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In recent years, questions have been raised about the ratio of males to females diagnosed as having autism. Overall the most recent studies suggest that the prevalence of autism is about one in 100, but what of the male/female ratio?
There is no hard evidence of numbers. Various studies, together with anecdotal evidence, have come up with male/female ratios ranging from 2:1 to 16:1. Whatever the true ratio, clinical referrals to a specialist diagnostic centre such as The National Autistic Society's Lorna Wing Centre have seen a steady increase in the number of girls and women referred.
Because of the male gender bias, girls are less likely to be identified with autism, even when their symptoms are equally severe. Many girls are never referred for diagnosis and are missed from the statistics. At The Lorna Wing Centre, emphasis is placed on the different manifestations of behaviour in autism as seen in girls and women compared with boys and men.
In our paper (2011) we have identified the different way in which girls and women present under the following headings; social understanding, social communication, social imagination which is highly associated with routines, rituals and special interests. Some examples cited in the paper are:
Girls with Asperger syndrome mask symptoms
Girls are more able to follow social actions by delayed imitation because they observe other children and copy them, perhaps masking the symptoms of Asperger syndrome (Attwood, 2007).
Girls with autism interact socially more often
Girls are often more aware of and feel a need to interact socially. They are involved in social play, but are often led by their peers rather than initiating social contact. Girls are more socially inclined and many have one special friend.
Girls with autism are expected to be social
In our society, girls are expected to be social in their communication. Girls on the spectrum do not 'do social chit chat' or make 'meaningless' comments in order to facilitate social communication. The idea of a social hierarchy and how one communicates with people of different status can be problematic and get girls into trouble with teachers.
Girls with autism have more active imaginations and more often pretend play
Evidence suggests that girls have more active imaginations and more pretend play (Knickmeyer et al, 2008). Many have a very rich and elaborate fantasy world with imaginary friends. Girls escape into fiction, and some live in another world with, for example, fairies and witches.
Interests of girls with autism are similar to other girls
The interests of girls in the spectrum are very often similar to those of other girls – animals, horses, classical literature – and therefore are not seen as unusual. It is not the special interests that differentiate them from their peers but it is the quality and intensity of these interests. Many obsessively watch soap operas and have an intense interest in celebrities.
The presence of repetitive behaviour and special interests is part of the diagnostic criteria for an autism spectrum disorder. This is a crucial area in which the male stereotype of autism has clouded the issue in diagnosing girls and women.
As highlighted above, the current international diagnostic criteria do not give examples of the types of difficulties experienced by girls and women. In order to recognise the different behavioural manifestations, it is important to take a much wider perspective regarding the social, communication and imagination dimensions in addition to the special interests and rigidity of behaviour. The girls and women learn to act in social settings. Unenlightened diagnosticians perceive someone who appears able and who has reciprocal conversation and who uses appropriate affect and gestures as not fulfilling the criteria set out in the international classification systems. Therefore a diagnosis is missed. It is only by asking the right questions, taking a developmental history, and observing the person in different settings, that it becomes clear that the individual has adopted a social role which is based on intellect rather than social intuition.
The fact that girls with undiagnosed autism are painstakingly copying some behaviour is not picked up and therefore any social and communication problems they may be having are also overlooked. This sort of mimicking and repressing their autistic behaviour is exhausting, perhaps resulting in the high statistics of women with mental health problems." (Dale Yaull-Smith, 2008)
The fact that girls with undiagnosed autism are painstakingly copying some behaviour is not picked up and therefore any social and communication problems they may be having are also overlooked. This sort of mimicking and repressing their autistic behaviour is exhausting, perhaps resulting in the high statistics of women with mental health problems." (Dale Yaull-Smith, 2008)
It is important to prepare girls for a life of quality as adult women. Schools need better trained staff to recognise and address the needs of students on the autism spectrum and especially the more 'subtle' presentation in girls. Schools need to be more 'girl-friendly' with girl orientated personal, social skills classes. There needs to be a focus on the 'hidden curriculum' which directly teaches the skills that typically-developing girls learn indirectly and intuitively, such as the unwritten rules of girls' social interactions. Girl orientated personal, social and health education should be part of the curriculum.
Schools educating girls on the autism spectrum should focus on teaching independence and strategies to reduce vulnerability. They also need to address self-image, self-esteem and confidence building. Gender identity is a big issue for girls, as is emotional wellbeing and fostering mental health. Society has expectations of both men and women, but many women on the autism spectrum believe that these expectations are greater for women.
