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Michelle Frankfurter's "Destino"Photography // Thursday, 24 Jul 2014
Photographer Michelle Frankfurter's series Destino documents the exodus of Central American train-hoppers finding their way through Mexico to the United States. This migration "…conveys the experience of a generation of exiles, driven by poverty and the dysfunction of failed states, traveling across a landscape that has become increasingly dangerous, heading towards a precarious future as a last resort", as written on her Kickstarter site.
The black and white medium format dramatically carries light across textures that change with the landscape . Destino serves to draw awareness to their stories of transient couples, mothers, and lone travelers. It honors the initial decision made by individuals trying to control their fate, take action, and head north.
Frankfurter successfully funded her Kickstarter campaign on June 27th, with plans to publish Destino through FotoEvidence books. Washington Post Magazine, Time, Life, and several other prolific publications have published her previous work and in 1995 she was the recipient of two world press photo awards for her work on Haiti.
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Addicting, excellent and unpredictable! The characters and story are very well developed and continuously intriguing!
Live in Cocoa Beach Florida. Am a videographer and photographer.
"Not a great book"
This book is packed with interesting twist and turns. The main character, a college professor acts more like a love sick teenager. Technically the book is well written but I feel the character development lacks a great deal. It is a romance novel, short and simple. I did not expect that. I think younger and more romantic inclined readers might enjoy this book more than I did.
The lead character acted like a love sick teenager.
Don't know.
Don't know
"Not his best work."
I would not recommend this book one way or the other.
I have either listened to all of Harlan Coben's books. Until this one I loved them all. This one really dragged.
Scott Brick's performance was excellent as always.
I think the ending was complete and does not need another book added to it.
The book just seemed to drag on and on and on. The story line was good but there wasn't enough suspense to hold my interest.
"keep my guessing the whole time"
it is one of my favorite that i have listened to in a while. the story was fantastic and keep me wanting more.
the final scene was my favorite
I love a good mystery. I thought that i had solved it early on in the story and was totally wrong towards the end. really keep me guessing the whole time. held my interest. I would strongly recommend this book
"Barely made it to part 2"
Really terrible. The narrator is awful, story line super slow. Don't waste a credit or you time.
Slowness of pace.
Better plot, having the main character be a hero. Faster pace.
Hope not.
Say something about yourself!
"Over Dramatic and Sappy"
The story was very convoluted and far fetched, it seemed to drag on and on about the main character broken heart.
The ending was so predictable.
Scott Brick performance was amazing as always.
The best friend, it was just to coincidental and unbelievable that he was involved in the same organization.
"The WORST effort from Coben.. EVER."
No one with a brain.
There is nothing to recommend about this dreck. The 'hero' is a mentally unbalanced, obsessive delving into something that is none of his business. The plot is contrived, the story is annoyingly stupid and the way this loser Fisher is portrayed is embarrassing. I stopped listening after about 10 chapters. I couldn't take it anymore. What Harlan Coben could have done was never publish this farce. I have loved everything else Coben has written, but had this been my first exposure to Coben, it would certainly have been my last.
I generally like Scott Brick, but here he portrays his character as a sniveling, obsessed idiot. The whiny quality with which Scott read this character was grating, and part of why I stopped listening. Scott did a fantastic job on 'Still Life With Crows' to hear him do THIS crap... well, in my opinion, it was not a good career move.
Nope. None that I can think of.
Can I get a refund?
"This Book"
The ending
the initial promise
the last
when Jeff described his not letting Nattily leave him at the end
Harlen Coben needs to write more books
"Interesting, Intelligent and Engaging"
Listening to this again will be a treat. This story had lots of nuances and story twists that I'll enjoy even more the second time.
The craft of writing was excellent; for audio books, however, even the best story can be ruined by a poor narration performance. In this case the performance was on par with the literature.
The scene that stands out in my memory was when Jake returned to Vermont, only to find out every trace of the place he remembered had vanished. At this point the reader would never suspect the real story...
Relentless Love
This story relies on great storytelling, rather than action scenes (although there are some) or torrid love scenes (although there is a great love present). It is just satisfying experience that I look forward to enjoying again.
Being a heavy equipment operator with long night shifts, good books are essential to me.
"Keeps you out of the loop"
right in the top of the middle
ties up all the loose ends that Harlan appears to leave
I like Scott Brick, I have heard alot of complaints, but I always think he is solid. He does a good job as always in this story.
you bet!!

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Xmas, Contax is said to have internal parts chromed, I doubt any Kiev will have it, and finding Kiev assembled from Contax gears in Poland is like hitting needle in a haystack three times in a row. Hence the original Contax. Migrating lens designs was way harder due to different glass available on Russian market, so they had to change every single design as soon as they've run out of Zeiss glass. I can hit either a good body with an inferior lens (Early Kiev) or the other way around (late Kiev). So for now I'm sticking to Zorkis as long as I'm able to service it myself.
Disassembling the shutter and replacing anything in Leica shutter in it is way beyond my comfort zone, E. I'd cruise European flee markets to find a serviceable piece. I haven't yet taken a Kiev apart.
Leica or Contax, doesn't matter. It may be a different story in some years though, servicing Zorki 4 is a learning experience in my case. At least I got mine up ad running. I'm not missing much to really dis- and reassemble whole camera, but I'm afraid to do this and I won't without a good reason and a quality lubricant. And a spanner wrench, costing more where I live, than four Zorkis 4 with their lenses on.
I've seen somewhere I61 in Contax mount. Looking forward for more bizarre lenses made this way.
And yes, that's the softness of Jupiter I've been praising that much. It's not lack of sharpness common in Tessar clones, it's more like the bokeh only ends where you want it to end. For sharp results, I have Pentax M 50/1.7, pretty badass lens for the price, it almost never leaves the body.
Here the Helios is far from "clinical":


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Editor & Publisher || Stars & Stripes
The first papers get there on Saturday. Stars and Stripes distribution managers "have been working ths since the second day of the disaster, and you can see it's taken this long to work out the logistics," says senior managing editor Howard Witt. || Stripes.com: The paper has had a reporter in Haiti covering military operations since shortly after U.S. forces arrived there.


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Overshadowed by the Bulls' Game 3 loss to the Heat was Carlos Boozer's 21-point evening.
The much-maligned power forward struggled in the first two games of the Eastern Conference semifinals, but was very efficient Friday — shooting 10-for-16 from the floor — albeit in a losing effort, after being perhaps the Bulls' most consistent scoring threat in the first round against the Nets.
"I thought he played well. Offensively, he was very aggressive early. There's a lot of different ways he can score," Thibodeau said. "Running the floor, going to the offensive board, ducking in, facing up and I thought he did a combination of all those things. I thought that got him into rhythm."
Boozer got into a rhythm with his feathery jumper and also finished strong at the rim, something the Bulls will need moving forward against Miami.
Heat big man Chris Bosh, who experienced similar struggles in Games 1 and 2, also had a breakout performance, as the All-Star finished with 20 points and a playoff career-high 19 rebounds.
Unheralded Cole making impact for Miami
With back-to-back games of 18 points, as well as a perfect 8-for-8 shooting from three-point range and pesky defense against Nate Robinson, Heat backup point guard Norris Cole is making his presence felt.
"He played very well for them. He's a good player, very good player," Thibodeau said. "He's improved every year in the league, hard-playing, smart, tough. He's made a lot of big shots. I'm going to have to come up with a better answer."
The second-year speedster, a product of mid-major Cleveland State, was a high school teammate of Bulls reserve swingman Daequan Cook, where Cook, a high-school All-American, garnered most of the headlines.
