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On Fri, Nov 25, 2011 at 05:32:42PM +0000, Matthew Booth wrote:static int check_fstab (guestfs_h *g, struct inspect_fs *fs) { + /* Generate a map of MD device paths listed in /etc/mdadm.conf to MD device + * paths in the guestfs appliance */ + Hash_table *md_map; + if (map_md_devices (g,&md_map) == -1) return -1;I'm pretty sure this is still wrong ... If /etc/mdadm.conf doesn't exist(?) or isn't parsable, map_md_devices returns -1. It doesn't set error(), which could be bad, since it returns -1 from check_fstab which requires you to set error().
No, it doesn't. If augeas can't parse /etc/mdadm.conf, the match will return an empty list, not an error. In that case it follows this code path:
if (matches[0] == NULL) {debug(g, "Appliance has MD devices, but augeas returned no array matches "
"in mdadm.conf"); guestfs___free_string_list(matches); return 0; } It returns 0, not -1, and the map has been explicitly set to NULL above.
What it _should_ do is not to call error(), and allow md_map to be NULL, not returning from check_fstab, but continuing. Then the other functions have to be changed to deal with md_map being NULL. Try creating some guests with /etc/mdadm.conf being bogus/empty/missing and make sure that inspection can properly handle them without an error.
I already specifically tested that. Matt -- Matthew Booth, RHCA, RHCSS Red Hat Engineering, Virtualisation Team GPG ID: D33C3490 GPG FPR: 3733 612D 2D05 5458 8A8A 1600 3441 EA19 D33C 3490

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Of course, the thing is, Alonso wasn't the BPA. Every draft board I saw had Beckham higher than Alonso, and if my memory serves, Smoak as well. I think the highest I saw Alonso was like 12th.
Of course, the thing is, Alonso wasn't the BPA. Every draft board I saw had Beckham higher than Alonso, and if my memory serves, Smoak as well. I think the highest I saw Alonso was like 12th.
Hey,I got a question.
Any one see Yonder Alonso in left last night?
You know that doesn't always happen. And these guys make mistakes.
I do think at the point the reds drafted, 8th, that the talent pool becomes muddied a bit. Beckham, Smoak and Alonso probably were considered similar talent for overall production. Then you can add need, ability to fast track to BPA.
It isn't black and white and it shouldn't be. I don't mind the Alonso pick. I hope he tears it up while playing at least average LF defense. But I won't be upset if he's packaged for a player that helps the 25 man roster either.
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the funny thing is I have no doubt Beckham would be a better SS than Alonso will be a LF.
The Reds currently have 3 infielders(Frazier, Alonso, Francisco) playing at least some OF in AA/AAA because they are blocked at their infield positions.
At some point someone is going to have to go. Hopefully this time the resources will be used to attempt to solve a long term issue.
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Of course they make mistakes. I just don't get the idea where the Reds have already completely failed that pick like some talk about. It isn't like we drafted Kyle Skipworth that season.You know that doesn't always happen. And these guys make mistakes.
In regards to the Red's decision to try Alonso in LF, I like the move by the organization. I don't like his chances of sticking in LF long term, but even if he were able to play a decent LF for a few years he could be a huge boost for the big league club. If nothing else it would buy the Reds a couple more years to evaluate both he and Joey Votto and determine who best fits in the organization's long term plans.
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|9 Ounce, softened (250 Gram)
|Castor sugar
|5 Ounce (140 Gram)
|Vanilla extract
|1 Teaspoon
|Plain flour
|10 Ounce (300 Gram)
|Desiccated coconut
|4 Ounce (100 Gram)
|Raspberry jam
|6 Ounce (175 Gram)
|Pink and white marshmallows
|18 Large, cut in half
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|1 Ounce (25 Gram)
1) Pre-heat the oven to 190C/fan 170C/gas mark 5.
2) Whisk the butter, sugar, egg and vanilla with a pinch of salt to form a smooth batter. Add in the flour and the desiccated coconut to make a dough.
3) Transfer the dough to a floured surface and shape it out into a round. Roll the dough round into the thickness of 1/8th of an inch.
4) Cut small rounds out of the dough using a 6cm cutter. Transfer the rounds over baking sheets and bake for 14 minutes till they turn light golden. Remove from heat and let them cool in a cooling rack.
5) To make the biscuit sandwiches, lay out, half of the biscuits, under-side up. Scoop in half teaspoon of jam on top of each one. Top the jam scoops with a piece of marshmallow. Bake the jammy biscuits for about 2 1/2 minutes or till it just melts.
6) Remove them from the oven and immediately top them with the other biscuits. Firmly press down to stick together. Press till the marshmallow starts slightly oozes out at the rim of the sandwiches. Cool the biscuits for 10 minutes.
7) Dip the edges of the biscuits in the jam and then roll them in the coconut. You can store them in an airtight tin for up to 3 days.
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It has happened before (CLEANLY), but you cannot question those who raise an eyebrow and wonder how/why? Especially in today's world. Those who question do not have proof... nor do those who say he is clean.
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It has happened before (CLEANLY), but you cannot question those who raise an eyebrow and wonder how/why? Especially in today's world. Those who question do not have proof... nor do those who say he is clean.
Often overlooked is the ability for messages to be gathered via osmosis in a professional 1 to 1 relationship, players tend to listen to other players more and teaching is not solely confined to the field,it's the clubhouse, the plane, the bus the dugout.
Hod Eller said in 1920 that he learned more in 5 minutes about pitching from Slim Sallee than he had learned his whole life. Read any interview with players after they retired and you hear time and time again about small things that they picked up from guys they played with.
It's not a myth it's a reality that is not logged and tracked and posted on the web, it's life experience and the ones who generally poo poo it have little of it.
I knew this thread wouldn't disappoint... :D
Yeah, because the 90s and the 2000s happened, and because PEDs are a reality.Quote:
So a player busts out, one everyone on this board including yourself touted as a prime candidate to do so just a few years ago when he was a Red, and now it HAS to be HGH?
As others said, some players respond more positively when a future HOF like Rolen comes in (someone they watched as a kid) and practices what he preaches. Dusty's last big season was 1982, and I think he retired after 86.
Many of the Reds's players weren't even born when Dusty was playing.. so having an old man say "This is how we did it.." isn't as effective as seeing Rolen actually do it..
I've seen it in non-sports areas in life too. We all have. Some people have a gift to come into a job and get everyone a lot more motivated. I don't have that gift :laugh:, but I've seen it happen. People can often relate to a leader that does it by example. Dusty can't come into a game and go from 1st to 3rd on a single, obviously..
Edit: I'd also like to say, in an ideal world, everyone gives 100% at their job.. However, that's not reality.. Heck, most of us are on Redszone during the working day, so we aren't maxing our worktime WAR. Numerous reasons why people slip to giving 70% or less.. Ballplayers are human, just like us.
