league." Nuts 'n' Bolts • The Chargers spent most of practice away from their base personnel Thursday, focusing on blitz, red-zone, short-yardage, and goal-line situations. Nose tackle Aubrayo Franklin worked often with the first team in short yardage and goal line. • Second-round pick Kendall Reyes saw time at first-team right defensive end, as Corey Liuget was sidelined with soreness. "I think he's getting better," coach Norv Turner said of Reyes. "He's got a long ways to go, but I think he's getting better. He's got some real natural skills." • Wide receiver Mike Willie and safety Atari Bigby returned to practice. Bigby was eased back into action, held out of team drills. Wide receiver Eddie Royal (groin) returned to camp after being away due to family reasons. He is expected to miss one to two weeks, likely sidelining him for the Chargers' first preseason game Aug. 9 Link
I want to have a suffocating aggressive kick your arse defense and a strong line backing group is necessary and needs a strong defensive line also. Pag's is new on the job but comes from good stock and "if" he can put it all together I'll be one happy Bolt fan. they still need to get out of training camp, so I figure on just kicking back and watching it all flow.
So they compair the Ingramasaurus to a T-rex, and say its arms are too short... So tell me, did that stop the T Rex from being the an apex preditor for thousands of years?
There's actually been some speculation that the T-Rex wasn't a predator, so much as a scavenger, and that it's short arms are evidence to this. If the T-Rex had been an apex predator, however, it would've been one for millions of years, rather than thousands.
I would couter the contention about the arms and scavenger connection. Allisaurus, Taurasaurus, velociraptors ect which are widely accounted as preditors all had small arms. Also compair to a modern day bear. A bear is an apex preditor and a scavenger. There is no reason to believe that the T-Rex would not feed on carion, but hun then needed.
That probably makes them all predator/scavengers, rather than disproving the T-rex as a scavenger. Again, it's not my theory, as I'm not a paleontologist. Velociraptor does not, however, appear to have short arms, and I have never heard of/could not find references to a "Taurasaurus". Either way, they all (assuming that Taurasaurus existed) sustained themselves for millions of years. Hopefully Ingram can sustain himself for 15.
CHARGERS: New defensive coordinator preaches technique, fundamentals and effort STF Chargers defensive coordinator John Pagano during a recent practice. AP file photo 6 hours ago • By SCOTT BAIR email@example.com Blackout looming The Chargers must sell 6,300 general tickets before Wednesday at 6 p.m. to lift the local television blackout for Saturday's preseason game against the Dallas Cowboys at Qualcomm. If they don't, the game won't be shown in the San Diego, Los Angeles and Palm Sprins media markets. SAN DIEGO ---- John Pagano has been with the Chargers a long time. He started in 2002 as a defensive assistant and rose through the ranks from position coach to his new role as defensive coordinator. He worked with linebackers under Wade Phillips, Ted Cottrell, Ron Rivera and Greg Manusky before finally getting a shot at play-calling this offseason. He took so much from so many, and that includes his father, Sam, who was a legend at Fairview High in Colorado. His brother, Chuck, is the head coach of the Indianapolis Colts after a stint as the Baltimore Ravens' defensive coordinator. Pagano's defensive philosophy, however, is about getting the Chargers back to basics. Pagano broke it down to three simple things: technique, fundamentals and effort. "I have a philosophy I believe in," Pagano said. "Some of it's based on my father and what he did when I was growing up, but most of what we do here is the same thing I've been preaching from Day 1. "This defense will focus on the basics first. We must be rock solid in technique, fundamentals and effort. Everybody's talented at this level. Success comes down to how disciplined you are and how hard you're working. We're about accountability, communication and trust. Our philosophy is grounded in that." That doesn't mean Pagano's play-calling will be basic. He'll design game plans based upon what works for the group of healthy players available. Chargers fans long for a return to the Phillips era, when sack totals were high and the unit was exciting and pressure-packed. Pagano, who has been involved with a series of defensive philosophies, will craft his own based upon that experience. "You take ideas and stuff you need to work on," Pagano said. "We all have our ideas and different plans, but I've seen how it's supposed to look and how it's not supposed to look. It's something we're working at every day, to refine and improve this defense." He's building a foundation in this training camp based on discipline and accountability for all. "I love what we're doing as a defensive staff, and it's great that our players are really buying in," Chargers head coach Norv Turner said. "We're