[More: Bosh, Cole making Miami dangerous]
Perhaps that helps explain how the former all-state high-school quarterback — second academically in his class Dayton, Ohio's Dunbar High School, Cole was more heavily recruited for football than basketball, for which he almost attended an NAIA school — has managed to quietly thrive alongside his superstar teammates.
"He's gained the confidence of everybody in our organization, all year. He's been steadily getting better and he's earning his minutes," Heat head coach Erik Spoelstra said. "Our point-guard position is very important to us, more important to us this year probably in any other years."
Heat's Battier complimentary of Thibodeau
Heat reserve forward Shane Battier's career path coincided with Thibodeau's for a season when the pair were in Houston during the 2006-07 campaign.
During Battier's first year with the Rockets and Thibodeau's last before moving on to Boston, the coach made a strong impression on the veteran role player.
"He had the mind of a head coach, so it was a matter of time. He was a really good defensive coach and obviously, we were one of the best defensive teams when we were in Houston and a big reason was Thibs," Battier told CSNChicago.com. "He's been in a tough position obviously, with injuries, especially to Derrick Rose, multiple injuries this year and he's done a great job of keeping them afloat.
"Thibs is always prepared and I played one year for him in Houston. We were always prepared, especially defensively. No grey areas," he continued. "Under Jeff Van Gundy, he didn't get a chance to speak a whole lot. Jeff sort of ran the show, so obviously now, Thibs is a lot more vocal here on the sideline with his own team. But I have a feeling that his assistants don't say much either."
Haslem praises fellow Gator Noah
Veteran power forward Udonis Haslem of the Heat is a proud University of Florida product and has maintained close ties to the program since embarking on his professional career, which began with a season in France before joining the Heat.
[More: Bulls' physical style may not be fitting of era]
Haslem has witnessed Joakim Noah's development over the years and while the two teams are rivals, he's impressed with the Bulls' All-Star center.
"He's turned into a heck of a player, man. A leader, brings the energy every night," Haslem told CSNChicago.com. "He's a vocal leader and sometimes you get guys that lead by example and sometimes, you get guys that lead by talking and leading guys verbally. He does it both ways."
Besides his one-year stint overseas — during which he reshaped his body after being a wide-bodied undersized center in college — Haslem has spent his entire life in Florida.
A native of Jacksonville, Fla., he finished high school in Miami before attending college in Gainesville and spending his entire NBA career with the Heat.
Haslem was a member of Gators head coach Billy Donovan's first Final Four team.
Rose reaches one-year anniversary of surgery
While many observers pinpointed April 28, the day he tore his left ACL in the opening game of the 2011 playoffs, as a year since Derrick Rose last played, the eight-to-12 month recovery timetable given by Bulls team physician Dr. Brian Cole related to the date of his surgery.
Rose's torn knee ligament was repaired last May 12, which was a year ago Sunday.
Despite erroneous reports that he was set to dress for Game 3, according to a person with knowledge of the situation, the former league MVP won't return to the court in the series, something Thibodeau is aware of.
However, at the outset of the second round, Rose did strongly consider coming back, but ultimately decided against it, another source said.
While Rose's absence looms over the series in the minds of fans and the media, Thibodeau said that not only did the Bulls anticipate the frenzy, but insists that it hasn't affected the team.
"That's the way we approached it from the beginning of the year. I think from the outside, we knew it would be a big story. But from the inside, the way we view it is, we knew from the beginning of the season that there was a good chance that he would miss a big chunk of the season and the possibility of him missing the entire season," he explained. "He knew that from the beginning and the way we approached it — and it hasn't changed one bit from the beginning — is the players that are available, concentrate on your daily improvement and the next improvement that we're playing, get ready for the game. Let Derrick handle his rehab and then, hopefully at some point — whether it's next week, next year — he'll rejoin us. But for the guys who are here, we've got to get it done with what we have, and we have more than enough to win."
[More: Mohammed, Bulls dispute ejection over LeBron shove]
Game 4 tickets still available
Seats for Monday night's Game 4 at the United Center, which starts at 6 p.m., are still available and can be purchased through Bulls.com, NBATickets.com, by phone at 1-800-4-NBA-TIX or at the arena's box office.


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There is alot of Unknown names.
Red Alert 3 - Unleashed is set 26 years after Uprising. A total conversion of Red Alert 3, it will include 3 totally new factions with all new units, buildings and powers.
A list of the Children of the Sun Units with images and descriptions.
Posted by RA3Unleashed on Mar 28th, 2010
Yuriko has tamed the mind of the siberian tiger turning them obedient pets who enjoy feasting on enemy infantry.
Child of Yuriko
A product of cheap cloning, the Child lacks the psychic powers of Yuriko, and it therefore armed with an AK47. The Child also carries grenades that can de-garisson a structure or damage multiple units.
Unknown Name
The Unknown Name uses a Channeled Energy Weapon to focus all the psionic energy from it's mind into a beam which can tear through enemy armour. The Unknown Name can also channel this energy in a different form which disables enemy vehicles.
The Assasin is an infantry's worst nightmare. With one shot to the head he can take out a unit. Unable to defend himself against vehicles, the Assasin can boost his adrenaline levels to jump and escape onto higher ground or into the middle of a battle.
Fueled by it's rage, the Crusher uses telekentic powers to slowly crush units, damaging and slowing them. If all else fails, the Crusher can kill a vehicle's driver and take it over.
Yurkio is an uncontained monster, using her terrifying psionic powers to rip apart anything that stands in her way.
The Engineer can capture enemy structures or repair friendly structures. His secondary is "Fix it" which can repair friendly structures for free but it takes a long time to repair.
A unit first for Red Alert 3, the Medium is a support infantry unit which is unarmed. It emits a passive field which heals allied infantry and a scream which gives them a damage and armour buff for a short period.
Unknown Name
The Unknown Name uses rockets to fire at air units and ground units alike. It's secondary can target any ground or water vehicles with a special energy which lowers the armour.
Unknown Name
The Unknown Name is armed with a rapid firing machine gun for killing infantry. It has the ability to heal itself when damaged but this renders the machine gun unusable for a short time.
The Doombringer carries a surplus of fuel so when a standard tank shell won't do the job, igniting the ground around it will.
Unknown Name
The Unknown Name carries a psychic wave weapon able to take out most heavily armoured tanks. In stationary mode this versitile vehicle is an asset on the battlefield, as it can support your army with it's damage boost and large visbility radius.
Unknown Name
Able to take out structures at long range, the Unknown Name uses high yield tank shells, and radiate psychic energy that damages all units within range over time.
Scud Transporter
The Scud Transport can transport up to 5 infantry. If an Engineer or Medium is placed in the Scud it will heal any allied infantry within range. If a Child of Yuriko is placed in the Scud it gains a small rapid firing machine gun. These abilities do not stack or combine.
Ore Clones
The Ore Clone is an advanced infantry mining unit. It uses telekinesis to float the ore above itself as it moves. The Ore Clone can defend itself by focusing all its psychic powers into a shield where it becomes almost invincible but will be unable to mine ore or move. 2 Ore Clones are spawned at every CotS refinery but carry 50% of the load each.
Mobile Epi Vehicle
The Mobile Epi Vehicle unpacks into a Epi-Centre allowing the Children of the Sun to channel psychic energy to allow building construction.
The Namor feels right at home in the sea. This sea mutant can take water in through it's gills and shoot jets from it's mouth. Able to dive great depths it can evade enemy fire for a short period of time.