I don't discount the intangibles at all. In fact, I was glad Rolen was a Red. What I don't like is the following:
The Reds development department, for years has misread a player's ability based on physical tool-sets instead of mental ones. Sometimes a player must play within his abilities, and that isn't to say he doesn't have value. the knock on EE in the minors was his defense. it never got better, yet the Reds never put him in a position defensively where he could succeed. Toronto did. Yes, mostly at DH, but he has about 90 games at 1B too. and he's acquitted himself there just fine.
I do think players, especially younger players learn from example. I also think the Reds have 2 guys that do that now in BP and Votto. In fact, make it three and throw in Hanigan. Bruce may well be on his way to joining that group.
However, why is it that Rolen is lauded for his leadership, while his physical skills were long since past their prime, but Arroyo's were not? Certainly he's been a workhorse, goes about his business the right way. You never hear of Arroyo in trouble, and he grinded out a year in which he had Mono and still nearly pitched 200 innings. But Arroyo is generally loathed here. I find that odd.
And yes, I know PED's are still a part of the game. but players are tested regularly and there hasn't been a mention of EE in regard to them. If it happens chastise me, but until it happens, I'll try to enjoy the games played without the crooked eye.
What we DID know was that Stewart was a highly regarded prospect. Regardless of what some here thought about him, he was highly regarded by scouts. We also knew that Edwin was a solid hitter but VERY disappointing at third defensively. We also knew that he was quite athletic. My opinion is that he would've made a very capable LF'er if given a shot. We also knew that Rolen's best years were behind him, he's got a very shaky injury history and that he was looking to leave Toronto for his preference to a midwestern team. We also know that those options were pretty fairly limited.
Bringing in a Rolen to that clubhouse was a fantastic move. No question. The only question I had was that Walt overpaid to make it happen. Not in hindsight, but with what we knew at that time. Walt had the leverage (Rolen wanted out, preferred the Reds, was damaged goods, past his prime) and the Toronto GM made him overpay IMO.
He was, however, a pitching prospect in a system, at that time, that desperately needed even a MOR starting prospect. Red fans and Redszone in particular (including me) overvalued him a great deal.
In other words, we were wrong, and Walt Jocketty was right.
It was proven on the field.
Here are the guys holding him back since he went to Toronto
1 Travis Snider 218
2 Rajai Davis 142
3 Eric Thames 141
4 Jose Bautista 113
5 Fred Lewis 110
6 Corey Patterson 89
7 Juan Rivera 70
8 Joe Inglett 36
9 Jeremy Reed 14
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The Lakers Pee Wee I Youth Hockey Team, sponsored by Fay's Boat Yard, hosted the Concord Capitals this Sunday at the Laconia Ice Arena. It was their last Seacoast League Game until the big tournament in March. Not three minutes into the first, Laker Cole Reid flipped the puck in the net, unassisted, to give the Lakers an early upper hand. Laker forward Trevor Gallagher passed to center Brendan Hanaway in front of the net who deeked the Capital goalie and quickly passed it to Reid for another goal five minutes into the first. Laker defenseman Will Robarge caught a shot on net from the Capitals and sent it down the ice to defenseman Nate Cammack. With his quick hands, Cammack managed to get past the opponent and put another past the Capitals goalie for a score of 3-0 with just under two minutes left of the first. Concord tried another play on the Lakers from the face-off, but defenseman Patrick Mohan quickly stopped it and sent the puck to teammate Blake Dunlap, who with 15 seconds left of the first, buried another in the net. Lakers up 4-0 going into the second. Despite all of the chances the Capitals had to bury one in the Laker net, netminder Jacob Maheux withstood every shot from. The second period started slow, with both teams back and forth with the puck. Laker defensewoman Camille Pollak stopped many Concord efforts. With just over 2 minutes left of the second, Laker Trevor Gallagher snuck through the Capital defense and skated around their forwards for a snipe into the net, unassisted. The Lakers were up 5-0 by end of the second. The Concord Capitals just couldn't get one past Laker goalie Jacob Maheux, who recorded a shut-out through three periods.
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Pemi Fish & Game Club holds first biathlon of the season
The snow was perfect and grooming excellent on February 15 at the Pemi Fish and Game Club in Holderness for the first winter biathlon of the season. Two earlier scheduled events had been cancelled due to poor snow conditions.
The event was attended by seventeen biathletes and wannabees who forgave Sochi to compete more locally. The match class, for more experienced biathletes, skied 1,000 meters and then shot five shots with .22 iron sighted rifles at targets placed 50 meters away. Each out, back and shoot is called a "bout" and the match consists of four bouts and a final out and back and ranking is determined by elapsed time. Scores are listed as a hit or miss with an additional 150 meter penalty loop added for each miss. The match class shoots twice prone (lying down) and twice offhand (standing up) with the bull's eyes approximately two inches in diameter for the prone and five inches for the offhand stages. Several participants chose to snowshoe instead of ski and they went on a 150 meter loop plus the penalty loops and shot all four bouts prone and at five-inch targets.
Top shooters in the match class (listed by elapsed time and the number of misses for each bout) were Oliver Pentinmaki, 40:19 (5-4-2-2); Scott Betournay. 42:16 (4-4-3-5): Ross Roetman, 42:40 (0-1-3-4) and Matt Roy, 43:10 (0-0-5-3). Note that Matt is age 14 and requested to shoot in the adult match class for his first ever biathlon.
In the snowshoe class, top competitors were; first-timer Kaitlyn Morse, 20:41 (0-2-0-0); Savannah Thompson (age 12), 28:33
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The next and final winter biathlon for the season at the Pemi is scheduled for March 8. See the club website, www.pemi.orgfor details. Click on Biathlon and on Event Schedule on the home page for details or call match director Fred Allen at 603-968-9944. There will be five summer events that include choices of running, walking, wheelchairs or mountain biking with the shooting.
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'Pond hockey' tournament in April to benefit local high school team
The Laconia Ice Arena is hosting the inaugural Indoor Pond Hockey tournament April 4 through 6. The event will raise funds for the Laconia-Winnisquam Wolfpack high school hockey team.
Will Fay, arena manager, is excited for the first puck to drop. "We are expecting a strong turn-out, and hope for the event to be a great success for everyone involved," says Fay. "Frankly, we are borrowing from some of the success of Scott Crowder's Pond Hockey Classic held on Lake Winnipesaukee in Meredith. The big difference here, is we are climate controlled, and don't need to rely on Mother Nature. We are re-creating the feel and bringing outdoors in," Fay added.
This year's tournament will be sponsored and operated by the Laconia-Winnisquam Wolfpack High School Hockey Boosters. Led by Walt Cammack and Kelly Dyer, the boosters are expecting around 100 players (20 teams). The tournament will feature an "open" division for players 18 and over, and a "vintage" division for players age 35 and over. The Wolfpack players recently volunteered their time at the Pond Hockey Classic in Meredith, leaving them well prepared to take on the 3 on 3 pond hockey tournament at Laconia Ice Arena.
