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Park, J.; (2011) Spatial analysis of housing markets with land rent theory of political economy: the cases of London, Seoul and Los Angeles. Doctoral thesis, UCL (University College London).
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This study adopts Marxian land rent theory as a framework to understand the structure of house prices with explicit attention to labour reproduction in an urban context. It attempts to correct the misunderstandings in Marxian land rent theory and develop it for an urban context. The four categories of land rent of differential rent, differential rent 2, absolute rent, and monopoly rent are critically re-examined. Subsequently, the combination of absolute rent and differential rent is suggested as a general structure for land rents in an urban context. The dynamic mechanism of changes in land rents is explained with the concepts of emulation, differentiation and shift between groups of houses based on the structure of land rents. The process of the formation of housing submarkets has been examined for a practical preparation for empirical analysis and a theoretical basis for the subdivision of the housing market. Spatial submarkets are identified by focusing on the interactive relationship between residential spheres (a unit consisting of a centre of employment and the surrounding residential area). Sectoral submarkets are defined based on social and environmental features as well as the structural features of dwellings. For empirical analysis, three metropolitan cities were chosen: London as monocentric, Seoul as tri-centric and Los Angeles as polycentric. Empirical analysis has used commuting patterns and the contours of house prices as the criteria to identify spatial submarkets with the help of network analysis and GIS. Simple OLS regression analysis of house prices on the accessibility to centre was conducted in each identified submarket. The results were used to explore the structure of and the dynamic changes in land rents. A consistent structure of land rents was observed in each housing submarket across all three cities. The implication on the condition of labour reproduction was drawn out by interpreting the changes in land rents over a period of 10 years in each city. The analysis of London revealed a monocentric housing market structure and the suitability of commuting time over physical distance as an accessibility variable. In Seoul"s case, the transition from tri-centric to monocentric housing market was observed and a comparative approach with rent and price data enriched the interpretation of the changes in the structure of the housing market. The impact of social and environmental features of the neighbourhood, such as class, ethnic concentration and negative externality, on house prices was highlighted in the analysis of Los Angeles.
Type: | Thesis (Doctoral) |
Title: | Spatial analysis of housing markets with land rent theory of political economy: the cases of London, Seoul and Los Angeles |
Open access status: | An open access version is available from UCL Discovery |
Language: | English |
UCL classification: | UCL > School of BEAMS > Faculty of the Built Environment > Bartlett School > Bartlett School of Planning |
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John Grant, 42, of Tinley Park, Ill., told police that he and his wife made the wager at a bar in Mayville, Wis., as they watched the Bears beat the Packers on Nov. 4. His wife told police at the time that she didn't think her husband would follow through with it.
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Long sticks up for Forte after rough night
But Bears offensive lineman Kyle Long was quick to shut down criticism of Forte on Monday's "Carmen and Jurko" show on ESPN Chicago 1000, saying he himself made mistakes in protection Monday.
"Matt Forte puts his body on the line, like we all do in protection," Long said. "Matt Forte is one of the smartest guys, the most complete backs, in football. I've seen the guy blow up linebackers and defensive lineman at the point of attack and not say a word about it, not bat an eye. Why don't you call me out?"
Bears quarterback Jay Cutler was sacked five times in the loss and the Bears offense was held to 257 yards.
The loss kept the Bears from clinching the NFC North, and they'll now need to defeat the Green Bay Packers on Sunday at Soldier Field to reach the playoffs.
"I think guys realize the opportunity that has come and gone last night," Long said. "But if I know the team like I think I know the team, I think we all kind of wish we could have kept our pads on, gone straight to Soldier Field and played the Packers. Shoot, we could have had an 8 a.m. kickoff this morning. We want to get this thing out of our system as soon as possible."
Report card: Bears at Eagles
Week 16 Report Card: Bears vs. Eagles
Rushing Offense
The Bears completely abandoned the run game when the Eagles jumped out to an early lead. Matt Forte finished with only nine carries for 29 yards. Michael Bush had seven rushing attempts for 20 yards in garbage time. This is especially disappointing because Forte had topped 100 rushing yards in each of the last three games leading into Sunday night.
