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Sedona International Film Festival
The Sedona International Film Festival brings great independent film and live events to Sedona all year long, in the state-of-the-art Mary D. Fisher Theatre.Check the film festival website's Coming Attractions page to read the details and see the trailers of these shows or to see what is showing when you come to Sedona.
The 20th Annual Film Festival, one of Sedona's premier events, is showing now, from February 22nd to March 2nd. Tickets to great independent films may still be available online or by calling the box office at 928.282.1177.
Sound Bites Grill is the new fun place to eat, drink, and enjoy top quality live entertainment in Sedona. It's a unique dining experience with amazing red rock views, great all natural fresh healthy foods, and stimulating entertainment. In the Hyatt Shops at Pinion Pointe at the junction of Highways 89A and 179 (formerly known as the "Y"), Sound Bites also offers dinner specials on Tuesdays, wine tastings on Thursdays, and very special "Supper Club" dinner shows, unique to Sedona. Come in for lunch or dinner with a view, and check out the Guitar Gallery while you are there. You'll leave satisfied and smiling!
Here is this week's lineup:
Call 928.282.2713 or check out their calendar of events for more details.
When you are in Sedona and looking for fun and entertainment, Olde Sedona Bar & Grill is the place to be! With live bands, DJs and Karaoke, there's something good going on in this lively restaurant, sports bar, and entertainment venue every night of the week. Make sure to check out their events calendar to see what is happening while your in town. Eat, drink and have fun where the locals' hang out, Olde Sedona Bar & Grill tonight!
For more information please visit Olde Sedona Bar and Grill.
By partnering with Scottsdale's Liberty Wildlife, Verde Canyon Railroad provides visitors the opportunity to meet wild raptors at the depot and onboard the train.
Liberty Wildlife shares the majesty of a rescued bald eagle with visitors to the depot and on the train on select Saturdays throughout the year. Get up close to Sonora, the only bald eagle in the world that regularly enjoys a train ride. Though Sonora will be feasting on raw chicken, passengers will be loading their plates with luscious wings and other tasty appetizers.
Sonora's next ride on the train will be on Saturday March 1st.
For more information and reservations, visit the Verde Canyon Railroad website or call 800-582-7245.
Visit the Liberty Wildlife website to learn more about these amazing creatures and the organization's wildlife rescue work.
March is Women's History Month and what better way to honor women than to learn about how they shaped the history of the Verde Valley and Sedona. Experience an hour of music, laughter, tears, and a whole lot of pioneer women's soul with the Blazin' M Ranch's live production of Dev Ross' A Woman's Hand, featured the first four Sundays in March, 2014.
Along with the Blazin' M's signature chuckwagon dinner and pre-dinner activities and attractions, guests will also engage in interactive experiences with the colorful Old West living history characters in the courtyard, showcasing the hard work, challenges, triumphs and everyday hardships of women in the 1800's.
From the moment the production opens, the audience begins to experience the life of a woman forced to pick up the pieces of her life and move out west, as well as the women already present in the wild frontier, Native Americans with their own stories to tell. Through dialogue and song, the hour-long production takes us up to Jerome to meet the first African-American woman to own a business there, into the life of a Chinese singsong girl, to a soiled dove from Flagstaff who can definitely handle herself (and her whiskey), and through the story of an operatic Latina who helped found the Homemaker's Club. Of course, no play about the history of the Verde Valley would be complete without Sedona Schnebly, —A Woman's Hand promises guests a glimpse into the trials and the triumphs of Sedona's namesake.
The result of tireless research by Dev Ross and author and historian Kate Ruland-Thorne, this play features a small treasure trove of women who helped weave the fabric of Sedona and the Verde Valley. Their stories are heartwarming, often heartbreaking, and rich with spirit. In true 1800's fashion, popular music from the day supports the play just as music so often supported and uplifted the rugged life of a lady pioneer.
Sponsored by National Processing Solutions, Inc., limited dates for this historical production are March 2nd, 9th, 16th and 23rd. For dinner and show reservations call (928) 634-0334 or book on-line at blazinm.com. Gates open at 5:00PM for pre-show activities and actor/audience interactions. Dinner is served at 6:30PM. The hour-long show starts at 7:30PM. Adults: $35.95+tax, Seniors: $32.95+tax, Children (3-12). $19.95+tax.
This Weekend – Events and Entertainment
in Sedona and the Verde Valley
October 18 -20, 2013
Make your plans for fun this weekend right here! The Sedona Plein Air Festival, featuring the finest Plein Air painters in the country, starts this weekend and runs through October 26th. Sedona OktoberFest! is this Saturday from 5 – 9 pm at Los Abrigados Resort and also on Saturday, A.J. Croce will perform at Mary D Fisher Theatre in West Sedona.