Unknown Name
The Unknown Name has the same energy based weapon as the Pulse Tower but can only target air units.
Unknown Name
This amphibious unit uses torpidoes on water, and a machine gun on land. The Unknown Name also carries the unique ability to transform into stationary turret, diverting all motive energy to it's gun. However this transformation is permanent.
Matter Spitter
This unusual unit, sucks both water and soil matter in from beneath the unit and converts it into pure energy to power it's weapon. The Matter Spitter can also produce a vortex of matter that damages enemies as it circles it.
Unknown Name
Loosely designed on an Aircraft carrier, the Unknown Name sends suicide drone crashing into the enemy leaving burning fuel to continue the destruction. The Unknown Name can also launch a small barrage of missiles to do fire damage over a wider area.
Unknown Name
Outfitted with a pulsing version of the Channeled Energy Weapon, the Unknown Name can make short work of enemy aircraft. However, the channeled energy is stored in batteries which must be charged when empty.
Unknown Name
The Unknown Name is fitted with a small machine gun, but further damages ground enemies with intermittent psychic pulses from it's pilot.
Unknown Name
The Unknown Name uses high damage projectiles and can detonate a psychic blast at the sacrifice of it's own health. On destruction, the units pilot, a Crusher, is ejected to land safely below it.
Unknown Name
The Unknown Name can enlarge allied units enabling them to crush those beneath them. It can also boost other units' health in one shot, but this ability takes time to recharge.
There is alot of Unknown names.
It's a competition to name the units. There are 12 in total.
insted of just putting "unknown name" in here,add theyr job.
for exampel: unknow name(anti air)
Hi, I´m the Unknown Name XD
Awesome units list
with all the unknown names, i smell a contest maybe? other then that, i like the unit list! everything is described really well!
Yes, check out the main page or latest news page. Also if you click on the "Unknown Name" it will direct you to our new forums for you to take part in the competition.
Interesting, although for such an abstract unique faction I am a bit surprised to see that majority of the units are still utilizing conventional weaponry.
Being an overtly psychic faction and the sharp glass elements to me seems ripe for opportunity. Cuing things like telepathy, being able to launch shards or other objects. I wonder if a gravity gun like weapon could be created. Say as in salvaging the magnetron like function, pulling in enemy units and launching them back at the incoming tank columns or infantry squads.
Other concept is say common structures can provide shards/rubble as ammo for a telekinetic unit that draws in a limited amount and launches them in a flurry. It could also act as a shield for an extra bonus, but damage could cost its damage potential.
Also other elements, such as chaos gas could perhaps be incorporated with some wild bio-engineered sprinkles on top ;P
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Sources: Zap2it.com, The Futon Critic
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"American Idol" Season Premiere sets no records this time
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Posted: 20 Jul 2010 12:38PM GMT
Death notices, June 2010, Jackson County, MS. This is not all deaths for county.
June 1
Mrs. Geri {Williamson} Goff, born in Philadelphia, MS to Jeff Lovell and Hazel Harlan Williamson, passed away June 1, 2010 at her home. She is survived by her children of Pascagoula. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by husband Robert (Bob)Goff; the father of her children, Clifford Ray Rouse and a brother, Daniel Williamson.
Biloxi National Cemetery
Bruce Allen Ladnier, of Pascagoula, MS. died of June 1, 2010 in Pascagoula. He was born in Pascagoula to William G. and RubyLadnier. Preceded in death by his parents.
Serene Memorial Gardens
Douglas G. Mackey, 43, of Pascagoula, passed away June 1, 2010. Funeral Services will be held at Arlington Heights Baptist Church, 3819 Arlington Street, Pascagoula.
Scranton Cemetery
Jean Marie Roberts, 86, passed away June 1, 2010 at her home in Gautier. She was born December 15, 1923 in Pascagoula. Mrs. Roberts was an active member of St. Mary's Catholic Church where she was former President of Legion of Mary, Jackson County Historical Society, and was the Best Grandma in the World. Preceded in death by her husband of 36 years, Lowell H. Roberts; parents, R.E. Ros,
Sr. and Bertha A. Ros; one sister and four brothers, Ann Ros Williams; Ernest Ros, Vincent P. Ros, Ramon E. Ros, and Allen Ros, Sr.
Crestlawn Memorial Park
Mary Louise Travis, 79, of Moss Point passed away June 1, 2010 in Pascagoula. She was born June 1, 1931 in Bayou La Batre, AL and a resident of Moss Point for over 30 years. She was former owner of Yellow Cab Company for 20 years and was of the Holiness Faith. Preceded in death by her husband, Robert Lee Travis, Sr.
Jackson County Memorial Park
June 2
Sallie Agnew, 93, of Ocean Springs, passed on June 2, 2010.
Mrs. Marion Fournier Brown, 88, of Pass Christian, MS, passed away June 2, 2010 in Pascagoula, MS. She was born on May 9, 1922 in Pass Christian, MS. Preceded in death by her parents, Lawrence and Ida Fournier; her husband, George M. Brown; a son, Norman T. Ballatin and a sister, Mable Lambert. The family will schedule a memorial Mass at a later date.
Gilda Ervin Saunders, 65, of Ocean Springs, Miss., died June 2, 2010, in Ocean Springs. Gilda was born in Cleveland, MS to the late Viola C. and Fred H. Ervin. Visitation: St. Paul United Methodist Church Downtown in Ocean Springs.
Bonadel Lander Walker, 79, of Escatawpa, MS passed away June 2, 2010 at her home. She was born August 22, 1930 in Beaumont, TX to the late Charles Lander and Eleanor Davis Lander. Bonadel married Calvin N. Walker on June 16, 1949. Preceded in death by her parents, and her husband, Calvin N. Walker.
Serene Memorial Gardens
June 3
Samuel B. Evans, 43, of Ocean Springs died June 3, 2010.
Mildred Jean (Miller) DuBose, born through the union of Eddie and Bernice (Williams) Miller, died June 3, 2010. Preceded in death by her husband, Kirkland "Kirk" DuBose and parents Eddie and Bernice Miller. Funeral Services: St. Paul United Methodist Church. Rev. Robert Pittman will be officiating.
St. Paul Cemetery, Moss Point
William Doran (Packman) Pack, 29, of Helena, MS. Passed away June 3, 2010 in Hammond, LA. Preceded in death by his mother, Beverly Verbeke Williams; his grandfather, William Verbeke Jr.; his grandmother, Thelma Grace Pack Baria and his uncle and aunt, Mary and Wayne Neel. A memorial service will be held June 12, 2010 in the chapel of the Funeral Home
Samuel B. Evans, 43, of Ocean Springs died June 3, 2010.
James L. Ware, 84, of Pascagoula died June 3, 2010. Born May 10, 1926 in Smith County, MS to the late John B. and Nola Bryant Ware.
Bezer Cemetery, Taylorsville, MS
June 4
Paul Edward Hammond, 41, of Big Point, passed away June 4, 2010. Preceded in death by his father, John Hugh Hammond, Sr. and his sister, Mary Hugh Hammond. Funeral: Temple Baptist Church in Moss Point, MS with Bro. Grant McLain officiating.
Macedonia Cemetery, Bushy Creek Rd., George County MS
Hazel Martinez Vaughan, 88, of Moss Point, MS passed away at her home June 4, 2010. She was born January 15, 1922 in Hurley, MS to the late Jesse and Dixie Gibson. She was a 1940 graduate of Moss Point High School. Also preceded in death by two brothers, J. B. Gibson Jr. and Wendell C. Rodgers. Visitation will be at St Joseph's Catholic Church, in Moss Point with Memorial Mass.
