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- Game Informer (8.75/10): "Battlefield 4 doesn't advance the series in any significant way, but the subtle improvements provide enough incentive for multiplayer fans to invest heavily in the land, air, and sea battles. Given the underwhelming performance of yet another story campaign, maybe DICE was on to something in ignoring single-player altogether in Battlefield 1942. Imagine what the studio could do if it invested all that manpower into making its already good multiplayer experience even better."
- IGN (8.5/10): "Battlefield 4 is an excellent multiplayer game that makes the most of its ambitions, proving once again that destruction is a valuable strategic addition to competitive combat, which reaches its full potential with two killer Commanders are bringing out the best in their squads. On the other hand, its single-player campaign is a disappointing, but functioning and familiar game with overwhelming action and remarkable spectacle."
- PC Gamer (84/100): "DICE is certainly guilty of taking an 'if it ain't broke' attitude to creating Battlefield 4, but its modest multiplayer refinements alongside excellent maps are enough to make it one of our favorite current FPSes. A cynic would call Battlefield 4 a deluxe map pack in sequel's clothing. If that's your predisposition, know that it's at least a wonderful map pack, one with enough variety, depth, and quality to survive a year of intense play."
- Polygon (7.5/10): "DICE has failed once again to make Battlefield 4 a serious single-player contender. But its emphasis on ambitious, team-based multiplayer does wonders to wash the taste of that failure away. Battlefield 4 takes the elements that have made each installment work and glues them together successfully - even if some rough edges show here or there."
- USGamer (3.5/5): "Even if it doesn't reach the dizzying heights to to which it aspires as a AAA shooter, though, Battlefield 4's core modes remain great, and they will only get better as new maps and vehicles become available. Thanks to its sheer enormousness, it retains a particular niche that I personally find very appealing, and I expect to continue playing throughout the year. I just hope I don't have to spend too much time in Chinese prison."
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HOLMES DR. GEORGE, M.D. Age 87, October 23, 2013. Beloved husband of the late Margaret. Loving father of Daniel (Mary Ann), David (Sandra), Stephen, Julie (Padraic) Sweeny, Jan (James) Bunting, Catherine, and Mary Margaret (Scott) Brittingham. Dear brother of Dennis (Pauline), Bob (Joan), and the late Patrick (Delores). Dearest grandfather of Bridget, Timothy, Danielle, Christopher, Kelly, Nicholas, Emma, and Kelsey. A Memorial Mass will be held November 16, 2013 at 10 a.m. at St. Vincent Pallotti Church (formerly St. Joseph Parish), 353 Elm St., Wyandotte, MI 48192, (734) 285-9840. Please visit our online obituary/guestbook at www.weisefuneralhome.com.
IRWIN BERNARD K. 79, of Northville, MI, died October 18, 2013. He was born September 16, 1934 in Detroit. He is survived by his wife of 51 years, Carol and three children, Karen, Lisa, and Janice (Dave) Lerg; three grandchildren, Kevin, Lindsey and Jenna; sister, Mary Alice Evans and her children, Linda, John, and Krista; along with loving canine companion, Casey. Private family gathering. Memorial contributions should be mailed to the Michigan Humane Society.
JANES NELL, 89, died peacefully October 23. Wife of 56 happy years to Bob Janes. Dear mother of Lynn (Clark) Bell. Loving grand-mother of Margaret (Lance Brinkman) and Doug. Sister of Irene Davis of Philadelphia, brother of Robert Dodd of New Jersey. Born in Montclair N.J., earned social work masters, worked in Family Service agencies in Buffalo New York and Oakland County, involved in many social justice causes. Memorial Service November 1st at 11a.m. at Northminster Presbyterian Church in Troy, reception to follow in the lounge. Memorials may be given to Alzheimer's Association, Northminster's social justice programs.
JELSO JANICE JUNE JENSEN October 6, 2013, age 79 of Shelbyville, Milford, and Detroit. Beloved wife of the late Norman. Loving mother of Michael (Lee), Patrick (Myrna), and Laura (Warren) Sheppard. Proud grandmother of 10 and great-grandmother of eight. Also leaving four brothers. A Mercy College and Michigan State University graduate, Janice taught 30 years for the Detroit Public Schools. Devoted member St. Scholastica Detroit, St. Mary's Milford, and St. Cyril & Methodius Gun Lake. Memorial Mass Saturday, November 2, 2013, 12 p.m. at St. Mary Catholic Church, 1955 E. Commerce, Milford, MI 48381. Memorial contributions may be made to Alzheimers Association, 25200 Telegraph Rd., Ste. 100, Southfield, MI 48033-7443. To share a memory, please visit vermeulenfuneralhome.com.
JONES MEDA ELIZABETH IDOL Age 84, October 25, 2013 of Woodhaven. For more information, please visit: www.martenson.com
KARKOSKI RALPH A., SR. Age 88 of Allen Park. Passed away October 25, 2013. Visit www.martenson.com for service times and information.
KENDALL SUSAN "SUSIE" FRANCES (NEE. DANFORTH) passed away peacefully on October 25, 2013. Born September 22, 1947 in Detroit, Susie led her life to the fullest. From the day she was born to her last breath, each day had purpose. She had a beautiful way of connecting with others letting them know they were thought of and important. A teacher by profession, Susie loved to learn. Throughout her life she immersed herself into projects that interested her. She spent many years researching and chronicling her family's history. Susie found her greatest joys in spending time with her family hitting the golf links with her husband, rooting on the Michigan Wolverines with her son-in-law, taking walks with her daughter, and playing with her grandchildren. Susie's energy and spirit will be carried on by her: husband, Rick Kendall; daughter, Julie Conrad, son-in-law, Adam Conrad; grandchildren Ellie and Sadie Conrad; brother Paul Danforth; step-mother Syl Danforth; and, sisters Ann Steeh and Marie Danforth. Memorial services will be held at First United Methodist Church of Birmingham on Wednesday, October 30 at 11 a.m. In lieu of flowers, donations in Susie's name will be gratefully accepted at Ele's Place (www.elesplace.org), 1582 Eisenhower Place, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48108 and/or The Gathering Place (www.touchedbycancer.org) 23300 Commerce Park, Beachwood, Ohio 44122. A.J. Desmond & Sons 248-549-0500. View obituary and share memories at www.DesmondFuneralHome.com
KERSTEN EARL E. age 89 of Plymouth, passed away on October 25, 2013. Loving husband of 63 years to Mary. Beloved father of Barbara (Michael) Bunnell and Earl (Alice) Kersten. Proud grandfather of James Bunnell, Brent (Mallory) Bunnell, Steve (Rachel) Kersten and Amie Gutierrez. Great- grandfather of Mason Bunnell, Aaron Kersten, Joseph Villarreal, Alisia Kersten, Alexandrea Kersten and Addison Kersten. A private family service will be held at a later date. Arrangements entrusted to the Schrader-Howell Funeral Home, Plymouth. Share memories at schrader-howell.com
KIEFER JAMES J. age 55, died October 22, 2013. Beloved son of Joseph G. Kiefer and the late Donna M. Kiefer. Dear brother of Mark (Jane) Kiefer, and uncle of Jason Kiefer and Amanda (Ryan) Chutorash. James was an avid boater and will be dearly missed by his family and boating friends at Markley Marina. Arrangements entrusted to the D.S. Temrowski & Sons Funeral Home in Warren. Please share memories at www.Temrowski.com
KINNEN DENNIS age 69, October 21, 2013. Beloved husband of Sandy. Loving father of Ryan (Suzy), Sean (Tanya) and Brady. Dear grandfather of five. Dennis retired from the Ford Rouge Plant after 42 years. A Memorial Mass in Dennis' honor will be held at 11:00 a.m. on November 9, 2013 at St. Genevieve-St. Maurice Catholic Church, 29015 Jamison, Livonia. Gathering from 10:00 a.m. until time of Mass. His family suggests donations to the Dearborn Animal Shelter or the Michigan Humane Society. Please share a memory of Dennis at rggrharris.com.
