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(Reuters) Sixty-four people including school children died on Saturday in a bomb attack carried out by extremists from Pakistan's Sunni Muslim majority, police said.
A spokesman for Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, a Sunni group, claimed responsibility for the bomb in Quetta, which caused casualties in the town's main bazaar, a school and a computer center. Police said most of the victims were Shi'ites.
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Zen Neeon 2
Not content with the previously announced Zen V and V Plus digital audio players, Creative announced on Wednesday the Zen Neeon 2 line. The Neeon 2 comes in what are now fairly commonplace models for flash-based players: 1,2, and 4 GB capacities are available in as many as five colors for the 1 and 2 GB versions (though colors only apply to the backplate). FM radio and recording are also present. The main distinguishing feature is its video playback: while the V Plus can already play video, Creative boasts of 8 hours of AVI video playback on the Neeon 2 (albeit on a 1.5" screen). The North American release date and pricing hasn't been set, but Singapore pricing translates to US prices of $125, $170, and $195 for the 1, 2, and 4GB models respectively. See the full product shot after the jump.

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Richard Griffiths, who won a Tony in 2006 'The History Boys' and played Uncle Vernon in the 'Harry Potter' films, has died. Seth Wenig, AP
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Richard Griffiths had nearly 100 distinguished film and TV roles under his expansive belt and is one of the finest stage actors of his generation. But most American audiences knew the actor best as Harry Potter's grouchy Uncle Vernon Dursley.
Griffiths who died Thursday at age 65 from complications of heart surgery, clearly relished his role as the young wizard's cruelly funny and imposing Muggle relative in the Potter series. And Radcliffe, who worked with him in both Potter and his first stage role in Equus, was a big admirer.
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Could USC's version of safety Eric Berry be ... cornerback Shareece Wright?
Coach Lane Kiffin suggested as much Wednesday, saying the coaching staff would utilize Wright in a manner similar to how his staff deployed Berry at Tennessee last season.
"We're going to move him around some in some different spots, some different alignments," Kiffin said, "try to really, if we can, feature him in some different ways so we can continue his development."
Kiffin didn't specify what those things might be, but don't be surprised to see Wright blitzing off the edge or from the slot.
Kiffin also noted that Wright added weight and bulked up his upper body since spring.
He won't ascend to Berry's level in NFL scouts' eyes -- Berry was the fifth pick in the 2010 draft -- but Wright will move up draft boards if he stays healthy during his senior season. NFLDraftScout.com ranks Wright as the 12th-best cornerback in the 2011 class and projects him as a third- or fourth-round pick.
"I think he can be really good," Kiffin said.
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Large surf is expected on the east and north shores of the islands this weekend, but the tradewinds and the accompanying tradewind showers will diminish, forecasters said tonight.
A high surf advisory for east-facing shores of Kauai, Oahu, Molokai, Maui and Hawaii island, with 6- to 10-foot faces, has been extended through 6 p.m. Saturday due to a north swell, a National Weather Service lead forecaster said. It was set to expire at 9 a.m. Friday.
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Investments and trade-offs in the economics of information security
Ioannidis, C., Pym, D. and Williams, J., 2009. Investments and trade-offs in the economics of information security. In: Dingledine, R. and Golle, P., eds. Financial cryptography and data security:13th International Conference, FC 2009, Accra Beach, Barbados, February 23-26, 2009. Revised selected papers. Berlin, Heidelberg: Springer, pp. 148-166. (Lecture Notes in Computer Science; 5628)
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We develop and simulate a dynamic model of investment in information security. The model is based oil the recognition that both IT managers and users appreciate the trade-off between two of the fundamental characteristics of information security, namely confidentiality and availability. The model's parameters can be clustered in a manner that allows us to categorize and compare the responses to shocks of various types of organizations. We derive the system's stability conditions and find that they admit a wide choice of parameters. We examine tire system's responses to the same shock in confidentiality under different parameter constellations that correspond to various types of organizations. Our analysis illustrates that the response to investments in information security will be uniform in neither size nor time evolution.
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So tonight's the night. I'm going with my cousin Aaron and his teenage sons to Orlando to see Van Halen in concert. It was sixteen or so years ago that he and I camped out for tickets to see the Sammy Hagar version during the For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge tour. David Lee Roth returns as the lead singer, wearing spandex Depends I imagine, and all of the memories of my youth are beginning to flood back to me.
Remember when you used to tape songs off the radio? You didn't even know what song was going to come on, but you recorded anyway, gambling. And usually the DJ talked the song up, over the beginning part of the music, and then it took you four or five times of pressing the record button, hating the David Bowie crap song that came on, then rewinding, finding the end to your last song, then setting up all over again. Who needs iTunes? That's for cheaters. By the end of a three-hour wasted evening, you finally had a tape with eight chopped up songs, each with a partial word from a DJ sprinkled in -- but you listened to it for weeks. We're talking the lives of an 80s teen. My older brothers used to listen to the Van Halen and Van Halen II records (bought from Columbia House of course) religiously while I was a 9-10 year old, and I grew to appreciate it. Granted, they also had a "Cat Scratch Fever" Ted Nugent album ... I'll pass.
Not only was the music different back then (not necessarily better, although there are very few true rock bands left in this world, but different), and obviously the medium of which we listen to the music is much different (CDs, iTunes, satellite radios -- has anyone bitten on HD Radio yet? That has to be the biggest scam since the cabbage soup diet.) When I was a teenager, walking around the neighborhood, listening to a tape in a boombox the size of a compact car, we used to listen to the whole side of a tape/album. A CD doesn't even have different sides on it. What the heck is that? The fact that you would sit and listen -- and memorize -- the crap songs in between the hits, made you appreciate the hits even more! Plus, back in the day, an album was sometimes created as an entire piece of work (Pink Floyd's The Wall for instance) that was meant to be listened to in its entirety. Have you been in the car with someone born after 1980 when they are in charge of the CDs? I swear, they change the CD after every other song! They don't even know what the other songs are.
My boss, Peter Madden, went to see Van Halen in Fort Lauderdale on Tuesday. He asked if I wanted to check out the set list, and I told him to not tell me anything about the show. I like to see a concert -- then try to come up with which random songs they didn't sing and complain about it! For example, after tonight's show, I imagine myself turning to Aaron and yelling, "I CAN'T BELIEVE THEY DIDN'T PLAY 'TOP JIMMY!'" For the record, that's one of the crap songs from a fantastic "1984" album ... I just realized, I'm going to see Van Halen with his two sons, who were born NINE YEARS after 1984.
Thankfully, the video game "Rock Band" has done the world some justice by getting today's kids listening to classic rock again. The fact that they are playing games to songs like The Stones' "Gimme Shelter," Black Sabbath's "War Pigs," and CCR's "Fortunate Son," makes me feel like the world might be in good hands again someday. Now where the hell is my pipe and tobackky!?!
This version of Van Halen will have Wolfgang Van Halen playing bass, not Michael Anthony, and David Lee Roth is back behind the mic, without Sammy Hagar around. The '91 concert had Hagar and Anthony, and to be honest, I'm more upset about the Michael Anthony dissing than the fact they haven't brought Hagar to sing the 90s songs. At some point this evening, I plan on shouting my displeasure about the absence of Anthony, to which I'm sure the people around me will voice their love for young Wolfgang. Alex and Eddie, to me at least, have always seemed like the prima donas that refuse to bend and make allowances for the betterment of their music and their fans' love. They do what THEY want, we buy the tickets, they cash the checks. I don't know what my point is though, other than, it ticks me off ...
I'm not one of these people that hates getting old. I have no problem with it to be honest. Some things never change though. I still think fat Valerie Bertinelli is hot. I still lose my voice screaming to songs on the radio on the way home from work. I still scream the wrong words. Although, as Fazal said, my 1984 Van Halen t-shirt now looks like a half-shirt ... and I just made all my readers throw up in their mouth a little bit.
My cousin mentioned that his teenage sons won't be into this concert as much as we were 16 or so years ago, and they'll mostly just be hoping some chicks flash the stage. But the joke's on them, since the chicks that flash the stage will likely be ones that were also breastfeeding back before they were even born ... I'll be smiling though.
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- And the Cradle Will Rock
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- Where Have All the Good Times Gone
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- Hot For Teacher
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Google might move, expand Pittsburgh office
Google might be ready to expand its engineering office in Pittsburgh by nearly doubling its employment and moving to its own building, City Councilman Bill Peduto said on Thursday.
The technology giant employs more than 220 people at its Bakery Square office in Larimer and "has the green light from its corporate headquarters" to add up to 200 more, said Peduto, who represents the nearby neighborhoods of Bloomfield, Oakland, Shadyside, Squirrel Hill, East Liberty and Point Breeze.