In the book 'Asperger's Syndrome for Dummies' (Gomez de la Cuesta & Mason 2010), the authors touch on this issue and describe different 'types' of women on the autism spectrum. At work, women experience 'a glass ceiling that is double glazed' according to the authors. Women experience the same difficulties as other women, plus the difficulties experienced by women on the autism spectrum. These women often go into professions that are traditionally male-orientated. Harder (2010) has produced a booklet called 'Illustrated glimpses of Aspergers for Friends and Colleagues'. This gives a valuable insight into the difficulties women on the autism spectrum experience at work and provides explanations to colleagues of the different ways in which such women perceive the world.
The difficulties in the diagnosis of girls and women arise if clinicians continue to use the narrow definitions set out in the International Classification Systems. It cannot be stressed enough that diagnosis and full assessment of needs cannot be carried out by following a checklist. Proper assessment takes time and detailed evaluation is necessary to enable a clinician to systematically collect information which not only provides a diagnostic label, but more importantly, a detailed profile of the person.
We wish to draw attention to the fact that many women with autism are not being diagnosed and are therefore not receiving the help and support needed throughout their lives. Having a diagnosis is the starting point in providing appropriate support for girls and women on the spectrum. A timely diagnosis can avoid many of the difficulties women and girls with autism experience throughout their lives.
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27th September 2011
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26th September 2011
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23rd September 2011
Man found guilty in retrial over transgender woman's murder 10
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21st September 2011
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15th September 2011
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14th September 2011
Speaker launches gay rights group Kaleidoscope 39
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Visited Harpoon's three times this year. Food is good, place is very buzy so service is not very fast. Cuban sandwich is my favorite. Is on the beach, so certainly a nice place to be on a summer's day!
great food, great atmosphere, great place to meet friends, very relaxing one of my favorite places to just enjoy the scenery!!
food was about average for a bar nothing to write home about
roast beef panni sandwich came out cold and cheese was not melted loaded fries were Luke warm
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My boyfriend and I had been looking forward to going here and finally had a chance to go when the weather was beautiful. We walked in and it took at least 5 minutes to be acknowledged even though no one else was waiting and there were several empty tables. A waitress finally came to seat us and she told us...
Great atmosphere and good bands. Food is very good too. Location is great for watching the sun go down over the lake. Only bad thing I can say is that the inside bartenders don't keep an eye on new patrons coming to the bar. I know it gets hectic but scan the bar guys, I've seen customers walk away, myself...
Seemed like a great day to sit outside and eat. I was enjoying the scenery and before I knew it 45 minutes had passed and still no burger and blt. I finally asked the waitress how much longer it would be for our food. She came back and said with a non caring attitude the she forgot to put our...
Went for dinner .Had a fish dinner that was very good .The main problem was it was extremely loud ( a game was on TV). It would be better if dining area was separate( your right near the bar).Waitress was distracted and didn;t check back hardly at all.Had to wait quite a while.Would probably be better for lunch.The views of...
went to enjoy afternoon at Harpoon Eddies with friends who were qualified for a jet ski giveaway sponsored by BIG FROG 104 and Coors Light. There were signs posted on the outside bar that read that the coors light in the new aluminite bottles were $3.00 from 2pm to 7pm. The bar was charging $4.50 for one of these bottles....
Met friends here and spent several hours. Place is right on the beach with indoor and lots of outdoor seating. Tiki bar outside as well. Food is good and service was good.
Went here for a sunny beach atmosphere- achieved! Service was good, fast and server was great with kids. Pizza was not good (but I'm used to phenomenal buffalo pizza!) shrimp po boy was ok, hamburger ok. Go for atmosphere or a night with live music.
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Although the Prius is a lean, green, gas-saving machine, sometimes a little more power is warranted. For those situations, putting the car into Power mode gives you some extra oomph to get where you need to go.
Thoroughly modern in every way, the Prius' contoured dash is imprinted with a "swirl" pattern of sorts complimenting the car's available two-tone color scheme. The steering wheel is fitted with Touch Tracer Display "wheels" that control a variety of fuel usage displays on the vehicle's information display screen. These touch-sensitive buttons can be used to control the car's air conditioning, information screens, radio volume and station settings. Because the information is displayed directly in the information cluster, the driver no longer needs to look away from the road to make adjustments. Environmentalists will be pleased to know the Prius' cabin uses a number of ecologically sound materials, including plant-derived (and recyclable) resin plastics for the driver's-side seat cushion and lower door panels.Exterior
Fresh from a complete redesign last year, the 2011 Prius continues the aerodynamic profile displayed by the second generation car, but with a more refined, upscale look. New energy efficient measures include available LED taillights and sharper edges for improved coefficient of drag (the measure of how easily a car slips through the air). The base Prius models ride on 15-inch wheels, but buyers wanting a sportier-looking hybrid can opt for the Prius V and its 17-inchers. In a move to increase rear seat headroom, Toyota designers have moved the roof's apex rearward, creating a windswept profile that adds a decidedly sporty flair to this economically minded car.