KOZIOL JANE October 19, 2013, age 95. Cherished wife of the late Walter. Dearest mother of Walter S. (Jeannie). Beloved grandmother of Andrew S. (Laura) and David W. (Lynette). Dear sister-in-law of Wacia Baczkowska. Leaves three great- granddaughters and many nieces and nephews. Predeceased by her parents, Valentine Stachowski and Mary Misiura, and her five siblings. She will be missed by her wonderful care givers, Susan Bledsoe, the staff at Aleardi's Place and Hospice of Michigan. Jane worked for General Motors for 30 years until her retirement in 1974. She enjoyed travel with family and an "occasional" slot machine or two. Family will receive friends on Saturday, November 2, 2013, beginning at 9:30 a.m. until the time of service at 11:00 a.m., at the Union Lake Road Chapel of the Elton Black & Son Funeral Home, 1233 Union Lake Road, White Lake, Michigan 48386. Memorials appreciated to Hospice of Michigan, 400 Mack Ave., Detroit, Michigan 48201. Please visit www.eltonblackandsonwhitelake.com
COOPER BERNICE KRAFT Passed away on October 24 in Honolulu, Hawaii. Born in Detroit in 1918. Resided in Grosse Pointe and Harper Woods. Following 25 years as a dedicated nurse she retired to Hawaii in 1991. Bernice was the mother of five children, Dr. Barbara Dill (Dr. Fred), Elizabeth Below, the late Cathleen Carroll, Warner (Linda), and Beverly Morton (Roger). Loving grandmother of 12 and great-grandmother of 10. You would consider yourself fortunate if you had ever had the chance to know her. A private service by the family in Honolulu.
KRAUSE MARIE J., passed away October 25, 2013. Born December 12, 1915. Second oldest and last surviving of nine children of Ignatz and Emma Wagner. Dearest wife of the late Sylvester. Cherished mother of Karen (David) Neilson, Richard, Christine (Wayne) English, and the late Anthony. Loving grandmother of Merritt (Vaughan) Scott Collins, James English, and Andrea (Dean) Raven. The family will receive friends Sunday 3-8 p.m. at the Sawyer-Fuller Funeral Home, 2125 12 Mile Rd., Berkley (2 blks. W. of Woodward). Mrs. Krause will lie in state Monday 9:30 a.m. until the time of Mass 10 a.m. at the National Shrine of the Little Flower Catholic Church, 2100 W. 12 Mile Rd., Royal Oak (NE corner of 12 Mile & Woodward). Burial to follow at Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Detroit. Memorials appreciated to Marianhill Missions, for her cousin, Fr. Anton Huber, in Germany. Share memories at www.sawyerfuller.com.
KUCZBORSKI ROSEMARY A. Age 83, October 17, 2013. Beloved daughter of the late Anthony and Celia Kuczborski. Loving sister of the late Virginia (Leonard) Makowski and the late Alice (Thomas) Kula. Also survived by six nieces and nephews. There will be a Memorial Mass Saturday 10 a.m. on November 2, 2013 at St. Matthias Church, 12509 19 Mile Rd. (W. of Schoenherr Rd.). Inurnment Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Share memories with the family at their "On-Line Guest Book" at WujekCalcaterra.com.
LéGER IRENE E., age 90, October 25, 2013 of Novi. Beloved wife of the late Hilaire. Loving mother of Thomas (Mary Lou), Mary (Richard) Chavanak, Cathy (Don) Schoener, Gene (Suzanne), Chris (Kathleen), Debbie (André) Malott, Julie (Freddy) Dunstan, Michel (John Sebastian) and the late Irene Anne and Joseph. Dear sister of Elaine Hillebrand, Shirley Forrest and Mary Lou Levine. 18 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Visitation Monday and Tuesday 3-9 p.m. at the R.G. & G.R. Harris Funeral Home, 15451 Farmington Rd., Livonia. Scripture Service 7 p.m. Tuesday. Visitation continues Wednesday 10 a.m. until the time of service at 10:30 a.m. in Church of the Holy Family, 24505 Meadowbrook Rd., Novi, MI 48375. Sign online guestbook at www.rggrharris.com.
LEWIS PATRICIA B. Age 90. October 16, 2013. Beloved mother of Burke (Donna), Todd (Debra), and Mark. She was predeceased by Charles, her loving husband of 62 years, and her son Peter. She was the loving grandmother of Jennifer, Douglas, Kyle, Alison, and Stuart, and the proud great-grandmother of Evan and Clare. A lifelong resident of Birmingham, Michigan, she attended Baldwin High School ('41) and Denison University ('45). She was a member of The Village Women's Club, Delta Delta Delta Sorority, St. Anne's Guild at St. James Episcopal Church and Birmingham Town Hall, having formerly served as its President. She enjoyed summers with her family at their summer home in Good Hart, Michigan and will always be remembered for her wonderful personality and smile. Funeral arrangements by Michigan Cremation Society. A private memorial service will be held at a future date. The family asks that any memorials be made to St. James Episcopal Church or The Baldwin Public Library in Birmingham, MI.
LING KELCY LEE age 98, passed away Friday, October 25, 2013 at the Arbor Inn Nursing Home. Loving wife of the late William Paris Ling; caring mother to Ann (Michael) Coleman. Last of 13 siblings. Visitation 2-9 p.m. Sunday, October 27 at the Kaul Funeral Home, 35201 Garfield Rd., Clinton Township. Funeral Service 7 p.m. Sunday, October 27 at the funeral home. Please share a loving memory with the family at www.kaulfuneralhome.com
JOSEPH LOUIS R. Age 68 of Shelby Township, passed away on October 23, 2013 surrounded by his loving family. Louis worked as a banker in Michigan, Florida and Chicago. He retired from Paramount Bank in 2005. He will be remembered as a loving family man and for his strong work ethic. Louis is survived by his sister, Liela (Chris) Dunlap; aunt, Mary (Virgil) Medley; cousins, David (Linda) Gilboe and Joseph (Susan) Medley; and a host of extended relatives and cherished friends. Visitation will take place at Lee-Ellena Funeral Home (46530 Romeo Plank, Macomb between Hall and 21 Mile) on Thursday, October 31 from 5-9 p.m. and Friday, November 1 from 2-9 p.m. with a Rosary service Friday at 7 p.m. A Funeral Mass will be held at St. Sharbel Maronite Catholic Church (31601 Schoenherr, Warren) on Saturday, November 2 at 10 a.m. (in state 9:30 a.m). Interment will take place at Resurrection Cemetery in Clinton Township immediately following the funeral. Please make memorial contributions to St. Sharbel Maronite Catholic Church or to the Boys Town charity in Boys Town, Nebraska. Please leave a memory at lee-ellenafuneralhome.com
MACCAGNONE JEROME THOMAS Age 87, died October 22, 2013 in Tampa, Florida, formerly of East Detroit. He was born December 8, 1925, in Detroit. A veteran of the U. S. Marine Corps, he served in WWII, at Iwo Jima and Guam. Husband of the late Lillian Maccagnone (Bender), father of the late Denise and is survived by children Dennis, David, Diane (Sims), Dean, Duane, Donald, Darryl, and 21 grandchildren, 18 great-grandchildren. Brother of Mary Grace, Thomas, Josephine and Frank. Will be laid to rest in Tampa, Florida.
MANIACI VIRGINIA A. October 24, 2013. Age 84. Beloved wife of the late John. Loving mother of Ben (Kathleen). Proud and loving grandmother of John, Gina, Ben (Concetta), and Joseph (Sonya), and great-grandmother of Marcello and Martina. Dear sister of Steven (Carol) Lackomar. Also survived by several loving in-laws, cousins, nieces, and nephews. Visitation Sunday 2-9 p.m. with a 7 p.m. Scripture Service at Wujek-Calcaterra & Sons, Inc., 54880 Van Dyke (at 25 Mile Rd.), Shelby Twp. In state Monday 9:30 a.m. until time of 10 a.m. Mass at St. Therese of Lisieux Catholic Church, 48115 Schoenherr (N. of 21 Mile Rd.), Shelby Twp. Entombment, Resurrection Cemetery, Clinton Twp. Please share memories with the family at their "On-Line Guestbook" at WujekCalcaterra.com.