Peduto, who has promoted the more than $2 billion invested in recent years to redevelop the city's East End, said Google might want its own building soon.
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Google spokesman Jordan Newman, speaking at the Mountain View, Calif., headquarters, declined to talk about employment projections or the future of its Pittsburgh office.
Google operates more than 70 offices in more than 40 countries and notes on its website: "Interested in working in one of these locations? We're always looking for great people."
The company built its Pittsburgh staff over seven years, starting with two people in 2005 at a location in the Collaborative Innovation Center at Carnegie Mellon University.
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"With Walnut Capital — the developer of Bakery Square where Google is now located — planning to develop the former Reizenstein School site opposite its location along Penn Avenue ... that $135 million project will include office buildings along Penn, which could be where Google would consolidate its Pittsburgh operations," he said.
Walnut Capital President Todd Reidbord declined to comment on Google's plans.
Its space at Bakery Square could accommodate new hires. Google initially leased about 50,000 square feet there and this year took a third floor, adding 30,000 square feet.
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Woo Hoo. Who are the fools wasting their money? They obviously have too much of it.
I do so tire of waiting for the dollar election to be over so I can cast my symbolic vote for the choices I am allowed.
Here to stay!
This is going to be a mess...
Rick Perry is unelectable if he continues to insist Social Security is somehow unconstitutional because our founding fathers didn't think of it 250 years ago. Perry's position is so far outside the mainstream that even Republican voters will chafe at the thought of it. Perry needs ti understands that this isn't Texas, where he can say anything and do anything because he has bought off the entire state with his government largess. http://www.sunstateactivist.org
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and those who put their money on a Texas Sheet-Kicker with empty spaces where his brains should be.
Let's see...
Misleading statements about job creation - STRIKE #1
Imposing loaded HPV needles on Texas girls without their parents' consent - STRIKE #2
Providing illegals with more cost effective higher education than out-of-state Americans - STRIKE #3
Unfortunately, there's still the issue of programmable electronic voting machines that don't provide paper receipts, so anything might still be possible. Not that a Texas Governor would ever rig an election.
Whew! If I raise the most I win, right? I mean, I don't really have to do the president thing, do I?
Ross Perot, John Corsine, Meg Whitman, Mitt Romney (2008), and Michael Bloomberg have shown that money is no guarantee at all. Bloomberg barely won and spent well over a hundred million and the others just plain old failed.
What makes a candidate successful is:
(1) Be more popular than the next guy. It really does start as a popularity contest.
(2) Keep your contagious enthusiasm but don't screw-up and do anything stupid on tape.
(3) Hope the other guys implode on their own.
(4) Raise enough money to be a player.
(5) Go straight to the people.
Even if you have "less cash" and the "media against you", victory is possible by cutting out the middle man of the Lame Stream Media and canvasing people where they live along with running smart, well timed, and upbeat Television adds promoting positive messages American believe in.
Ron Paul routinely takes in an easy 1 mil a day on his money bombs.
Ron Paul 2012!
What nature and ideology does not give you you canot buy with all the money in the world.
Bachmann and
Tina or Ted Turner.
Bachmann-Turner overdrive.
Yall are so JEALOUS
Use some of that money to get an education and a brain cowboy.
Ron Paul routinely takes in an easy 1 mil a day on his money bombs.
(But he does not get any votes.)
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Rolling Review: Symantec i3, ASD and Insight Inquire
Symantec's i3 suite has the depth and breadth of features required for true end-to-end application performance management. The "i3" moniker refers to a trio of applications dubbed Inform, Insight and Indepth. Inform's Alert and Foresight components provide predictive analytics and early warning of performance problems. Insight is a dashboard view that displays current performance and system relationships. Indepth agents are to be installed on devices running J2EE, .NET, SAP, Oracle, SQL Server and Sybase applications. We also tested two additional components, the Application Service Dashboard and Inform Insight, that complement i3.
Symantec's i3 correlates activity across multiple technology tiers to pinpoint root causes of performance and availability problems. Using a variety of data collection and visualization components, i3 helps IT detect and correct application performance problems before the business is affected.
If you just need a synthetic transaction tool, Inform Insight has the ability to record and test any Web-based application or Java transaction, and the studio for creating transactions is incredibly easy to use. We were disappointed, however, that Insight Inquire uses a separate database to store performance data, so that information is not directly available through i3.
The Application Service Dashboard, or ASD, serves as the window into i3's world. We found a wealth of flexibility and customization capabilities for integrating i3 components as well as external data sources into a dashboard, and multiple i3 installations can be observed from one ASD instance. ASD also has its own users and groups functionality so IT can regulate access to specific data sources or individual dashboard components.
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aandbLattice images of Au rolls developed from the corrugated area (arrowed) in Fig. 5g after electron irradiation for 1 and 5 min, respectively, showing progressive corrugation and separation into spherical onions. The intensity profiles of the lattice images along the tracesarrowed(insets) show varied intensity and interspacings from core to shell due to dislocations and atom clusters within the onions
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Hilma af KlintFrom A Work on Flowers, Mosses and Lichen, July 2 1919 © Stiftelsen Hilma af Klints Verk/Photo: Moderna Museet, Albin Dahlström
Hilma af Klint's imagery is full of symbols, letters and words. Symbols are like doors into another dimension. For Hilma af Klint, her entire work was about conveying the messages she received, and to shed light on the great existential issues. It would be pointless to translate the symbols and letters in Hilma af Klint's works into definite, unambiguous terms. They must always be seen in relation to the entire context. In her notebook Symboler, Bokstäver och Ord tillhörande Hilma af Klints målningar [Notes on Letters and Words pertaining to Works by Hilma af Klint] she attempts to clarify the complex meanings of the various signs. Here are a few general explanations: The snail or spiral represents development or evolution. The eyelet and the hook, blue and yellow, and the lily and the rose represent femininity and masculinity respectively. W stands for matter, while U stands for spirit. The almond shape arising when two circles overlap is called the vesica piscis and is an ancient symbol for the development towards unity and completion. The swan represents the ethereal in many mythologies and religions and stands for completion in the alchemical tradition. In Christianity, the dove represents the holy spirit and love.
Esoteric and occult denote "the science of the hidden dimensions". Western esotericism is a mixture of Neoplatonism, Hermeticism, Jewish kabbalah and the three occult "sciences" of astrology, magic and alchemy. Spiritualism shares the conviction that it is possible to make contact with the spirits of the deceased. Modern spiritism was spread thanks to the Fox sisters in the USA in 1848. Theosophy is a general doctrine incorporating inspiration from various religions and spiritism. The religions are regarded as different expressions of one fundamental truth. Theosophy teaches that the origin of everything, divinity, is inherent in every being. The Theosophical Society was founded in New York in 1875 by Helena Blavatsky and others. There is also an older form of theosophy that is significantly different to the newer version. Anthroposophy is a life philosophy that originated in theosophy. Rudolf Steiner, who was the leader of the German branch of the Theosophical Society, left theosophy in 1913 to set up the anthroposophical movement. The two philosophies have a great deal in common, but anthroposophy in general has a stronger Christian element. According to legend, the Rosicrucians were an esoteric society in Germany who engaged in alchemy in the early 17th century. Today, there are many secret orders that claim to uphold the Rosicrucian traditions.
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ALEXANDER TIMOTHY J. Age 54. Beloved of Maryanne Dec and Smokie. You were the best thing in my life, love you forever. Dear brother of Jim (Susan) and uncle of Tyler and Lindsey Alexander and Mallory Dec. Visiting Monday 2-8 pm with Service Tuesday 11 am at Charles R. Step Funeral Home, 18425 Beech Daly Rd. (Btwn 6 and 7 Mile). Donations to American Heart Association. Condolences to StepFuneralscom.
ANDERSON CHARLES HOYT Age 94, of Bloomfield Twp. passed away on April 30, 2012. He was born the son of a farmer on March 1, 1918 in Ephraim, Utah. Hoyt got his undergraduate degree from Snow College in Ephraim and a PhD from Harvard University in 1951. He was an executive in labor relations at Ford Motor Company for 29 years. Hoyt was married to Ruth Spencer Anderson for 68 years before she predeceased him on September 3rd 2006. He is survived by his children Spencer (Anne), Richard (Rachel), and Theron (Kendra). Hoyt was predeceased by his daughter Carol Lynn Eaton and son Charles Gary Anderson. He has nine grandchildren and great-grandchild. Services were private. Arrangements were made by Manns-Ferguson Funeral Home. Donations may be made to American Cancer Society.