Fay says the indoor tournament is designed to be a family friendly event. In the future he hopes it will include a youth division, as well as more players from outside the area.
Entry fees are $275 per team before March 1st, 2014 after which time the fee increases to $300.
There will be a maximum amount of teams allowed to enter. Each team is guaranteed 4 games for seeding followed by a single elimination playoff tournament on Sunday. Games will be played cross ice 3 vs 3, without goalies or on ice officials. All players will receive a welcome packet and t-shirt from the Wolf pack boosters. The winning teams in each bracket will receive a prestigious ice shovel trophy.
Proceeds from the event will go to support the Laconia Winnisquam Wolf pack High School Hockey Boosters. More information, and team registrations, can be found at www.laconiaicearena.com.
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I-L-M unified basketball team to close out season in Laconia today
The Inter-Lakes-Moultonborough Unified Basketball team traveled to Berlin yesterday for its fourth game of the year. The Lakers couldn't come away with a victory but played a hard fought game. Spencer Perreault and Tim Brown played some great defense, shutting down the opponents in the second half. Debbie Bickford was the leading scorer with 8 points, followed by Pauline Donaldson with six points. Emily Ledger also had two great baskets for four points. To end the game Jeff Ryan hit a bank shot three from well behind the three-point arc. The following Lakers also scored: Ellie Cristiano, 6 points; Anna Brown, 4; Becka Grace, 2; Haillie Bessonett, 2.
The Lakers travel to Laconia on Friday at 3:00 for its last regular season game.
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My Zestimate is 42% higher than a recent appraisal I had. Why?
I recommend not looking at the Zillow estimate at all. It is often completely wrong about estimated home value. What ever flawed formula Zillow uses to estimate home values, it does not take into account most of the relevant factors that typically are considered when evelauating market value. It would not know to look at surrounding areas if there are no close comparables present, neither would it take into account seller concessions, short sales, condition of the property, and many other important factors. that's not to say that your appriaser is right. I recommend you try to refinance with a different lender, you may be surprised that the value may be much different with another appraisal as often happens today. However, you should definitely consult with me, or any other professional real estate broker on Staten Island about the home's value to make sure that efforts would not be in vain. If your broker tells you there are no comparables and the value is way below what you need to refinance, it is likely that the appraiser will have an issue as well.


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Viswanathan Anand survived a few hairy moments but held on for a draw in round 13 of the Candidates tournament, guaranteeing him a re-match against current world champion Magnus Carlsen. When the title bout gets underway in November this year, it will be the first time in more than two decades that the same set of finalists will have fought it out for the world title in successive cycles. The November match will be chess' first world championship rematch since the two Ks, Garry Kasparov and Anatoly Karpov, faced off in successive finals in 1990.
Anand almost paid the price for playing passively in search of a convenient draw — Levon Aronian, who had to win on Saturday to have any chances of catching up was losing almost right out of the opening — as Karjakin was heading towards a favourable ending. Anand rode his luck a bit and when Karjakin missed the direct winning lines in the endgame, the Indian built on his break with some workman-like defending to pull off a draw. Aronian went on to lose against Dmitry Andreikin, putting Anand a point and a half ahead of his nearest rivals, making the results of Sunday's final round games irrelevant.
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The final two rounds were supposed to be relatively straight-forward for Anand, who was effectively a point and a half ahead with just two games to play. Almost all possible permutations favoured Anand heavily. If Anand were to beat Karjakin, who would win the tournament irrespective of what happened on the other boards. Were he just to draw, Aronian would have to win to stay in touch. If Anand lost, however, things would get messy. Andreikin, on the back of his hypothetical win against Anand would be back in the race with the added advantage of a better head-to-head against the leader. A win for Aronian, coupled with Anand's loss would effectively make the last round a three-way shootout.
Though the prospect of the loss would have been horrifying, there was no reason to suspect Anand would indeed suffer a last minute blip in form. After 12 rounds, Anand was the only unbeaten player and his opponent Karjakin, against whom he has never lost before, held no special horrors for him.
Karjakin, however, has had a fairly good second half at Russia, and his endgame technique in the win against Peter Svidler especially stood out. The Russian's plan was to take Anand out of a familiar opening early and see if he could find play in the middle game. Anand was not worse off as play moved beyond the Queen's Gambit Declined opening, sacrificing a pawn but staying ahead on development. Anand's plan was to trade away the …continued »


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May 3, 2004, Vol. 9, No. 32 • By ANDREW FERGUSON
Whoa, hoss. Them's fightin' words, ain't they? But which words are Powell's and which are Woodward's? Is the sentiment Powell's and the wording Woodward's? Does Powell think the president is sometimes hasty--which wouldn't be terribly alarming--or does he think the president succumbs to "Alamo macho," which would be alarming indeed? The two tendencies are not the same, after all, and the difference is important.
And where--to take an example from the new book--do asides like this come from: "The president had never once asked Powell, Would you [invade Iraq]?" Woodward writes. "Perhaps the president feared the answer. Perhaps Powell feared giving it."
Perhaps the president really did tell Woodward in their interview that he was afraid of Powell's answer. Perhaps Powell told Woodward he was afraid to offer it. Then again, perhaps this is just Woodward being literary. Perhaps, in other words, this is baloney. The point is, we have no way of knowing. Which is a problem in a factual account.
IT WOULD INDEED be a wonderful thing, and Woodward himself would be a national treasure, if he could record the events that interest him with greater precision, and with an eye to their larger psychological or historical or political placement. But he can't. Instead his gift--solitary, as I say, but very large--is for getting people to tell him stuff. This is the reporter's essential talent, and no one has ever had it in such quantity or cultivated it so diligently.
Living in Washington, you hear stories about how he does it--about the long preliminary interviews he conducts with his sources-to-be, prefaced always by exhaustive research, during which he oozes Uriah Heepish empathy, and then the follow-ups, the second and third interviews, studded with long silences, downcast eyes, shrugs of disappointment, as his sources grow increasingly uncomfortable till they blurt out whatever it is he wants to know. On top of it all, Woodward is tireless and industrious and exquisitely careful with numbers and dates, and his threshold for boredom is unimaginably high. The government memo was never written that Bob Woodward could not read and reread with relish--so long as it was none of his business.
Yet reportorial genius is only part of the story of Woodward's success. He has spawned countless imitators, but also countless willing victims. Washingtonians who travel in the circles that interest him are implacable careerists, by turns toadying, cautious, and pushy, and they admire nothing so much as success. And who in Washington is more successful than Bob Woodward? Not only is he the best at what he does, he has also become exceedingly rich and famous for doing it--a man whose celestial ranking rests just below that of the president himself. His combination of charm, professional skill, celebrity, and wealth renders his subjects uniquely weak in the knees.