WALTER EDWARD MANSERGH 90, passed away peacefully on Sunday, October 20, 2013 at his current residence, Primrose Retirement Communities, in Duluth, MN. He was born at home in West Duluth, weighing twelve pounds, on February 25, 1923. His parents were Walter Clifton and Genevieve (Emmett) Mansergh. Walt was a proud 1941 graduate of Denfeld High School and attended Duluth Junior College for a while where he studied Art. As a member of "the Greatest Generation" he served with the U.S. Army in the South Pacific during WWII. Upon returning from war with jobs scarce in Duluth, he went to live with family in St. Paul where he worked for Western Electric for about a year. He then returned to Duluth and began an apprenticeship as a machinist at U.S. Steel, Gary Works. He worked at U.S. Steel as a machinist and a Foreman until its closure, totaling about 27 years. He then went on to work at Hallett Wire until retirement. On June 3, 1950, Walt was united in marriage to Hazel Gotland, also from West Duluth. They spent the first 41 years living on Park Point where they raised their daughter and he remodeled their home many times! Tired of waiting for the Aerial Lift Bridge, he built a home in the Canyon area and they moved there after his retirement. He showed artistic talent at quite a young age. Around the age of twelve he carved the Seven Dwarfs from Ivory Soap and painted them. As a young man he water colored wild animals, which he in turn gave to his mother who was an animal lover, too, made many drawings and painted. Throughout his life he loved woodworking, carving and painting. He carved ducks with extreme detail and painted them. He also carved busts of pets into blocks of wood, which became wonderful memories for those pet owners. He remodeled many kitchens and bathrooms for friends and neighbors. Walt was passionate about nature. He loved hunting and fishing. He could be found on many an early Saturday morning heading to the Brule River for some trout fishing. He fished on a five week trip to Alaska in the '60's-even fishing on a lake in the Yukon never fished by non-natives before him. He and some buddies built a hunting shack on land owned by his cousin near Goodland, MN, where many a good times were had. For many years he went duck hunting in Canada with a brother-in-law and nephew. He was a hardworking, fun-loving man. He loved to tease and loved it even more if you teased him back. He was loyal and true, kind and giving. Besides loving his family, he also enjoyed a Petri now and again and was known to say, "It's 5 o'clock somewhere!" He was a long time member of Elks, the American Legion and the VFW. After 52 years of marriage, Hazel passed away in 2002. Walt married Virginia Hay Karjalainen in 2004. Together they moved to Primrose in April 2011, where he remained until his death. He was preceded in death by his wife, Hazel, his parents and his sister and brother-in-law, Lillian and Omer Wick. He is survived by his daughter and son-in-law, Lisa and John Jaros; his two grandchildren, Daniel and Elizabeth Jaros all of Brighton, MI; his wife Virginia; three nieces, Phylis Wick Pfister, Natalie Wick Brunette, Janice Wick and their families, as well as Hazel's twin sister Helen and Hazel's six nephews and their families. The family wishes to extend heartfelt thanks to the entire Primrose Staff, most especially to the nursing staff. The care he required, especially in the last year, was great and the nurses were extraordinary in their care for him. Hugs and many thanks to all of them! Visitation: 5-8 p.m. Friday, October 25th at Bell Brothers Funeral Home, 601 N. 56th Ave. W. Duluth and continues Saturday at 11 a.m. until the Noon Funeral Service at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, 2802 Minnesota Ave. Duluth. Interment at Oneota Cemetery. To leave a memory or words of support for Walter's family please visit: bellbrothersfuneralhome.com
MATHIAS, JAMES WILLIAM Age 58. Passed away October 8, 2013. Preceded in death by his mother Joann Mathias and his father Ferris Mathias. Survived by his brother, Jack (Hannah). James was a beloved uncle to Daniel and Laura (Gavin); and adoring great uncle to Madeline and Stella. Thirty year employee of the City of Plymouth, MI. In lieu of flowers a donation to the American Cancer Society. Graveside service November 8, 2013 at 11AM at Riverside Cemetery, 660 Plymouth Rd., Plymouth, MI. Luncheon to follow at Plymouth Cultural Center, 525 Farmer St., Plymouth, MI.
MYERS ROMAINE H. October 24, 2013. Age 95 of Dearborn. Beloved wife of the late John W. Loving mother of John C. (Terri) Myers, Robert W. (Mary) Myers and Carol A. (Tom) Barch. Dear sister of the late Dorothy and Joseph "Buddy". Also survived by nine grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Visitation Sunday, October 27, 2013 from 2- 9 p.m. at the Dearborn Chapel of Voran Funeral Home, 23701 Ford Road. (313) 278-5100. In state Monday 9:00 a.m. with a 9:30 a.m. Mass of the Resurrection to follow at Church of the Divine Child, 1055 N. Silvery Lane, Dearborn. Interment St. Hedwig Cemetery. Share a memory with the family at www.voranfuneralhome.com
NALEPKA CAROL J. Age 76 October 24, 2013. Beloved wife of Stanley for almost 60 years. Loving mother of David (Sandy) and Karen (Kelly) Nedo. Dear grandmother of Ashley, Derek, Chelsea and Ryan. Great-grandmother of Avery. Beloved sister of David Stratton and the late Peggy Kobe. She was dearly loved and will be deeply missed by many family and friends. Private family services to be held. www.santeiufuneralhome.com
NEAL TAMARA R. age 51, October 19,2013. Beloved mother of Ryan Lehtonen and Erin Neal; cherished grandmother of Oliver; loving companion of Joseph Michalewicz; and dearest sister of Tracy and Dave Schales. She is also survived by her favorite furry little dogs, Max and Sugar. Private services held. Arrangements entrusted with the Faulmann & Walsh Golden Rule Funeral Home of Fraser. In lieu of flowers, memorials to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation appreciated. Share memories at www.faulmannwalsh.com.
NEWLIN HERMINA G. October 17, 2013. Age 80, of Greyslake, Illinois. Formerly of the Wayne/Westland area. Beloved wife of the late Stanley Newlin. Loving mother of Pam (the late Stan) Roubion, Danielle Garrity, Cindy (Russ) Schuman, Michael (Mary) Newlin. Grandmother of 10 and great-grandmother of 10. She was preceded in death by her parents Daniel and Katherina Dengel, her siblings Edna Watts, Daniel Dengel and her niece Shelly Dengel. Funeral Services from St. John Evangelical Lutheran Church, 35320 Glenwood Rd., Westland, Saturday 10 a.m. Visitation from the Uht Funeral Home, Westland, Friday 1:00-8:00 p.m. Burial to take place at Glen Eden Cemetery, Livonia. In lieu of flowers memorials to the American Cancer Society at www.cancer.org or St. Jude Children's Research Hospital at www.sjude.org or Advocate at Home Hospice Care at www.advocatehealth.com.
O'CONNELL THOMAS F. Passed away on the evening of October 24 at the Woodhaven Retirement Community at the age of 86. He was born on April 2, 1926 in Detroit to the late Patrick J. O'Connell and Nora Keane O'Connell. Tom is preceded in death by his older brother Patrick and survived by his younger brother William. Tom's devoted wife of 61 years, Ruth, passed away in June 2012. They are survived by four children and three grandchildren, Kathleen (Gerry Rumierz) and grandchildren Matthew and Ania Rumierz of Fort Mill, South Carolina, Thomas, Jr. (Robin) of Dearborn, Maureen of Charlotte, North Carolina, Patrick of Taylor, and granddaughter Kelly. He was inducted into the Army on July 18, 1944, Company H 47th Infantry Regiment 9th Division as an automatic rifleman, served in Germany and received an honorable discharge in 1946. Tom did not speak in much detail of his military service but was more than happy to discuss his mule and its behavior toward men he did not like and his time as a movie theater projectionist as the war was winding down. After the war, Tom received a Veteran's Certificate GED from the Parochial Schools Archdiocese of Detroit and went on to receive an undergraduate degree in Marketing from Eastern Michigan University and an MBA from the University of Detroit in 1970. Tom's advanced degrees were received through sheer will and determination and the support of his wife, Ruth, while working full time and raising a family of four over the span of 25 years in night school. Following the completion of his MBA, Tom taught marketing in night school at Henry Ford Community College for more than twenty years. Tom had a successful 37 year career at the Ford Motor Company. Beginning in 1986, while Tom was working at the corporate headquarters, he became involved in the college recruitment arena. Ford had a strategy to recruit minorities and Tom was responsible for identifying the best and brightest in Detroit area high schools. The students that Tom identified attended Howard University with the support of the Ford Motor Company College Relations Sponsorship Program. This became his life's work after his official retirement in 1988. The Ford/Howard program was viewed as a huge success story among the automaker's other college recruitment programs in terms of retention and participation. As of 2002, Tom was responsible for more than 200 students attending Howard University. He mentored many students that came from very poor beginnings like his and watched them become successful through hard work and perseverance. Tom's experience during the war strengthened his faith in God. He was a spiritual man and committed to his Catholic faith in word and deed. He spent his adult life volunteering in various capacities at his parish church and taught catechism to middle school students for many years. Tom loved life and lived it to the fullest. Visitation will be held on Monday, October 28 from 4 until 8 p.m. at Schrader-Howell, 280 Main Street in Plymouth. An additional visitation will be held Tuesday, October 29 from 10 until 10:30 a.m. at Our Lady of Good Counsel located at 47650 N. Territorial Road followed by a Funeral Mass at 10:30 a.m. A brief graveside service will be held at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery located at 25800 W. Ten Mile Road. Condolences can be made on line at www.schrader-howell.com. In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made to the American Cancer Society or the Alzheimer's Association.