A nicely equipped 2011 Toyota Prius I includes a wide variety of standard features, including a tilt/telescopic steering wheel with air conditioning controls and Touch Tracer Display, height-adjustable driver's seat, auto up/down on all windows, push-button start, two 12-volt power outlets, a tonneau cover, and auxiliary input jack. The Prius II adds keyless entry with Smart Key, MP3 compatible CD player and a rear window wiper. Moving up to the Prius III adds an upgraded JBL AM/FM/CD changer with satellite radio, Bluetooth and eight speakers, while the Prius IV trim is enhanced with a leather interior, heated front seats with driver's lumbar support and an auto-dimming rearview mirror. The top-of-the-line Prius V adds 17-inch alloy wheels and energy-saving LED headlamps and foglamps.
A number of advanced safety systems are available for the top-of-the-line Prius V, including Dynamic Radar Cruise Control, the Pre-Collision System, Lane Keep Assist and Intelligent Parking Assist; all offered in the Advanced Technology Package - which includes the Navigation Package. Techno-savvy Prius shoppers will likely be interested in the optional power moonroof with solar-powered ventilation and remote air conditioning operation to help keep the vehicle cool.
The 2011 Toyota Prius is powered by a 1.8-liter four-cylinder Atkinson-cycle gasoline engine matched with an electronically-controlled continuously-variable transmission. It is rated at 98 horsepower. The total hybrid system horsepower (gasoline engine and electric motor combined) for 2011 is 134 horsepower. The 2011 Prius' fuel economy ratings of 51 city/48 highway can be pushed even higher when utilizing the full EV mode.
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By Casey on Friday, March 20, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 65,000overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "Relaxing and fun to drive"
Cons: "Backup visibility is poor so get the backup camera"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I love my Prius and will get another one ASAP! While my Prius can go as fast as any car I tend to drive slower now as I am never in a hurry and which gets me better mileage. Now I let all the other drivers waste their money and get frustrated!"
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By mjpdoc on Tuesday, March 17, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 50,000overall rating 5 of 10rating details
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 1
"I was excited to own a Prius and going "green." For my surprise, at the end of 4 years the door locking mechanism started acting unpredictable. In two weeks time, both front doors actuators completely stopping work. Nothing else nothing more than $1000 to fix the problem. Due to the unusual nature of the problem in a new car, I contacted Toyota Corporation, whom offered no help to resolve this problem."
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By bud on Monday, March 16, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 45,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "gas mileage, ease in traffic."
Cons: "can't think of any."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"This is my second Prius and I will probably own another. I owned a 2003 and had an accident that totaled it, and the safety devices worked just like they were designed to do. The gas mileage is great and it handles great in traffic. Easy to park."
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By The Mom on Sunday, March 15, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 66,000overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "great price, economical, roomy, quiet"
Cons: "none"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"We've been a Toyota family since 1988 and won't buy anything else. Toyota has the best reputation and their cars really do hold up. The Prius is a great value, has lots of power, roomy interior, and the gas mileage is incredible: we average 40-44 mpg on combined city and highway driving. The hybrid battery is warranted for 8 years or 100,000 miles and they rarely have to be replaced. We are currently considering trading in our 2010 Prius for a 2015 Prius! You can't go wrong with a Toyota product."
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By Kris on Wednesday, March 04, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 66,500overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "Great on gas, comfortable for long travel"
Cons: "doesnt do well in snow"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 9
"I absolutely love my Prius; however, I work at a hospital so in the winter when it snows, I have major issues with driving to work. I would recommend this car to anyone who doesn't have to get out in snow. This car is AMAZING on gas mileage. I have never had any major issues that weren't backed by the warranty that came with my car. This was my first Toyota vehicle and I have loved it so much that when I purchase an SUV I will make sure it is Toyota brand. I had a Kia Rio before and had nothing but trouble with it so this was a nice change."