Or, you could get your cowboy on with a Sunset Horseback Ride and Cowboy Cookout planned for you tonight (Friday) at the M Diamond Ranch and a Halloween Murder Mystery Dinner and Costume Contest to go to at the Blazin M Ranch on Sunday evening. Just click on the ole 'Read More' button for all the details!
This Weekend – Events and Entertainment
in Sedona and the Verde Valley
October 11 -13, 2013
Happy Friday! Make your plans for fun this weekend right here!
This weekend's live entertainment features the Olde Sedona Bar and Grill and Sound Bites Grill in Sedona, the Main Stage Theatre in Cottonwood, and great independent film from the Sedona Film Festival.
This weekend's events feature art shows, festivals, and outdoor celebrations. Of special note, check out the 23rd Annual Sedona Arts Festival, and the Sedona Metaphysical Fair.
This Weekend in Sedona and the Verde Valley
October 4th – 6th, 2013
Have fun all weekend in Sedona and the Verde Valley! Here are our suggestions for some of the best things to do in Sedona.
It's all good this weekend in Sedona and the Verde Valley.
This weekend in Sedona and the Verde Valley you can enjoy Arizona wines at the annual Sedona Wine Festival, go eco-friendly and family-friendly at Verde River Day, appreciate American Indian arts and crafts at the Festival of American Indian Art, celebrate community diversity at the Sedona Pride Festival in Cottonwood, and party at night in Sedona's two best music venues, Sound Bites Grille and the Old Sedona Bar and Grill.
What's not to like? Come to Sedona and have a real good time!
This is a great weekend to get out and have fun in Sedona, with 4 major events all happening between now and Sunday. Check them out! Click the Read More button for details.


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42 CFR 456.611 - Reports on inspections.
(b) The report must contain the observations, conclusions, and recommendations of the team concerning—
(1) The adequacy, appropriateness, and quality of all services provided in the facility or through other arrangements, including physician services to beneficiaries; and
(c) The report must include the dates of the inspection and the names and qualifications of the members of the team.
[43 FR 45266, Sept. 29, 1978, as amended at 44 FR 56337, Oct. 1, 1979]
Title 42 published on 2014-10-01.
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Title 42 published on 2014-10-01
The following are ALL rules, proposed rules, and notices (chronologically) published in the Federal Register relating to 42 CFR Part 456 after this date.

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In honor of the feast of St. Ignatius Loyola on July 31, the Ignatian Spirituality Website (a service of Loyola Press) is offering a selection of articles, blog posts and videos to help you explore the riches of Ignatian spirituality. Start your 31 Days with St. Ignatius here.
Outreach: Prevail News
Jerry Sedgewick, a parishioner of Saint Thomas More, is currently raising funds for his nonprofit called "Prevail News." Prevail News is a nonprofit organization that produces a source of income (a newspaper) for homeless and formerly homeless individuals in the Twin Cities of Minnesota to sell for income. This model has been used in 114 cities around the world, and in Nashville, 35% of homeless vendors go from being un-housed to being housed. To find out more go to Prevailnews.org and follow the link to our fundraising campaign through Indiegogo. Share with your friends!
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Vegan B-day CakePosted on 06 / 07 / 2014
I special ordered a vegan birthday cake for my husband. It was exquisite. It was expensive but I would rather have a smaller portion of higher quality than a giant portion of cheap crap. It was delicious. I will order from them again!
Updated from previous review on Tuesday June 03, 2014
Updated from previous review on Tuesday June 03, 2014
Today I visited their stand at York Central Market. I had stuffed cabbage with tomato sauce which was delicious and banana cake which was AWESOME. They have different vegan specials daily!