ANDERSON JOANNE (DiIORIO) Passed away May 2, 2012 in Florida at the age of 65. Beloved wife of 46 years to Charles Anderson. Loving mother of four children Anthony, Edward (Theresa), Paul (Colby), and Rebecca (Mike) Sposita, and grandmother of eight beautiful grandchildren, Marisa, Kathryn, Christian, Kristine, Peyton, Jacob, Eric, and Brady. Joanne is the daughter of the late Antonio and Lucille DiIorio, and dear sister of Marilyn McCormack. Joanne was born in Detroit, Michigan, where she graduated from St. Anthony High School. She later moved to Sterling Heights, where she raised her family and lived for over 35 years. Over the past 10 years, Joanne and Charles also enjoyed spending the cold Michigan winters in their home in The Villages, Florida. Visitation Thursday from 3-9 p.m. at the Wujek-Calcaterra & Sons Funeral Home, 36900 Schoenherr at Metro Parkway (16 Mile Rd.). A Memorial Service will be held at the same location on Friday at 10:30 a.m. Share memories with the family at their "On-Line Guest Book" at WujekCalcaterra.com.
ANDERZAK CLARE MARTIN "ANDY" 80 passed away May 4 2012. Beloved husband of the late Helen Louise. Loving father of Michael (Ann), Ken, David (Kim), Joesph (Teri), Robert (Yvette), Dennis, Kathleen (Scott) Bain, James (Michelle), and Cythia (John) Harrington. Proud grandfather of 22 grandchildren and 26 great-grandchildren. Survived by brother Thomas (Marianne). For visitation and funeral information, please see www.HowePeterson.com or call (313) 561-1500.
ANDRZEJEWSKI ANNA "HONEY" May 3, 2012 Age 97. Beloved wife of the late Steve. Loving mother of Arlene (Thomas) Frederick. Proud grandmother of Laura (Steve) Allmen, Thomas S. (Cynthia) Frederick, and Lisa (Steve) Orlando. Adoring great grandmother of 10. Dear sister of Stella Omilian. Visitation Sunday 3-9pm with a 7pm Rosary service at Wujek-Calcaterra & Sons, 36900 Schoenherr at Metro Parkway (16 Mile Rd). Funeral Monday in state 9am at St. Blase Catholic Church, 12151 15 Mile Rd., (Between Schoenherr and Dodge Park) until time of Mass 9:30am. Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions in Honey's honor would be appreciated to the Capuchin Soup Kitchen. Share memories with the family at their "On-Line Guest Book" at WujekCalcaterra.com
BACALIS THEODORE J. Age 88 of Yuma, Arizona, formerly of Detroit and LeRoy, Michigan. Passed away peacefully May 1, 2012. Decorated WWII Veteran. Devoted husband of Nancy (Rausch). Dearest father of Amanda (Jim) Bacalis, Christina Bacalis Mazza, Penny (Robin) Bettinger, and Mark Rausch. Dearest grandfather to Sarah. Condolences to the family at 20301 Alhambra St., Southfield, MI 48076.
BAGOZZI HEATHER A. Age 30. Passed away suddenly on May 1, 2012. Precious daughter of Dawn and Bartholomew. Loving sister of Justin, Kaitlin and Bart. Heather will be missed by her great-grandmother, her grandparents, many aunts and uncles, cousins and friends. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations can be made to Washtenaw Alive, c/o Washtenaw County Public Health, 555 Towner, Ypsilanti, MI 48197 or Ele's Place, 355 South Zeeb Rd., Ste. E, Ann Arbor, MI 48103. A private memorial service celebrating Heather's life has taken place. Share condolences at www.stanleyturowskifuneralhome.com
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BENIGNI ANNE G. (NEE TRAPP), age 92. May 4, 2012. Beloved wife of the late Albert Sr. Loving mother of A.Robert (Sally), JoAnne (Jack) Chida, Thomas (Rose) and James (Karen). Proud grandmother of nine. Great-grandmother of 10. Dear sister-in-law of Sr. Caroline Benigni SSJ and June Benigni. Also survived by many nieces & nephews. Visitation Monday 5-9 p.m. and Tuesday 1-9 p.m. Rosary time pending, A. H. Peters Funeral Home, 32000 Schoenherr at Masonic (13 1/2 Mile Rd.), Warren. In state Wednesday 9:30 a.m. until time of Mass 10:00 a.m., St Raymond Catholic Church, 20304 Joann St., Detroit. Memorial contributions to Nativity Catholic Church, 5900 McCullan, Detroit 48213 or St Raymond Catholic Church, Detroit, would be appreciated. www.ahpeters.com
BERNS JUNE May 4th, 2012. Age 67 of Superior Township. Beloved sister of Jean (Gordon) Ford, Mary Lou (the late Bruce) Letwin, and the late Jack Berns. Dear aunt of Sue Lovell, Ken Letwin, Mark Ford, David Ford, Laura Fitzwilliams. Loving great-aunt of nine. Funeral service at Memorial Church of Christ, 35475 5 Mile Road, Livonia on Wednesday 11 a.m. Family will receive friends on Tuesday from 4-8 p.m. at the Uht Funeral Home, 35400 Glenwood Rd., Westland and at church on Wednesday from 10 a.m. until time of service. Please visit and post tributes at uhtfh.com .
BLASCYK LAWRENCE PETER, age 73, died May 2. Beloved husband of Sally; dear father of Robert (Rebecca) and Thomas (Cassie); grandfather of Anne, Emma, David, and Boniface; brother of Sheila, Catherine, and Michael (Linda); and brother-in-law of Maryann Maggard. Funeral Mass 11 a.m. Wednesday at St. Rita Catholic Church, Holly. Visitation 2-5 & 7-9, Rosary at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Dryer Funeral Home, Holly. Interment Great Lakes National Cemetery, Holly. Donations to Boy Scouts of America. www.dryerfuneralhomeholly.com
BORG MARIAN Age 75. May 4, 2012. Beloved wife of the late Bill for over 50 years. Loving mother of William (Patricia), Donald (Tammy), Josephine (Daniel) Klavitter, Jeffrey, and David. Adored grandmother of Bill III (Courtney), Kaitlyn, Donald Jr., Andrew, Anthony, Haley, Joseph (Jessica), Dan Jr., Mallory, Amanda, David Jr., and Brittany. Great-grandmother of 11. Sister of Theodore (Doreen) Pakula and the late Bernadette. Service Wednesday in state 9:30 a.m. with a Mass at 10 a.m. at St. Alfred Catholic Church, 9500 Banner, Taylor, MI. Visitation Tuesday 2-9 p.m. at the Howe-Peterson Funeral Home, Taylor Chapel, 9800 S. Telegraph Rd. Memorials may be made to Angela Hospice and the ALS Association. Share a memory at howepeterson.com
BRACHEL FLORENCE M., 95, of Charlevoix, formerly of Detroit, May 3. Loving wife of the Late Richard A. Brachel. Loving mother of Rosemarie (Richard E.) Brachel; sons, Philip Kluczynski and his friend Karen Stankevich, Paul (Margie) Durak; eight grandchildren; fifteen great-grandchildren; eight great-great-grandchildren; former daughter-in-law, Barbara Kluczynski. Richard preceded her in death on April 3, 2010. No services are planned at this time. Inurnment will take place at the Great Lakes National Cemetery in Mt. Holly. Memorial contributions may be made to Hospice of Northwest Michigan, 220 West Garfield, Charlevoix, MI 49720, or to Charlevoix County Humane Society, 614 Beardsley Street, Boyne City, MI 49712. Arrangements by Winchester Funeral Home in Charlevoix.