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By John F. on Monday, March 02, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 32,000overall rating 8 of 10rating details
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 5
"This is first and last Prius. It gets terrific mileage in the non-Winter months (45 mpg plus). It get fair mieage in the Winter (30-35 mpg) due to the engine running a lot to keep the heat warm. Also, have had two issues: one with the hybrid system and one with the engine. The Toyota dealer guesses at the cause and solution - not encouraging. We will be looking at a Honda Civic should these issues persist and for our next vehicle."
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Sam Allardyce is cautiously optimistic about West Ham's chances of getting off to a good start when they face Aston Villa at the Boleyn Ground this afternoon.
The Hammers were granted a home match for their opening fixture of the 2012/13 campaign, which begins at 3pm this afternoon when Allardyce's team pit their wits aganist Villa and their new manager Paul Lambert.
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"I think there is a possibility that we can get off to a good start if we give a good performance," he said. "That might give us a chance to win the first game here at Upton Park at the start of a new Premier League season.
"I think we all need to be a little apprehensive - certainly myself, because it doesnt matter how good or bad I think we are, I wont really know until we play Premier League games.
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Despite having managed to avoid the Premier Leagues bigger fish in the opening week of the season - West Ham follow today's match with a trip to Swansea - Big Sam, who is able to name seven substitutes in a league match for the first time today, warned his players to take nothing for granted.
"Everybody thought Cardiff City at home was a comfortable start last season and we got beat 1-0 in the last minute," he added. "I dont think there is any kind of comfortable start in the Premier League.
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Aston Villa from: Given, Guzan, Lowton, Lichaj, Stevens, Vlaar, Clark, Baker, N'Zogbia, Bannan, Holman, El Ahmadi, Ireland, Herd, Gardner, Delph, Bent, Weimann, Delfouneso, Warnock, Hutton.
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Schumer in line to succeed Reid
The New York senator will leapfrog Dick Durbin, the Senate minority whip.
Tucker Carlson: Brother sent profanity-laced email in 'nicest way'
His brother sent a profanity-laced email to Mayor Bill de Blasio's spokesperson.
He coulda been a contender
The rise and fall of Andrew Cuomo.
A coming crackdown on Federal Reserve power?
Critics want to water down the power of the New York Fed president.
States sink teeth into Comcast deal
California and New York may attach a raft of conditions to the company's proposed merger with Time Warner Cable.
Giuliani: Ferguson officer Darren Wilson should be 'commended'
The former NYC mayor says Ferguson had been overtaken by an "atmosphere of unbalance"
At firefighters meeting, King blasts fellow GOPers
His remarks served as an implicit jab against several likely presidential contenders.
Chelsea Clinton's secret identity
She used her clintonemail.com account under the pseudonym "Diane Reynolds."
A letter from black America
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Supercop returns
NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton once saved New York from criminals. Now can he save it from the police?
Hillary Clinton's awkward Wall St. gala
The Democrats' great hope for 2016 is under fire just when she was hoping to bask in the limelight.
Instagramming Bed-Stuy
Ben Baker photographs a Brooklyn community in rapid transition.
High court hears redistricting case
At issue is whether legislatures can be left out of redistricting processes.
Former NYPD commissioner Raymond Kelly backs Lynch for AG
Former New York Police Department commissioner Raymond Kelly is joining the push to confirm Loretta Lynch as the next U.S. attorney general.
Paterson on Giuliani's racism defense: 'The president is still black'
The former New York governor says Giuliani embarrassed himself with a "simplistic" attack.
Cuomo sets May 5 as date for House special election
Former GOP Rep. Michael Grimm resigned last month after pleading guilty to felony tax evasion.
Grand jury indicts Silver in N.Y.
He was arrested by FBI agents last month on multiple counts of corruption charges.
Former Cuomo mansion a hard sell in New York
The governor's former Queens mansion has had its price cut by more than 13 percent since it was first listed last May.
Backers of Iran sanctions struggle to build support in the Senate
Chuck Schumer signs on, but it may be harder to round up other Democrats.
Andrew Cuomo's dominoes
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For whatever reason, William Friedkin's career has never really been all that big. Bear in mind that, while he may have some bad films to his name, this is also the same guy who directed movies like The Exorcist and The French Connection — there's an undeniable talent in him. So, it makes me happy to learn that he not only has another film on the way, but that it should be released in the near future.
Titled Killer Joe, it stars Emile Hirsch as Chris, a drug dealer who needs to get $6,000 dollars after his mother steals his stash. He hires "Killer Joe" (Matthew McConaughey), a hitman who will take the life of Chris' mother, which will allow her $50,000 life insurance policy to come his way. Joe decides to use Chris' sister (Juno Temple) as "sexual collateral" before the money comes in. A drug dealer and a hitman? How could this not end well? Also starring Thomas Haden Church and Gina Gershon, the film will premiere at Venice and TIFF this month.