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The four-game winning streak by the Spectrum girls was snapped by Minneapolis Roosevelt 59-36 on Friday evening in Minneapolis. Lazhanique Bryant and Kristen Kamrath netted 11 points each and Sandra Hester 10 for the Teddies (5-10). Macie Burns scored 14 points and Brynn Bozich 13 to lead the Sting ...Read More
The Spectrum Sting picked up their fourth straight win, 32-29 over Trinity at River Ridge, at home Tuesday evening. Spectrum's slow-down offense and solid defense led to a half time lead of 19-10. The second half took a turn when Spectrum got into foul trouble all three Sting captains retreate...Read More
The Spectrum wrestlers lost to Trinity at River Ridge 40-30 and defeated Ogilvie 42-36 at home Thursday evening. Karsten Williams, an 8th grader won his first varsity match, helping to clinch the victory over Ogilvie. Esteban Teigen, Ryan Killeen, Luke Nolden, and Shane Herrlin all won twice for the...Read More
The Spectrum Sting pulled out a 48-45 win over Pine City there Thursday evening. Brynn Bozich hit the first of two free shots for a 46-45 lead, after which Lorna Bechtel made a steal and scored on a layup to clinch it. Pressure by Tara Gleasons helped make the steal. Rachel Goldsmith scored 13 point...Read More
Minnesota Transitions thumped the Spectrum Sting 89-45 on Thursday evening in Minneapolis, led by Lewis McCaleb with 23 points and Zach Adams with 19. They have a 12-4 record. For Spectrum, Zachary Knollenberg netted 13 points and Austin Kurilla 10 for Spectrum (6-8). ...Read More
Noelle Diekman led with 27 points as the Spectrum Sting beat Minnesota Transitions 58-32 at home Tuesday evening. Brynn Bozich added 12 for the Sting (2-11) and Kassidi Robbins was next with seven. They will play at Pine City on Thursday....Read More
Mounds Park Academy defeated Spectrum 65-56 on Tuesday evening in St. Paul. Cooper Olson scored 16 points, Cole Montour 15, Brendan Connolly 15 and Amin Mahamoud 13 for the Panthers (4-9). Zach Knollenberg had 14 points, Ben Maki and Martin Mayer 11 each, and Cole Elrod eight, for the Sting (6-7). S...Read More
Esteban Teigen and Ryan Killeen each won championships as the Spectrum wrestlers placed fourth among nine teams on Saturday at the Burnsville Invitational. Teigan took the 113-pound title with two pins and a technical fall in the finals, 19-3, over Andrew Smolt of Amery, WI. Killeen was 126-pound ch...Read More
The Spectrum Sting lost to Mora 63-51 there Tuesday evening. Mora (5-5) used its superior size and 3-point shooting to pull away in the second half. Brynn Bozich had best game of her career with scoring 26 points for the Sting (1-10). Noelle Diekman had 8, Rachael Goldsmith 6, Tara Gleason 4, Kassi...Read More
The Spectrum wrestlers won 42-27 over conference opponent Minnehaha Academy/DeLesalle at home Tuesday evening. Spectrum's Esteban Teigen, Noah Rogers, and Shane Herrlin all won by fall. Several weights were open for both teams. Spectrum is now 4-4 in conference and 4-4 overall. Next will be th...Read More
The Spectrum Sting lost to St. Croix Prep 77-37 on Thursday evening in Stillwater. Zach Knollenberg led the Sting (6-6) with 19 points. Michael Gutierrez taller 22 for St. Croix Prep (7-6). Spectrum travels to Mounds Park Academy next Tuesday evening....Read More


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i am from sunbury but have been traveling alot for the past two years
another beautiful picture from ek_23...I really enjoy your composition.
beautiful picture....thank you
When I was about 4-5 years old, we lived in a house on the other side of this bridge(close to the train tracks). Whenever I come back to Sunbury, I always drive over the bridge and revisit a small part of my childhood. My mom would take my sister and I down to the Coal creek and let us sit in the shallow water...however, when I was there recently the water was rusty orangy brown....I don't remember it being that color but I do remember all the fine coal dirt that would gather in our bathing suits. Great memories. Thank you.


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I just want to give you a heads up about several exciting networking and educational opportunities coming up this month.
June 3, from 11:30-1:00
Mr. Leads Live! Networking at Hibachi Grill in Springfield
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Discover ways to get donations online and also learn how to tap into Wal Mart's grant program
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Memphis-area obituaries for Dec. 7, 2013
Mark Harold Chaney, 55, died Saturday, November 30, 2013, at his home in Charlotte, NC. He was born in Tupelo, MS on November 23, 1958, to the late Jimmy Harold and Sylvia Roberts Chaney. The family moved to Memphis, TN in 1961. Mark was a graduate of East High School, attended Christian Brothers College and Memphis State University. His career included working in the family business, Chaney Engineering, Inc. in Memphis. He settled in Charlotte, NC where he continued his lifework of environmental services. From 1999 to the present, he has served as president of Allied Contract Group. He is survived by a sister, Karen Lynn Chaney of Charlotte; a brother, Clayton Thomas Chaney and wife, Teresa, of Cordova, TN; a nephew, Andrew Michael Chaney and wife, Shannon, of Cordova, TN; a niece, Elizabeth Anderson Chaney of Auburn, AL. The family will receive friends on Sunday December 8 at 1 p.m. followed by a 2 p.m. funeral service at Memorial Park Funeral Home 5668 Poplar Ave., Memphis, TN 38119. Burial will follow the service. Online condolences may be left at
McEwen Funeral Service
LYNN EDWARD COX, 65, of Bolivar, TN, retired construction worker, alumnae of Melrose High School Class of 1966, attended University of Missouri and was a member of Local Union 462, died on Saturday, November 30, 2013 at Bolivar General Hospital. Family will receive friends on Saturday, December 7, 2013 from 4-7 p.m. at St. John Baptist Church 1656 Pendleton Street. Graveside service will be held on Sunday, December 8, 2013 at 1pm - Old Salem/Cox Family Cemetery in Bolivar, TN. His memory will be cherished by his siblings, Shirley Cox Fluker, Gloria Cox Truitt, Cleavern Cox, Jr. and Michael Cox and a host of other relatives and friends.