In his memoir All Too Human, George Stephanopoulos, a former aide to Bill Clinton and himself a poster boy for Washington careerism, recalls the strange mix of feelings that overtook him in 1993, when he first heard that Woodward was writing a book on the Clinton administration's economic policy.
"His books invariably created embarrassing headlines for their subject," Stephanopoulos wrote, "but [such a big but!] his sources were assumed to be the most important, connected, and knowledgeable people in Washington. . . . Woodward's first call to me had sparked two simultaneous thoughts: Oh no! and I have arrived."
Stephanopoulos sang like a canary, of course. "Woodward's calculated charm was custom tailored to my intellectual vanity, professional pride, and personal loyalty to the president." Well, maybe not the loyalty part. The Agenda did indeed "create embarrassing headlines" for Clinton, some of which he would not overcome for years, and it led directly to the firing of Mack McLarty, Stephanopoulos's boss. George himself managed to come out all right.
Not all of Woodward's sources do, of course. There are many biases in the books, none of them political. One bias is toward people who agree to talk to the author. Another is toward people who agree to talk to him in a particular way. Because the story lines that Woodward constructs pivot to a large extent on emotion, on feelings and intimate interaction, sources who disgorge their inner lives will always come out ahead. The undisputed hero of the last several Woodward books has been Colin Powell, whose inner life, as recorded there, is exquisite. He worries and frets, he feels blue ("I was disappointed, even hurt..." we read in Plan of Attack), he feels elation, he summons resolve against long odds. President Bush too--Alamo macho though he may sometimes seem--is happy to talk the talk. "I felt stressed," he tells Woodward in Plan of Attack. "My jaw muscle got so tight. . . . There was a lot of tension during that last holiday season." You can only imagine the silent Yesssssssss! that raced through the reporter's brain when his president began to talk like that.
As for those prigs who remain uncomfortable with the confessional mode of speech, and who don't want a reporter poking around their private selves--such characters will inevitably suffer in the telling of a Woodward tale. It's not clear from last week's excerpts whether Dick Cheney agreed to be interviewed, but even if he did, it is unlikely that he disclosed the inner Dick in the manner of Powell's inner Colin. (Cheney thought Condi had been awfully standoffish at the briefing last night . . . ) The transcripts of the Rumsfeld-Woodward interviews released by the Pentagon show Woodward gently prodding the defense secretary to do a little soul-searching. "What was the most important moment in this [war] for you personally?" Woodward asks at the end of one interview. "Oh, I don't know," Rumsfeld responds, with evident impatience. "We're over time. . . . Let's talk process." Stoics like Cheney and Rumsfeld, caught in the light that Woodward shines on his subjects, appear opaque, taciturn, unfeeling--hence unsympathetic, and vaguely sinister.
Other sources come off badly for reasons of which they are not, perhaps, fully aware. Many personal qualities go into the making of a Washington careerist. Self-knowledge is not one of them. That lack opens another vulnerability that Woodward is happy to exploit. One of last week's Post excerpts began with an account of a small dinner party Cheney gave last April to celebrate the fall of Baghdad. He invited a few colleagues and friends--among them his aide Scooter Libby, Paul Wolfowitz, and Ken Adelman, a former Reagan administration official who had been peppering the op-ed pages with articles supporting the Iraq invasion.
Adelman and his wife, Woodward tells us (as Adelman surely told him), cut short a visit to Paris to attend. "When Adelman walked into the vice president's residence that Sunday night, he was so happy he broke into tears. He hugged Cheney for the first time in the 30 years he had known him." Adelman, in other words, is Woodward's kind of source. When the partygoers threatened to lapse into reverie about the first Gulf war, Adelman interrupted. Woodward quotes his remarks verbatim:
"Hold it! Hold it!" Adelman interjected. "Let's talk about this Gulf war. It's so wonderful to celebrate. . . . It's so easy for me to write an article saying, 'Do this.' It's much tougher for Paul to advocate it. Paul and Scooter, you give advice inside and the president listens. Dick, your advice is the most important, the Cadillac. . . . I have been blown away by how determined [the president] is.So I just want to make a toast, without getting too cheesy. To the president of the United States."
The passage is fugue-like in its complexity, yet it displays, as plainly as possible, how it is that Woodward's books expose the truth about Washington. It lies not in the details but in the way the details are acquired, through the capital's daisy-chain of duplicity, flattery, and guile. Though the quotes that Woodward offers us appear to be direct, they are in fact direct quotes from a source, Adelman, who is quoting himself through a haze of memory and self-congratulation months after the words were uttered, at a party which his host, no doubt, had hoped would remain private. And while it is painful to watch a man parade his own sycophancy, it is dazzling to see it displayed in so many layers: Adelman sucking up to Woodward by describing himself sucking up to Cheney--as a way of impressing his fellow Washingtonians, who may someday, as a consequence, suck up to him.
Imagine the thrill, therefore, that Adelman must have felt that morning last week, when he picked up the paper with trembling hands to see his own little story displayed with such prominence, under so august a byline. Like Stephanopoulos before him, and like numberless others before him, he must have heard the words resound like a trumpet blast: "I have arrived!"
Andrew Ferguson is a senior editor at The Weekly Standard.


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Memphis-area obituaries: March 20, 2011
Joyce Hood Acosta, 76 of Memphis, went to be with the Lord, March 17, 2010 at St. Francis Hospital - Memphis. She went peacefully and now is at rest in God's arms. She retired from the State of Tennessee as a Social Worker after over 25 years of service. Mrs. Acosta was a lifelong member of Bellevue Baptist Church. She is survived by three of her four sisters, Mildred Eberle of Memphis, TN, Dorothy Garner, and Jean Fuson both of Olive Branch, MS; daughter, Joy Acosta, sons and daughters-in-law, George and Julie Acosta, and John and Terry Acosta, all of Memphis, TN; grandchildren, Richard Wood Jr., Joseph Wood, Julie Acosta, George Acosta III, Hunter Acosta, Corey Acosta, Stephen Stoddard and Khristin Stoddard; and great-grandchildren, Kristina Wood, Joseph Wood II, Anthony Wood, Kailliya Acosta, and Malik Raymond. Visitation will be held on Sunday March 20 from 3-5 p.m. at Forest Hill Midtown Funeral Home. Funeral service will begin at 2 p.m. Monday March 21 also at Forest Hill Midtown Funeral Home 1661 S. Elvis Presley Blvd (901) 775-0310. A reception will be held for family and friends following the funeral service at the home of John and Terry Acosta.