BRINING JAMES P. May 1, 2012, age 95. Dear father of James (Carmen) Brining and Dennis (Cheryl) Brining. Dear grandfather of Lisa, James and Steven Brining and Jennifer (Sal) Russo. Dearest great-grand-father of Dominic and Anthony Russo. Preceded in death by his loving wife Anna and grandson Tom. Visitation Monday 3 p.m. - 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. at the Schrader-Howell Funeral Home, 280 South Main Street, Plymouth. Visitation will continue on Tuesday from 10 a.m. until time of funeral Mass at 10:30 a.m. at St. John Neumann Catholic Church, 44800 Warren Road, Canton. Contributions are suggested to the American Heart Association or the charity of your choice. Share your special thoughts and memories at www.schrader-howell.com
BRODSKY BECKY Beloved wife of the late Morris Brodsky. Mother of Bernard (Sharon) Brodsky, the late Sanford Charles Brodsky and the late Julius Brodsky. Mother-in-law of the late Barbara Brodsky. Loving grandmother of Michelle Brodsky (Ed Kaplan), Stuart (Becky) Brodsky, Melisa (Hank) Samson, Faith (Jon) Cutrona, Howard Brodsky, Martin (Renee) Brodsky, Audrey (Darren) Goldberg and Nikki (Jason) Gartrell; 16 great-grandchildren. GRAVESIDE SERVICE 2:30 PM SUNDAY AT BETH TEFILO EMANUEL CEMETERY. ARRANGEMENTS BY THE IRA KAUFMAN CHAPEL, 248-569-0020. www.irakaufman.com
BROWN CHARLES R. Age 85, April 25, 2012. Beloved husband of Helen for 59 years. Loving father of James, Barbara (Raymond) Smith, Keith (Stacey), and Charles (Beth). Dear grandfather of Shannon, David, and Miles and great-grand-daughter, Lydia. Survived by 10 brothers and sisters: Mary Jane, Geri, Patsy, Richard, Ken, Michael, James, Robert, Marilyn, and Jeanette. Preceded in death by his step-son James; brother Ted, and sisters Marilyn June and Betty Bauman. Visitation at Harry J. Will Funeral Home, 37000 Six Mile, Livonia on Wednesday, May 9 from 3-8 p.m. Funeral service at Christ the King Lutheran Church, 9300 Farmington Road, Livonia at 10:30 on Thursday, May 10. www.harryjwillfuneralhome.com
BUTLER ROBERT W. Loving husband of Jackie Merritt. Dear father of Kathryn (Kevin) McCurry, Stacey (Robert) Roberts, and the late Robert "Woody" Butler and step-son Keith (Karen) Carman. Dearest grandfather of four and great-grandfather of five. Cherished brother of Virginia Renter, Mary Jane Masinick, and Gladys (Bill) Chappell, the late brothers Frank and Joseph, sister-in-law Lorraine Butler and many nieces and nephews. Robert was a retiree of the Fruehauf Trailer and member of the late Alumni Committee for Eastern High School, Detroit. Memorial Visitation will be Saturday, May 12, 12-6 p.m. and a Memorial Service will be at 5 p.m. at the Kaul Funeral Home, 35201 Garfield, Clinton Township. The family appreciates memorial contributions to the Evangelical Home. Please share a memory with the family at www.kaulfuneralhome.com.
CADDY DONALD "LEROY" 84, returned to God April 19th in Brighton, MI. A longtime resident of Royal Oak, LeRoy is survived by his wife, Patricia Heenan; son, David (Judy); and grandsons Dylan and Jonathon. Born on 8-26-1927 in Ferndale, MI, Mr. Caddy was a proud graduate of Henry Ford Trade School in 1945 and studied music at Fort Wayne Bible College and San Jose State College, and was a member of the famed King's Men Quartet. While making a career with Allegheny Steel, he had a gift for music and was a soloist, voice teacher and music director for six congregations in four states over a fifty year career. LeRoy is now reunited with his wife Ruth and children Diana, Don, Denise, and Dawn. Parkinsons disease weakened his body but never his spirit, as LeRoy taught his fellow residents at Ashley Court to sing the "Cheer Up" song shortly before his passing. LeRoy Caddy continued to be who he was to the last: a gentleman, teacher and cheerful spirit; giving all his talents to the glory of God. A memorial service will be held at Covenant Baptist Church on Maple Rd., just west of Orchard Lake Rd. in West Bloomfield at 1 p.m. on May 20, 2012. In lieu of flowers and because of LeRoy's love of vocal music, donations may be made to Cantate at www.cantate-detroit.org.
CECE MARCO W. Age 90. May 2, 2012 of Brownstown Twp. Formerly of LIncoln Park. Beloved husband of the late Rita. Loving dad of Marco (Sherrie Stacey), Gary (Nancy) and the late Robert "Bob". Dearest grandfather of Michelle, Shannon, Tony, Jason and Matthew. Great grandfather of Dominik, Giana, Alexa and Lilyanah. Preceded in death by his parents and three sisters. Visitation Sunday 12-9 p.m. with a Rosary Sunday 7 p.m. at The Allen Park Chapel-Martenson Family of Funeral Homes, 10915 Allen Rd. (Corner of Goddard). Marco will lie in state Monday 9:30 a.m. at St. Roch Catholic Church, Flat Rock until Funeral Liturgy 10 a.m. Interment Michigan Memorial Park Cemetery. To share a memory visit Marco's eternal tribute www.martenson.com.
CHMIELEWSKI IRENE Age 91 of Detroit. May 5, 2012. Beloved wife of the late Ignatius. Loving mother of the late Regina, William (Gail), Kathleen (Raymond), James (Janet), Michael (Patricia), the late Mary Ellen, Joseph (Janet), and Jonathan (Janice). Proud grandmother of 15. Great-grandmother of 11. Great-great-grandmother of three. Survived also by many nieces and nephews. Sister-in-law of Helen Hojnacki. Visitation Monday 6-9 p.m. and Tuesday 2-9 p.m. at The Allen Park Chapel-Martenson Family of Funeral Homes, 10915 Allen Rd. (corner of Goddard). For service time please call, 313-386-6600 or visit Irene's eternal tribute at www.martenson.com.
CICCONE FRANCES E. Age 91 May 3, 2012. Beloved wife of the late Carmine. Sister of the late Frederick (Alfreda) Yourchok, Charles (Jenny) Yourchok and William (Harriette) Yourchok. Aunt of Carol Belitz, Gail (Allen) Carson, Kay (Ross) Miller and the late Charles Jr., and Nancy McKimmons. Visitation Tuesday 2-8pm with a 7pm Rosary at the John N. Santeiu & Son Funeral Home, 1139 Inkster Rd. (between Ford Rd. and Cherry Hill). In state Wednesday 9am until the 9:30am Mass at St. Mel Catholic Church, 7506 Inkster (just north of Warren). Family suggests memorials to St. Mel Catholic Church. www.santeiufuneralhome.com
CLAFLIN LARRY BRUCE, born August 26, 1939 in Charlotte, MI, died April 29, 2012. Survivors include children Lorrie (Tim) Dundon, Krystal (Renee) Claflin, Kyla (David) Rigg, and Kameron (Becky) Claflin; many grand and great-grand-children; sisters, Christine (Dick) Willis and Claudia (Rolland) Bahnmiller, brother, David Claflin, many nieces & nephews and best friend Pattie McBryde. Memorial service Monday, May 7, 10 a.m., Riverview Church, 3585 Willoughby Rd., Holt, MI. Additional information on his Facebook.
CONLEY JANE Age 85, May 4, 2012. Beloved wife of Thomas . Dearest mother of Terry, Sean (Colleen), Dennis (Jeanne), and Chris (Emily). Loving grandmother of eight, and great-grandmother of one. Visitation Sunday 3-5 p.m. at McCabe Funeral Home, 31950 W. 12 Mile Rd., Farmington Hills. In state Monday 10 a.m. until time of Mass 10:30 a.m. at St. Colman Catholic Church, 32500 Middlebelt, Farmington Hills. Memorial contributions may be directed to the Michigan Humane Society. www.mccabefuneralhome.com.
COONCE C. CARSON May 3, 2012. Age 76 of Plymouth. Loving husband of Sandra. Beloved father of C. Kevin (Lek), Tammy (Mel) Meck, Dan (Lorelei), Sam, and Ben (Jessica). Dear brother of Louetta Coonce. Proud grandfather of ten and great-grandfather of six. Memorial Service Saturday, May 12 at 3 p.m. at Plymouth Kingdom Hall of Jehovah Witnesses, 47343 W. Ann Arbor Trail (at Beck), Plymouth. Memorial contributions may be made to Watchtower Bible and Tract Soceity, 25 Columbia Heights, Brooklyn, New York 11201. To share a memory, please visit vermeulenfuneralhome.com.
CRONK MICHAEL J. April 17, 2012. Age 58. Predeceased by his beloved parents John and Lillian Cronk as well as his two older brothers, Gary and Jack Cronk. Survived by his nephews Jon and Jeff Cronk, his niece Rachel Cronk, and his great-nephew Noah. Memorial Gathering on Saturday, May 19, 2012 from noon until 1 p.m., immediately followed by the 1 p.m. Memorial Service at Harry J. Will Funeral Home, 34567 Michigan Ave., Wayne, Michigan 48184. For more information go to www.harryjwillfuneral home.com or call (734)721-5600.