June 5
Mrs. Ruth Newport Carlisle, age 102, of Ocean Springs, MS., died June 5, 2010, in Ocean Springs. She was born in Shawnee, OK., was a longtime resident of Zachary, LA. and a coast resident for fifteen years. Mrs. Carlisle, along with her husband, Reverend Robert Lee Carlisle, Jr., was a retired Southern Baptist Missionary, serving in Montevideo, Uruguay, for thirty years. She was a former school
teacher, and along with her husband, founded what is now Uruguayan Baptist Theological Seminary. Mrs. Carlisle was a member of the First Baptist Church in Ocean Springs. Preceded in death by her husband, Reverend Robert Lee Carlisle, Jr.; parents, Walter and Nell Mitchell Newport and two brothers, Guy Newport and Walter Newport.
Wesson Cemetery, Wesson, MS
Robert T. Conner, 78, of Moss Point, died June 5, 2010, in Pascagoula. He owned and operated Top Notch Auto Sales and Quality Wholesale in Ocean Springs on Highway 90. Preceded in death by his wife, Dorothy Jean (Creel) Conner, [born 26 Apr 1940, to Clifton Monroe Creel and Barbara Mae Pitts, died 30 Nov 1994 [Source: Dan Creel], and his parents, Vernon Emmett Conner and Doris Maxine
Conner Toche.
Crestlawn Memorial Park
Jeff David "J.D." Rogers, 77, passed away June 5, 2010 at his home in the Forts Lake Community. He was born in Otter Creek, Florida.
Preceded in death by his parents, Jeff Clyatt and Anna Mae Griffis Rodgers; son, Glenn Dawson Walters and his younger brother, Perry Rodgers. Funeral services from the funeral home chapel with Rev. Tim Cauley officiating.
W. R. Clark Memorial Cemetery, Forts Lake
June 6
William Alan Croghan, Sr., US Navy Ret., 80, of Pascagoula passed away June 6, 2010 at his home.
Machpelah Cemetery
Andrea Jayne English, 48, of Grand Bay, AL, passed away on Sunday, June 6, 2010 at an area hospital. Jayne grew up in Moss Point,MS, and graduated from Moss Point High School. Preceded in death by her father, Theodore Herring of Moss Point.
Mobile Memorial Gardens, Mobile County, AL
June 7
James Michael "Mike" Albritton, 53, of Pascagoula, MS passed away June 7, 2010. Preceded in death by his father, James C. Albritton and his mother, Patricia Albritton of Moss Point. Mike donated his body to the University of Mississippi Medical Center to be used for medical research. A memorial service will be held from Church On the Rock in Pascagoula with Jerry Jacobson officiating.
Miles H. Brewer, 74, of Lucedale, George County, MS died June 7, 2010. Service: First Pentecostal Church, Helena, Jackson County,MS.
Toni Jo Diaz, 56, passed away at Ocean Springs Nursing Center on June 7, 2010. She was born in Butte, MT. Preceded in death by her parents, Charles A. Diaz, Jr. and Carlene Diaz; nephew, Brian Wilson and a brother in law Darrell Wilson.
June 8
Barbara Bennett, 83,. of Gautier. passed away June 8, 2010 in Moss Point, MS. She was born February 5, 1927 in Longmont, Colorado to the late Stanley and Ruby Lloyd. In addition to her parents, she is preceded in death by her husband Robert L. Bennett.
Biloxi National Cemetery
Frank L. Verner, 83, known to all as "Capt Frank" passed away June 8, 2010 at his home. He spent 40 years at sea commanding small vessels to ocean going cargo and passenger vessels. His ship was toured by President Jimmy Carter and First Lady Roslyn while in port in Africa. In WWII he served in the Army and then in the Merchant Marines carrying troops and supplies all over the world. Born
in Ocean Springs to Thomas Eugene Verner and Anne Buehler Verner, he was raised by his grandmother affectionately called "Mom". He is preceded in death by his precious wife of 51 years, Jewel Verner.
Biloxi National Cemetery
June 9
Iva Dell Coleman, 87, of Pascagoula and formerly of Stoneville, NC passed away June 9, 2010 in Moss Point. She was born June 12, 1922 in Ayersville, NC. She was a member of Spencer Baptist Church in Pascagoula. Preceded in death by her husband, Dewey Mason Coleman; one brother and one sister. Memorial Service will follow in the funeral home chapel with her grandson, Rev. David Thomas officiating.
Mountainview Cemetery, Ridgeway, VA, next to her husband
Mr. Bobby G. Mooney, 81, of Pascagoula, MS passed away June 9, 2010 in Ocean Springs, MS. He was born September 9, 1928 in Collins, MS. Preceded in death by his parents, William and Katherine Mooney and sister, Billie (Lonnie) Wells.
Serene Memorial Gardens
Vera Seymour Ramsay, died June 9, 2010 in Latimer, MS. Mrs. Ramsay was born in 1918 in the St. Martin Community. Preceded in death by her husband of 63 years, Elvin Oscar Ramsay; father & mother, Wilmer and Alena Seymour; sister, Mae Necaise; brothers, Ervin, Harvey, Orey, Arthur, Julius and Chester Seymour. There will be a Mass of Christian Burial at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in D'Iberville.
Biloxi National Cemetery
June 10
Robert L. Armagost, a resident of Grand Bay, AL; born on December 6, 1929 in Petrolia, PA, died June 10, 2010 in Pascagoula, MS. Preceded in death by his parents, Willis Armagost and LaVonna Campell Armagost; an infant sister, his son Kim B. Armagost, father-in-law Herbert Schmidt.
Mr. Bobby Lee "Shorty" Jones, 77, of Escatawpa, passed away June 10, 2010 in Pascagoula. He was born in Tuscaloosa, AL. Preceded in death by his wife, Alice Maxine Jones and his parents, William H. and Thelma R. Jones.
Machpelah Cemetery
Dr. William "Bill" Lyddon, of Ocean Springs, died June 10, 2010. Preceded in death by his grandparents, Anna and Victor Novak of Denver, CO, and Marjorie Lyddon of Buffalo, NY; aunts and uncles Estelle and Andy Bielanowski of Fresno, CA, and AL, Novak of Utah.
June 11
Ruth (Newport) Carlisle (1908-2010) age 102. Carlisle, a Coast resident for the last 15 years, was a retired Southern Baptist Missionary who served in Uruguay for 30 years along with her minister husband, the late Robert Lee Carlisle Jr. The Carlisles founded the Uruguayan Baptist Theological Seminary there. Married for nearly 50 years, Rev. Carlisle died in the late 1970's.
Mr. Matthew Lane, Jr., 47, of Gautier died June 11, 2010.
Ms. Gloria J. (Gee Gee) Worthy, 46, formerly of Moss Point, died June 11, 2010 at University Medical Center in Jackson, Ms.Visitation: Beck Funeral Home in Louisville, MS. Home going Celebration will be at Mount Calvary MBC in Louisville, MS.
June 12
Keith Evans, 34, Bell, FL, died June 12, 2010 at his residence in Bell, FL. Keith was born in Pascagoula, MS, to his parents William and Nancy Darden. He moved to Bell, FL one and a half years ago from Ocala, FL. Funeral Services at Forest Lawn Funeral Home, Ocala, FL.