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Harrison's Funeral Home, Inc.
ALTHAUS DUCKWORTH, 59, died November 26, 2013. M. J. Edwards Airways, 901-327-9360
Edward James "Jim"
Esterman passed away on December 4, 2013 after an extended illness. He was preceded in death by his loving wife of 56 years, Mary Carolyn "Pill" Esterman. He leaves behind 5 children, Edward James Esterman Jr. (LaVonne), Stephen Esterman, Janet Hilley (Jim), Mark Esterman and Diane Esterman; 5 grandchildren, Regina Esterman, James Esterman, Carolyn Hilley, Mitchell Esterman and Leah Hilley. He also leaves behind his brother Harry Esterman of Briny Breeze, Florida. He was originally from Cincinnati, Ohio, a successful electric contractor, and a faithful member of St. Louis Church. He was a loving husband, father, and friend. The family will receive friends from 4-6 p.m with a Rosary to begin at 6 p.m. Sunday, December 8 at Memorial Park Funeral Home. A funeral mass will be held at 1:30 p.m. Monday, December 9 at St. Louis Catholic Church. Interment will follow at Memorial Park Cemetery. In lieu of flower, please send any donations to St. Louis Catholic Church.
LESTER J. ESTES, 50, died December 6, 2013. Millington Funeral Home, (901)872-2273
DANIEL LLOYD FITZPATRICK I, 66, died November 26, 2013. High Point, (901)454-5795
ELIZABETH "Lizzie"
HANKINS, 65, died November 25, 2013 in Memphis, TN. Elizabeth accepted Christ at the early age of 15. Her faith and devotion to God was demonstrated in her life through her family, friends and all who were blessed to know her. Elizabeth graduated from Booker T. Washington High School in 1966. She later received a diploma as a Certified Nursing Assistant from Draughons Junior College on April 12, 1988. Elizabeth was a loving daughter, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, devoted sister, caring aunt, dependable friend, but most importantly, a child of God. She was kind, loving and generous to all who knew her, Elizabeth will be remembered mostly for her kind heart. Elizabeth is survived by her daughter, Monique N. Johnson; two grandchildren, Kamisha Monique Johnson and Donald Edward Wallace, Jr.; one great-grandson, Cameron "Grandfather" Fletcher; one brother, Johnnie Johnson, all of Memphis; four sisters, Doris Strong of Evanston, IL, Margaret R. Hibbler, Nancy L. Robinson and Dianne Johnson, all of Memphis, and a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Homegoing service, Saturday, December 7 at 10 a.m. at R. S. Lewis & Sons Funeral Home Chapel. Burial in Cistern Hill Church Cemetery, Como, MS.
R. S. Lewis & Sons Funeral Home
Marsha Lynn Howell, 52 of Memphis, TN died on Tuesday, November 26, 2013, at Methodist South Hospital in Memphis, TN. Born Sunday, February 19, 1961 in Memphis, she was the daughter of Melvin Howell and the late Claudia Duncan Howell. She was employed by Federal Express. Surviving are daughter, Britney Hudson of Memphis, brothers, Kenneth L Duncan , Rodney W Howell and Frederick A Howell, sister, Roslyn R Howell; 1 grandchild. The family received friends from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Friday, December 6, at R.S. Lewis Funeral Home,374 Vance Ave. Funeral service will be at 2 p.m. today, Saturday, December 7 at Temple of Deliverance COGIC located at 574 G E Patterson Ave, Memphis, TN 38126. Interment will be in New Park Cemetery Online condolences may be made to the family at
R. S. Lewis & Sons Funeral Home
ELIZABETH LOVE, 95, died December 4, 2013. Rodgers Funeral Home, (662)622-5608
Joseph Harrison Miller, Jr., Visitation and funeral service postponed due to weather. Visitation will be held Thursday, December 12, 2013 from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. in the Parish Hall of St. John's Episcopal Church with the funeral service at 11 a.m. Burial in Elmwood Cemetery will immediately follow.