CURRIE MARY ANN Age 71, May 2, 2012. Dear sister of Bernard (Susan) Willis. Aunt of Patrick (Julie), Bernard P. and Thomas (Jessica) Willis. Prayers Tuesday, May 8, 10:00 a.m. at Querfeld Funeral Home, 1200 Oakwood Blvd., Dearborn followed by a 10:30 a.m. Mass at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, 22430 Michigan Ave., Dearborn. Visitation Monday, May 7, from 4 - 8 p.m. with Scripture Service 7:00 p.m. Memorials to Melvin, Murnin, and Willis Endowment Scholarship Fund, Marywood University, 2300 Adams Ave., Scranton, PA 18509. www.querfeldfuneralhome.com
Czernaikowski Joseph "Joe" C. 67, of Coldwater, passed away May 3, 2012 in Fort Wayne, Indiana. He was born March 30, 1945 in Detroit, Michigan to Joseph C. and Floryanna (Kielbase) Czerniakowski. He married Marie on July 7, 1974. She survives. Joe was Parts Manager for various GM Dealerships, retiring after 40 years. He was quite a talker and story teller who loved collecting miniature liquor bottles and gardening. He was a true Detroit sports fan, but mostly an Avid Detroit Tigers fan. His wife Marie is the volunteer coordinator for the Branch Area Food Pantry and he was a great supporter of her efforts. Joe is survived by his wife, Marie; daughter, Angie (Todd Wastell) Bramlett; sons, Joseph Czerniakowski, Martin (Cindy) Betley, Jeff Czerniakowski; daughter, Danette Lentz; son, Ernest Abercrombie; daughter, Jenny (Brian) Phillips; nine grandchildren, two great-grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents. Visitation will be Monday, May 7, 2012 from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. at the Putnam Funeral Home in Coldwater. Funeral services will be held on Tuesday, May 8, 2012 at 10 a.m. with one hour of visitation prior to the service at the Lockwood Community Church in Coldwater with Pastor Shane Looper officiating. Entombment will be at the Christian Memorial Cultural Center Cemetery in Rochester, MI Memorial contributions may be made to the family in care of Marie Czerniakowski. You may leave an online tribute by visiting www.putnamfuneralhome.com. The family was assisted by Putnam Funeral Home, 517-278-2311.
D'ALESSANDRO JOSEPH A. May 3, 2012 age 88. Beloved husband of Josephine for 65 yrs. Loving father of Susan (Michael) DePerro, Thomas, Gary and Robert. Proud grandfather of Danielle DePerro, Philip DePerro, Patrina, Salvatore "Sammy" and Anna. Dear brother of James, Robert and the late Eva Avendt and Linda Glodich. Donations to St. Ronald Church & Hospice of Michigan would be appreciated. Visitation at the Sterling Heights Chapel of the Bagnasco & Calcaterra Funeral Home, 13650 East Fifteen Mile Road (at Schoenherr) Monday 2:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. with scripture 7:00 p.m. Funeral Tuesday at St. Ronald Catholic Church, 17701 15 Mile Road, Clinton Twp. In State 9:30 a.m. until time of Mass 10:00 a.m. Entombment Resurrection Cemetery. Memories shared at www.bcfh.com.
D'ANNUNZIO JOSEPH age 84. Loving husband of the late Gloria. Dear father of John (Christine), Angela, Louise (Ramsey) and Gary (Cindy). Grandfather of nine and great-grandfather of seven. Joseph was one of five children, survived by his sister Mary (Mel) Recchia. Joseph loved his family and his music and spent many years as a professional accordion player.
DILWORTH EDMOND J., JR., age 79, died peacefully, May 3, 2012. Beloved husband of Margaret for 56 years. Loving father of Kathleen (Mike Studnicki), Sharon (David Baker), Mary, and Edmond (Michele). Cherished grandfather of Kelly, Jennifer, Patrick, Edmond IV, Lucas, Victor, and Alexandra. Dear brother of Norman (Maureen), Mike (Patricia), Dennis, Julie (Jim Shea), and the late Donna (Jim Ryan). Also survived by many loving nieces and nephews. Visitation at Lynch & Sons Funeral Home, 1368 N. Crooks Road (between 14-15 Mile Rds.) Monday 4-8 p.m. Funeral at Holy Name Church, 630 Harmon, Birmingham, Tuesday 11 a.m. Friends may visit at church beginning at 10:30 a.m. Memorials appreciated to U of D Jesuit High School, 8400 S. Cambridge, Detroit, MI 48221 or St. Francis of Assisi Church, 200 West 20th Street, Riviera Beach, FL 33404. Obituary & condolences at lynchfuneraldirectors.com .
DOTTERER JASON Age 36, suddenly, April 26, 2012. Loving father of Malena and Briana. Step- father of Evan and Gwyneth. Husband of Jenevieve. Beloved son of Gary and Carmen. Dear brother of Aryn (Shawn) and Frances (Marc). Loved uncle of Emelia. An accomplished artist in Detroit and electrician in Local 58. A Memorial Mass will be held at a later date. On behalf of Jason's daughter Malena, a trust fund has been established by her grandparents, Gary and Carmen Dotterer. In lieu of flowers please make a contribution to the fund in Jason's memory. Please share a thought or memory with his family at www.schultzfuneralhome.com.
Eichenlaub Joseph L. Age 89. May 4, 2012. Beloved husband of Louise (nee Anhut). Loving father of Ellen (Danny) Krease, Mark (Patricia McMahon), Janet (Paul) Burke, C. Robert (Becky Ewing), Mary Beth (Matthew) Smith, and Jack. Much-loved grandpa of Kathleen Gasaway, Julie Theis, Kevin Krease, Erin Potes, Thomas, Caroline, and Christian Eichenlaub, Megan Dickson, Patrick and Tyler Burke, Lauren, Rachael, and Kevin Smith. Great-Grandpa of Eleanor, Anna, and Carolyn Gasaway. Visitation Tuesday 4-8 p.m. with Rosary at 7 p.m. at A.H. Peters, 20705 Mack, Grosse Pointe Woods, and Wednesday 9:30 a.m. until time of Mass 10 a.m. at St. Paul on the Lake, 157 Lakeshore, Grosse Pointe Farms. Family suggests donations to God's Helping Hands of Mecosta County, 8760 50th Ave., Remus, MI 49340.
EVANS MARGUERITE O. May 3, 2012, age 102. Beloved wife of the late Leslie R. Evans. Dear mother of Susan ( Steven Lyons ) Evans. Visitation Monday 10am until time of funeral service at 3pm at the Schrader-Howell Funeral Home, 280 South Main Street, Plymouth. Share your special thoughts and memories at www.schrader-howell.com
FAGAN LOIS Beloved wife of 55 years of Rodney Fagan. Dear mother of Barry (Marcia) Fagan. Loving grandmother of Jeffrey Fagan and Matthew Fagan. Devoted daughter of the late Max and the late Ruth Gavorin. Daughter-in-law of Regina Varrero and the late David Fagan. Sister-in-law of Judith (Jerry) Deering, Sandra Jahner, Arlene (the late Arthur) Segel, and Rita Fagan. Also survived by her beloved cousin Marcia (Bernard) Shapiro, other loving cousins, nieces, nephews, and a world of friends. SERVICES 2 P.M. SUNDAY AFTERNOON AT THE IRA KAUFMAN CHAPEL, 248-569-0020. INTERMENT MACHPELAH CEMETERY. www.irakaufman.com
FERNANDEZ JOSE "JOE" of New Port Richey, Florida, age 76. Born September 22, 1935. At rest April 28, 2012. Loving father of Anne Divino, Judith (Robert) Wilson, Joanne Fernandez. Papa of Sabrina (Scott) Porath, Joseph and Elena Divino, Jacob and Robert Wilson. Great-grandfather of Caleb Divino-Quinn. Preceded in death by his beloved Norma. Memorial September 22, 2012-New Baltimore, Michigan. Call 810-334-7178 for details.
FISCHER RICHARD L. of Chelsea, MI, age 81, died Friday, April 27, 2012. Survived by his wife, Marie (Dudack) Fischer of Chelsea; three children: David Fischer (Julie Trombly) of Dexter, Kate (Steven) Good of Chicago, and John (Janice) Fischer of Chelsea; six grandchildren: Lindsay, Elizabeth, Karl, James, Miles, and Caroline; and two sisters, Lois Daley of Walnut Creek, CA and Peggy (David) Johnston of Sun City, AZ. Funeral Mass at a later date. Contributions to Regency at Whitmore Lake or Southern Care Hospice. Staffan-Mitchell Funeral Home, Chelsea. www.mitchellfuneral.com.