OTTO ARNOLD C. Age 84, October 24, 2013. Beloved husband of Rose. Loving father of Denise (Terry) Sharpe, Diane (Michael) Powser and David (Melissa) Otto. Proud grandfather of Anthony and Kaitlyn. Dearest brother of Ralph (Rose Marie) Otto. A proud Korean War Veteran. Arnold retired from General Dynamics as well as the U.S. Army after 20 years of service. Memorial Visitation Saturday, November 2, 2013 from 10:00 a.m. until time of Service at 11:30 a.m. at Wujek-Calcaterra & Sons, Inc., 36900 Schoenherr at Metro Parkway (16 Mile). In lieu of flowers donations are welcome to Mercy Cranbrook Hospice. Share memories with the family at their "On Line Guest Book" at WujekCalcaterra.com.
PATRIZE ROBERT age 69 of Encinitas, California formerly of Harrison Twp., Michigan, passed away on October 9, 2013, after a long and courageous battle with cancer. He is survived by his wife Christine; his daughters, Charlotte, Heather Rocha (Daniel), Kim Schoonover (Charlie); grandsons Robby (Sara) and Dominec Rocha; and brother Gary Patrize.
PITONYAK BEVERLY L. (NEE LEIGH) October 26, 2013, age 66. Beloved wife of A. F. (Frank). Dearest mother of William (Cheryl) Pitonyak, Jeffrey (Heather Bettcher) Pitonyak and the late August F. Pitonyak. Loving grandmother of Maygan, Kensington and Arthur. Dear sister of Nancy Leigh. Visitation Tuesday 3-9 p.m. at Wujek-Calcaterra & Sons, Inc., 36900 Schoenherr at Metro Parkway (16 Mile). In state Wednesday 9:00 a.m. until 9:30 a.m. time of Mass at St. Blase Church, 12151 15 Mile Road (between Schoenherr & Van Dyke). Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Memorials to Beaumont Cancer Society appreciated. Share memories with the family at their "On-Line Guest Book" at WujekCalcaterra.com
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POCOCK BERNICE Howell, MI. Age 84, passed away September 15, 2013. She was born November 6, 1928 in Detroit. Bernice's Mass of Christian Burial will be Tuesday October 29, 2013 at 11 a.m. at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Howell. Visitation will be from 10 a.m. until the time of service at the church. Please leave a message of comfort to Bernice's family at www.borekjennings.com.
BERNICE POCOCK HOWELL, MICHIGAN Her Life age 84, passed away September 15, 2013 at Argentine Care Center. Bernice was born November 6, 1928 in Detroit, Michigan. In 1950 she married her husband Gordon. Bernice was a Nurse's Aide at the Arnold Home in Detroit, and a member of St. Joseph Catholic Church in Howell. Bernice will be remembered as a loving mother and grandmother that shined when she was caring for others. Her Legacy She is survived by her children; Darlene (Michael) Laird of Whitmore Lake; Lydia Phillips of Milan; Annette (Anthony) Dubanik of Pinckney; Katherine (Robert) Hornburger of Romulus and Mark (Christine) Pocock of Howell, as well as 15 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband Gordon in 2007; her son Walter and her brother Chester. Her Farewell Bernice's Farewell and Mass of Christian Burial will be Tuesday, October 29, 2013 at 11:00AM at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Howell, Father Prabhu Lakra officiating. Family and friends will gather at the church from 10:00 AM until the time of service. Memorial contributions may be made to the family for future designation. Please leave a message of comfort to Bernice's family by calling 1.877.231.7900 or sign the guestbook at : www.borekjennings.com
POULOS KARL E. October 22, 2013, age 84 of Plymouth (Salem Township). Beloved husband of Sophia for 44 years. Loving father of Peter and Louis K. (Jeanette). Proud grandfather of Chance, Sofia and Elliana. Dear brother of John (Panagiota) Eliopoulos. Also survived by many nieces and nephews. Owner of Karl's Cabin for 32 years. Visitation Sunday 2-9 p.m. with a Prayer Service at 6 p.m. at Vermeulen Funeral Home, 46401 W. Ann Arbor Rd., (btwn Sheldon and Beck), Plymouth. In state Monday 10:00 a.m. until the 10:30 a.m. Funeral Service at SS Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church, 36375 Joy Rd., (E. of Wayne Rd.), Westland. Memorial contributions may be made to SS Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church or Nativity of the Virgin Mary. To share a memory, please visit vermeulenfuneralhome.com
POULOS, KARL E. October 22, 2013, Age 84 of Plymouth (Salem Township). Beloved husband of Sophia for 44 years. Loving father of Peter and Louis K. (Jeanette). Proud grandfather of Chance, Sofia & Elliana. Dear brother of John (Panagiota) Eliopoulos. Also survived by many nieces and nephews. Owner of Karls Cabin for 32 years. Visitation Sunday 2-9 PM with a Prayer Service at 6 PM at Vermeulen Funeral Home, 46401 W Ann Arbor Rd., (btwn Sheldon & Beck) Plymouth. In state Monday 10:00 AM until the 10:30 AM Funeral Service at SS Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church, 36375 Joy Rd., (E. of Wayne Rd.) Westland. Memorial contributions may be made to SS Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church or Nativity of the Virgin Mary. To share a memory, please visit: vermeulenfuneralhome.com
PREVOST JOSEPH H. SR. Age 89 of Howell. Beloved husband of Beverly. Father of Anne (Forrest), Joseph Jr (Nancy), William, Robert, Patricia, John and Jane Hale. Also survived by 14 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Visitation 4-8pm Sunday October 27, 2013 with memorial services at 11am Monday October 28, 2013 at Mac Donalds Funeral Home, Howell, MI 48843 (517) 546-2800. Memorial contributions are suggested to St Joseph Mercy Livingston Hospice.
PRICE MARGARET H. Age 94, of Farmington, Michigan, died October 9, 2013. Preceded in death by her husband of 50 years, Charles R. Price. Survived by her children; Gary (Linda) Price and Susan (Frederick) DeNio. Cherished grandmother of Matthew (Jennifer) DeNio, Robert (Monica) DeNio, Ned Price and Delevan Price; great-grandmother of Barrett DeNio and Zoey DeNio. Dear sister of Dorothy Neil. Aunt, great-aunt and great-great-aunt to many nieces and nephews; many dear cousins. Though we know Heaven has welcomed a very special person, our hearts can't help but feel sorrow. A private interment will occur.
RAHE ELEANOR K. Age 93. October 25, 2013. Cherished friend and neighbor to many. Retired from the Detroit Institute for Children. Memorials to the St. Germain Foundation - I AM Temple, P.O. Box 2306, Farmington Hills, MI 48333 are appreciated. Arrangements by Wm. Sullivan & Son Funeral Home, Royal Oak, 248-541-7000. Share your memories at www.sullivanfuneraldirectors.com.
RAYMOND ROSE MARIE (COOCH) 81, succumbed to cancer October 10, 2013, and died in her sleep at her home while under the care of SJPHS Hospice. She was born in Iron River, Michigan and is preceded in death by her husband, Everett, along with siblings Sophie, Joseph, Robert, Frank and Walter. She is survived by her children Linda (Ron), Mary (Dennis), Donald, Julie (Dave) and Susan and by her grandchildren Lisa and Ryan; and by siblings Ben and Ellen (Ted). At her specific request, there will be no funeral service. Anyone wishing to do so may make a donation in her name to Hospice or in support of Breast Cancer research or cure.
RIDGWAY OLENE (NEE PRICE) October 23, 2013 Age 101 of Dearborn. Wife of the late Dines L. Dear mother of Peggy Harrison (the late Richard) and the late Patricia O'Day (the late William). Grandmother of Pamela, Nancy, Kathleen, Ruth and Norman. Great grandmother of Kevin R., Steven, Richard, Kevin C., Laurel, Nicholas and Jessica. Sister of Dorothy Johnson (John). Aunt of Donna and Valda. Memorial services will be held at a later date. Memorial tributes to The Salvation Army. A.J. Desmond & Sons (248) 549-0500. view obituary and share memories at www.DesmondFuneralHome.com
ROBERTSON ALISEN Formerly from Bloomfield Hills for 20 years. Of Imperial Lakes, Florida, passed away on October 20, 2013, while at home with her husband Lloyd and daughter Lori by her side. She will be sorely missed but always be with us in our hearts. She celebrated her 90th birthday on October 4th. She is survived by her husband, Lloyd Robertson; daughter, Kathie (Bob); son, Jim; son, John (Sandy); and their son, Colin; and daughter, Lori. Alisen was a beloved, dedicated mother and also served as a Docent at the Detroit Institute of Arts for many years. Sympathy cards can be sent to the Robertsons, 8503 Imperial Circle, Palmetto, FL 34221. Groover Funeral Home is assisting the family.