Passing Offense
Jay Cutler had a handful of beautiful throws, but overall he connected on just 20-of-35 passes for 222 yards and one touchdown, with one interception that Philadelphia returned for a score. Cutler's quarterback rating was 73.8. In defense of Cutler, the Bears' pass protection was miserable. Cutler got sacked five times and was hit countless others. Forte had a particularly bad night picking up the blitz, an area he had really thrived in for the bulk of the season.
Rushing Defense
Philadelphia ran for 289 yards and four touchdowns. Both LeSean McCoy (133 yards, two touchdowns) and Bryce Brown (115 yards, one touchdown) had monster nights versus the Bears' 32nd-ranked rushing defense. The Bears haven't been able to stop anybody on the ground for much of the year. That is not expected to change.
Passing Defense
Eagles quarterback Nick Foles was near perfect in the passing game: 21-of-25 for 230 yards, two touchdowns and a 131.7 passer-rating. The Bears did sack Foles twice, but on most occasions he had way too much time to stand in the pocket and survey the field. Foles is a master of the check-down. The Bears could never figure out how to stop him.
Special Teams
The Bears had one of the worst special-teams sequences in recent memory in the first quarter when Adam Podlesh had a 25-yard punt on the game's opening drive that gave Philadelphia the ball on the Bears' 43-yard line, and then Devin Hester fumbled a kickoff return. Both times, the Eagles scored a touchdown thanks to the short field the Bears' mistakes provided. Robbie Gould did kick a 50-yard field goal.
Even with the opportunity to win the NFC North outright, the Bears came out flat and looked totally unprepared to deal with whatever the Eagles threw at them on both sides of the ball. When that happens, the coaching staff will shoulder a large chunk of the blame.
7:30 p.m. CT Sunday at Lincoln Financial Field on NBCFact or Fiction: The Bears have to score more than 30 points to beat the Eagles.
Jon Greenberg: Fact. My personal over-under for the Eagles is 27 1/2 points, give a Cutler pick-six or two. Last week, the Bears defense had a bit of a renaissance, only giving up three scoring drives -- a field goal and two touchdowns. Of course, that was the Browns and this is the Eagles. Here are some numbers to chew on: In five of the Eagles' eight wins this season, they've scored 30 or more points, while none of their opponents scored 30. In three of their six losses, opponents scored 30 or more. So 30 points is a pretty good barometer for a win or a loss.
Fact or Fiction: Matt Forte will have a better overall game than LeSean McCoy.
Jeff Dickerson: Fiction. Don't get me wrong; Forte is a force with 1,200 rushing yards (seven touchdowns) and 66 receptions through 14 games. Forte is growing stronger as the season wears on with three consecutive 100-plus yard rushing games. But from a statistical standpoint, McCoy is even more dangerous. The Eagles tailback leads the NFL with 1,343 rushing yards and 1,850 yards from scrimmage, and has the luxury of taking on the league's dead-last rushing defense. The Bears will be hard pressed to hold McCoy below 150 yards on the ground. Forte's test is a little stiffer; Philadelphia is No. 16 versus the run.
Jon Greenberg: Fiction. I don't know how the Bears are going to scheme McCoy, but the inclusion of Lance Briggs, if he plays as expected, will sure help. The Eagles offense is full of misdirection and as McCoy says, once the defenses figure out where he is with the ball, he's already in the secondary. The Eagles defense isn't fantastic either, so I think Forte will have a solid game, but I'm guessing the Bears go to the air more and Forte doesn't get as many carries as McCoy.
Fact or Fiction: If Jay Cutler struggles in the next two games, Marc Trestman should turn to Josh McCown.
Jon Greenberg: Fiction. You can't coach the team like a sports talk radio caller. This wasn't even much of a decision. Cutler is the starter and he was going to start as long as he was healthy. That doesn't mean McCown isn't the safer option, because he is, but Cutler is their guy and if he's healthy, he'll play. Now if he's struggling because he's injured, I hope Trestman pulls the plug quicker than he did in the Detroit game. Otherwise, it's Cutler's time to win or lose.
Fact or Fiction: Lance Briggs is the most important player on the Bears defense.