Walter H. Moore, Jr., aged 90, passed December 3, 2013 in Memphis, TN. He was a retired principal with Memphis City Schools and served in the US Army. He leaves to cherish his memory one daughter, Valerie Moore-Dickson and son-in-law, Henry Dickson and grandchildren, Mya and Myles. Visitation, 11 a.m - 1 p.m. at St. John Baptist Church, 640 Vance Avenue, Tuesday, December 10, and services at 1 p.m. Burial, Wednesday, December 11, at 11 a.m. in West Tennessee Veterans Cemetery.
R.S. Lewis & Sons Funeral Home
Claudia Lee Roberts Parlow, 69, died November 29 of complications from cancer and pneumonia. Claudia is survived by Terry, her husband of over 50 years, daughter Christi and son-in-law Gary Sisk, son Timothy Parlow, grandson Nathan Sisk and wife Amelia Sewell Sisk, granddaughters Lauren Sisk Edmiston and husband Jonathan Edmiston, Hannah Parlow, April Parlow, great-grandson Gabriel Sisk, brothers Jimmy and David Roberts, and aunt Mary Manhardt. Claudia graduated from Whitehaven High School in 1962. She had an extensive career in several major medical device firms in the Memphis area including Smith and Nephew, Wright Medical Technology, and Medtronic. She retired from Medtronic in 2007 as a senior manager of marketing. Those who knew Claudia knew her for her strong and unwavering faith in the Lord. Claudia and her husband were members of First Evangelical Church in Memphis, where Claudia was very passionate about mission work. She had participated in a number of mission trips and served on the mission board. Claudia was active in Bible Study Fellowship for over 30 years. For over a decade, she was the teaching leader of the BSF group that met in Southaven, Miss. There will be a visitation on Tuesday December 10 from 5-7 p.m. and a memorial service Wednesday December 11 at noon. Both will be held at First Evangelical Church. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made to First Evangelical Church Missions or Germantown Cancer Foundation. Online condolences may be expressed by visiting
Memphis Funeral Home
And Memorial Gardens
3700 N. Germantown Rd.
CHARLENE PITTMAN, 64, died December 2, 2013. Superior Funeral Home, (901)323-7898
NANCY POOLE, of Bartlett, TN, retired secretary at Bartlett High School, died December 5, 2013. Visitation 12-2 p.m. Monday, December 9 with funeral service immediately following at 2 p.m. all at Forest Hill East Funeral Home. Burial in Memphis Memorial Gardens. She was preceded in death by her husband, Jimmy Poole; son, Bill Thomas and her parents, Isabell McMillan and Harry Fulkerson, and grandson, Michael Poole. She is survived by her grandchildren, Matthew Poole and Lauren Poole. In lieu of flowers the family requests any memorials be made to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
Forest Hill East Funeral Home
LaVerne Mary Roesch Simms passed away at her home on Sunday, December 1, 2013. She was preceded in death by her husband of 54 years, Earl Lehman Simms, her sons, Robert Simms and Richard Simms (Marilyn), and her granddaughter, Holland Simms. She is survived by daughters, Barbara Caesar (Patrick) and Suzanne Schmidt (John), and sons, Steve Simms (Trish), Paul Simms (Janet), Phil Simms (Gail), and Alan Simms (Roger Walters). She also leaves behind 20 grandchildren and 22 great-grandchildren who will miss having "Mema" in their lives. LaVerne was born in St. Louis, MO, on October 25, 1929, to Emilie and Arthur Roesch. She and Earl met in St. Louis, were married in 1948, and headed to Pensacola Beach, FL. Instead, attracted by the friendliness of the people and the many beautiful trees, they settled in Memphis. But, because of their love for the ocean, they later established a family tradition of spending a week at Pensacola Beach each year. As a homemaker, LaVerne participated in various civic and social activities: league bowler, Girl Scout leader, president of the PTA at Treadwell High School, and a choir member at the Church of the Good Shepherd. After her husband's retirement, the always active LaVerne went back to school and graduated from Memphis State University with an Associate's Degree in Nursing. As an extremely dedicated Registered Nurse, she worked at Methodist Hospital for 8 years and then worked tirelessly at the VA Hospital for 25 years. After her retirement, LaVerne continued her nursing practice as a volunteer at the Church Health Center and was also a reader for the visually impaired at WYPL. Again working indefatigably, she volunteered at Theater Memphis, the Memphis Zoo, Memphis Botanic Gardens, and King's Daughters and Sons Home. In a final act of selflessness, LaVerne donated her remains to the University of Tennessee Health Science Center for research purposes. She will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved her because of her unflagging spirit and willingness to help others. To celebrate LaVerne's life, friends are cordially invited to gather with the family at her home on Saturday, December 7th, from 1 p.m. until 5 p.m. LaVerne's passion was playing bridge. Therefore, the family requests with gratitude that memorial contributions in her name be directed to the McWherter Senior Center Thursday Bridge Club.