ROGGEN GEORGES M. of Milford, age 86, passed away at his home on Thursday, October 24, 2013. He is survived by his beloved wife of 34 years, Vera; his children, Gilbert (Jennie), Christian, Patricia Leduc and Stephan; grandchildren, Thomas, Sebastian, Gaeton, Rochelle, Marcha and Jonas; nieces, nephews, extended family and friends. Friends may visit Lynch & Sons Funeral Home, 404 E. Liberty, Milford on Sunday, October 27 from 3-8 p.m. with a Rosary at 6 p.m. A Funeral Service will be held at St. Mary Our Lady of the Snows, 1955 E. Commerce St., Milford on Monday, October 28, 2013 at 11 a.m., with a gathering beginning at 10:30 a.m. Msgr. John Budde officiating. Memorial contributions may be made in his name to American Cancer Society or American Heart Association. For further information phone Lynch & Sons, Milford at 248-694-6645 or visit www.LynchFuneralDirectors.com
RUCHALA EULA MAE age 72, October 25, 2013 of Romulus. Beloved wife of the late Eugene. Loving mother of Tracy May, Tina Hiveley and Maria (Larry Bullock) Vella. Proud grandmother of Brett Hiveley, Krista Vella, Brandon Hiveley, Shaun Hiveley, Anthony Hiveley and Kori Bullock. Great-grandmother of Kori Hiveley. Also leaves her dear former husband Paul E. Vella and her sweet dog Daisy Mae. Visitation Monday 2-8 p.m. at Vermeulen Funeral Home, 980 N. Newburgh Rd., (between Ford and Cherry Hill) Westland. Funeral Service Tuesday 1:30 p.m. at the funeral home. Memorial contributions to the family payable to Krista Vella would be appreciated. To share a memory, please visit vermeulenfuneralhome.com.
SCHMIDT WILLIAM Age 73, of South Lyon, Michigan passed away on October 19, 2013. He was born in Detroit, MI to the late Walter and Mary Schmidt. He is survived by his wife Kathy, son Joe, daughter Sara, sister Marilou and brother Michael. Memorial service will be held on November 2, 2013 12:00p.m. at St. Joseph Catholic Church, 830 S. Lafayette, South Lyon, MI. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Focus Hope, 1355 Oakman Blvd. Detroit, MI 48338 or The Capuchin Soup Kitchen, 1820 Mt. Elliott, Detroit, MI 48207.
SCHUBERING MARGARET L. (NEE NETZORG) October 23, 2013. Age 89, peacefully at home. Beloved wife of the late George E. for 60 years. Dear mother of Susan Flynn (Thomas) and Rebecca McNaughton (Jack). Loving grandmother "Nonnie" of Madeline, Sarah and Grant. Sister of the late Leslie Netzorg. Also survived by many nieces and nephews. The family is grateful to all her caregivers, especially Annie, Heidi, Ann, Lynda, Dar, Paula, and Lisa. Family will receive friends Tuesday 3-8 p.m. at A.J. Desmond & Sons (Vasu, Rodgers & Connell Chapel), 32515 Woodward (btwn. 13-14 Mile), 248-549-0500. Funeral Service Wednesday 2 p.m. at First United Methodist Church, 1589 W. Maple Rd., Birmingham. Visitation at church begins at 1:30 p.m. Memorial tributes to Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation or Art & Soul, c/o Central United Methodist Church, Detroit. View obituary and share memories at www.DesmondFuneralHome.com
SCHUBERING, MARGARET L. (nee Netzorg) October 23, 2013 Age 89, peacefully at home. Beloved wife of the late George E. for 60 years. Dear mother of Susan Flynn (Thomas) and Rebecca McNaughton (Jack). Loving grandmother "Nonnie" of Madeline, Sarah and Grant. Sister of the late Leslie Netzorg. Also survived by many nieces and nephews. The family is grateful to all her caregivers, especially Annie, Heidi, Ann, Lynda, Dar, Paula and Lisa. Family will receive friends Tuesday 3-8p.m. at A.J. Desmond & Sons (Vasu, Rodgers & Connell Chapel), 32515 Woodward (btwn 13-14 Mile), 248-549-0500. Funeral Service Wednesday 11a.m. at First United Methodist Church, 1589 W. Maple Rd., Birmingham. Visitation at church begins at 10:30 a.m. Memorial tributes to Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation or Art & Soul, Detroit. View obituary and share memories at: DesmondFuneralHome.com
SEITZ CHARLOTTE Age 85, of Novi, passed away peacefully on October 21, 2013. Beloved wife of the late Jack Seitz. Dear mother of Laura, Bill (Sue), the late Claudia, John (Jayne), and Leslie (Peter) Rampe. Loving grandmother of Rebecca, Bryan, and Eric. Charlotte loved to travel, enjoyed arranging flowers and rearranging furniture, and always spoke her mind. A memorial service will be held at Fox Run residence, 41000 13 Mile Rd., Novi on Saturday, November 2 at 2 p.m. Memorial gifts can be made to The Fox Run Benevolent Fund, 41100 Fox Run Road, Novi, MI 48377.
SHEA SR. MARION (JANE MARIE) I.H.M. Age 86. Died October 24, 2013. Beloved aunt of several nieces and nephews. Visitation Monday 2-7:30 p.m. at the I.H.M. Motherhouse Chapel in Monroe, MI, with Prayers at 3 p.m. and Funeral Services on Tuesday 10 a.m. Memorials to the I.H.M. Retirement Fund. Arrangements by the Rupp Funeral Home, 734-241-9300.
CARMEN ESTELLA STEVENS Age 93 of Brighton passed away October 25, 2013. She was born January 27, 1920 a daughter of Rex and Virginia (Bradley) Crout. On April 20, 1940 she was married to Matt L. Stevens who preceded her in death in 1984. Mrs. Stevens was a member of the Brighton Senior Citizens group, was an avid reader, but most of all enjoyed spending time with her family, especially her grandchildren. Surviving is her daughter, Julie (Fred) Abner; 3 grandchildren: Heidi, Joel, Heather; 4 great grandchildren: Christine, Brian, Olivia, and Lela. Memorial contributions are suggested to the Charity of One's Choice. Please visit Carmen's Book of memories at: www.keehnfuneralhome.com
SUTTON, JEANETTE Age 83, long time resident of Livonia. Preceded in death by her beloved husband John. Loving mother of Michael Sutton, Barb Sutton. William (Lisa) Sutton, Anne (Bruce) White, and the late Jeanne Sutton. Dear grandmother of Andrea, Rachel, Nichole, Emma, and Shelby. Cherished sister of Florence Crismon and Mary Wharam. Also leaves behind many other loving family and friends. Private services were held by the family. Memorial Contributions may be made to the ALS Association, 675 Big Beaver Rd., Suite 207, Troy, MI 48083. Arrangement by Fred Wood Funeral Home Rice Chapel


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Barton Creek
|Barton Creek
Barton Creek in 1900[1]
|United States
|Texas Hill Country
|Hays County, Texas
|- elevation
|380 m (1,247 ft)
|- coordinates
|Colorado River (Texas)
|- location
|Lady Bird Lake
|- elevation
|130 m (427 ft)
|- coordinates
|30°16′1.46″N 97°45′40.63″W / 30.2670722°N 97.7612861°WCoordinates: 30°16′1.46″N 97°45′40.63″W / 30.2670722°N 97.7612861°W
|64 km (40 mi)
|- average
|1.84 m3/s (65 cu ft/s)
Barton Creek is a tributary that feeds the Colorado River as it flows through the Texas Hill Country. The creek passes through some of the more scenic areas in Greater Austin and forms a greenbelt that is the habitat for many indigenous species of flora and fauna, including at least seven endangered species of plants.[2]
The creek begins in northern Hays County and flows 40 miles (64 km) east through Austin to Lady Bird Lake (formerly Town Lake), where it merges with the Colorado River. The creek falls into the fissure of the Edwards Aquifer in southwest Austin and reemerges at Barton Springs. During rainy seasons, upper Barton Creek hosts water recreation including kayaking, tubing, and swimming. The Lower Barton Creek Greenbelt features these water sports year-round with swimming in Barton Springs Pool, and kayaking and caneoing in the creek fed with the discharge from the springs.
History and conservation[edit]
During the 17th and 18th centuries, Barton Creek was believed to host Tonkawa and Comanche Indian camps.
The creek is named for William Barton, who built a house near Barton Springs in 1837.[2] The springs quickly became a popular resort, and its swimming hole was replaced with a pool some time during the 1930s.
Development in Austin in the 1970s and 1980s began to threaten both the creek's water quality and wildlife. Heavy rainfall often caused pools at the springs to close due to contamination from runoff and sewer lines, the effluent of the affluent upstream subdivisions entering the Edwards Aquifer recharge zone which feeds the springs. Following public outcry, the Austin City Council passed the Barton Creek watershed ordinance in 1980 and the Comprehensive Watersheds Ordinance in 1986. Proposals in 1990 to develop land in the watershed resulted in more public outcry which spurred passage of the Save Our Springs Citizens' Initiative of 1992, which severely limited construction, curtailed tax exemptions, established pollution control standards and implemented methods for reducing accidental contamination.