Wardell Askew Jr., 39,
went to be with the Lord on Wednesday, March 16, 2011 at Methodist South Hospital in Memphis TN. He is survived by his parents, Mr. Wardell Askew SR., and Mrs. Vonzella Askew; two brothers, Tyrone Askew, Marcus Askew; and one sister, Latrina Askew; three children, Antonio Askew, Ashley Askew, and Nickolas Askew; two stepchildren, Torius, Tia Byers; and a special friend, ReJone Stokes. He graduated from Westwood High School in 1990. He was a Truck Driver, and a Manager at E & B Detail Shop. Wardell was a loving son and father, and friend. Visitation will be 4-7 p.m. Tuesday, March 22, at R.S. Lewis and Sons Funeral Home. Funeral will be held at Friendship Church of the Nazarene Wednesday, March 23, at 11a.m.
R.S. Lewis and Sons
Funeral Home 901-526-3264
TRAVIS BOBO, 39, died March 14, 2011. E. H. Ford Mortuary, 901-345-9558
ED BOLDEN, JR., 58, died March 19, 2011. Harrison's Funeral Home, 901-452-7331
Etheldreda Hanway
McKee Collins died at 12:30 a.m. on Saturday, March 19, 2011, after a courageous battle with cancer. She is survived by her husband of 50 years, Edward Mercere Collins; her four children, Harold Breckenridge Collins II, Etheldreda Lancaster Collins Baker, Virginia Mercere Collins Shingleton, and Elizabeth McKee Collins Wilson, her sister Elizabeth Anne McKee Henderson Ostner, and 10 grandchildren. She will be remembered by her many friends whom she cherished. Dreda graduated as the salutatorian of Immaculate Conception High School in 1958, where she was honored to be chosen as Miss I.C. Then she went on to Mississippi State College for Women where she received her Bachelors of Arts degree. She sought a Master Degree in Social Work later in life from the University of Tennessee. Her dedication to her profession and her work through Family Service of Memphis and her private practice inspired the lives of many Memphians. During her lifetime she was a member of Madonna Circle, Le Bonheur Club, the Women's Exchange, and was among the earliest women members of the Rotary Club of Memphis. She served on the Bishop's Ecumenical Council for the Diocese of West Tennessee. She was renowned as an elegant hostess, opening her heart and home to those she loved.
Visitation will be from 5-7 p.m. with a rosary immediately following in the chapel on Monday March 21, at Canale Funeral Directors, 2700 Union Extended.
Funeral Mass will be at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, March 22, 2011.
Interment will follow at Calvary Cemetery.
Canale Funeral Directors
NOBLE CONNER, 70, died March 18, 2011. Harrison's Funeral Home, 901-452-7331
Wayne Allen Dove, 52, of Germantown, TN died suddenly in his home after a lifetime illness on March 14, 2011.. He was born on July 27, 1958 in La Jolla, CA, son of Lawrence and Joan (Warner) Yost. His father passed when he was 6 months old and he was later adopted by his stepfather Bill J. Dove. He graduated from Claremont High in 1977 and attended both Mesa and City College in San Diego. Wayne was born with severe congenital heart defects and lived close to death his whole life, but defied all odds to live a full life. He was a longtime resident of Pacific Beach, CA before moving to Germantown to live with his sister. He was a special person who had a heart of gold and a ready smile. A talented photographer he enjoyed playing computer games and loved anything 3D. He will be deeply missed by his sisters, Linda Rubrecht of Germantown, TN and Susan Smith of Spring Valley, CA. A memorial service will be held in San Diego at El Camino Memorial Park in Sorreno Valley on March 25 at 2:30. Online condolences may be expressed at www.memphisfuneralhome.net
Memphis Funeral Home
and Memorial Gardens
5599 Poplar Avenue
ALFONZO ELDER, 49, of Memphis, died March 13, 2011. Visitation, Tuesday, March 22 from 11 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. at J. E. Herndon Funeral Home. Burial in West Tennessee Veterans Cemetery at 1 p.m.
J. E. Herndon Funeral Home
Antoinette "ANN"
Gagliano, 87, passed away March 17, 2011. She lived a full life as a devoted wife, mother, sister, grandmother and great-grandmother. Born in Siculiana, Sicily to Ignatius and Antoinette Gagliano on October 3, 1923, Ann came to the United States at the age of 12 with her family. "Memae" cherished family times more than anything, especially making ravioli and cooking Sunday dinners surrounded by family and friends. She was preceded in death by her husband of 63 years, Tony, who was the love of her life. Ann leaves behind three daughters and 2 sons-in-law, Angela Chidester, Toni (Wayne) Rutledge, Terry (John) Heard, five grandchildren, Joel (Ali) Rutledge, Catherine (Sean) Deeney, Rob Rutledge, Tony Heard, Abby Heard, 2 precious great-granddaughters, Anna and Camille, and one sister, Angie Feraci, and many nieces and nephews. The family would like to thank the caregivers at Ave Maria Assisted Living and Baptist Trinity Hospice House. Visitation will be 5-8 p.m. Sunday evening, March 20, with a Rosary service at 7 p.m. at Memphis Funeral Home and Memorial Gardens, Poplar Avenue. Funeral Mass will be Monday, March 21, at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Chapel at 11 a.m. with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. The family requests that memorials be sent to Ave Maria Assisted Living, 2795 Charles Bryan Rd., Bartlett, TN 38134. Online condolences may be sent to www.memphisfuneralhome.net
Memphis Funeral Home
and Memorial Gardens
5599 Poplar Avenue
RUTH T. HADAWAY, 84, of Memphis, went to be with the Lord on March 18, 2011 after a brief illness. Mrs. Hadaway was a member of Bellevue Baptist Church. She is survived by her husband of 60 years Erie Hadaway; son, Greg Hadaway (Pat); daughter, Kristee Jobe; three grandchildren, Nicholas Hadaway, Rachel Proctor and Ty Jobe; two great-grandchildren; sister, Doris Dickinson of Visalia, CA; and a host of nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents, James A. and Cassie Crow Thomas. Visitation will be 4-6 p.m. Sunday, March 20, 2011 at Forest Hill East Funeral Home. Services will be at 11 a.m. Monday at the funeral home with interment to follow in Forest Hill South Cemetery.
Forest Hill East Home
MARTHA RUTH HARRIS passed to the full presence of her Savior on March 9, 2011. A Memphis Memorial Service will be held at Union Avenue Baptist Church on 2181 Union Ave., March 22 at 11 a.m. Enter Sanctuary from back parking lot. Miss Harris worked for many years in the offices of Attorney David Silberberg and of the General Sessions Court Clerk. She was a long-time active member of Bellevue Baptist Church. Memorial gifts may be made to Union Avenue Baptist Church where she found sweet fellowship in recent years.