Richard E. Flores, born in San Antonio, TX, died on June 9, 2010 in Pascagoula, MS. Preceded in death by his father, Espirio and mother, Olivia Flores of Brownsville, TX. In 1983, he brought the drill rig "Seabee" for Chiles Co. to Mobile Bay, AL as project manager. In the late '80's, he brought the rigs to Pascagoula for repair. In 1991 when he became one of the co-founders of "Seaman's Cove Restaurant".
Lynda Holton Crakes, 76, born in South Haven, MI, the daughter of the late Horace and Francis Holton. She was the widow of Joe Crakes. She was a resident of Vancleave, June 12, 2010 in Biloxi. Preceded in death by her parents and her husband. A memorial service at Temple Baptist Church, 1860 Popps Ferry Rd., Biloxi.
June 13
Gloria Geraldine "Jerry" Bosarge, 80, a resident of Pascagoula passed away June 13, 2010. She was born October 25, 1929 in Carriere,MS, the oldest daughter of the late Buford Carl and Vivian Ionne Spiers. Preceded in death by her parents, Buford Carl and Vivian Lonne Spiers; her husband, Morris Roy Bosarge, Jr.; her brothers William Spiers and John Harvey Spiers; and her sister, Patsy
Machpelah Cemetery
Mr. Francis E. Dailey Sr., 77 of Gautier, MS passed away June 13, 2010 at home. He was born in Moss Point, MS to the late John and Lola Dailey. Preceded in death by his wife, Glenda; a brother, John Forest Dailey Jr.; sister, Vivian Deloris "Dell" Helton; a grandchild, Michael Meldren; great-grandchild, Rainey Dunn. Memorial Service: Martin Bluff Baptist Church, Gautier.
Martin Francis Fitzgerald, Sr., 76, passed away June 13, 2010; born in Weymouth, Mass. Marty's flair for the theatrical was expressed through his decades-long association with local theaters such as the Walter Anderson Players, the Biloxi Little Theatre
and Bay St. Louis Theatre as an actor and director. The plays he participated in were too numerous to count; his contributions too significant to measure. Marty's professional, comedic and theatrical acumen were all fed by his eye for art. Preceded in death by his parents, Dennis and Mildred Fitzgerald of Weymouth, MA. He is survived by his wife, and four stepchildren; all of Ocean Springs,
MS; four children; eight grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.
Faye Blossom Svensson, 85, passed away June 13, 2010 in Pascagoula; born on December 3, 1924 in Utila, Bay Islands, Republic of Honduras to the late Raymond Whitefield and Sylvia Bush Whitefield. Preceded in death by her husband, Sven J. Svensson; parents, Raymond L. Whitefield and Sylvia M. Whitefiled; brother, D. Raymond Whitefield and sister, Edna D. Hill.
Jackson County Memorial
June 14
Brian Ward Anderson, 54, of Pascagoula, MS died June 14, 2010 in Grand Bay, AL. Born in Belvidere, IL. Preceded in death by his father, Robert Anderson.
James Lindsey Harris, 15, of Vancleave, Jackson County, MS passed away June 14, 2010 in Mobile, AL. James was born in Meridian, MS. James was a student at Vancleave High School. Preceded in death by his grandfather, Jimmy Max Munn. Serene Memorial
Gregory E. Holmes, 49, of Ocean Springs, MS, died June 14, 2010, in Ocean Springs. Preceded in death by his father, Buddy Holmes.
Pinecrest Cemetery
Mrs. Clytee "Tee" Nations, 74, of Escatawpa, MS; passed away June 14, 2010 in Pascagoula, MS. Clytee was born in Walthall County MS. Preceded in death by her parents, Clyde and Evia Boyd; her brothers, Gaylon Boyd, Carl Boyd and her sisters, Christine Thames, Vera Mason, and Paulette Miller.
Serene Memorial Gardens
June 15
Mrs. Carrie Orso Garner Elder, 89, of the Franklin Creek Community, died June 15, 2010 at her home. She was born May 5, 1921 in Citronelle, AL. Carrie was homemaker and charter member of Franklin Creek Baptist Church where she remained active until health prevented her. Preceded in death by her parents, James and Cornelia Lambert Orso; two husbands, James Garner and Hollis Elder; step-daughter, Barbara Elder Donovan and step-great grandson, Ray Ruiz. Visitation: Franklin Creek Baptist Church. Funeral services
from the church sanctuary with Rev. John Pemberton officiating assisted by Rev. Robert Spicer. W.R. Clark Memorial Cemetery, Forts Lake
Donald Foster, 87, of Ocean Springs, MS died June 15, 2010. Preceded in death by his parents, sister and son, John Lowell Foster.
Biloxi National Cemetery
Mrs. Eloise Doswell Holden, 80, of Vancleave, MS passed away June 15,2010 at home. Mrs. Holden was a member of First Baptist Church of Vancleave. She was born July 19, 1929 in Marianna, Florida to her parents David Hunter and Julia Augusta Rodgers Doswell. Preceded in death by her husband of 60 years S. T. Holden; sons Ted and Darren Holden and daughter Connie Holden and sisters Myrtice
Spillers, Edna Lokey, Bessie Kiker and Doris McArthur. Funeral service at Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church. Burial will be in thechurch cemetery. Rev. Robbie Murden and Elder JoAnn Lutes will preside.
Henry Clarence Miller Sr., 86, of Ocean Springs, MS, passed away in Covington, GA on June 15, 2010. preceded in death by his father, mother, sister Lois Davis of Ocean Springs and his wife, Melbaleen Howell Miller. A memorial service was held on the beach in Ocean Springs.
June 20.
Gladys Olson Campbell Sadler, 95, of Oklahoma, formally of Pascagoula, MS, passed away at her home June 15, 2010. Mrs. Sadler was born in Pascagoula, Mississippi on October 17, 1914 to the late Walter F. and Lenora Olson. In addition to her parents she is preceded in death by her first husband, Beverly M. Campbell, Sr., her second husband, Frank Lee Sadler, one son, B. M. Campbell, Jr., two brothers, Paul and Walter "Buddy" Olson, and two sisters, Evelyn Olson Benton and Edith Olson Frederic.
Jackson County Memorial Park
June 16
Mrs. Virginia Etoile Brown Parker, 93, of Wade, MS, passed away June 16, 2010. Mrs. Parker was born December 1, 1916, in Agricola, Mississippi, the daughter of late Jennie and Frank Brown. On December 23, 1937, she married Robin C. Parker, in Harleston, MS. Preceded in death by her parents, 4 brothers and 2 sisters. She was a faithful member of Salem United Methodist Church for 72 years.
A homegoing celebration will be at Salem United Methodist Church with Rev. Johnny Crosby, Rev. Gill White and Rev. Brian Scott officiating.
Oakgrove Cemetery, Wade
June 17
Frank Kerbl, 98, of Ocean Springs, MS passed away June 17, 2010 in Ocean Springs. Frank was born in Germany and left in 1930 to come to the United States. A resident of Waveland, MS. He was a member of Our Lady of the Gulf Catholic Church and St. Alphonsus Catholic Church. Preceded in death by his parents, Sebastian & Maria Kerbl;his son, Frank R. Kerbl; his brothers, Sebastian, Johan, & Josef
Kerbl, and his sisters, Maria, Franseca, & Anna Kerbl.