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Also receiving a poster is Tucker & Dale vs. Evil, a movie that premiered at SXSW all the way back in March of 2010, but is now on VOD and will open in theaters on September 30th. The horror comedy is written and directed by Eli Craig and stars Alan Tudyk, Tyler Labine, and Katrina Bowden. We reviewed it very recently, calling it a "a funny, ear-turning feature comedy."
This new poster, which debuted at MTV, was created by The Walking Dead artist Tony Moore; one look at it lets you know that a comic book illustrator did this. Not that that's a bad thing — I like the design of it, and I think that it definitely stands out among a crop of similar marketing material that doesn't exactly catch the eye. This will probably never be used in a movie theater or as home video art, although it's still fun to have.
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Stonehenge mystery finally solved?
For centuries, scientists and historians have argued over why Stonehenge was built and, even more puzzlingly, how.
They are now closer to cracking one aspect of the mystery after working out the exact spot where some of the rocks came from.
The 5000-year-old circle of stones - thought at various times to have been a temple of healing, a calendar, or even a royal cemetery - have been traced to an outcrop 150 miles (241km) away in north Pembrokeshire.
Dr Richard Bevins of the National Museum of Wales and Dr Robert Ixer at Leicester University narrowed down the source of the rocks - called rhyolites - to the 70m-long area called Craig Rhos-y-Felin after testing thousands of samples and finding a match.
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Linda Kay Linch, 71, entered into rest on November 18th, 2014 in Manteca, California. She was born on December 31, 1942 in Idaho. She joins her parents, Basil and Imagene Ridgeway in heaven.
David Edward Lee, 64, entered into eternal rest on Thursday, Nov. 13, 2014 in Manteca, CA. He was born on Aug. 2, 1950 in San Francisco. In heaven he joins his loving father Owen Lee. David leaves behind his mother Donna Cyr of Santa Rosa, and three children Karina Lee, Ashley Lee and Roger Sanchez. He was blessed with two grandchildren, Ryan Sanchez and Angel Gavidia. In addition, he has three surviving siblings: Wanda Lee, Janet Lee Anjain and Sandy Brayer.
Patricia I. Fehlhaber entered into rest on November 14, 2014 in Manteca, CA. She was born April 22, 1944 in Hayward, CA. Pat was surrounded by her family and was at peace. Joining her father Leolan and Ione Adams in heaven.
Jackie Mitchell, 76 of Lathrop, CA passed away peacefully at her home with family by her side on November 9, 2014 after a short illness. Jackie was born in Tulare, CA to Joseph and Dora Trammel and was raised in Modesto, CA and lived in Lathrop, CA for 50 years.
Lucian J. Cregor Jr died November 14, 2014 after a long illness. He was born in Fresno, CA, on August 27, 1937. Lucian had many careers. After his folks moved to Manteca, CA, he worked for Center Plumbing as a bookkeeper for 25 years. Lucian earned his general contractors license and continued to build and remodel homes. He also obtained his real estate license where he worked for Shields Realty from 1972 to1980. It was in the early 1980s when Lucian opened up Jim's Plumbing and Electrical, he continued to remodel homes and restore Camero's. Retiring from his ...
LaVerna A. Wilkins, 87, was the youngest of eight children born to Arthur and Lavina Erickson of Orland, CA. She joins her infant son, parents, one brother and five sisters in heaven.
Cathy Ruggirello McAlister, 62, entered into rest on November 13, 2014 in Stockton, CA. She was born on August 23, 1952 in Stockton. She joins her father, Frank Ruggirello in heaven.
Rosa M. Gutierrez, 69, entered into rest on November 11, 2014 in Santa Clara, CA. She was born on May 23, 1945 in Jalisco, Mexico.
Beulah (Bonnie) L. Page, retired RN age 91, passed peacefully Saturday, November 8, 2014.
Albert Ftacek, 90, entered into rest on Friday, November 14, 2014 surrounded by his loving family. He was born on April 15, 1924 to Stephen and Mary Ftacek. In heaven Albert joins his adored children, Dennis and Annie Ftacek.
June M. Snyder passed away peacefully on November 12, 2014, at the age of 91, in Stockton, CA. She was born on May 28, 1923, in Boise, Idaho, to Charles William and Madolin June (Kaiser) Hargraves. She moved from Boise to Bellingham, WA, in 1933 when her father was offered a job with Sears. She attended Bellingham High, and graduated in 1941. June worked as a payroll supervisor at Bellingham shipyard during WWII.