Cara Lee Headley, 44, of Memphis, went to be with the Lord, March 7, 2011 at Baptist Memorial East - Memphis, after being admitted for chest pains, where at such time other complications resulted in organ failure of her liver, kidneys, heart, and finally lungs. During the course of her life she had come to enjoy many hobbies such as cooking, gardening, arts and crafts, and leatherworking; along with accumulating a large collection of football cards, and Micky Mouse collectables. She is survived by her loving parents, Carolyn and Charles Sanford, son, Charles Featherstone, sister Lorie Smith, along with many more friends and loved ones. Visitation will be Monday, March 21, 4-5 p.m. and service will start at 5 p.m. at Forest Hill East Funeral Home. In lieu of flowers, the family has suggested that donations be made to your local branch of the A.S.P.C.A. and/or your local alcoholics recovery program.
Forest Hill Funeral Home
Wong Lon Fong Joe, 97, of Cordova, passed away March 16, 2011 at Baptist Memorial Hospital. She was born in Canton, China and came to the United States in 1936. Later, she married Joe Hong and they operated stores in Tyronza, AR and Memphis. She was a member of First Chinese Baptist Church. She is survived by a son, two brothers, 3 sisters-in-law and many nieces and nephews and grandchildren. The family will receive friends from 6-9 p.m. Friday, March 25, at Memphis Funeral Home and Memorial Gardens, Poplar Avenue. Funeral services will be Saturday, March 26, at 12 p.m. at the funeral home with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Memorials may be sent to the charity of the donor's choice. Online condolences may be sent to www.memphisfuneralhome.net
Memphis Funeral Home
and Memorial Gardens
5599 Poplar Avenue
MARY FRANCES JOHNSON, 82, homemaker, passed away March 17, 2011. Visitation from 4-7 p.m. Monday, March 21 at M. J. Edwards Funeral Home Stage Road Chapel. Service 11 a.m. Tuesday, March 22 at Springhill Missionary Baptist Church, 3815 Hawkins Mill Road. Burial in Memphis Memory Garden. She was preceded in death by her husband, Warren "Jr." Johnson and is survived by one daughter, Pamela Turner, son, James Fuller; sister, Pauline Hayes, brother, James Stevenson, and three grandchildren, Terrica (Leslie) Hendrix, Ciara Cotton, and Jalyn Hendrix.
M. J. Edwards Funeral Home
Stage Road 901-791-9700
WILLIE MAE JONES, 90, died March 17, 2011. Harrison's Funeral Home, 901-452-7331
DOLLY M. LOWERY, 88, died, March 14, 2011, M. J. Edwards Funeral Home, 901-791-9700
LEON MORRIS, SR., 79, died March 16, 2011. Harrison's Funeral Home, 901-452-7331
Hattie B. Orr, 99, of Memphis passed away on Monday, March 14, 2011. Mrs. Orr, the wife of Edwin Orr for 64 years, also leaves a daughter, Susan E. Hensley of Newport News, VA; and a son, William E. Orr of Arlington, TN. She was preceded in death by her 10 brothers and sisters. The family will receive friends Monday evening, March 21 from 5-8 p.m. at Memphis Funeral Home and Memorial Gardens, 3700 N. Germantown Rd. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m., Tuesday, March 24 at the funeral home with interment to follow in Memorial Gardens, formerly Memory Hill Gardens. Memorial gifts may be made to either the American Heart Association or the American Cancer Society. Online condolences may be made at
Memphis Funeral Home
and Memorial Gardens
3700 N. Germantown Rd.
LEMUEL F. OSBORNE, 81, retired Principal from Sherwood Junior/Middle School, died March 16, 2011. Visitation, Monday, March 21 from 3-7 p.m. and service 12 Noon, Tuesday, March 22, both at Parkway Gardens United Presbyterian Church, 1005 Shelby Dr. Burial will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Scottsboro, AL. He leaves one daughter Jacqueline Tucker (Clevon); one son, Keith Osborne, (Kim); five grandchildren; five great-grandchildren, a special cousin, Dolores Hill, special friend, Trina Payne. Memorials may be made to Memphis Chapter Sickle Cell or the American Cancer Society.
J. E. Herndon Funeral Home
Emma Genevieve Smith Reynolds, 92, passed away peacefully at her home in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, March 15, 2011. Genevieve was born January 9, 1919, to Emma Stewart Smith and Robert Smith in St. Louis, Missouri. Genevieve was the widow of Jack J. Reynolds, partner in Ernst & Young, who passed away in 1992. She graduated from Washington University, in St. Louis, where she was a member of Gamma Phi Beta sorority. Genevieve also earned her Masters Degree in Library Science from the University of Illinois. She was retired from the Memphis Public Library. Genevieve was a former member of Chickasaw Country Club in Memphis, Tennessee and Deer Creek Country Club in Deerfield Beach, Florida. She is survived by her daughter, Roberta Reynolds Brenner of Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida and sons, John Alan Reynolds and William Charles Reynolds. She is also survived by 3 grandchildren, Lindsay Reynolds Brenner of Jacksonville, Florida, Sean Reynolds of Cincinnati, Ohio, and Layne Reynolds, Destin, Florida. Genevieve is also survived by seven great-grandchildren. A memorial service will be held Monday at 2:30 p.m. at the Memorial Park Funeral Home in Memphis, Tennessee. The family will receive visitors beginning at 1 p.m., prior to the 2:30 service. In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorials be made to Hope Seniors Day Care Center, 1560 Roberts Dr. Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250, where she left many friends, or to St. Jude Children's Hospital or the charity of their choice.
STELLA SIMON, 65, died March 19, 2011. Christian Funeral Directors, 901-358-0062
Glenda L. Smith, 73, died March 15, 2011. Her friends meant so much to her. Her body was donated to Genesis.
Edna Jean Ferrell
Stalnaker, 83, of Memphis, passed away on Thursday, March 17, 2011 at Methodist Hospital in Germantown. She was born on February 25, 1928 in Clintonville, WV. She is survived by her loving husband, Edgar Stalnaker; her sister Elouise Tacy (Keith) of Overton, NV; her son Kenneth Stalnaker (Beth) of Columbus, OH; daughters, Karen Haynes (Rick) of Memphis, TN; Nancy Norwood (Peter Bundy) of Minneapolis, MN; Jody Williams (Paul) of Denver, CO and eight grandchildren. Edna married Edgar on December 20, 1947 in Clifton Forge, VA. While residing in Lewisburg, WV, she was an active member of the Old Stone Presbyterian Church. She was a devoted wife, mother, sister and friend. The funeral and burial will be in Elkins, WV. Donations in Edna Jean's memory may be made to the Alzheimer's Association, 1111 Lee Street, East, Charleston, WV 25301.