FITZGERALD DELPHINE E. age 84, died April 9, 2012. Loving mother of Kathleen and Mark. Dearest sister of Clarence Wichowski (Peggy) and the late Lucille Radecki (Sal). Daughter of the late Frank and Lottie Wichowski. Her family will always be grateful to the staff of St. Joseph Mercy Oakland Hospital in Pontiac for the care she received. Memorial Mass Friday 11 a.m. at St. Anselm Catholic Church, 17650 West Outer Drive, Dearborn Heights. Visitation at church begins at 10:30 a.m. A.J. Desmond & Sons, 248-362-2500. View obituary and share memories at www.DesmondFuneralHome.com
FORCHIONE CHARLOTTE May 4, 2012, age 81 of Westland. Beloved wife of the late Daniel. Dear mother of Michael (Tomi), Jim (Margaret), Pat (Wendy), Don (Debbie), Tom (Loreen), Mary (Steve) Masalko, and the late Daniel. Loving grandmother of twelve and great-grandmother of ten. Caring master of Max. Funeral services at The Uht Funeral Home, 35400 Glenwood Rd., Westland, Thursday 1 p.m. Visitation at the funeral home Wednesday from 3-9 p.m. Cremation rights were accorded. Burial of cremains to take place at Calvary Cemetery in Massillon, Ohio. Family requests memorials to The Arc of Western Wayne County. Please view memorial and send tributes at www.uhtfh.com .
FORD DAVID 57, died in his sleep on Monday April 30, 2012. Loving son of the late Lillian Edwards and the late Donald Ford. Loving brother of Patricia Raht (David) and William Ford (Cynthia). He was born and raised in Hazel Park. He worked many years as a custodian for Grosse Pointe Schools, Ovonic Battery in Troy and The Havens. He will be deeply missed and live forever in our hearts. Cremation has taken place with a memorial service at a later date.
FRIEDHOFF ROBERT Age 87. May 5, 2012. Beloved husband of Rita. Loving father of Robert J. (Theresa), and Karen Hibbs (Phillip). Proud grandfather of Sean Donahue and Claire Friedhoff. Great-grandfather of Nolan Donahue. Visitation Sunday 4-8 p.m. with Rosary 7 p.m. at A.H. Peters Funeral Home, 20705 Mack Ave. at Vernier Rd, Grosse Pointe Woods. In state Monday 9:30 a.m. until time of Mass 10 a.m. at St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church, 21620 Greater Mack, St Clair Shores. Memorial contributions appreciated to: Capuchins, 1820 Mt. Elliott, Detroit 48207-3485 or to: Mayo Clinic, Department of Development, c/o Betsy Koehnen, 200 1st St. SW, Rochester, Minnesota 55905. ahpeters.com
GABOCY JAMES M., JR. May 1, 2012. Age 65. Loving husband of Jan. Dear brother of Judie (Michael) Cheff. Proud uncle of Cody, Emma and Garrett. Loving "Papa" of Ruff. Son in law of Robert (Eileen) Cloutier and the late Gladyth Cloutier. Past District 9 Commander of the U.S. Power Squadron. Private Memorial service to be held at a later date. Arrangements by McFarland Foss Funeral Home, Dearborn. www.mcfarlandfoss.com
Gazdik Charles "Chuck" 79, died at his home in Shelby Twp., Wednesday, May 2, 2012, of heart failure. He is survived by his faithful and loving wife of 45 years, Opal, and his daughter Tanya (Jim) Irwin. Visitation will be Monday, May 7 from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Lee-Ellena Funeral Home, 46530 Romeo Plank Road, Macomb Twp., followed by a 6 p.m. funeral and 7 p.m. dinner. Burial will be in Great Lakes National Cemetery, Holly, Michigan. Chuck was a Korean War veteran. He was a proud Uaw member and worked at Chrysler, Burroughs and Ford before spending the last 30 years of his career as a journeyman painter at General Motors. He was a longtime member of Holy Ghost (Russian) Orthodox Church, Sterling Heights and Holy Trinity (Russian) Orthodox Church, Detroit. Chuck loved to grow vegetables and take care of his yard. He had a mischievous sense of humor, hanging a plastic apple from the red maple tree in his front yard. He was an avid history and geography buff and loved to study maps of his family's homeland in Russia. He will be missed.
GOLIBART AGNES BREW Age 88, died May 3, 2012. Beloved wife of the late S. Richard. Dearest mother of Richard B., Mary Sue (Cameron) Piggott, Debbie (Frank) Pascoe, Tom (Pat), Francis (Liz), Betsy (Don; and the late Joe Sierzenga) Maxwell and Dorothy (Ray) DeBates. Loving grandmother of 17 and great-grand-mother of 17. Dear sister of Ann St. Bernard. Visitation Sunday 3-8 p.m. with a Rosary at 5 p.m. at Kaul Funeral Home, 28433 Jefferson, St. Clair Shores. In state Monday 10:30 a.m. until time of Mass at 11 a.m. at St. Edmund Catholic Church, 14025 E. 12 Mile, Warren. Interment at Cadillac Memorial Gardens East Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be directed to the American Stroke Association. Please share a memory of Agnes at www.kaulfuneralhome.com
GORNY CONSTANCE C. "CONNIE" May 4, 2012. Beloved wife of the late Joseph. Dearest mother of Josef, John (Carol), Bill (Charlene) and Tom (Kim). Leaves 14 grandchildren, 24 great-grandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren. Sister of the late Dorothy Warnstrom. Aunt to Linda Zastrow and Robin Ten Harmsel. Member of the Stitt American Legion Post Ladies Auxiliary. Services Tuesday 9 a.m. from the Sajewski Funeral Home. 19111 W. Warren, to S. S. Peter and Paul 9:30 a.m. Interment St. Hedwig. Rosary Monday 7 p.m. Visitation Sunday 4-8 p.m. and Monday 12-8 p.m. In lieu of flowers the Family requests donations to the St. Jude Children's Hospital. www.sajewskifh.com
GREENBERG COOKIE Beloved wife of the late Ivan. Dear mother of Linda (Rick) Sherman, Mitchell (Leslie) Greenberg, Leslie (Steve) Michaelian. Adoring grandmother of Jessica, Ian, Jacob, Max, Rachel, Brandon and Justin. Services Sunday 11:30 a.m. at HEBREW MEMORIAL CHAPEL, (248) 543-1622. Interment at Hebrew Memorial Park Cemetery. www.hebrewmemorial.org
GRIFFIN LONZO Viewing 9 a.m. - 9 p.m., Thursday, May 10th Cole Funeral Home, 2624 W. Blvd. I am my brothers Keeper Church. 1435 Brainard Trumbull and Grand River Friday May 11, 2012. Family Hour: 11:00 a.m., funeral 11:30 a.m.
GRONDZIAK ROSE, age 102, of Dearborn Heights, longtime member of St. Albert the Great Catholic Church, Dearborn Heights, and its Senior Citizens Club and Altar Society, died May 3, 2012. Rose is the beloved wife of the late Lawrence (d. 1976); loving mother of Lawrence Jr. (the late Altha), Elaine (Donald) Romanski and Patricia (the late Bill) Tripp; cherished grandmother of 11; and great-grandmother 28. In addition to her husband, daughter-in-law and son-in-law, Rose was preceded in death by two grandsons, Duane (Debbie) Grondziak and Donald (Michelle) Romanski Jr. Visitation Monday, May 7th, 2-9 p.m., with a 7 p.m. Scripture service, at the HACKETT-METCALF FUNERAL HOME, 2640 Monroe St., Dearborn, (313) 274-4000. Funeral Mass Tuesday, May 8th, 10:30 a.m. (in state 10 a.m.) at St. Albert the Great Catholic Church, 4855 Parker St., Dearborn Heights. Interment St. Hedwig Cemetery, Dearborn Heights. Memorial tributes suggested to St. Albert the Great Church. Arrangements entrusted to the Heeney-Sundquist Funeral Home, downtown Farmington (248-474-5200). heeney-sundquist.com
GUARINO FRED May 3, 2012. Age 90. Beloved husband of the late Patrina Dear father of Deborah (Johnny) Carroll, Angela, and the late Philip. Proud grandfather of Alisa, and great- grandfather of John. Survived by many nieces and nephews. Visitation at the St. Clair Shores Chapel of the Bagnasco & Calcaterra Funeral Home, 25800 Harper Ave. (3 blks n. of 10 Mile) Sunday 3-9 p.m. with Rosary at 7:00 p.m. In state Monday 9:00 a.m. until time of Mass at 10:00 a.m. at Sacred Heart Catholic Church (18430 Utica Rd., Roseville MI). Memories shared at www.bcfh.com
HEIDRICH LAWRENCE OTTO 91 years old, businessman of Bloomfield Hills. Leaves behind one daughter, four sons and one son-in-law. Also surviving are four grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
HEITKAMP BROOKE G. 71, of Farmington Hills, died May 5, 2012. Brooke is the beloved wife of E. Reid for 50 years. Devoted mother of Gayle (Edward) McGuiggan and Keith (Dawn). Dear sister of Noralee (Len) Locatis, Brian (Carl Smith) Treglown, and Blair (Michelle Williamson) Treglown. Cherished grandmother of Sean, Alec, Kyle, Taylor, and Brianna. Visitation Wednesday 2-8 p.m. at the Heeney-Sundquist Funeral Home, 23720 Farmington Rd., (between 9-10 Mile Rds., just N of Grand River), downtown Farmington (248-474-5200). Funeral Service Thursday, 7:30 p.m. (in state 6:30 p.m.) at Nardin Park United Methodist Church, 29887 W. Eleven Mile Rd., Farmington Hills. Memorial tributes suggested to the Scleroderma Foundation, scleroderma.org, Nardin Park Church or St. John's Providence Hospice. heeney-sundquist.com


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Halfway through 2013, the small business economy resembles last year at this time. Employee hiring and the average paycheck remain down slightly; both are at -0.1 percent in June.