Karen D. Taylor, age 56, passed Tuesday Dec 3rd 2013. Visitation will be Monday, December 9 at 10:30 a.m., with a memorial to follow at 11 a.m. at Bellevue Baptist Church, 2000 Appling Rd. Cordova, TN.
Harold Ford Funeral Chapel
1638 Sycamore View Rd.
(901) 379-0861
Lorea Reeves Turner, 96, of Memphis went to be with her Lord and Savior on Thursday, December 5, 2013. She is the mother of Betty L Hale (Don W.) and grandmother of seven grandchildren: Rex Davis (Lisa), Lydel Turner, Dewayne Hale (Trish), Cindy Anderson (Ray) Donna King (Mike) Dana Alsbrook (Lonnie) and Denton Hale (Heather). She also leaves 13 great-grandchildren; daughter-in-law, Jeannie Turner; and one sister, Evangeline Davis (Berlon) of Wynne, AR, and former daughter-in-law, Janie Turner. Mrs. Turner was preceded in death by her husband, Joseph Riley Turner and her son, Jerry Maurice Turner. Service will be 10 a.m. Tuesday, December 10 at Forest Hill South with visitation from 9 to 10 a.m. Burial will be in Forest Hill Midtown Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorials to be sent to the charity of the donor's choice.
Forest Hill Funeral Home, South
JO HAZEL WATSON, 78, of Bartlett, died Thursday, December 5, 2013. A member of Ellendale Baptist Church, a loving mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother. She is survived by her husband, Robert Watson; daughters, Donna Vanwart and Linda Schultz; two sisters, Robbie Mouldenhaur and Diane Gibbs; grandchildren, Bobby Vanwart, Crystal Vanwart, Stephanie Schultz, and three great-grandchildren. Visitation will be Sunday, December 8 from 4-6 p.m. at Roller Family Funeral Home. Service will be Monday at 10 a.m. at the Ellendale Baptist Church in Bartlett. Burial to follow in Crittenden Memorial Park in Marion, AR.
Roller Family Funeral Home
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Bah, humbug!
That's the message some 300 O'Hare janitors got today, along with pink slips, due to the controversial new city contract with United Maintenance, Inc.
Chicago Federation of Labor
President Jorge Ramirez joined a growing chorus of supporters on
Wednesday who are calling on Mayor Rahm Emanuel to reconsider a $99
million city contract that would cause more than 300 union custodial
workers at O'Hare Airport to lose their jobs by the end of this week.
who has been considered an ally of Emanuel, was joined by fellow labor
leaders and advocates at a press conference held at City Hall to oppose
the a five-year deal with United Maintenance Inc., to provide
cleaning services to O'Hare beginning December 15.
"This contract
really jeopardizes the well-being of close to 350 men and women who go
to work every day keeping the world's busiest airport clean," Ramirez
said. "These workers have done nothing wrong, yet on Friday, less than
two weeks before Christmas they stand to lose their jobs."
The alleged mob ties of a new city contractor, who is costing more than 300 O'Hare workers their jobs right before the holidays, continues to make waves in the news.
Time is running out for more than 300 O'Hare janitors who stand to
lose their jobs by the end of next week as a result of a new city
Local clergy members and workers' rights advocates
held a prayer vigil with airport workers at City Hall Tuesday afternoon
in a last ditch effort to persuade city officials to reverse their
decision to award a $99 million custodial contract to a company critics
claim plans to replace union jobs with non-union, lower-paying
More than 100 supporters filled the fifth floor
hallway outside of Mayor Rahm Emanuel's office in protest over the
city's five-year agreement with United Maintenance Company Inc. to
provide janitorial services for the airport beginning December 15.
O'Hare janitors worried about the future of their jobs made a trip to Mayor Rahm Emanuel's house yesterday afternoon to protest a new city contract. The workers rallied outside of the mayor's home on his 53rd birthday to protest the deal that will cause some 300 workers to lose their jobs next month, just days before the holidays.