very athletic and fast, and we have to use that to our advantage." Outside linebacker Shaun Phillips has championed Pagano's influence to many in recent seasons, and tries to be an extension of his coordinator on the field. Phillips has worked with Pagano since he was drafted in 2004, and Phillips credits his coach for steady improvement throughout his career. He lobbied for Pagano's promotion this offseason. "I believe in everything he teaches," Phillips said. "I've gotten better every year because he's worked with me and focused on those same principals. I've been with John as long as anybody here, and I believe in what he's doing. I try to lead by example and be a role model for those traits." Pagano, who was overlooked for the position last year in favor of longtime friend Manusky, said he believes he earned the promotion with a body of hard work. But, when he got the job, it wasn't a moment to celebrate. "You're always looking for the opportunity to take that next step," Pagano said. "Every season I've grown and evolved as a coach to prepare for this position. It's something I've looked forward to, but it wasn't a jump-for-joy moment. I was proud of the accomplishment, but I also understood that there's a lot of work we needed to do and things to get after." Just because Pagano is focused on fundamentals ---- improved tackling has been a real sticking point this camp ---- don't assume there aren't tricks up his sleeve. He has ornate blitzes in the playbook and favors physical, aggressive play from the secondary. But the best play call won't work if it's executed poorly or tackles aren't made. He's focused on his unit's strengths, which include depth in the front seven, athleticism and speed. The Chargers' defense has hit some roadblocks recently, with poor third-down defense in 2011 and high scoring allowed despite the fewest yards allowed in 2010. With Pagano at the helm and the personnel at his disposal, the Chargers believe they're ready to turn a corner. "We're brewing something special around here," Phillips said. 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Though often cautious when it comes to approving new alcohol-selling businesses within its boundaries, the Coliseum Square Association voted overwhelmingly Monday night to oppose the idea of banning 18-to-20-year-olds from existing bars. Continue reading »
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Phyllis Adkins
Phyllis Sue (Cornwell) Adkins, 62, of Minford, died Wednesday, October 31, 2012. Phyllis is survived by three daughters; Sherry ( Scott) Lawson of Minford, Brandy (Jeff) Mullins of Portsmouth, Misty (Shannon) Holbrook of Minford; seven grandchildren and a sister, Vicki (Roy) Blevins of Minford. Services were held Saturday November 3, 2012 at Erwin-Dodson-Allen Funeral Home in Minford with Pastor Rob McKinney officiating.
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Juanita Ruth Baker, 82, of Sciotoville, went to be with her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, on Friday, November 2, 2012 at her home. Surviving is her husband James A. Baker, two sons, Ron (Priscilla) Baker I of Lucasville and Donald (Dorcy) Baker of Sciotoville, two daughters, Patricia A. (Jay) Saunders of West Carrollton and Tuana R. Scott of Portsmouth; two sisters, Thelma Patton of Cincinnati and Shirley Lacy of West Union; 16 grandchildren, 31 great-grandchildren and 2 great-great grandchildren. Service were held Monday, Nov. 5 at the Brant Funeral Home in Sciotoville with her son, Pastor Ron Baker, officiating.
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Betty Craycraft
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Shauna Huang
Shauna Kim Huang, 55, of Tampa, Fla., formerly of Lucasville, died Thursday, Nov. 1, 2012 in a Tampa Hospital. She is survived by her husband, Joseph Yu-zing Huang, one step-son, Tristen Diddlemeyer of Ocean Spring, Mississippi; two brothers Roger Goodwin Phillipsburg, Ohio and Terry Goodwin of Springfield, Ohio; and one sister Clarissa Hoffer of Lucasville. Services were held on Monday, Nov. 5, 2012 in Scioto Burial Park.
Wanda Hurt
Wanda Lee Hurt, 75, of Portsmouth, died Friday, November 2, 2012, at the SOMC Hospice Center. She is survived by three daughters, Karen McCallister and her husband John of Stout, Teresa Hurt and Kimberly Benner, both of Portsmouth; five grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Service were held Tuesday, Nov. 6 at the Brant Funeral Home in Portsmouth.
Timothy Jennings
Timothy Scott Jennings, 57, of Sciotoville, died Monday, Nov. 5, 2012 at Southern Ohio Medical Center. In addition to his mother Ida Hazel Duncan Jennings of Wheelersburg, Tim is also survived by his wife, Linda Sue Arthur Jennings, a son, Charles Jennings of Huntington, WV; two daughters, Jackie (Chris) Turner of New Boston, and Ashley (Zach) Harr of Lexington, KY; two brothers, Jack (Jane) Jennings of Hillsboro, and Paul (Teresa) Jennings of Wauwatosa, WI; six grandchildren. Services were held Wednesday, Nov. 7 at the Ralph F. Scott Funeral Home in Portsmouth with Rev. Gary Heimbach officiating.