Mrs. Helen Margaret Grant Davies Pease, 80 of South Kingston, Rhode Island passed away June 17, 2010, while visiting friends and relatives in Old Orchard Beach, Maine. She was born in Pascagoula, Mississippi to the late Wilma and Julius Grant. Helen resided in South Kingston for over 25 years and had just recently relocated in Gautier, MS after the death of her husband, Norman Pease. She
was also preceded in death by her two sisters Georgine Grant Hudson (born Feb 19, 1927) of Pascagoula, MS and Marie Louise Grant Webb (born Sept. 29, 1934) of Pascagoula, MS. Services will be at Christ Lutheran Church, 3042 Pascagoula St.
Mrs. Goldye Lorraine Ferguson Potter Woodward, 64, of Vancleave, MS, died June 17, 2010.
June 18
Irvin Joseph Mitchell, 54, of Gautier, MS, passed away June 18, 2010 in Michigan.
Charles F. "Charlie O." Osterman, 79, of Ocean Springs, passed away Jun 18, 2010.
Betty La Jeune Swartz, died June 18, 2010, in Ocean Springs, MS. Preceded in death by her husband, John; her parents, John E. Wylie and Doris Johnson; and aunt and uncle, Ina and Floyd Engstrom.
Biloxi National Cemetery
June 19
Deborah Dorothy Phelps, Ocean Springs, MS, 59, passed away June 19, 2010, at home; born in Putnam, CT to Dorothy and Robert Tefft.
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June 21
Michael Antone "Tony" Barial, 55, passed away June 21, 2010 in Pascagoula, MS. Tony was born in Pascagoula, MS, to the late Ernest and Evelyn Barial, the sixth child in the family. Preceded in death by his parents, Ernest V. Barial, Sr. and Evelyn Wright Barial; a brother Ernest V. Barial, Jr. Funeral services at St Peter the Apostle Parish Life Center, 4102 N. Market St, Pascagoula, MS with Rev. Charles E. McMahon.
Rollie Emerson, Jr., 89, passed away June 21, 2010. Rollie was born on March 10, 1921 and had lived in Jackson and George Counties all of his life. Preceded in death by his parents, Rollie Emerson, Sr. and Virginia Ann Davis Emerson; his son, Robert Guy Jones, Jr.; brothers, Archie Emerson, Edger Emerson, Ivy Emerson; and sister, Myrtle Emerson. Funeral services from Hurley United Methodist
Church with Rev. Bobby Gibson and Rev. Ben Barlow officiating.
Davis Family Cemetery, Harleston, MS
Willie Ervin Kirkland, 72, of Pascagoula died June 21, 2010 in Pascagoula. He was born in Kemper County, MS to Clarence Levi and Audi Mae Jones Kirkland. Preceded in death by his daughter, Tammy Lea Kirkland; a sister, Juanita Bosarge; his parents, Clarence Levi and Audi Mae Jones Kirkland. The Service to honor Mr. Kirkland's life will be held at Funeral Home in Pascagoula with Jerry
Hamilton officiating.
Jackson County Memorial Park
Johnny Mack Lucas, 58, of Moss Point, died June 21, 2010. Services: Shiloh Baptist Church, Moss Point.
Scranton Cemetery
Mrs. Lottie Brodnax Lynd, age 100, of Ocean Springs, MS, died June 21, 2010, in Ocean Springs. Mrs. Lynd was born in Bastrop, LA. Preceded in death by her husband of 69 years, Ernest Lynd; parents, Newton Brodnax, Clara Brodnax-Hall and stepfather, Robert M. Hall; six brothers and three sisters.
Biloxi City Cemetery
Clyde M. Scott, 61, of Pelham, passed away June 21, 2010. A U.S. Marine Corp veteran, he was wounded in action during the Vietnam War and received the Purple Heart medal. Marty graduated from Moss Point High School. Preceded in death by his parents, Clyde Monroe Scott and Loyce Jean Cudd Scott.
Southern Heritage Cemetery, Pelham
June 22
Lillian Bernice "Bea" Allen, 87, of Ocean Springs, MS, passed away June 22, 2010, in Ocean Springs. She was born in Walker, LA. Preceded in death by her husband, Owen Green Allen; her parents, Robert Methvien and Evelyn Brown Methvien, and sister Wilhelmina Methvien Hinton.
Crestlawn Memorial Park
Raymond (Ray) Dale Collins, 43, of Ocean Springs, MS, died June 16, 2010 at his residence. Services will be held from Big Oak United Methodist Church with Rev. Lavelle Woodrick officiating. He was born in Manchester, NH. Preceded in death by his grandparents, Otis and Martha Collins of Wiley, CO, and Donald and Bonnie Jackson of DeKalb, MS.
Big Oak Cemetery, Moscow Community, Kemper County, MS
William Edward (Bill) Coakley, Jr. of Gautier, MS, 75, passed away June 22, 2010 in Pascagoula. Bill was born to William and Francis Coakley. Bill has a talent and heartfelt passion for helping those with addictions. He dedicated many years of his life as a Sponsor in Alcoholics Anonymous. He was very patient with those in need of his guidance and gave freely of his time, thus gaining a large
extended family. He was proud of and loved each and every one of them. Preceded in death by his father, William E. Coakley Sr.; his mother, Francis Coakley and a sister, Anna Louise Coakley.
Mrs. Mary "Diane" Rose Higginbotham, passed away June 22, 2010 in Ocean Springs, MS. Diane was born in Clinton, TN. to Zenith and Nava Lou Rose. She was a graduate of Biloxi High School class of 1969. Preceded in death by her father, Zenith Rose; grandparents, Charlie and Tempy Rose; Ira Jewel Dunaway and Lillie Dunaway. Her mother-in-law Jewell Higginbotham, brothers-in-law, Johnny and Scott Higginbotham. Grandparents -in-law Nelson (Edna) Higginbotham, Ada Mims.
Biloxi City Cemetery
June 23
Clara Dalton, 91, of Pascagoula passed away June 23, 2010 in Pascagoula, MS. Mrs. Clara was born November 27, 1918 in Lucedale, MS
to the late Richard and Clara Tanner. She was a member of Eastlawn Baptist Church, Wives of Submarine Veterans WWII, Jackson County Gem and Mineral Organization, Red Cross Volunteer, and Voters Registration Poll worker. In addition to her parents, she was preceded by her husband; Marcus B. Dalton, retired Lt.Cmdr; a daughter, Ethel M. Garrett; siblings, Elverda Broun, Richard Douglas Tanner,
and Herbert W. Tanner.
Crestlawn Memorial Park
Mrs. Ginger Schreffler Mitchell, 65, a resident of Gautier, MS, died June 23, 2010, in Ocean Springs. Ginger was born in Houston, TX. Preceded in death by her parents, Major John M. Schreffler and Lois Schreffler.
Crestlawn Memorial
Carole Denise M. Stuart, 34, of Biloxi, Miss. Died June 23, 2010. She was born in Pascagoula.
Mrs. Karen Kay Stinson, 57, of Wade, MS passed away June 23, 2010 at home. She was born in Pascagoula. Preceded in death by her parents, Howard William Hudson Sr. and Rita Ruth Toups.
Serene Memorial
Louis C. Villalpando, 80, of Biloxi, passed away June 23, 2010. Service: Our Lady of Fatima.
Mrs. Beverly R. William, 49, resident of Moss Point, passed away June 23, 2010. Glen Wood, 82, of Ocean Springs, MS., died June 23, 2010 in Ocean Springs. Preceded in death by his wife, Frances Wood; son, Robert
Wood and brother, Russell Wood.