BETTIE M. THOMAS, 63, passed away March 15, 2011. M.J. Edwards Stage Road, 791-9700
Dorothy Helms Wenzler, 88 passed away on Friday March 18, 2011 She was preceded in death by her husband James Joseph Wenzler of 63 years. She is survived by her children: Delores Beaman of Nashville, TN, Joy Crawford of Atlanta, GA, Jimmy Wenzler, Danny Wenzler and Mike Wenzler; eight grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren, and her brother Gene Helmes. She was a lifetime Memphian except for the last 3 years in Atlanta with her daughter Joy and she was a member of Belleview Baptist Church. She belonged to the Republican Women and to the Association for the Preservation of Tennessee Antiquities where she also hosted at The Fountaine House. Her funeral will be at Memorial Park Funeral Home & Cemetery. The family requests that any memorials be sent to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital or a charity of the donor's choice.
OLLIE M. WILSON, 92, widow of Houston Wilson, retired domestic engineer and former member of Mt. Gilliam Baptist Church died on Saturday, March 12, 2011 at Methodist University Hospital. Family hour Wednesday, March 23, from 10:30-11:30 a.m. at Harrison's Funeral Home Chapel, 2647 Carnes. Graveside service and Interment - 12 Noon - New Park Cemetery. She will be remembered by her niece and caregiver, Essie Richardson and other relatives and friends.
NETTIE MAE RICHARDSON WOODS, 80 died March 17. Cobb Funeral Hme, 870-763-4431
Walls - ANNIE M. JONES, 74, died March 18, 2011. National, (662)624-2236
Obion County - JOE BURTON, 49, died March 18, 2011. White Ranson, 731-885-1211
Clarksville - JACQUELINE "Blu" BROWN COPELAND, age 55, died March 16, 2011 at her residence. She was born January 25, 1956 in Memphis, TN, daughter of Royzell and Sarah Mae Kiner Brown. She was a member of 9th and Main Church of Christ Church in Clarksville, TN where she served as a Sunday School Teacher. A memorial service will be held Saturday, March 26 at 12 Noon at 9th and Main Church of Christ on 127 9th St., Clarksville, TN with Minister Raymond Bass will officiating. Survivors include her children, Stephanie L. Terrell of Memphis, TN, Vikki Terrell, Tanisha Terry-Scott, both of Clarksville, TN, Nichol Rogers, James Terry, II, both of Savannah, GA; sisters, Dorothy Bryant, Peggy Hendrix, Debra Buggs, brother, Royzell Brown, II, all of Memphis, TN, grandchildren, Lanaris Davis, Briana Smiley, Jawan Terry, Kelsey Terrell, Timothy Scott, niece, Teresa Lynn Mason, a host of family and friends.
Foston Funeral Home
Clasksville (931)647-5451
Fayette County - ALEX L. DOUGLASS, 24, died March 18, 2011. Peebles, 901-465-3535
Ripley - MARGIE DIANE DOWELL, 54, died March 18, 2011. Halls, 731-836-7111
Union City - JOSIE JONES, 87, died March 18, 2011. White Ranson, (731)885-1211
Jackson - RONALD LYNN KEE, 66, died March 18, 2011. Lawrence-Sorensen, 731-424-2424
Covington - Joyce Ann Hathcock Marbry, 66 , retired purchasing agent for the Tipton County Government and member of Calvary Baptist Church, died March 18, 2011 at her residence. Survived by her two sons, Jerrel (Rachel) Marbry of Bartlett. Jason (Karen) Marbry of Atoka. Brother; Guy Hathcock of Mason; two grandsons: Carter and Conner Marbry. Widow of Billy Jerrel Marbry. Preceded in death by brother, John Hathcock. Visitation will be Monday from 5 until 8. Funeral service will be Tuesday, March 22, at 2 p.m., all at Maley-Yarbrough Chapel. Internment will be in Covington Memorial Garden. Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society.
Maley-Yarbrough Funeral Home
Oakland -
DORIS ANN McCRARY,
80, widow of Charles Everett Hurrah, died on Saturday, March 12, 2011 at her residence. Visitation - Monday, March 21, from 10-11:55 a.m. at Mississippi Blvd. Christian Church with Funeral Ceremony at 12 Noon. Interment- Vaiden, MS. Her memory will be cherished by her daughter, Martrice Hurrah, her sister, Barbara Donoho, her brother, Kenneth (Katie) McCrary, grandson, Justin Kenneth Banks and a host of other relatives and friends.
Burlison - HAZEL MOONEYHAM, 82, died March 19, 2011. Covington, (901)476-3757
Covington - ROY RANDOLPH, 66, died March 18, 2011. Covington, (901)476-3757
Selmer - DELBERT LEE
WEATHERLY, 58, died March 18. Shackelford, 731-645-3481
Covington - Walter Sale Whitehorn, 87, self employed painter and member of Covington First United Methodist Church, died March 19, 2011 at Covington Manor Nursing Home. He was an Army WWII veteran. Survived by his daughter, Judy (Johnny) Ray of Covington; brother: Wayne Whitehorn of Covington; two grandchildren: Kristi (William) Smith of Weathersord, TX. Michael Zeigler of Jackson, TN; two great-grandsons: Toby Neal and Little Will Smith. Widower of Willie Mae Whitehorn. Preceded in death by daughter: Brenda Whitehorn Neal. Visitation will be Sunday from 5 until 8. Funeral service will be Monday, March 21, at 2 p.m. all at Maley-Yarbrough Chapel. Internment will be in Leigh's Chapel Cemetery.