Jon Greenberg: Fact. Right now he is, anyway. This defense isn't exactly chock full of keepers. And you can't have two rookies start in a linebacker group and expect to succeed. The game is too predicated on instinct and experience. In training camp, Jon Bostic, a cerebral and athletic young player, told me he was in awe of Briggs, who seemed to have a sixth sense on the field. Thanks to D.J. Williams' injury, Bostic has been thrown into the starting unit after barely playing in the beginning of the season. He can react and make plays, but he can't sniff out what's going to happen. While Briggs won't be in the best shape, he can make this group respectable the last two weeks just by being on the field in place of Khaseem Greene. I'm looking to see if Briggs forces a fumble this week. The Bears haven't had one since Week 4 when Briggs and Corey Wootton each forced one. As we know, turnovers are the key to this defense. Maybe Briggs will bring some of that spirit back to the defense.
Week 12 Report Card: Chicago Bears vs. St. Louis Rams
Rushing Offense
When Matt Forte attempted to run the football, he was generally effective. Forte gained 77 yards on 16 attempts and routinely made Rams' defenders miss him in space. On the other hand, Michael Bush ended up with minus-5 yards on seven carries. Bush and the Bears struggled in short-yardage, goal-line situations.
Passing Offense
Another brilliant game by Josh McCown, who went 36-of-47 for 352 yards, with two touchdowns and one interception (his first of the season). Seven different Bears caught passes on Sunday, a testament to McCown's ability to spread the ball around. The only reason the grade isn't higher is because the Bears had issues with their pass protection. Brandon Marshall had a big day with a team-high 10 caches for 117 yards.
Rushing Defense
The Rams rushed for 258 yards and three touchdowns. The Bears are atrocious in this department. Help does not seem to be on the horizon, either. If the Bears miss the playoffs, their failure to stop the run will be a major reason why. Adrian Peterson could run for 300 yards against them next week in Minneapolis.
Passing Defense
Kellen Clemens only passed for 167 yards but, then again, he's Kellen Clemens. The Rams didn't need Clemens to throw the ball much, given St. Louis' success on the ground. The middle of the field was wide open for tight end Jared Cook; it was another frustrating theme for the Bears on defense this season.
Special Teams
The Bears covered kicks well, but a costly holding penalty erased a touchdown by Devin Hester on a punt return. Eventually, the Bears scored seven points on the ensuing drive after the Hester return was called back, but it ate up almost seven minutes of time.
Have to give Marc Trestman and his coaches credit on offense, but the Bears' head coach again passed up sure points and went for it on fourth-and-short only to come up even shorter. For the second straight week, the Bears did not look ready to play and committed 10 penalties. There don't seem to be any answers here.
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Noon CT Sunday at Edward Jones Dome on FOXMailbag: Trestman for Coach of Year?
1. Marc Trestman for coach of the year? No Charles Tillman, Lance Briggs or Jay Cutler. He is the only coach who is winning with a backup quarterback and I think his analytical approach has been a great change from the old regime. -- Jake, Deerfield, Ill.
Jeff Dickerson: Jake, six regular-season games are left on the schedule, but if Trestman guides the Bears to the playoffs, then I absolutely believe he will be under strong consideration to win NFL Coach of the Year. General manager Phil Emery has done a great job supplying Trestman with talent on offense (Brandon Marshall, Alshon Jeffery, Martellus Bennett, Kyle Long, Jermon Bushrod, etc.), but Trestman has found a way to tie it all together, even without Cutler for several games. Don't let Trestman's laid-back public persona fool you; he is an extremely confident and aggressive head coach, who isn't afraid to take chances during a game. I also appreciate the way he treats all Bears employees inside Halas Hall. That small token of kindness goes a long way towards winning over a building, which Trestman has done. Even if the Bears fall apart over the next six games and fail to reach the postseason, the future still appears to be bright for Trestman in Chicago.
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Week 11 Report Card: Chicago Bears vs. Baltimore Ravens
Rushing Offense
The Bears did an OK job on the ground versus a physical Ravens defensive front that played without starting nose tackle Haloti Ngata (inactive). Matt Forte carried the ball 18 times for 83 yards, and the Alshon Jeffery end around, a staple in the Bears' offense, gained 17 yards on three attempts. Considering the opposition, the Bears shouldn't be ashamed by their hard-earned 104 rushing yards.
Passing Offense
Taking into account the conditions on Sunday, Josh McCown's 216 passing yards, one touchdown and zero interceptions -- 92.9 quarterback rating -- look impressive on paper. McCown stepped up in overtime and delivered a 43-yard strike to Martellus Bennett that set up the eventual game-winning field goal. The veteran backup continues to display a knack for protecting the football. McCown hasn't tossed a single interception in 101 pass attempts on the season, and his poise in the pocket on Sunday was a major reason the Bears were victorious.