Belle Fountain Baptist Church Cemetery
June 24
J. D. Cutrern, a native of Holden, LA, and a resident of Mobile, and long-time resident of Pascagoula, MS, died June 24, 2010. He was a member of Moffett Road Baptist Church, where his son, Dr. Terry Cutrer is pastor. While living in Pascagoula, he owned Gulf Motor Company. He was a deacon at First Baptist Church, Pascagoula, MS and served on the Board of Trustees at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Louisville, KY. He was preceded in death by his wife, Elizabeth.
Jackson County Memorial Gardens
Gwendolyn "Sissy" Lambert, 38, a native of Pascagoula, MS and a longtime resident of Grand Bay, AL died on June 24, 2010.
Serenity Mem. Gardens
June 25
Toni Melissa Crosby, 38, of Big Point died June 25, 2010 in Pascagoula. Toni was born in George County, MS and has been a life-long resident of this area. She is preceded in death by her parents, Sherman Havard and Rose Havard; 5 brothers and one sister. Interment will be in Hurley, MS
June 26 Robbie Mae Couch, 74, of Moss Point passed June 26, 2010 in Pascagoula. She was born December 20, 1935 in Clarksdale, MS. Preceded in death by her mother, Willie Mae Mullican Grogan.
Griffin Cemetery
June 27
Elvin Andrew Asher, 90, of Ocean Springs, MS died June 27, 2010 in Ocean Springs. Mr. Asher was a native of Mississippi City and spent all his life on the Coast. Preceded in death by his wife, Helena Lind Asher; sons, Elvin Asher, Jr. and Michael Asher; parents, Andrew T. and Corinne Ladner Asher; sisters, Edna Hill and Isabelle Jolly. Mass of Christian Burial at St. Alphonsus Catholic.
Crestlawn Memorial Park
Jackson E. "Jackie" Culpepper, Sr., 68, died June 27, 2010 in Ocean Springs, MS. He was born February 16, 1942 in Moss Point. He was a faithful member of New Life Church in Orange Grove. Preceded in death by his parents, Horace & Nola Mae Martin Culpepper; brother, Jimmie Culpepper, and a nephew, Scott Johnson.Funeral services: New Life Church in Orange Grove with Rev. Lavoy Hart officiating.
Orange Grove Cemetery, east Jackson County, MS
Tom Thuan Nguyen, 72, of Ocean Springs, MS died June 27, 2010. A Mass of Christian Burial at St. Elizabeth Seton Catholic Church.
Crestlawn Mem. Park
June 28
Oliver "Clayton" Hunnings, of Pascagoula, Mississippi passed away June 28, 2010 in Pascagoula. He was born in Beaufort, North Carolina, and moved to Pascagoula in 1958. Mr. Hunnings was preceded in death by his parents, Oliver and Pearl Hunnings, of Beaufort, NC; and his son, David Clayton Hunnings. Mass of Christian burial will be at Our Lady of Victories Catholic Church inPascagoula.
Jackson County Memorial Park
June 29
Willie James Johnson, 65, of Pascagoula died Jun 29, 2110. Svc: Christian Love COTLG, Moss Point.
Scranton Cemetery
Loree' Virginia Fondern Jones Myers, 92, of Ocean Springs passed away June 29, 2010 in Ocean Springs. She was born on July 20, 1918.Preceded in death by her parents, Stanford S. Fondren and Ophelia Humphreys Fondren and her sister, Hilda Fondren. Visitation at St.Pierre's Episcopal Church in Gautier. Funeral services will be held at 11:00a.m. with Father Hunter Isaacs officiating.
Biloxi National Cemetery
June 30
Rubin Ashford, 46, of Moss Point departed this life June 30, 2010 in Pascagoula, Mississippi. Funeral Services: New Light Baptist Church Family Life Center, Vancleave.
Cedar Grove Cem., Vancleave, MS
Peggy Ann Kelley Holloman, 56, of Helena, died June 30, 2010, in Helena, MS Preceded in death by her father, Thomas Kelley; great grandmother, Winnie Butler; and her husband, Lewis Edward Holloman. Funeral service will be at Helena Presbyterian Church, HelenaCommunity.
Evergreen Cemetery in Helena
Terry Jerome Laster, born in Gautier, MS, on December 25, 1957, died June 30, 2010, in Ocean Springs. Preceded in death by his grandparents, Margaret and Charles Laster; his father, Richard McDaniel and an aunt, Margaret I. Davis. Funeral services at St.Stephen United Methodist Church, Gautier, MS.
Scranton Cemetery
Lorraine A. Smith, born in Jackson County, MS to Gladys Cox Polk and the late Oscar W. Anderson. Preceded in death by her spouse, Corinthian Smith; her daughter, Sandra Smith, two Brothers, Joseph Polk and Frank Ragler; grandmother, Viola Hugs; grand-father,James (Annie Bell) Anderson; great-grandparents James (Cecelia) Cox, and aunt, Brunetta Anderson. Funeral Services at First Missionary Baptist Church 4600 Main Street Moss Point, MS with Thomas Marx lll officiating.
St. Paul Cemetery, Moss Point, MS
Donald Ray Waltman, Sr., 44, of Vancleave, died June 30, 2010.
Vancleave Holiness Cemetery
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Sorry for my late reply and also for the lack of updates, I know it's been a long time.
I'll try to post an update soon (and we'll have to see how that goes, hopefully good )
Edit: Never happened, sorry! This project has been put on ice momentarily, I will be back working on it in the future!
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I know it is probably now so good to up so old topic, but I really need to say that Florry's works awesome at all even today, after few years, and even today there is no problem to use it on new systems like Win8
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Paradise Michigan
Snowmobile Trail Report
Snowmobile Trail Map
E.U.P. Michigan Trails
Luce Co. Michigan
Eastern U.P. Lodging
Sorry I haven't been on here in a while. We closed the hotel on Sunday the 15th and I have been very busy getting the hotel ready for the carpet installers! Woohoo!!
Conditions have not changed much except for getting in and out of towns for food, drinks, and fuel will cause you to deal with pavement and dirt. The trail report is as follows:
Trail 452, Whitefish Point loop is in good shape.
Trail 45 to the falls is in good shape with a few puddles but nothing you can't go around.
Trail 8 to Pine Stump is in good shape.
Trail 8, south, is in good shape but the gate is closed through the swamp due to thin base and mud showing through. Riding the unplowed portion of M123 is your only access into town and that may be kind of rough too.
Check out the forecast for the weekend, looks colder and a chance of snow on Saturday.
I'd like to extend a HUGE thank you for all of our new guests who stayed with us for the first time and said "we will be back!" That right there tells me we are accomplishing what we strive for in that every guest feel warm and welcome and we have provided you with everything you need to make your stay a memorable one. For our returning friends, year after year, THANK YOU THANK YOU! Your continued loyalty to us, some of you since we opened the doors in 2000, warms my heart, especially when you walk in the door and say, "we're home!" I can't think of a better compliment than that! We love you all!
This will be my last report for the season. I thank you all for your encouraging words and compliments that I receive for my trail report. I love when you stop by, even if you are not staying with us, just to meet me and thank me for doing the reports on fishweb. I really appreciate it! Take care, have a wonderful year, and we'll see you all in the 2015/2016 season!
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Profile: John S. Spencer - Space Renaissance
John S. Spencer is a true renaissance man for the millennium. He's an architect, real estate developer, master planner, and a visionary pioneer of "The Design Frontier" with a fierce passion for creating humanity's future in space. John Spencer is a waaay cool guy.
John holding a section model of the Destiny 1
Recently I had the great pleasure of spending an afternoon with
John Spencer, founder and president of the Space Tourism Society
(among other things), and visiting his design studio in Los Angeles.