Maley-Yarbrough Funeral Home 901-476-9778
Gattman - DOYLE E. BROOKS, SR., 72, died March 18, 2011. Calvert, 662-494-2833
Grenada - GEORGE EDWIN DENLEY, 95, died March 17, 2011. Garner, 662-226-4711
Lambert-WILLIAM DOUGLAS HAYNES, 91, died March 17, 2011. Kimbro, 662-326-2881
Gulfport -
John Leo McCurdy, III died at his home in Gulfport, MS on March 15, 2011. He was a kind and generous man with a keen sense of humor. John was born on August 29, 1926 and grew up in Memphis, TN and was a member of MENSA. During World War II he served in the Army Air Force and was training to be a fighter pilot when the war ended. While in service he was a featherweight boxer. John was a lover of nature and especially animals. He spent considerable time backpacking in the hills of TN. John shared his survival skills with the Boy Scouts of America and also volunteered for Hospice and the Crisis Center. Mr. McCurdy was preceded in death by his parents Eva Beahr Cox and John Leo McCurdy, Jr. He is survived by his wife, Patricia and his daughter Deby (Bill) Klyce of Sardis, MS step-children; Robyn (Larry) Blavos, August (Fe) Schmitt III, Patricia (Mike) Kelly and their children; three half brothers; Bobby, Jimmy and Danny McCurdy; a cousin, Ruth Rook; and pets; Splenda and Max. John donated his body to science and requested gifts be given to the Humane Society, 2615 25th Ave Gulfport, MS. 39501. A memorial service is planned for a later date. Bradford O'Keefe O'Neal Road, Gulfport is in charge. View and sign register book at
www.bradfordokeefe. com
Bradford-O'Keefe Funeral Home
Oxford - GUINN LEROY TATUM, died March 17, 2011. Seven Oaks, (662)473-2363
Batesville - Janie Lee McCullar Toole age 97, resident of Fairfield Assisted Living, formerly of Enid, died March 18, 2011 at Tri-Lakes Medical Center. Funeral Services will be 3 p.m. Sunday, March 20, at Oakland Methodist Church with Rev. Clay Baker and Rev. Martin Case officiating. Interment to follow at Enid Oak Hill Cemetery. Wells Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Toole was born September 13, 1913 in Oakland, MS to the late Ruth Hunt McCullar and Garner Fount McCullar. She was married to James Algernon Toole for 47 years. He preceded her in death in 1979. Mrs. Toole was a retired U.S. Postal Clerk in Enid, MS, a member of Oakland Methodist Church where she attended Bible Study. She taught Sunday School for many years at Enid Union Church. She was an active member of Enid Home Demonstration Club and a substitute teacher. She was an avid birdwatcher and enjoyed writing poetry. She was preceded in death by one brother, Ray McCullar and sisters, Virginia Jo McCullar, Margaret M. Anderson and Martha Ruth M. Therrell, two grandsons, Joey Toole and Michael Toole. Survivors include four sons, James I. Toole (Leware) of Decatur, TX; Robert Lee Toole (Donnie) of Scobey, MS; Terry Hunt Toole (Lou) of Grenada, MS; Joe Melvin Toole (Lottie) of Enid, MS; and two daughters, Betty Jane T. Matthews (Travis) of Enid, MS; and Carolyn T. Via (Jimmy) of Cleveland, MS; brother, Garner Fount McCullar, Jr. of Oxford, MS; 14 grandchildren, 31 great-grandchildren and 3 great-great-grandchildren. Any one wishing to send memorials, the family requests that they be sent to Enid Oak Hill Cemetery Fund, 92 Enid Teasdale Road, Enid, MS 38927.
Wells Funeral Home
Arkabutla - Mary Wilkins Vinson, 96, died March 17, 2011. Pate, 662-562-4481
Hughes - JAMES RICHARD COOK, 67, died March 19, 2011. Roller-Citizens, 870-735-1000
Texas, Midland - RAY RIDDLE, formerly of Memphis, died the day before his 94th birthday in Midland, TX. A celebration of life service was held in Midland on March 10. While in Memphis, he served as the General Presbyter of Memphis Presbytery, 1960 - 1974. He also served as associate pastor of First Presbyterian Church and chaplain for Hospice until his retirement in 1998. Rev. Riddle was preceded in death by his sister, Frances Boyd, and a son-in-law, Forrest Dowling. He leaves his wife, Jane, of 67 years; a brother in Georgia; his daughters Jann Riddle Hill of Pullman, WA and Nancy Riddle Dowling of Memphis; four grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren.
Florida, Jupiter -
Suzanne Elaine Sproat Treadway, 27, of Jupiter, FL died on Wednesday March 16, 2011, peacefully and surrounded by family. Suzanne passed away at St. Mary's Medical Center following the birth of a healthy baby girl, Sawyer Elaine on March 12, 2011. Suzanne was born November 4, 1983 at Valley Hospital in Ridgewood, NJ to Kent and Betty Jane Sproat of Jupiter, FL. After moving to Granger, IN Suzanne settled in Jupiter where she graduated from Jupiter High School in 2001. She attended Florida Atlantic University and Palm Beach Community College, before graduating from Florida Gulf Coast University with a Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education in 2007. Suzanne is survived by her husband Jordan, daughter Sawyer, parents Kent and Betty Jane Sproat, Brother Ben Sproat (Kourtney) of Chicago, IL, sister Jordan Schneider (Brian) of Palm Beach Gardens, FL, nieces (Tatum and Lucy), nephews (Calin, and Holden), in-laws Terry and Marla Treadway of Hernando, MS, and brother-in-law Justin (Heather) Treadway of Coldwater, MS. Suzanne was in her first year as a second grade teacher at Seminole Trails Elementary School after several years of teaching kindergarten at Cape Coral Elementary School and Tanglewood Elementary School in Ft. Myers, FL. Visitation will be held at Taylor & Modeen Funeral Home (250 Center St. Jupiter, FL) on March 21 at 5-8 p.m. followed by a mass of Christian burial at St. Peters Catholic Church at 1701 Indian Creek Parkway, Jupiter FL at 10 a.m. March 22. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to directly to Jordan and Sawyer though an open group on facebook.com call the "The Treadway Foundation". For directions and online condolences, please visit
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This past Easter Sunday, Google took it upon itself to highlight the birthday of Cesar Chavez rather than highlight what to many Christians is the most important holiday in the faith. Google issued a statement that it was "difficult to choose which events to highlight" on the site on various holidays. The reality? This isn't the first time that Google chose not to go with the more significant event on a particular day. D-Day has been ignored twice (they opted to celebrate the invention of Tetris and the drive-in movie on those occasions) and on Memorial Day 2012, Google gave a small nod to the holiday in the form of a tiny American flag. What gets celebrated every year in the form of a Google Doodle? The Day of the Dead has been honored with a doodle every year since 2008.
Taking all of this into consideration, I decided to help Google make that all-too-difficult decision by making a list of my own. Here are some dates of holidays (thanks to Wikipedia) coming up later this year and some suggestions for Google to help make this incredibly tough decision infinitely easier:
On May 18th instead of recognizing Armed Forces Day, Google could promote the birthday of Czar Nicholas II of Russia.
On May 27th, when most Americans are celebrating Memorial Day, Google should recognize the 1933 release of Disney's The Three Little Pigs instead.
Instead of waving Old Glory on Flag Day on June 14th, Google could protest President Eisenhower's signing of the bill that put "Under God" in the Pledge of Allegiance.
On July 4th, Google staff could highlight instead the founding of the city of Trois-Rivieres in Quebec in 1634.
On September 2nd, the Google brain trust could make a super-doodle honoring the birth of super-actor Keanu Reeves. Labor Day can wait.
On October 14th, when most Americans commemorate Columbus Day, Google could either belittle President Reagan's 1982 announcement of the War on Drugs or vividly recall the 1981 election of Hosni Mubarak in Egypt. Take your pick.
November 11th, is the day when our heroic veterans are honored. Yasser Arafat's death should get the Google treatment instead.
November 28th, is the day for giving thanks and being with family. Instead the Google squad could hold a parade to remember the day when East Timor declared independence from Portugal in 1975.
After remembering Cesar Chavez on Easter Sunday, the Google team should break with tradition and celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ on December 25.
Sarcasm aside, it really is a shame that Google thinks it is a "difficult decision" whether to highlight a holiday worshipped by over two billion people or not. This isn't the first time this has happened at the company, and most likely won't be the last. Google is a powerful force on the web, and conveniently forgetting the Easter holiday is shameful.