Barton Creek also fronts the Barton Creek Habitat Preserve, a 4,100-acre (17 km2) habitat maintained by local residents and the Nature Conservancy. The reserve is home to old-growth stands of juniper, oak, cedar and elm trees, rare woodland flowers and plants such as Heller's marbleseed and gravelbar brickellbush, endangered golden-cheeked warblers and black-capped vireos, and the threatened Guadalupe bass.[3]
Barton Creek near the Colorado River confluence
See also[edit]
- ^ Hill, R.T. 1901. Geography and geology of the Black and Grand Prairies, Texas with detailed descriptions of the Cretaceous formations and special reference to artesian waters. In: Walcott, C.D. (Director), Twenty-First Annual Report of the United States Geological Survey to the Secretary of the Interior (1899-1900), Part VII-Texas, Washington: Government Printing Office, 662 pp.
- ^ a b Anonymous. "Barton Creek". Handbook of Texas. Retrieved 6 November 2009.
- ^ Anonymous. "Barton Creek Habitat Preserve Fact Sheet" (PDF). Nature Conservancy. Retrieved 8 April 2010.
External links[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to
Barton Creek.
- Barton Creek from the Handbook of Texas Online
- Extensive photo collection of Barton Creek at Fractasia
- Barton Creek Habitat Preserve


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Mobile Podcaster - Record and Publish Your Podcast to WordPress, Libsyn and Dropbox
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Mobile Podcaster is an iPhone & iPad podcast publishing application that lets you record and publish audio recordings and podcast episodes (up to 15 minutes long) directly to your WordPress website (both Wordpress.org and Wordpress.com).
Whether you podcast on a regular basis or simply want to add audio to your blog, Mobile Podcaster makes it easy to podcast, saves you significant time and makes podcasting much more enjoyable.
WordPress 3.6 and newer includes audio embedding support (M4a and MP3). Popular WordPress podcasting plugins, such as Blubrry PowerPress, allow you to sync your WordPress podcast with iTunes. Since Mobile Podcaster enables you to automatically publish audio to your site … publishing to iTunes just became a breeze.
* Record podcast episodes from your iPad or iPhone
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You may not be aware that youve been glamping if you can say youve woken to a lion roaring outside your cushy tent in Africa, or greeted a South Sea-island morning in a thatched-roof hut with a glass-floor view of a teeming lagoon underneath, or planned a yurt-side mani, pedi and yoga getaway with your best girlfriends. But trust me, youve been camping with attitude.
The cost can range from $150 to $4900 a day, and the higher the dollars go, the less stuff you need to pack other than your clothes and toiletries. The rest is left to the glamping industrys efforts to fuss over you, the guest.
As winters chill morphs into balmy days and mellow nights, the tug to be outdoors becomes hard to resist. But heres the thing. You need the right clothes for glamping. A visit to Half-Moon Outfitters for example can style the intrepid adventurer with Arcteryx clothes: sun hats, rain hats, Gore-Tex jackets, quick-dry, light weight skirts and shirts, not to mention the Ex officio antimicrobial underwear (one pair will last through 17 countries in 6-weeks). While at it, add a SUUNTO Core multifunction altimeter/compass/sunrise/sunset barometer ($300), and LED night headlamp to your glamping-with-the-right-stuff.
Heading outdoors can mean annoying insects, campfire smoke and a stiff back from sleeping on lumpy ground. For high-end adventurers with attitude there are air conditioned canvas cabins, chef-tailored dining, hut-side butler service, use of a small skiff and a golf cart and other cool amenities. The glamping globetrotter is eagerly awaited by the pamperers from Californias coast to Kenyas shores, and all places in between.
As for that lion roar, it awoke upstate resident, Natalie Putman, who with hubby, Jeff, were glamping in Kenya at a sheltered oasis clustered near a water hole in 1998. The couple, part of a small group of intrepid adventurers all from Greenville stayed at Sweetwaters Tented Camp. Putman describes the tents as luxurious, on a 22,000 acre rhino sanctuary where she had the rare chance to pet a near-extinct black rhino. Putman says the rhino came with his own well-armed human bodyguard.
The camp tents included comfy beds, a bathroom, electricity and an individual porch from where to observe the animals on their nightly visit at the floodlit water hole. Putman says a large and deep trench separated the campers from the wildlife. They were told it was safe and they trusted their source. We watched the zebras and giraffes drink while we sipped cold beer from our porch, Putman laughs. A few days later, the group flew to the Masai Mara, in the Serengeti, Africas greatest wildlife preserve. Putman says the plane flew close to the ground with a view of a great variety of animals. The group was housed in luxurious tents built on raised, wooden platforms, surrounded by lush vegetation at the Sekenani Camp.
To lie in your bed at night and listen to all the animal sounds was my idea of heaven, Putman says. It beats staying a in a hotel. The trips epilogue was a scrumptious dinner at Nairobis Safari Park Hotel, where she sampled zebra and giraffe meat. Putman says, to her, eating local cuisine is an important way to experience the culture.
To celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary in 1994, the couple glamped on a small island in Fiji owned by publishing magnate, Malcom Forbes. It was total luxury, Putman says. It heralded the first of the couples glamping adventures. For their 40th anniversary they went glamping in Tahiti. Their thatched roof hut, positioned well into the turquoise lagoon, had a glass window in the floor of the bedroom, through which to view the islands teeming aquatic tableau. Putman says they snorkeled daily right outside their hut.
Similarly to the Putmans, who once used to tent camp with their family, Greenvillians Denise and Terhune Sudderth began family camping in a pop-up camper. Today they glamp in total comfort in a 34-foot RV, which Denise Sudderth calls her condo on wheels. Before settling on an RV to purchase, the Sudderths rented one near where their adventure was to begin. We like to stay in out-of-way places, she says, which includes Americas national parks and a bit further, as in New Zealand.
One of those out-of-way places was in Africa, on safari at Camp Okavango in Botswana. At the time Sudderths group was walking into the jungle on their way to the camp, she was greeted by a woman, already in-camp, who said I love hearing those wonderful southern voices. Sudderth was floored. Soon she found out the speaker was a Pulitzer award-winning writer on leave from her newspaper. She was a North Carolina native and a Wake Forest University graduate as is Sudderths daughter. Here you are in this remote part of Africa and you run into somebody with whom you immediately connect through knowing many of the same folks, Sudderth laughs. She and my daughter immediately bonded.
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You'll need just four ingredients to fix these tender pork chops. They get their zippy flavor from a packet of taco seasoning and salsa. —Laura Cohen, Eau Claire, Wisconsin
- 1 envelope taco seasoning
- 4 boneless pork loin chops (1/2 inch thick)
- 1 tablespoon vegetable oil
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- 1. Rub taco seasoning over pork chops. In a large skillet, cook chops over medium-high heat in oil until juices run clear, about 9 minutes. Serve with salsa. Yield: 4 servings.
Nutritional Facts
1 serving (1 each) equals 211 calories, 10 g fat (3 g saturated fat), 55 mg cholesterol, 856 mg sodium, 8 g carbohydrate, 0 fiber, 22 g protein.
Wine Pairings
Light-Bodied Red Wine
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The Manitowoc Fire Department used Jaws of Life shortly before 9 p.m. Sunday to free a victim of what was described as a head-on crash on Memorial Drive near Magnolia Drive, according to a news release.
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LOS OLIVOS, Calif. (AP) - More than 2,000 firefighters struggled Sunday to surround a stubborn wildfire that had grown to 18,450
acres in Los Padres National Forest.
The 11-day-old Zaca Fire continued to burn eastward through
chaparral and oak trees in the San Rafael Wilderness in the rugged
interior of Santa Barbara County. The 597-square-mile wilderness
and surrounding areas of the forest remained closed to visitors.
The blaze was 46 percent surrounded, but officials expected full
containment to take at least two weeks partly because of the
forest's steep, broken terrain.
"It's a wilderness area. It's very inaccessible. They have to
fly firefighters in," said Fire Spokesman Joel Vela.
Fourteen firefighters suffered minor injuries. Twenty aircraft
and three dozen dozers were working the blaze, which began July 4
from sparks from grinding equipment used to repair a water pipe.
Hot temperatures caused to fire to grow this weekend, feeding on
nearby brush and oak stands that had not burned in 40 years. Crews
were trying to prevent flames from jumping a river and threatening
the towns of Tepusquet and Figueroa Mountain. As a precaution,
secondary containment lines had been erected.