Rushing Defense
Baltimore entered the game averaging 73 rushing yards per contest but found success on the ground versus the Bears to the tune of 174 yards. Ray Rice, written off by many for his below-average play in 2013, carried the ball 25 times for 131 yards and one touchdown. One of the few saving graces for the Bears' defense was their goal-line stand at the end of regulation that forced the Ravens to kick a field goal and extend the game to overtime. But the rushing defense continues to be a serious problem for the Bears.
Passing Defense
The Bears limited Joe Flacco to just 17-of-31 for 162 yards, one touchdown and two interceptions. The middle of the field was open for much of the game but rookie middle linebacker Jon Bostic did pick off Flacco down the middle of the field, while David Bass snared a Flacco pass at the line of scrimmage and returned it for a touchdown. The Bears also sacked Flacco three times -- Julius Peppers with two and Cheta Ozougwu with one. The Ravens' longest pass play went for 17 yards.
Special Teams
Robbie Gould is the master of the Soldier Field kicking conditions, going 3-for-3 on field goal attempts despite the swirling winds. Adam Podlesh pinned Baltimore inside the 20 on two of his six kicks. The Ravens did little in their return game. A couple special teams penalties did hurt the Bears.
In hindsight, Marc Trestman probably needed to use his timeouts on the Ravens' final drive of regulation. That decision would have cost the Bears if the defense hadn't kept the Ravens out of the end zone and forced them to kick a game-tying field goal. But Trestman dealt with the long weather delay to the best of his abilities, and he had his team ready to play when it returned to the field. The Bears could have easily gone in the tank after the loss to the Detroit Lions in Week 10, but Trestman's group responded with a win that likely saved its season.
Week 10 Report Card: Detroit Lions 21, Chicago Bears 19
Rushing Offense
Matt Forte had zero impact on the game with 33 rushing yards on 17 attempts (1.9 yard per carry average). Michael Bush failed to convert a fourth-and-1 and never carried the ball again. With Jay Cutler limited due to injuries, there was no threat of the quarterback scrambling outside the pocket to make a play with his feet. The Bears probably need to retire the Alshon Jeffery end-around for the next couple of weeks.
Passing Offense
Cutler and Josh McCown were both effective throwing the ball, finishing with a combined 312 yards passing, two touchdowns and one interception. However, Cutler did have a costly interception in the end zone on batted ball. Brandon Marshall and Jeffery each went over 100 receiving yards, and the pass protection was pretty good (two sacks).
Rushing Defense
Reggie Bush ran for 105 yards on only 14 carries and Detroit's No. 2 tailback, Joique Bell, contributed 41 yards on 10 rushing attempts. Bush busted loose for a 39-yard run in the third quarter that set up a touchdown. The run defense was better, but it's still not where it ultimately needs to be.
Passing Defense
The Bears held one of the better passers in the NFL, Matthew Stafford, to 219 yards. Stafford did throw three touchdowns, but the Bears kept most of the action in front of them Sunday. All-word wideout Calvin Johnson finished with six catches for 83 yards (two touchdowns) on 17 targets. Chris Conte had an important second-half interception that resulted in points for the Bears. Stafford was not sacked, but he had several passes deflected at the line of scrimmage.
Special Teams
Robbie Gould nailed both of his field goal attempts and punter Adam Podlesh had a decent day striking the football (42.6 yard per punt average; 42.6 yard net average). There didn't seem to be any issues with new long snapper Jeremy Cain. Devin Hester averaged 28.5 yards on four kickoff returns. The Lions didn't do much on special teams. One of the only negatives was the Bears' failure to recover an end of the game onside kick attempt.
Marc Trestman has made all the right moves since he arrived in Chicago, but unfortunately he is going to take some heat after this one. First, the decision to start Cutler was questionable at best. The decision to stick with him until the final drive of the game, despite an apparent new ankle injury, is a head-scratcher. Trestman also passed up a sure field goal in the first half and went for it on fourth-and-1. The Bears failed to convert. Mel Tucker's defense had a much better effort, but what was with the decision to go Cover-1 on the Calvin Johnson 14-yard touchdown with the Lions facing third-and-10 from the 14?