Millard Mills
Millard "Butch" Mills, 60, of New Boston, died Tuesday, October 23, 2012, at his home. Surviving are his children, Christopher (Jenn Wood) Mills of Portsmouth, and Vicki, Deanna and Michael; three sisters, Linda Jones of Minford, Sharon (Steve) Jenkins of New Boston and Liz (Alvin) Breech of Lucasville and grandchildren. Services were at the convenience of the family under the direction of the Brant Funeral Service in Sciotoville.
Clines Mullins
Clines "Marty" Mullins, 80, of Franklin Furnace, died Friday, November 2, 2012, at SOMC Hospice after a brief battle with lung cancer. He is survived by his wife, Betty L. Little Mullins; two daughters, Rhonda L. Hudnall (William), of Mt. Vernon, Ill; and Cheryl E. Porter of Franklin Furnace; 3 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren. Services were held Monday, November 5, 2012, at Franklin Furnace Independent Baptist Church with Dennis Hankins officiating.
Dorothy Sparks
Dorothy Lee Sparks, 87, of Wheelersburg, formerly of Sciotoville, died Tuesday, November 6, 2012 at SOMC in Portsmouth. She is survived by two sons, David (Nancy) Sparks of Haverhill, Timothy (Lisa) Sparks of Sciotoville; three daughters, Barbara Preston of Columbus, Sharon Bays of Sciotoville, Beverly (Paul) Seeley of Wheelersburg; twelve grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren, one brother, James Ball of TN; one sister, Phyllis (Virgil) Williams of Wheelersburg.
Services were held Saturday, November 10, 2012, at Berean Baptist Church in Sciotoville with Pastor Tim Wright officiating.
Thomas Webb
Thomas R. Webb, 65 of Wheelersburg, died Sunday, November 4, 2012 at SOMC Hospice in Portsmouth. He is survived by his wife Cynthia; five sons, Adam (Carol) Webb of Marysville, Thomas L. (Crystal) Webb of Portsmouth, Charles Webb of Kenton, Carey (Debbie) Webb of Oklahoma City, OK, Chad Couch of Springfield, OH; one daughter, Annette Trowbridge of Ironton; one brother, Billy Webb of New Boston; one sister, Patty Timmons of Florida and six grandchildren.
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Marrakech Excursions,Atlas Mountains & Desert Tour
Cotswolds, United Kingdom Sight-Seeing Tours
Atlas Morocco offer programs for families, groups of friends, individuals or corporate clients. From complete beginners to experts, Families and children. Discovery � Fun � Coaching � Security :: Half-day, full day or whole week bookings�.See mor...
50 Euro Per Night
European Travel Insurance
Heart of England, United Kingdom Sight-Seeing Tours
Globelink provides coverage for almost any type of journey and age group (up to 84). You can get a cover for one trip if don't plan any more trips in the next 12 months; or annual multi trip - if you wish to undertake several trips within a 12 months...
Scotland: West Coast Bike - Freewheeling Adventure
Western Isles, United Kingdom Bike Tours
Seven days of rolling cycling on very quiet one-lane paved roads, with expansive views of lochs and seashores at every turn � a real cyclist�s paradise!...
C$ 3,195 Per Person
Wales: Beacons to Snowdon Bike
Mid Wales, United Kingdom Bike Tours
7 days of very hilly cycling on paved roads with stops at narrow gauge railways, castles, and slate caves. Enjoy luxurious lodging and a choice of fine dining or pub carousing on some nights.This may be Freewheeling�s most challenging ride....
C$ 3,795 Per Person
Ramada Portrush
Antrim, United Kingdom Hotels & Resorts
Overlooking the Atlantic Ocean in the center of town close to the bustling harbour. Portrush is an ideal base for sightseeing at the World Famous Giants Causeway, Old Bushmills Distillery and Dunlice Castle. Five minutes to Royal Portrush Golf Club...
The Anchorage Inn
Derry, United Kingdom Hotels & Resorts
One of the North Coasts most popular venues, 20 en-suite bedrooms, Traditional Pub, Nightclub & Restaurant. Live entertainment 5 nights a week. A must visit for anyone visiting the region....
Hilton London Tower Bridge
London, United Kingdom Hotels & Resorts
Set against the backdrop of one of London's best known historical landmarks, Hilton Tower Bridge is a modern hotel with a striking exterior....
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