Santa Barbara County officials issued a health advisory because
of smoke. Residents were urged to limit outdoor activities and
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The impoverished, isolationist nation of North Korea may be on the way to becoming even more of a geo-political hotspot than it already is with the discovery of enormous deposits of rare earth minerals. As demands rise and nations scramble to take their piece of the rare earth pie, Pyongyang might find itself in a position of unheralded economic strength. Or the next war-torn battlefield…
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North Korea's is set to have the world's second-largest magnesite reserves, and its tungsten deposits are almost the world's sixth-largest. The country also holds sizeable deposits of coal, iron ore, gold, zinc, copper, limestone, molybdenum, and graphite.
About 40% of the 138 Chinese companies registered as doing business in North Korea in 2010, are engaged in extracting minerals, according to the U.S. Korea Institute at Johns Hopkins University.
Rich rare earths deposits are considered the most lucrative piece of the North Korean resource pie.


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HOUSTON – In today's technological world, quick and easy communication is always at one's fingertips and the Houston School District is offering parents one more way to stay in touch.
The district revamped their website this year to offer more information and services including site-specific updates from each school.
By going to the district website at www.houston.k12.ms.us and clicking the "Notify Me" icon, parents can request information be sent by either text message or email.
Miriam Garner, librarian at Houston High School, has been working on the school's site and believes parents will be pleased at the amount of information available.
"Coach Boyer sends out reminders about holidays, testing and upcoming events," Garner said. "It will also be used for emergency releases. We are working on a parent's page and it has a principal's corner where he can publish newsletters. Yearbook forms are alredy on there with more of that kind of thing coming. Calendars are in use and we are working on ways to keep them as current as possible."
Garner has more plans for photos and school events, a PBIS page and possibly even maps to away sporting events.
"It is still in its beginning stages but we are working hard," Garner said.
District IT Director, Shane Presley, said the school sites are available for parent groups, like PTO, to list meeting times and other events.
"If the individual PTOs or Booster Clubs would like to set up a "Notify Me" section they will need to contact me," Presley said.
Each school has a designated person to handle the website and notifications and each can be reached via email.
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Wrestlers ready to rumble at Ottawa, Bonner Springs
January 6, 2010
For the most part, the Eudora wrestling team accomplished what coach Jason Tharp wanted over break.
"They did a good job managing their weight over break, which is the main thing," Tharp said. "Staying in shape and managing your weight that's key, and that's what we did."
Tharp added that while it was nice for everyone to get away for a few days over the holiday, his team was looking forward to getting back to work.
"It's nice to get back in a routine that we're used to," Tharp said. "We have so many kids and it's nice for them to be with their families for a few days. And so now they're able to get back to work and accomplish some goals they set out."
The Cardinals will take to the mat in their first competition of 2010 against Gardner and Ottawa Thursday at Ottawa. Eudora will follow that meet up with a trip Saturday to the Bonner Springs Tournament.
Tharp said that despite the quick turnaround, the team would be ready for both battles.
"There won't be too many guys get switched around, which is a little tough on them to make weight on Thursday then turn right back around and make weight Saturday," Tharp said. "But most of our guys have gotten certified that they get the extra two pounds now, which helps a lot. And they're controlling their weight a little bit now. And they've been doing it long enough that they get it."
Tharp said the 12-team tournament at Bonner Springs would be a difficult test for the Cardinals, but the competition likely wouldn't be as fierce as it was in recent weeks.
"There are some good teams there, and we'll be tested," Tharp said. "There will be some good teams, but it's not a huge meat grinder like it was at our tournament and at Emporia."
Eudora will compete at the Basehor-Linwood tourney next weekend, and with only about six weeks remaining in the season, Tharp said now was the time for his team to polish their technique.
"Now we're in the mode where you try to get them to refine their technique and get better every week," Tharp said. "And hopefully by the time we get to regionals we're wrestling our best. We've got the lineup, except for a few spots, finalized. So we're feeling pretty good about going into the second half of the season."
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Fired Idol Judge Kara DioGuardi is getting a new TV show according to sources.
Cable channel Bravo said on Tuesday that "Going Platinum" would premiere next year, with DioGuardi as head judge, and country singer Jewel hosting the program.
DioGuardi's departure from "American Idol" after just two years was announced in September in a major shake-up of the top-rated TV singing contest on the Fox network.
"Going Platinum" will follow 12 contestants through songwriting challenges in genres ranging from love ballads to dance tracks. The show will also highlight the personal lives of the contestants.
The winner will receive a $100,000 cash prize and a publishing and recording contract.
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The slutty girl scout law, revised for halloween 10: on my honor i will try, to serve my vagina and my shot glass. To hold back friends hair at all voming moments and to live by the sluttly girl scout law.
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The only comparison I have for the iPhone is that it's like youre constantly getting a blow job
Had to use the product locator on on the four loko website to find them at home. Got to go in the backroom of a grocery store to get them. Dedication.
how do i tell him I'm always in the mood without sounding like a slut?
I need to keep friends like you around just in case hell grades on a curve.
Some guy said that sham wows were the same as regular shammys. needless to say you had to be restrained. you kept trying to 'slap chop' him.
You dropped me off at the wrong girl's house.
this is the 21st century. you drunk fuck him and then go on a date.
we could easily be the first people to smoke 3 bowls and pound a Four Loco before goin on a tour of the Tillamook cheese factory
we hate each other therefore the sex is mindblowing
Is it socially acceptable to order two burrito bowls?
it was 6 in the morning, and you cried until i put mulan in. then you proceeded to say every word, not to mention sing along... stop drinking.
I seriously love my fucking boobs. They are so boobs.
So the D.A.R.E. essay I helped my tutor kid write won an award. Oh the irony.
You kept telling that ginger girl, "it's not your fault, it's not your fault, it's not your fault."
Are they still out there making out on the couch? How can we get them to leave?
my dog ran away and came back with a marajuana plant. what are you doing tonight?
There are few people I can ask this w/o being looked at as insane... Do you ever some days get fascinated by how amazing your own breast look?


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I really have enjoyed taking photos since the late 60's after taking a photography class while stationed in Iceland. I was hooked right away in what could be captured on a simple point and shoot camera. I did 35 mm photography in the early 70's and then transformed into digital photography in the 90's and now into iPhone Art. You might say I have gone back to the start of being a photographer but this time I am doing my art on a iPhone. I want to say thanks to Steve Jobs and his vision, if not for him I could not do what I am doing today.


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A theft ring striking all over Northeast Florida is stealing your money and using disguises to assume your identity. Women and now men are being targeted for their briefcases and purses. The thieves are using the victims' drivers licenses to help them gain access to their bank accounts.


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Dr.Lofgreen is an excellent doctor. He spends as much time as needed with me and has always taken the time to explainthe diagnosis. I wish his reminders were better for such things as Pap Smears and Mammograms where the office staff could contact me by phone or mail to let me know when I am due for tests rather than my trying to remember when the last time was that I had them. I do not find that a lot of his receptionists are friendly, the sounds rather cold and indifferent. But his assistants are extremely nice and warm.
I have been a patient of Dr Lofgreen's for at least 15yrs. Followed him to five different locations. Diagnosed several potentially serious problems before damage was done. Trustworthy and kind.
I used to go to Warner Family Practice, but I got tired of the three day wait times for appointments (even being told to go to Urgent Care if I really wanted to see a doctor that day), never seeing the same doctor or even nurse practioner twice and sitting for over an hour in an overcrowded waiting room for the chance to see a nurse for perhaps five minutes.Dr. Lofgreen was a wonderful change. I can get appointments the day I call when I'm sick, and don't need to wait more than a week for routine check-ups. I've never spent more than 20 minutes in the waiting room, and with only a few exceptions, I actually get to see Dr. Lofgreen himself. Most importantly, he and his partner and his nurses take the time to sit and talk to you -- they ask about other health concerns you might be having in addition to what you came in for, and generally spend time really looking at you. Dr. Lofgreen also at least acts like he remembers you from one visit to the next, which has been pretty rare for me in the past.I don't know about how he is with prescription refills, since I haven't really needed to do much refilling through his office, but his primary care referral for my CPAP treatment went through quickly. The other commentor may have just had a run of bad luck on his referral experience or caught the office staff in a bad week. I fully recommend Dr. Lofgreen and have done so several times. I have a couple of friends that have switched to him recently because of that, and they have been happy with him so far as well. I think he cares about taking time to work with his patients, and that's a rare feature in a lot of general practice offices these days.
Dr Lofgreen is a nightmare in refilling presriptions, even those that you take daily over long periods of time. His record keeping is not bad, but it seems no-one in his office ever looks at them. He totally let me down performing standard Primary Care doctors responsiblities for surgery, delaying my surgery & costing me $1,500 in yearly deductable credits,


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|Energy expenditure in brass and woodwind instrumentalists: the effect of body posture.