Jon Bostic to play under Briggs' wing
With linebacker D.J. Williams lost for the season because of a torn pectoral muscle, Bostic will finally get his chance to shine after a solid preseason. Briggs remembers when he was in Bostic's shoes.
"Jon is further along than I was as a rookie and he understands things," Briggs said. "He understands all our concepts. For him, it's just about getting game experience. There are things that he is still learning to trust. It's just like me when I was young and Brian [Urlacher] would give me a tip off. I might be a step late because I didn't really trust what he was saying."
"For him he just has to know that hey, if it's going to be there, if it's a tip off, they're probably going to run it," Briggs said.
Bostic has played primarily on special teams this season, but the second-round pick out of Florida has been taking notes when it comes to the defense and often asks Briggs why things sometimes look different on the field than they did in practice.
"I'll tell him that depending on the down and distance there are certain checks and adjustments you want to do differently than first and second down or against certain formations," Briggs said. "For him it's just allowing himself to be as sharp as he can be on Sunday."
Coach Marc Trestman is less concerned about the transition from the veteran Williams to the rookie Bostic, primarily because of Briggs' presence.
"I do know enough to watch (Briggs) work every day, his ability to communicate, his understanding of the defense and the standards that he has and wants to get to with our defense," Trestman said. "I think that Jonathan is in very good hands."
Bostic's speed could come in extremely handy as the Bears go up against Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III and running back Alfred Morris.
"For Jon, you don't want to think too much when you're on the field," Briggs said. "That's what practice is for, getting that kind of stuff down, getting your keys down and your reaction to be as sharp as it can so that once you get in the game you read and react. You allow your athletic ability take over."
Briggs' ability to communicate figures to be put to the test as he guides a young teammate.
"There are always certain tip-offs before a play, but once game time comes, you have to get 11 of us aligned, making some of those adjustments, throwing out some of the tips and keys to him," Briggs said. "I know [veteran linebacker] James [Anderson] will help too. Major [Wright] and [Chris] Conte, Peanut [Tillman] and Tim Jennings, we have a good group back there that does understand how teams will attack us."
Bears have full practice participation
Cornerback Charles Tillman, tight end Martellus Bennett and defensive end Julius Peppers, who were held out of activities Wednesday, all participated in the practice inside the Walter Payton Center on a rainy afternoon.
Tillman has rarely practiced over the past month because of a knee injury and did not play in last Thursday's victory over the New York Giants. He had played in 55 consecutive games before sitting out.
"(Tillman) is doing everything he can on and off the field to try and get himself ready and get himself right," coach Marc Trestman said. "He probably played one of his best games the last game that he did play, but I think if he would have had the full week he would have recovered fully enough to play (last week). He's not getting any worse, he's only getting better."
Bennett is also working his way through a knee injury, but has not missed a game this season. Peppers was held out of Wednesday's practice because of a coach's decision. Trestman elaborated on his reasoning.
"We knew we would have four practices this week so I thought it would be good to just have him work three of them," Trestman said. "As we move through the season, not just him but some of our other older players, just give him an opportunity to take some breaks along the way. It's not something that goes on exclusively here, it goes on throughout the league."
Officially, the only person that missed practice Thursday was linebacker D.J. Williams, but he is out for the season because of a torn pectoral muscle. He has not yet been put on the injured reserve list.
Briggs, Tillman among game-time decisions
While sounding positive, coach Marc Trestman said that tight end Martellus Bennett (knee), linebacker Lance Briggs (foot/hip), defensive tackle Stephen Paea (toe) and cornerback Charles Tillman (knee) all will have their status decided a few hours before kickoff Thursday.
"All would have been limited today, but we're optimistic in the next 24 hours they will be ready to go," Trestman said.
With a short week for preparation, the Bears have been doing walk-throughs all week instead of regular practices. Listed as "out" on Wednesday were defensive tackle Nate Collins (knee) and safety Anthony Walters (hamstring).
The "probables" after Wednesday's practice were wide receiver Joe Anderson (knee), tackles Eben Britton (foot) and Jermon Bushrod (calf), and wide receiver Alshon Jeffery (ankle).
"We'll know more tomorrow," Trestman said. "We're optimistic they will all be there but we don't know for sure."