"We don't know how we will pay the bills, how we will put food on the table. We won't be able to celebrate Christmas this year with our kids," Manuel Nieves, a janitor at O'Hare for seven years, said about the impending layoffs. "Obama is always here for the working people, but our mayor's ultimate purpose is to help the rich, not us."
The Illinois House and Senate have both passed their own bills that would allow the Chicago Public Schools to push back their announcement of schools on their closure list from December 1 to March 31.
Chicago Public Schools CEO Barbara Byrd-Bennett has proposed a five-year moratorium on school closings starting next school year.
The caveat? That state legislators approve a request to push back the announcement of the schools the district plans to close at the end of this academic year. The district, which should — by law — announce impending school closures by December 1, would like to push back the announcement to March 31, but needs the state legislature to approve the delay.
The impending loss next month of 300 custodial jobs at O'Hare
International Airport has raised concerns over the future relationship
between city leaders and organized labor.
At a meeting held last week at the headquarters of SEIU* Local 1, the Local's President Tom Balanoff sat alongside seven janitors as they
spoke about the impact the loss of their jobs would have on themselves
and their families.
Through a public information request, the Chicago Tribune obtained Mayor Rahm Emanuel's daily calendar between January and August of 2012. The Tribune's focus on the hundreds of pages of documents is almost identical to the Chicago Reader, which did a two-part review of Emanuel's public schedule between January and November of 2011. In a nutshell, the publications noted that Emanuel meets a lot with business leaders.
Emanuel's ties with business are important given his policy record of ramming the Infrastructure Trust
through city council in April, a nebulous effort to use private money
for public projects, and expanding his own role as chairman of World Business Chicago, which coordinated the NATO summit in May.
But perusing through the calendar, available on the Tribune Web
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There's a segment of Hip-Hop where lyricism still reigns supreme. Whether you're into the double time styles like Jaz-O and Twista, or you follow artists like Aesop Rock, the ability for an artist to tell a unique story is an integral yet often undermined part of the art form. After recently releasing "No1," the Jersey based wordsmith, Rich Quick, expands upon his catalog as he continues his climb towards success with, "On My Shoulderz". The second single from, 'The Everywhere Man' finds Quick dropping bars and hooks over STANKFOOT's keys and dirty snares. Lyrically, he can't be touched; Quick has created his own sense of style that is different enough for others to take notice. Simply put, his rhymes make rapping seem effortless. Quick can navigate his way through any style of production like a slalom course. Rich also continues to showcase his various talents as he lends his artistic expression to create the hand painted cover art. Keep this one on repeat until Quick drops his forthcoming FreEP, 'The Everywhere Man,' which is set to drop this Spring through Exponent Entertainment.
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Regardless of how Hip-Hop has evolved over the years there will always be a few constants. Despite all of the industries' smoke and mirrors – from rented cars, ghostwritten hits, and inflated YouTube views – there's simply no faking the funk for calling yourself a true emcee and not having skills on the mic.
One thing that New Jersey's Rich Quick doesn't have to worry about is being called out for his mic skills or his credentials. Some of his earliest experiences with music have been teaching himself piano while picking apart the sounds of Coolio's Gangster's Paradise when he was 7. Quick certainly hasn't slept since. Since the release of his debut project, Get Rich Quick, the Jersey upstart has been steadily mastering the tricks of the DIY trade and has built a successful team in his corner. Now older and more refined, Quick has taken his artistry to new heights with the release of "No1″ (Pronounced "No One"), the debut single off his forthcoming project, The Everywhere Man, with the UK's own, Tricksta. "No1″ demonstrates Quick's versatility and storytelling abilities over STANKFOOT's sunken and head nodding production, which borrows from Ahmad Jamal's "The World is a Ghetto." To round out Quick's artistic expertise, the New Jeruz virtuoso is also the creator for the single's artwork. The Everywhere Man is set to drop this Spring through Exponent Entertainment. For more information visit RichMFNQuick.com
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Nothing says 'happy holidays' like ordering someone a round of their favorite brew. While Rich Quick and Rediculus don't quite leave you with empty carbs under your tree this week, they do manage to give you the next best thing: some dope new music. On "Buy Me A Beer," New Jersey's Rich Quick spits about liquid confidence with a braggadocious charm. Chicago's Rediculus sonically matches his collaborator's charisma with an acoustic-guitar sampling instrumental that should go down just as smooth in a pair headphones as it will in a pint glass. "Buy Me A Beer" is a loosie for the fans, but stay tuned as the two collaborators release new music in 2015.