Jimmy Ray Goodwin Sr., 57, entered into rest suddenly on November 10, 2014 in Manteca. He was born in Stilwell, Oklahoma, to James and Mildred Goodwin on March 7, 1957. In heaven, Jimmy joins his loving father. Jimmy leaves behind his family, his mother Mildred Goodwin, his two sons, Jimmy Goodwin Jr. and wife Crystal of Manteca and Sean Goodwin of Stockton. He was blessed with four grandchildren, Emily, Tayla, Andrew and Jason. Jimmy has two surviving siblings, Ronnie Goodwin and Teresa Lamendola, both of Manteca.
On November 5, 2014 Grace Moretich Kelley 87, went home to be with the Lord.
Gloria Morones, 73, passed away October 29, 2014. She was born in Oakland, CA and lived in Manteca, CA. She spent most of her life caring for others. Her unconditional
James Cross McDaniel was the oldest of nine children born to the late James and Gertrude McDaniel, of Coos Bay, Ore. When he was very young, James began working in the logging camps and the mill to help the family, where he continued to work until graduating college. He loved music and played the accordion at his church, as well as the trumpet in a national honor band which he continued through college.
Dorothy Estelle Harris was born on September 23, 1918, in Albemarle County, Virginia to Wellington Miller and Carrie Belew Miller, passing peacefully on February 11, 2015.
Dorothy Jane Eitelgeorge, 76, peacefully passed away on February 9, 2015. She was born on March 1, 1938 in Pocatello, Idaho. Much of her childhood years were spent in Idaho but she lived the last 65 years of her life in Manteca. She married, as she would often say, "a dime among nickels", Charles Eitelgeorge, in September of 1962. They recently celebrated their 52nd wedding anniversary.
Gerry L. Dufour, entered into rest on February 3, 2015. He was 73. He was born in Alexandria, Rapides Parish, Louisiana on August 23, 1941 to the late Wilson and Oma Dufour.
Peter James Gretchen died peacefully at home on February 4, 2015 at the age of 92. Pete was born July 10, 1922 in Saskatchewan, Canada. His family was one of the original members of the Russian Colony that settled on 140 acres of farmland outside Manteca, California in the 1920's. A close-knit community, their values of hard-work, integrity, and respect for others stayed with Pete throughout his life. He was always generous with his time, offering his skills to friends and neighbors and community organizations such as the Manteca Historical Museum.
Clemente Mejia, 58, entered into the arms of his Lord and Savior on Sunday, February 8, 2015 surrounded by his loving family. He was born on January 30, 1957 in Fresno, California.
Born in Hardin, MO on July 16, 1931, Shirley Anne (Ferguson) Ireland lived, laughed and loved until her passing on February 8, 2015. She grew up in Dinuba, CA where in high school she was on the track team. It was during her sophomore year that she met and later married her first love, Gordon Ireland, that "blue-eyed, good looking senior" from the next town over. As Shirley proclaimed "boy were those other girls were jealous!" After they were married they lived in Dinuba and started their family, having two of their five children, Rick and Tom. In 1954, Gordon ...
Rosalie Correia, 97, entered into rest on Wednesday, February 4, 2015 in Modesto, California. She was born on September 2, 1917 in Saylor Bottom, Oklahoma to the late Bud and Sarah Coble.
Kevin, 58, of Turlock, passed away Saturday, the 31st of January 2015. He was born the 30th of August 1956 in Stockton, CA to Glen and Doris Allsup. He was preceded in death by his mother, Doris Yvonne House Allsup and his sister, Robin Allsup Shockley.
Dorothy Ann Faria, 82, entered into rest on January 31, 2015 in Manteca, CA. She was born on November 2, 1932 in Stevenson to the late Mr. and Mrs. Manuel and Frances Silva. In heaven she joins her parents and her husband James Faria.
Hector Martinez Lopez, 88, entered into rest January 31, 2015 in Manteca, CA. He was born March 12, 1926 in Pinole, CA.