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|Body posture appears to influence fatigue and musculoskeletal complaints in musicians. Our aim was to determine energy expenditure and to investigate whether energy expenditure is affected by body posture in brass and woodwind instrumentalists. METHODS: Eighteen musicians (10 women, 8 men; 6 brass, 12 woodwinds), with a mean age of 39 ± 14 years and mean body mass index of 23.8 ± 4.9 kg/m², played their instruments for 30 minutes twice: once in nonoptimized body posture (posture A), and once in a posture according to the postural exercise therapy method Mensendieck (posture B). Patients were randomized to the order of postures in a crossover design AB/BA. Playing sessions were preceded and followed by 60 minutes of rest. Energy expenditure was measured in a respiration chamber with indirect calorimetry. Basal metabolic rate was measured with a ventilated hood. RESULTS: Mean metabolic equivalents (MET) for playing a wind instrument in the sitting position in a nonoptimized posture and posture according postural exercise therapy were 1.69 (SD 0.18) and 1.80 (SD 0.22), respectively. Percent change between resting metabolic rate and total energy expenditure while playing was 32% (95% CI 25-39%) in posture B and 23% (95% CI 17-30%) in posture A (p = 0.021). CONCLUSION: Average physical activity while playing a wind instrument approximates 1.8 MET. Our data show an association between energy expenditure and body posture while playing a brass or woodwind instrument: playing a musical instrument in a posture according to postural exercise therapy leads to higher energy expenditure as compared to a nonoptimized body posture. These results suggest that fatigue and the general feeling of lack of energy after playing a musical instrument are not related to actual higher energy expenditure.
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News Release from Senator Patty Murray (D-WA)
Contact: Rex Carney
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June 26, 1997
Legislation to Fill Void Left by the Supreme Court's Ruling on Internet Content
(Washington, D.C.) -- In response to the Supreme Court's ruling striking down the Communications Decency Act, U.S. Sen. Patty Murray (D-Wash.) today announced she will soon introduce the Childsafe Internet Act of 1997, a seven-point plan to help keep children away from harmful material on the Internet.
The CDA was enacted into law last year as part of the telecommunications bill, and was designed to keep children away from sexually explicit material on the Internet. The Supreme Court ruled that this law was unconstitutional because it infringed on free speech rights.
The following is a statement by Sen. Murray outlining her legislation:
Today's ruling by the Supreme Court leaves open a large vacuum. No one wants to return home after work to find a child downloading pornographic material. Many parents have purchased computers for their children to be used for educational purposes. Unfortunately, while the Internet can provide educational opportunities for young people, it can also expose them to dangerous material.
The Internet has thrived because it has gone unencumbered by burdensome regulation and oversight. For electronic commerce and the information highway to prosper, we must continue to make the Internet accessible and educational.
In anticipation of the Supreme Court's decision, I have spent the last two months meeting with parents, industry leaders, family organizations, computer groups, and law enforcement officials to find a way to monitor harmful material on the Internet. All of these representatives believe that we can reach consensus and find an answer to meet this growing dilemma. The answer must be workable for industry, it must withstand constitutional questions, and most important, it must provide parents with the option to monitor the material their children see on the Internet.
To meet this challenge, I will soon introduce the Childsafe Internet Act of 1997 -- a seven-point plan to protect children from harmful material on the Internet. My bill seeks to bring together the interests and concerns of parents, Internet service providers and industry. It recognizes the changing nature of the Internet, while preserving the freedom of those who use it constructively, and providing the strongest protection possible for children. Specifically, my legislation will:
1) Ensure every parent with a computer has access to filtering software. These programs, such as Cyber Patrol, Net Nanny, Surf Watch, and Microsoft's Internet Explorer, are useful tools for parents. However, they are only used in less than 40 percent of the homes accessing the Internet;
2) Create a parental warning alongside copyright protections on each homepage;
3) Create incentives for webpage creators to rate their own pages for content. These ratings can be accessed through PICS, the Platform for Internet Content Selection, and can be uniformly judged by ratings systems such as RSACi;
4) Make it a criminal offense to misrate websites;
5) Make it a criminal offense to steal sites previously rated as childsafe;
6) Make it a felony for anyone to solicit or exploit childsafe chat rooms; and
7) Create a 1-800 number to provide concerned parents with a mechanism to report harmful material on the Internet. A toll-free line in Great Britain has proven successful in uncovering illegal material and providing parents with a resource for action.
Over the next few weeks, I will continue to meet with the White House, Internet service providers, filtering companies, ratings groups and family organizations to clarify this legislation and prepare it for the Senate floor. No system will be fool-proof. Pornographers are prolific and determined, computer-savvy children are tough to shield. But something must be done. Today's decision is a call to action. We face an unprecedented opportunity to provide parents the necessary tools to protect our children without threatening free speech.


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Boutique Jems of Ashvem beach
Ashvem Beach is a very hip little spot in North Goa at the moment. Near Mandrem and Arambol, it's known for being less spoiled than others, as well as being populated with turtles and dolphins. While I stayed at the luxurious tents of Amarya Shamiyana and the just as fabulous Amarya Paros, I had plenty of time to wander up and down this white sand stretch of beach and find the best Ashvem beach boutique.
Ashvem Beach
I was on the lookout for cute boutique shop (what else is new…) with something a little different to offer that that of North Goa's "same same but different" at the Wednesday flea market.I am so sick of online shopping in India. I lucked out because Ashvem is very chic and trendy right now with a few shops, some foreign, full of classy, sexy, bohemian handmade dresses, robes, shoes, and bikinis!
Before indulging myself in fancy silks, we had lunch at popular La Plage. The French restaurant is just a few meters from Amarya Shamiyana and you can actually order food to your tent from them. The French restaurant serves up fine seafood with a European twist, like grilled mussels and beef carpaccio, but I was there for lunch and was after something else they're famous for… the beef burger. Beef in Goa is sometimes water buffalo, but here the burgers reminded me of home! All beef, instead of a beef-ish mixture that some places use. It was slathered in a ketchup-like burger sauce and served with homemade fries and sour cream with herbs (aka basically ranch dressing, which is like heaven!) It's a wonderful place to relax and gear up for shopping or playing in the waves.
I was beyond excited about finding Jade Jagger's fine jewelry boutique (yes, Mick Jagger's daughter; she lives in Goa half the year) but it was closed for renovations. Bummed is an understatement. She sells gorgeous bohemian hippy jewels and clothes that I've been checking out online. The very popular Saturday night market shop, Dust, was closed too. Dust is known for breezy beach clothes made with raw silk and high quality cotton. These are probably the two most popular stores in Ashven beach and hopefully will be open soon. Regardless, I'm ready to show you all my favorites and share the stores that caught my eye.
Boutique Jems of Ashvem Beach
Jade Jagger. closed for renovations.
Dust. closed for renovations.
Nana Ki. I have already reviewed this Parisian designer over here. It is worth a visit, a little bit expensive- but you are getting what you pay for with fine linen and silks.
Beach Candy. This boutique's designer, Sophie, lives in Mumbai and works with organizations that employ Indians from the slums to "trade not aid"; they teach them how to make these awesome clothes with fair-trade standards. Her clothes are perfect from "sun drenched shores to urban summers" in Mumbai. Beach Candy Boutique also sells quality swimwear by Olga Olsson. The men's shirts have a pattern on the inside of each one, which I love! They have been featured in loads of fashion magazines, like Vogue. You can shop online here.
Ambika Concept. This shop sells quirky cotton dresses, floral silk robes, and silky kimonos perfect for the beach. There are handmade jewels and scarves as well. They have a store in Jaipur and Arpora/the Saturday night market.
Vacances. The first thing you'll notice when you walk into this shop is a wall of leather shoes… very cute leather shoes. They remind me of the shops in Athens. The French designer, Laurence Dolige luckily recently launched this branch of his line here in Goa. He has shops in New Delhi and Paris- you can even shop his line at Nordstrom. The look is fancy bohemian and the cottons are very sheer and light. My favorite were the bikinis which were made from cotton/linen. I've never seen that before- they looked adorable, but I'm afraid those ruffles would hold too much water and the suit would fall off.
Asimir. very cute and beachy; less expensive than the shops to it's left. In here, some of the pieces I found look like antiques, but I have a hard time telling- sometimes new clothes in Goa have been thrown around multiple markets and are just dirty. They had victorian lace and lots of flowy cream cover-ups.
- There are a few other Indian shops, including one cute shop, Xela, right next door. There are also a lot of typical beach shops for cheap sarongs, hats, towels, and ali baba pants.
Is there a shop directly on Ashvem beach that I'm missing? Let me know so I can check it out!
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