Rookie defensive tackle Zach Minter said he had some practice time with the first-team defense Wednesday and was expecting to play Thursday. Minter was on the active roster for the first time for Sunday's game against the New Orleans Saints, but did not see any action.
Peppers quiet in more ways than one
Peppers has struggled in his 13th NFL season, with his slow start highlighted by the fact that the defensive line has been hit hard by injuries. He has failed to record any defensive statistics in two of his starts this year, the most recent coming last week against the New Orleans Saints.
For anybody looking for some insight as to what has happened or how things can get better, Peppers has preferred to keep it to himself.
"We're going to stick with the game plan," Peppers said.
How about the opportunity Thursday night to go against a struggling New York Giants offensive line and an anemic running game?
"We're going to go into the game and execute the game plan and we'll see how it goes," he said after a long pause.
Can blitzes and new schemes help cover for past struggles?
"We're going to see about the game plan," Peppers said, making it perfectly clear that he'll talk, he just won't say much. "I don't know. If you want to know about the game plan specifically you have to ask [defensive coordinator] Mel [Tucker] about that. As far as blitzing and all that, we're just going to play what's called and we're going to get the job done."
With the Giants' big-play tendencies behind quarterback Eli Manning, more blitzes could be on the agenda.
"We just have to eliminate the big play," Tucker said. "These guys take more shots down the field than almost anybody in the NFL. They are in the tops in the league in air yards and shots down the field so that's big. But [Manning] is a fierce competitor. There isn't a whole lot that you can throw at him that he hasn't seen."
With the Giants struggling, the Bears are making sure they don't get lulled to sleep. Manning's career success is being mentioned prominently this week and the consensus is that the Giants won't lose every game so make sure this isn't the first one they win.
The defensive line could be in prime position for a breakout game, but Peppers won't take anything for granted.
"We're not concerned about having a breakout game necessarily for ourselves, we want to do it for the team because if we do it will more than likely improve our chances of winning," he said.
If there is one thing the Bears' defense does well, it's taking the ball away and creating turnovers, so it is being stressed against a Giants team that struggles in that department. The Bears' 12 forced fumbles lead the NFL. The Giants lead the league with 20 turnovers.
"We have to be opportunistic on defense," Tucker said. "Our job is to get stops and take the ball away, score ourselves or set up the offense."
If there was anything Peppers was willing to be specific about, it was the turnover game.
"Every game, well most of them, come down to turnovers and the turnover battle," Peppers said. "We've been pretty good at it. We didn't do as well last week so we have to try to win the turnover battle this week."


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Jeannie L. DeMoss Bragdon, 75, passed away peacefully at her home in Pine Bluff, Saturday, April 4, 2009.
Jean was born April 10, 1933, in Grapevine, Ark., the daughter of Harry Smith DeMoss Sr. and Mary Simpson DeMoss.
She attended Grapevine Schools and graduated in 1951. After high school, she moved to Pine Bluff and went to work as an operator for Southwestern Bell Telephone Company. She later worked for Condray Sign Company before finally settling into her longtime career as business manager at Benny Hatcher Construction Company in 1956. She was known by co-workers to be a tireless worker who was dedicated to getting things done correctly.
Jean was a member of Sardis Baptist Church in Grapevine. She was a charter member of the Pine Bluff Chapter of the National Association of Women in Construction. She was a past president and regional director of the organization. It was during this time that she was able to travel throughout the U.S. representing NAWIC. She had fond memories of her time spent with other women in the construction business and forged lifelong friendships along the way. She was a Dale Carnegie graduate and a member of the Grapevine Historical Society.
Although Jean was definitely a career woman, she also enjoyed her spare time. She was known for having fun get-togethers during the 1970s after her nephews' baseball games. An avid collector of 45 records, she always had the latest and greatest tunes of the times. She also enjoyed games of all sorts, but especially Scrabble, Yahtzee, and cards. She was a voracious reader who had a collection of books that lined her walls. A lady of style, Jean always dressed immaculately. One never saw her without her hair perfectly coiffed and make-up carefully applied.
Jean was a caring family member who always had good advice and a spare bedroom for a loved-one who needed it. As she was a meticulous housekeeper, the only requirement was to keep the room as spiffy as one had found it. Although she answered to Jean, Jeannie Lou, and Sis, she was known by most in her family as "DooDoo" or "Doodie."