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Carrie Jerrell is the author of the poetry collection After the Revival, 2008 winner of the Anthony Hecht Poetry Prize and published in the United States and Great Britain by Waywiser Press. Her poems have appeared in Image, Subtropics, The Sewanee Theological Review, and Passages North, among others. Current work can be seen or is forthcoming in Unsplendid, Birmingham Poetry Review, Exit 7, Zone 3, and Poem Memoir Story. Carrie received her M.A. from the Writing Seminars at Johns Hopkins University, and her Ph.D. in English from Texas Tech University, where she was honored as a Chancellor's Fellow. In addition to her Murray State activities, she serves as poetry editor for Iron Horse Literary Review and sits on the boards of 32 Poems and Measure.
Nickole Brown is the author of Fanny Says, a collection of poems forthcoming in 2015 from BOA Editions, and Sister, a novel-in-poems published by Red Hen Press in 2007. She also co-edited an anthology titled Air Fare with Judith Taylor. Nickole is a graduate of the Vermont College of Fine Arts. She also studied literature at Oxford University as an English Speaking Union Scholar, and was the editorial assistant for the late Hunter S. Thompson. She has received grants from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Kentucky Foundation for Women, and the Kentucky Arts Council, and currently is the editor for the Marie Alexander Series in Prose Poetry at White Pine Press. She serves on the summer faculty for the Sewanee Young Writers' Conference, and is an assistant professor at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. Nickole grew up in Louisville, Kentucky, and Deerfield Beach, Florida, and now lives with her wife, poet Jessica Jacobs, in Arkansas
Blas Falconer is an assistant professor at Austin Peay State University, where he serves as the poetry editor of Zone 3 Magazine/Zone 3 Press. He is the author of The Perfect Hour and A Question of Gravity and Light, and most recently, The Foundling Wheel; listen to a live reading of the title poem "The Foundling Wheel" on the Poets & Writers magazine website. Falconer's awards include the Maureen Egen Literary Award from Poets & Writers, the New Delta Review Eyster Prize for Poetry, the Barthelme Fellowship and a 2011 National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship.
|Riley Hanick is an essayist, journalist and translator whose work has appeared in The Sonora Review, Seneca Review, No Depression, eyeshot and Labor World. He has worked as a bookseller, house painter, security guard, bartender, file clerk, dishwasher, van driver, and busker. Until recently he was a tutor at Safe Haven Shelter and Resource Center in Duluth, which followed stints as an adjunct lecturer at the University of Wisconsin-Superior and Kirkwood Community College. His collaborative chapbook with Lydia Diemer, Haishi: An Essay (Tilderrata Books 2009) is hard to come by. His work has received support from the Jentel and McKnight foundations and he has served as a writer-in-residence for the University of Iowa Museum of Art. His essay "The Pradelles" was among the notable essays in the 2010 Best American series. In 2015, Sarabande Books will publish Three Kinds of Motion, an essay on the development of the interstate highway system, the scroll version of Jack Kerouac's On the Road and Jackson Pollock's Mural. Riley is Murray State University's Watkins Chair in Creative Writing.
Tommy Hays's first middle grade novel, What I Came to Tell You, now in paperback, is a VOYA Top Shelf Pick for Middle Grade Fiction 2014, a Fall 2013 Okra Pick by the Southern Independent Booksellers Alliance (SIBA) and was chosen for the American Booksellers' Association's 2014 Best Books for Children Catalog. It received starred reviews from Publisher's Weekly and The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books, and was recommended by The Atlanta Constitution as one of 12 books of 2013 for younger readers. His novel, The Pleasure Was Mine,was a Finalist for the SIBA Fiction Award and has been chosen for numerous community reads. His other novels are Sam's Crossing and In the Family Way, a Book of the Month Club selection and winner of the Thomas Wolfe Memorial Literary Award. He is Executive Director of the Great Smokies Writing Program and is Core Faculty for the Master of Liberal Arts and Sciences program at UNC Asheville. He has taught in the Low-Residency MFA Program of Creative Writing at Murray State University since 2009. For more information please go to www.tommyhays.com.
"This first collection of poems is gauged by a sophisticated heart. Pathos breathes slightly underneath the visual comedy, and this quality is the true genius of Missing You, Metropolis." – Yusef Komunyakaa
Born and raised in Topeka, Kansas, Gary Jackson is the author of the poetry collection Missing You, Metropolis, which received the 2009 Cave Canem Poetry Prize. His poems have appeared in Fugue, Callaloo, Tin House, Phoebe and elsewhere. An MFA graduate from the University of New Mexico, Jackson currently teaches full-time at Central New Mexico Community College in Albuquerque, and is a contributing editor at Catch Up: A journal of comics and literature. He has been a fierce lover of comics for more than twenty years.