That said, small business owners are growing more optimistic--more optimistic than they were in June 2012. Despite tremendous uncertainty about the economy, owners report their business outlook has improved, getting to 73 percent last month, compared to 60 percent in June last year. In addition, as many as 76 percent of small business owners said the second quarter met or exceeded expectations, and half expect the third quarter to be even better than the second.
An Unlikely Sentiment Scenario
Owners feel positive about the performance of their businesses, despite uncertainty surrounding the health of the economy overall, and health care reform specifically. Still, those same uncertainties are currently getting in the way of new-employee hiring and increased paychecks. In the SurePayrolll Small Business Scorecard survey, 57 percent of owners said they want to see improved growth nationwide before they'll be confident enough to hire more. One third of the small businesses surveyed are concerned about the implications of health care reform.
When Small Business Owners Are Optimistic, They Tend to Act
Owner optimism tends to spur hiring and expanding. When you consider that optimism at the end of 2012 was only 55 percent, you can certainly see promise in a nearly 20 percent jump. Indeed, more than half of surveyed owners also plan to make new investments in their businesses, primarily in the technology, marketing, and hiring.
If small businesses do begin hiring as the year continues, more Americans will get jobs and have money to spend on Main Street. This is how the wheel that is the economy really begins to spin.
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Suspended jail term for fake CCTV driver
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A delivery driver who tried to dodge a speeding conviction by faking home CCTV footage to support an alibi has walked free from court.
Roger Moore, 44, was clocked driving at 51mph through a 40mph zone in Plymouth, Devon, in February 2011.
He would have faced a £60 fine and three penalty points if convicted, but instead blamed staff at a nearby garage for driving the vehicle – a Peugeot, on hire while Moore's Mitsubishi was undergoing repair – saying they had a vendetta against him.
Moore then faked the date stamp on his home CCTV camera, which at first supported his claim that he was not driving through Plymouth at the time of the speeding offence. But sharp-eyed police experts noticed the shadows in Moore's driveway on the submitted CCTV were too long for the time of year. They also found a log which suggested the date stamp had been altered.
Judge Paul Darlow said Moore "went to extraordinary lengths" to prove his innocence. He jailed the father of three for 16 weeks, suspended for two years.
He also told him to pay £2,000 costs, saying Moore could sell his private number plate to help finance the payment.
Prosecuting, David Gittins said that, upon being investigated by police nearly two years ago, Moore said: ''I'm an honest person. If I did it, I would pay."
Mr Gittins said police experts spent time analysing CCTV footage from Moore's home, submitted by the defendant at court, which was used as part of his defence for the speeding charge.
Moore, of Stentaway Road in Plymouth, said his son had stumbled across the footage when looking through old DVDs. But experts found inconsistencies.
Mr Gittins told Plymouth Crown Court the shadows on Moore's footage were far too long to be February, suggesting the CCTV was from later in the year.
Defence counsel Ali Rafati said Moore was the sole earner in his family, taking home £325 a week.
He said Moore, who pleaded guilty to perverting the course of justice a few days before he was due to stand trial, was a family man of no previous convictions.
He said: "He got himself in an act which snowballed out of control. He simply couldn't face up to that so he buried his head in the sand and let the months roll by."
Judge Darlow said Moore was "happy to allege against others" instead of facing up to his crime.
He told Moore he could thank Mr Rafati for arguing in favour of a suspended sentence and costs.
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City leaders met to clean up the Wiregrass this afternoon.
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He not only wants them to be outstanding athletes but citizens as well.
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He's talking about the community service, Saturday Janasky's team along with other residents
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"I'm very elated today that the people came out today and
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He's not alone, many other support Dorsey's cause.And it's that kind of action that has Dorsey thanking the Wiregrass community and planning more efforts in the future
For some people it's just picking up trash, for others it's helping hands uniting a community.
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NAPPANEE — Nappanee Biggest Loser finale is set for 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 26, at the Chamber of Commerce, 302 W. Market St. Attendees should enter on Locke St. Participants must weigh in Thursday or Friday. Sign up for a weigh-in time at Nappanee Health and Fitness, 158 E. Market St., or call 773-2643. The man and woman who lost the highest percentage of weight will each win $250 cash and a hair dimensions makeover package. Anyone who weighs in will be eligible for a two-day family fun pack to the WFRN Friend Fest at Amish Acres June 21 and 22. The event will also include prizes for most inches lost and a drawing for those who attended all Biggest Loser meetings. T-shirts will be handed out and health refreshments will be served.


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Academic Senate
Minutes of the Meeting of 10/26/2007
Present: Marilyn Bader, Sandra Claveria, John Cole, Joyce Hamasaki, Mary Goya, Kent Killam, Gwen Kimura, Clyde Kojiro, Bernhard Laurich, Doug Leite, Eric Mecklenburg, Harvey Motomura, Caroline Naguwa, Gordon Nekoba, Ellen Okuma, Mike Saito, Lloyd Sanborn, Jane Sherwood (recorder), Mitchell Soares, Francis-Dean Uchima, Bobby Yamane.
1. A quorum was determined to be present and the meeting was called to order at 12:07 pm.
2. The minutes of 9/21/2007 were reviewed. Under number 5, section c-2 the deadline for curriculum requests was corrected to read 9/28/07. Minutes were approved as amended.
3. Chair's Report -
System Update
- The revised faculty classification plan has been distributed by e-mail. Feed back is requested by 11/2/07 either to Jill Savage or Vice President John Morton.
- Updating the UH Strategic Plan is
ongoing. A final copy is hoped for in
January 2008, in time for biennium budget planning. Remedial/developmental college readiness
issues will be included. Of note Walmart in
Also of note - the governor is considering proposing legislation that would move the DOE adult schools under the CC's.
- Future discussion and possible revision of academic policy degree requirements that last 12 credits be taken at awarding institution. Issue is DE courses.
- The resolution regarding the Affiliated Research Lab/ UARC was sent to the President and BOR chair. Noel Kent is organizing a group to speak to WASC about the lack of discussion.
- There is a proposed amendment to the BOR policy on tenure which would allow the President to grant tenure upon initial appointment to members of the faculty and classified executives. Comments may be sent to the Senate Chair.
4. Standing and Other Committee Reports
a Ed Policy - No report
b Faculty Policy - No report
c CRC - Kent Killam reviewed the curriculum proposals. With no objections the proposals were approved at this time. The Senate members agreed to review the proposal according to the program categories.
Delete ART 238 Weaving. SCI 222 Marine Navigation, BMAC 40. BMAC 41, BUS 35, BUS 36, BUS 55C, D, E,F, G; OAT 21 B, C D; OAT 23; OAT 29; OAT 30; OAT 31; OAT 34; OAT 36, OAT 37; OAT 40 B; OAT 43B; OAT 43 E; OAT 53; OAT 66B, C; OAT 68; OAT 70; OAT 81; CENT 240 Computer Networking II . Deletions approved as proposed.
New Courses: ART 126 3-D computer graphics 1, ART 225graphic design 2, ART 238 Interface Design, ART 246 3-D graphics 3, ART 248 Digital Post-Production, ART 293 Internship; Approved as proposed.
ASTR 281 Astrobiology, BIOL 171 Intro Biology 1, BIOL 171L lab, BIOL 172 Intro Biology 2, BIOL 172L lab; Accepted as proposed.
DANCE 190 Introduction to Aerial dance 1, DANCE 290 Aerial Dance 1; Approved as approved.
ED 152 Early Literacy Development; Approved as proposed.
CA - modification Auto Body Repair and Painting; CC Auto Body Repair and Painting(basic auto body repair); CC Auto Body Repair and Painting (automotive refinishing) approved as proposed.
AAS Business Technology modification; Approved as proposed.
BUSN 292 Integrated Office Procedures; Approved as proposed
CENT 140 Network Fundamentals; CENT 240B Routing Protocols and Concepts; CENT 240C LAN Switching and Wireless; CENT 241 Assessing the WAN; Approved as proposed.
AAS Electronics Upgrade program; Approved as proposed.
CC Electronics -Network Technology New Certificate of Completion; CC Electronics - Optic Technology New Certificate of Competence; Approved as proposed.