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I am torn about this! I do my own photos of my kids, BUT my oldest started kinder this year and just had picture day. I don't know if I should get one just for the memory of it being his school photo or not!! I know the company that does them is the same company that does the tball pics and they are horrible.. LOL What do you guys normally do about school photos?
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My kids' school does picture day two times a year.
In the fall, it is the traditional pose and you buy before the pictures are taken and get what you get. I usually buy the most basic package.
In the spring, it is a different pose and different background, and you have the option to see the pictures before you buy. If I REALLY like these, then I purchase them, otherwise I just send them back.
I am usually torn with buying them also. The packages can be rather expensive and not knowing what you will get (in the fall) is a little off-putting.
Ok, I am rambling now trying to get my thoughts together. But, I hope my 2 cents worth helped a bit.~Morgan~
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I buy them purely on the basis that I gave a comprehensive record of each school year. The photos are always terrible and I could have done a better job myself and my husband thinks its a waste of money buying tham and can't understand why I bother.
I never have these photos out on display for people to see because they are laughable.
What really bothers me is that the photographer doesn't care what the kids look like before pressing the shutter. Once my son was crying his eyes out and another time I knew it was School Photo Day so I made sure my daugher looked neat and tidy with her hair in pigtails and when I got the proof one pigtail was in and the other was at half mast!http://www.flickr.com/photos/rachelgingell/
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I buy them, we get to see the photos before we pay for them. We buy a large single and the class photo. I still have my school photos, I recently scanned them in and posted them on Facebook.Gear: Pentax K10D + lenses, not as many as I want though.
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Originally posted by candidrachel View PostWhat really bothers me is that the photographer doesn't care what the kids look like before pressing the shutter.Gear: Pentax K10D + lenses, not as many as I want though.
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I always buy their class photos, never the individual sittings. They're always awful (and with three kids it gets pretty expensive to buy those packages).
And as I've told my kids, its the class pictures that you look back on years later - to laugh over the clothes, the sticky out ears and the buck teeth, wonder where they are now, that kind of thing.Lisa
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Yes, I buy the individual photos (the most basic package) and the group photos. The reasons being that I like that "exact same photo" from year to year showing their growth. And maybe you all didn't know, but in most cases, this is a fundraiser for the school. Our school gets 50% of what the parents pay for the photos and it goes towards playground equipment, books for the library, new computers, new..whatever they need that cannot be afforded with their normal budget. So yes, I buy them always.
Yes. It's a record of her school life.
Im gutted though because for her first ever individual school photo last year she got at the scissors the night before and lopped half her hair off......i could have cried!!
LOL I didn't even realize this post went through because it kept telling me it didn't! haha!
Yeah I am glad im not the only one who is torn! I bought his tball pics this year, and won't do it again. They were so bad and I just went out and redid them myself and framed those. And even got a little business from it.. LOL!
I didn't know it was a fundraiser for the school.. hmm... Oh well, im sure ill buy a single print and a class photo anyway!
Originally posted by tuxcomputers View PostTry it yourself, get 3,000 kids lined up to have their photo taken in a week, by the end I bet you would be the same, sit here, click, next!!!http://www.flickr.com/photos/rachelgingell/
"Do not wait, the time will never be just right. Start where you stand and work with whatever tools you may have at your command, and better tools will be found as you go along" - Napoleon Hill
I also buy the class photo. I was buying the individual ones just so that my daughter had some to trade with her friends, but then I just asked her if that was important (I could create some of those myself), and she said she didn't even care about that. I DO have send my mom a headshot every year though, like it's a school photo, so she can fill those ridiculous frames with the bubble cut outs showing my daughter's year to year growth. The things we do for our parents!
I always enjoyed having the class photo growing up and it's fun to go back and look at them as well as the indiviual photos now that I'm older. That being said...I never once got a yearbook photo taken in college. My parents still have some of my class photos framed around the house.
I buy the class photos but never the individual photos. I decided on that a while ago after every individual photo of my daughter (the proofs that come home) always had my daughters hair a mess or something on her face or she was giving an awkward smile.
I do buy the class, group soccer, group ballet class, and group softball class so they have something to look back on as adults being able to point out their classmates and remember people but to ask a grade school student to stay neat and tidy before pictures for the majority of the day is not an easy task. Plus being able to Photoshop minute details out of the photo also is a bonus (my daughter has a scar running down her nose from her falling off a swing into bark dust chips face first when she was on her stomach) its nothing noticeable unless you are taking a picture with studio lights, really close, or at certain angles but being able to touch up that scar is worth me saving the money and taking time to do it myself.