Karen Salyer McElmurray is the author of Surrendered Child: A Birth Mother's Journey, described by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution as "a moving meditation on loss and memory and the rendering of truth and story." The book won the AWP Award for Creative Nonfiction and earned the distinction of a National Book Critics Circle Notable Book. McElmurray's debut novel Strange Birds in the Tree of Heaven won the 2001 Thomas and Lillie D. Chaffin Award for Appalachian Writing. She is the author, most recently, of The Motel of the Stars, from Sarabande Books, and is completing a new novel called Wanting Inez. Her work has won support from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Kentucky Women's Foundation, and the North Carolina Arts Foundation. Associate Professor in creative writing at Georgia College and State University, McElmurray serves as creative nonfiction editor for Arts and Letters. She hopes, in the next year, to complete a memoir about her travels in India and Nepal and the end of a love affair.
Elena Passarello is an actor and writer originally from Charleston, South Carolina. Her collection Let Me Clear My Throat (Sarabande 2012) explores the human voice in popular performance, and she co-wrote a series of devised nonfiction monologues for the 2012 music writing anthology Pop When the World Falls Apart (Duke University Press). A recipient of fellowships from the MacDowell Colony, the Hambidge Center for the Creative Arts, and the University of Iowa Museum of Art, she received an MFA in nonfiction from the University of Iowa and BAs in English and writing from the University of Pittsburgh. The first woman to win the Stella! Shout Out competition in New Orleans, she currently serves as an assistant professor of English and creative writing for Oregon State University.
"Phillips's prose flashes powerful unpredictability with every delicious little shock." - Publishers Weekly
Dale Ray Phillips is the author of the book My People's Waltz, nominated for the Pulitzer Prize. His short stories have appeared in Best American Short Stories, Best Stories from the South, The Atlantic Monthly, Harper's, GQ, Zoetrope, and literary quarterlies. He earned an MFA from the University of Arkansas and has taught at a variety of universities, most recently at Murray State University, where he held the endowed Watkins Chair in Creative Writing appointment and now serves as an assistant professor.
Lynn Pruett is the author of the novel Ruby River, and recently contributed to the anthologies When the Bough Breaks and An Angle of Vision. Her work has also appeared in Louisville Review, Arts & Letters, American Voice, Southern Exposure, and Black Warrior Review. She has earned fellowships from Yaddo, Sewanee, Squaw Valley, and the Kentucky Arts Council, and has led fiction workshops at the University of Kentucky, the University of Alabama, and North Carolina State University. Her mother's family has lived in Calloway County since the Purchase, and her uncles still farm the original land. She currently teaches fiction writing at the University of Kentucky in Lexington.
Jeffrey Skinner is the author of The 6.5 Practices of Moderately Successful Poets, which Katy Lederer of the New York Times Sunday Book Review called a "winning coming-of-age narrative." Skinner's fifth book of poetry, Salt Water Amnesia, appeared in 2005 from Ausable Press. His works also include Late Stars (Wesleyan University Press), A Guide to Forgetting (Graywolf Press, and a winner in the 1987 National Poetry series chosen by Tess Gallagher), The Company of Heaven (Pitt Poetry Series), and Gender Studies (Miami University Press). He's served as editor for two anthologies of poems, Last Call: Poems of Alcoholism, Addiction, and Deliverance and Passing the Word: Poets and Their Mentors. Skinner's poetry has appeared in The New Yorker, The Atlantic,The Nation, The American Poetry Review, Poetry, Bomb, DoubleTake, and the Georgia, Iowa, and Paris reviews. Also an accomplished playwright, his recent play Down Range will receive a full production in New York City in 2009. Skinner holds an MFA from Columbia University and teaches at the University of Louisville. He's the board president and editorial consultant for Sarabande Books, a literary publishing house he founded with his wife Sarah Gorham.
A native of Southeastern Kentucky, Julia Watts is the author of nine novels, including the Lambda Literary Award-winning VOYA-recommended young-adult novel Finding H.F. Her 2007 novel The Kind of Girl I Am was a Lambda Literary Award finalist, and her 2008 novel Kindred Spirits is the first in a series of middle-grade novels featuring an unlikely trio of friends: a telepathic girl, a tech-savvy boy, and a ghost. Watts has received grants from the Kentucky Foundation for Women, and her essays and fiction have appeared in a variety of publications, including The American Voice, Brain/Child, The Journal of Kentucky Studies, and Now and Then. She holds an MFA in Writing from Spalding University and an M.A. in English from the University of Louisville. She teaches at South College in Knoxville, where she lives with her family and numerous pets. She loves to write.