ETRO 160 Laser Safety and Applications; ETRO 161 Intro to Optics and Photonics; ETRO 166 Intro to Fiber Optics. Approved as proposed.
5. New Business
a CERC membership - Under consideration by Admin team at this time. Question was raised about how faculty members of CERC would be chosen - by Senate as whole or constituent group.
b Curriculum Review - The website has the course review forms, and curriculum central is underway with a plan for completion of January 2008.
c Senate Priorities
Exec Committee suggests the following priorities for the year: Ongoing - Charge to the Ad Hoc Budget Committee; Charge to the ad hoc DE Committee; Faculty Handbook. New Items - Parking Issues especially on the Manono Campus; The role of TPRC conveners for newly tenured faculty (Faculty/Staff Development Committee has indicated a willingness to explore this); Clarification of the interpretation of "guidelines" in the contract renewal and tenure/promotion documents. With no objections the Exec Committee's recommendations were approved at this time.
6. For the Good of the Order - Comprehensive Program/Unit Review process workshop this afternoon from 2-4 in Hale Kea electronic classroom.
7. Adjourned 1:20 p.m.


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One Shot, One Kill: What's Your Favorite Song?
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Not that these two really need Youtube links but here you go:
Iron Maiden - Infinite Dreams
Iron Maiden - Hallowed Be Thy Name
I know that I'm only supposed to pick one but when I read the first post both of these songs sprang instantly to mind and I really don't know which I'd consider me favorite.
For me Hallowed is just such a perfect blend of everything, great lyrics, slow moody moments, climactic buildups, great solos and riffs, fantastic vocals, and, especially live, it just invokes the feeling of complete catharsis.
However, I feel like Infinite Dreams has many of the same elements and also has had a huge impact on my life and has a lot of sentimental value for me. The song itself is dramatic and powerful, full of a diverse range of musical shading and textures, the drumming is top-notch, the bass is furious, the lyrics are thought-provoking, the guitar melodies can't be beat, and Bruce sounds great as per the norm.
On a more personal level this is the song that got me into Iron Maiden, heavy metal, rock and roll, and music in the general sense. I still remember the very first time I heard this song back when I was 14 and was totally blown away. I had such little knowledge of or interaction with rock music back then it was unbelievable, I didn't even know who Kiss were, anything about AC/DC, no knowledge of Metallica, I wouldn't have even recognized the riff to Smoke on the Water or known what Welcome to the Jungle, Crazy Train, or Stairway to Heaven sounded like. However, on the crazy recommendation of a friend I went on the internet and looked up a band called Iron Maiden and this was the first song I ran across. To say it drastically changed my life is an understatement. Rock and metal music became the biggest and most important hobby in my life, Iron Maiden became and has always stayed my favorite band ever, and this song has remained one of my absolute favorites of all time, if not
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Sorry about that title; only had time for a 'quick once over'.
All the letters are there: the caps and spacing didn't confuse, did they?
As a copywriter, I sometimes get quick once over requests. I wonder if you do too.
The request has three variations:
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Some clients assess my work by what I keep, not discard.
Thus, if I spend an hour rendering two pages of crud into one perfect paragraph, they see 50 words and think Bargain!
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Look at that jar: it's tiny! Why bill me for operating on my whole body when you only took out that little, bitty gallstone?!


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|Korea Stamp World is located on the 2nd basement floor of Seoul Central Post Office. The museum is designed to help visitors learn about postage stamps. It has also emerged as a place where people who are keen about philately can exchange information about postage stamps.
Korea Stamp World consists of four sections: The Postal Service History Gallery, the Hands-on Postage Stamp Experience Gallery, the Postage Stamp Information Gallery and Philately Class. The museum also features various special exhibitions and events such as the "Create Your Own Stamps" event.
Also, "Stamp Culture Market" takes place in the museum where visitors can buy a wide range of philately supplies. In 2009, the market opens from June 26th to 27th, from September 5th to 6th and from October 10th to 11th.
* The 24th Asian International Stamp Exhibition will take place from July 30th, 2009 to August 4th, 2009 in Hall B (the former Indian Hall), COEX Mall, Seoul. More than 1,300 stamps from 30-plus countries will be on display at the exhibition.
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Fighting Fear
Awhile ago, my daughters shared this "Rat Monster" video with me. Today, I was thinking about Facing Fears and this video came to mind. The first time I watched this video, I laughed so hard I cried, but today I have a more profound perspective (it is still hilarious though).
Fighting Fear - Six Lessons from the Rat Monster
1. Context Triggers Fear
The creators of Scare Tactics effectively created a believable context for the Rat Monster. The location (creepy lab), props (pickled fetus), and influential comments from another person made it easier for Bryant to believe in the Rat Monster.
Surroundings and commentary from others can lead to fear. Fight fear by changing your environment and (possibly) your companionsl
"Fear grows in darkness; if you think there's a bogeyman around, turn on the light."
(Dorothy Thompson)
2. Past Experience Triggers Fear
Bryant is a PETA member, and based on that was pre-disposed to respond negatively to the testing lab experience. He was already forming his perspective before the Rat Monster even appeared. His past pre-disposed him to respond to the Rat Monster with fear.
Past failures or feelings of inadequacy can cause us to fear the challenges and opportunities of the present. Fight fear by learning from the past and boldly participating in the present.
"Our doubts are traitors and make us lose the good we often might win, by fearing to attempt."
(Jane Addams)
3. Fear Triggers Unreasonable Response and Loss of Control
Bryant's reaction to the Rat Monster was unconstrained and irrational. He was not able to analyze and evaluate the situation, and instead totally flipped out. He lost control of his ability to fully process the situation.
Fear can lead to reactionary, unfiltered responses that make no sense. Fight fear by reminding yourself to analyze and evaluate before reacting to a situation.
" I have learned over the years that when one's mind is made up, this diminishes fear; knowing what must be done does away with fear."
(Rosa Parks)
4. Fear Is Often Not Based In Reality
Bryant quite easily believed that the Rat Monster was real, even the show producers seemed surprised at this . . . He failed to anchor his response in reality. There was no basis for believing that such a creature could exist.
Fear can cause a suspension of disbelief, leading us to accept a premise that we would otherwise never consider. Fight fear by holding on to reality.
"Anything scares me, anything scares anyone but really after all considering how dangerous everything is nothing is really very frightening."
(Gertrude Stein)
5. Fear Paralyzes
Bryant had some compassion for the Rat Monster (as evidenced by his "classic line") but he could not act on that compassion. His fear caused him to either cower or run.
Fight fear by confronting it. Do not allow it to paralyze you and cause you to be complacent or to hide. Instead, go through the fear and take action.
"You gain strength, courage, and confidence by every experience in which you really stop to look fear in the face. You must do the thing which you think you cannot do."
(Eleanor Roosevelt)
6. Fear Causes Loss of Perspective
Bryant's fear led him to assume the Rat Monster was dangerous, and was more powerful than he. He did not remember that he is bigger, smarter, and likely more powerful. He blew the situation out of proportion.
Fear may lead to the loss of objectivity. Even the smallest situation can seem overwhelming when we view it through a filter of fear. Fight fear by sticking with a known frame of reference - do not make "mountains out of molehills."
"I'm not afraid of storms, for I'm learning how to sail my ship."
(Louisa May Alcott)
Let's Talk. What other lessons do you see in the Rat Monster (or from your observations of life)? How do you fight fear?


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(IDAHO FALLS, ID) Mental Health expert and Social Worker Kristopher Walton talked about the common denominators most teens have who contemplate a possible suicide attempt. Kris talked with Tim Lewis, as always on Monday, on Idaho's Morning News. For further information, check out Kristopher's website HERE.
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Comment on the independent review of the IPCC's investigation into the death of Sean Rigg
Commenting on the independent review of the IPCC's investigation into the death of Sean Rigg, Chuka Umunna MP said:
The findings in this review completely vindicate the dogged determination Sean Rigg's family have shown in getting to the bottom of what happened to him, and the review supports the serious criticism that has been made of the IPCC's investigation.
I am pleased that the IPCC have accepted that their investigation and report into Sean's death, and the events leading to it which occurred in my constituency, should have been more robust. The recognition by the IPCC that they need to develop and change their approach is welcome.
The important thing going forward is for those much needed recommendations this review outlines to be adopted by the IPCC to rebuild public trust and confidence. We will be watching developments closely to ensure that the review's recommendations are properly implemented.


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One more time. Even if you wear earplugs, turn off the radio and stay away from noisy clubs, you know Daft Punk's song 'One More Time'. It's one of those songs that seems to be inserted into the memory of every human who has existed since the year 2000. Here, EDM producer Sadowick Production reveals how Daft Punk made… »