She loved sitting in her olive-green swivel chair while doing some sort of needlecraft, watching her favorite sports or TV show, sipping Coca-Cola out of a Dixie cup and smoking a cigarette. No doubt, she enjoyed life.
Jean is survived by a sister, Nancy DeMoss Donaldson and her husband Pat Mitchell of Pine Bluff, with whom she had lived since 1992. She also is survived by a host of other family members including sisters-in-law, Naomi DeMoss and Marilyn DeMoss, nieces, nephews, and friends.
She was preceded in death by her parents, brothers, John DeMoss, Harry S. DeMoss Jr., Paul DeMoss, James Edward DeMoss; and sisters, Geneva Moring and Delma Brewer.
Funeral services will be held Wednesday, April 8, 2009, at 11 a.m. in the chapel of Ralph Robinson and Son in Pine Bluff with Brother Ronald Young officiating. Interment will immediately follow at Lee Cemetery in Jefferson County.
Visitation will be at the funeral home today, April 7, 2009, from 6-8 p.m.
Memorial gifts may be made to Hospice Home Care of Pine Bluff, 3063 W. 28th Ave., Pine Bluff, Ark., 71603; or Sardis Baptist Church Building Fund, 80 Grant County Road 18, Grapevine, Ark., 72057.
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Well, since you have pretty much decided your strategy, how about asking her to paint a portrait of you? That way she'd feel a bit less obliged and under pressure. And it'd at least add a remotely romantic touch to the whole affair.
You could offer to buy all the necessary ingredients (paints, canvas, brushes, paint thinner, etc) for her and ask her to give you a wishlist/shopping list. Ths way you could be certain to buy exactly what she wants.
Be warned, though: painting materials are quite expensive, particularly if she prefers oil painting ( I do that myself - you wouldn't believe the prices! 10 bucks for a 3 tablespoon tube of lead white!). It quickly sums up to $150-200 only for the materials for 1 picture.
You're lucky if she prefers watercolours - they are a good deal cheaper. Still you'd have to spend about $80 for the basics. If you go for the really good brushes, you can easily spend $20 on one.
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Or how about something classical: the Rembrandt exhibition?
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Radio Canada International no longer on radio
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Grierson believed strongly that the filmmaker had a social responsibility, and that film could help a society realize democratic ideals. His absolute faith in the value of capturing the drama of everyday life was to influence generations of filmmakers all over the world. In fact, he coined the term "documentary film." [more inside]
Occupy, eh?
While Occupy Wall Street has captured the attention of major American politicians, its counterpart in Canada has been mainly a municipal headache. Despite inequality north of the border rising at a comparable rate, and similar political sentiments, most Canadians also believe the movement is ineffective, though their hearts are in the right place. As the movement slows as winter weather sets in, cities are taking various measures to discourage the protests, hoping a combination of inconvenience and weather will disperse the encampments. [more inside]
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Are the Rules That Determine Who Can Donate Blood Discriminatory? Canadian AIDS researchers Dr. Mark Wainberg and Dr. Norbert Gilmore say that while the ban on blood donation from men who have sex with other men may have been ethically and scientifically justified in the 1980's, it no longer makes sense. (CMAJ.) Even though the US FDA reaffirmed their long-standing ban in 2007, they plan to revisit the policy in June. [more inside]
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The B-list of bad has an axis to grind -- According to one of Canada's national newspapers, Libya, China and Syria today announced they had formed the "Axis of Just as Evil," which they said would be way eviller than that stupid Iran-Iraq-North Korea axis President George W. Bush warned of in his State of the Union address.
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Isn't this overkill? A reprimand I could see, but does it make sense to punish this to this degree?
Commodore Eric Lerhe, the 52-year-old chief of Canada's Pacific fleet, acknowledged to higher brass that he had on occasions downloaded images of naked women while off-duty and alone in officers' quarters during an assignment in the United States.
Isn't this overkill? A reprimand I could see, but does it make sense to punish this to this degree?
Drunk Russian diplomat kills Canadian woman
Drunk Russian diplomat kills Canadian woman
He claimed immunity and was sent home. Should ambassadors be held accountable by local laws in extreme circumstances such as these?
He claimed immunity and was sent home. Should ambassadors be held accountable by local laws in extreme circumstances such as these?
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