I remember John from the first space conference I ever went to in
1980, where he gave a presentation on space habitat design. Since
then he's become widely regarded as an expert in outer space architecture,
working on projects for NASA, serving as a consultant to major movie
studios and creating innovative concepts for space and future themed
projects ranging from resort hotels, to theme parks, exhibits, media,
and products.
John first caught the "space bug" in 1978 while he was still an architecture student, after reading The High Frontier, by Princeton physics professor, Dr. Gerard K. O'Neill, the "father of space colonies." The vision of life in space for thousands of people was a stunning inspiration that set the course for the rest of his life. It didn't take him long to see the potential of space tourism as the fastest, most economic way to make that happen. Now he's focused on creating the "passenger experience" for citizen explorers, using the cruise ship and super yacht industry as a model.
One of his many current projects is Destiny One, an orbital super yacht that would accommodate up to 20 passengers and eight crewmembers for a week-long space cruise. Composed of three 34-foot diameter inflated habitation and recreational spheres, and three smaller emergency life pods attached to a hard core hub, *Destiny One* would provide the luxury and comfort of a five-star hotel. Guests would be treated to panoramic views of the Earth sweeping gracefully below, and offered a variety of recreational activities to enhance their experience of weightlessness.
Realistically, Destiny One probably won't be accommodating guests for another 20 or 30 years in John's estimation, so in the meantime he's creating more down-to-earth ways for people to get a taste of the future today. His for profit-company, Space Renaissance, Inc. (SRI), designs and produces space fairs, touring space shows, and Space Experience Simulators that the whole family can enjoy. John coined the term "simutainment" to describe this new frontier of entertainment design. In 1982, he designed and developed a three-day simulated space cruise to low-Earth orbit that inspired Japan's "Space World" that opened in 1991, and SRI is now working on offering similar sims in California before too long.
As we sat on his back patio, he enthusiastically shared with me his business plans and drawings for some delightful projects. He created and designed a future theme complex called "Future Port," featuring "The Science Fiction Hall of Fame" which will be built nest to the Queen Mary in Long Beach. It will be a sight to behold, with the main building shaped like a giant flying saucer, and a sequence of lights around the rim to create the illusion of spinning.
Next July, his Space Fair, Inc. venture will be producing Space Fair 2001. Their slogan is "Feel the Future." So if you happen to be near Irvine, California next year, you'll have a chance to sample the future for yourself, with everything from future fashion, to a space yacht simulation. Space Fair 1998 was a tremendous success. Exhibitors and sponsors included NASA, Boeing, Lockheed, Kodak, GTE, Apple Computer, Universal Studios and dozens of others, and attracted over 15,000 visitors.
John sees a huge market potential in space tourism. The numbers speak for themselves. In 1999, the combined attendance at the National Air and Space Museum, Kennedy and Johnson Space Centers and Space Camps was over 12 million people. According to Bonnie Dorn of the Association of Science and Technology Centers, "Almost 300 Centers in the U.S. welcome 115 million visitors a year." And over 20 million go to Air Shows in the U.S. each year. Then, if you consider that the travel and tourism industry is the largest industry in the world, at trillion a year, the possibilities are cosmic!
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I followed the instructions step-by-step, and old, deeply rooted beliefs were healed as if they never existed. It still astounds me that that kind of freedom is possible.
It's true that our success is limited by our deep beliefs. When we have beliefs that support our dreams, then we can achieve our dreams easier. But, when we have beliefs that conflict with our dreams, then we have a hard time achieving our dreams.
While going through the program, I took intensive notes. Although the program is intensive, you don't need to spend a lot of time to start seeing results. Henk gives you a quick start guide that helps you navigate all the materials in the program so you can get started immediately.
I have done the program and have my results. I was able to overcome my shyness, which I have had for my entire life. After I had done the exercises from the program, I understood why I was shy. I was able to uncover my beliefs and heal them – and now I am free from shyness and lack of confidence.
*I've written about my results in a 3-part email series. You can read my story by entering your email using the form on the right sidebar. I will send you the story by email.
What I like about Crack Your Egg
#1 The programs contains intensive scientific research and data
Other self-improvement programs only focus on positive feelings. Although they are useful, I also want to know the science behind why positive feelings work. Crack Your Egg spends many pages explaining the various scientific research that supports how you shape your reality, including DNA research and quantum mechanics.
#2 You get both reading material and demonstration videos
Most other programs only make you read without truly applying what you read. Crack Your Egg has both text explanations and also video demonstrations. The videos teach you how to apply what you read using a combination of personal development techniques. In fact, if you have a method that you already use, you can use it together with Crack Your Egg.
#3 You get continuous support from Henk
When you sign up, you get the main materials. But, you also get several emails Henk sends you that contains PDF of even more material. These materials support the main material. What impresses me is that Henk delivers the most value he can by supporting you all the way until you achieve the success you want in life. You can send him an email if you have any questions, and he will reply to you.
What I don't like about this program
#1 There is A LOT of materials to read
The amount of material of this program is both a positive and negative point. Even to this day, I have not read all of the material inside the program. If you are the type of person who wants bite-sized information, then this program might not suit you. The good news is; you can follow the quick start guide that gives you the 'shortcut' to finish the program.
#2 The scientific data can get confusing
I am the type of person that loves hard data. But, if you don't want to know the details of why things work, then this program might feel too long for you. There is an intensive amount of science in this program, which requires a lot of time to read. Again, the good news is you can follow the quick start guide to skip to just the most essential parts.
Are there other options besides Crack Your Egg?
In short, I believe that Crack Your Egg is the most comprehensive program to help you break free from your abundance blocks. It contains much scientific research explained in the text, and demonstration videos to help you apply the techniques. However, it does cost a bit more than the average price of other personal development courses available.
I don't know of any other programs that have the same level of depth as Crack Your Egg. A popular program is the Silva Lifestyle System made by Laura de Silva. Crack Your Egg uses a few techniques that share similar principles with the Silva Method. You might also have a look at Emotional Freedom Technique or Tapping, which is one of the techniques that Henk uses in combination with his own.
If you are looking for a step-by-step system to clear your blocks, then Crack Your Egg is an excellent choice. You can visit the official website and get up to $120 discount when you choose the best value package:


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Ner┬ĀBeck returns to the Grand Central Branch with a new collection of photographs of odd and unusual unnoticed street art. See city trees with human expressions,┬Āsmiling fire hydrants,┬Āliving mannequins with translucent stained glass colors, scary traffic cones, discarded unhappy food items and even funny trash. They all come alive and speak to the viewer, expressing human emotions in a weird and wonderful way. A New York City graphic artist and designer,┬ĀNer┬Āhas had a long-time interest in overlooked street art. ŌĆ£As New Yorkers hurriedly target their destinations they tend to aim themselves straight ahead, frequently missing these overlooked gems. These quirky little visual stories have always been there, some are permanent and others may suddenly disappear. Look for them, they are everywhere, waiting to be noticed and enjoyed.ŌĆØ
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1994 Mercedes Benz 500sl • 34,600 miles
My 1994 Mercedes Benz SL500 will not start. It has less than 35000 original miles, new battery, and new fuses. I have disconnected the battery to reset the anti theft device. I have made sure all doors, trunk and hood and gas cap are closed properly. Then I locked the car, waited a couple minutes and unlocked the car. All lights on dash come on but car won't turn over.
August 4, 2012.
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Is the security light on solid or flashing?Also do you have a muktimeter?
The security light is not on and does not flash. I have a multimeter that I used to check fuses prior to replacing them.
So the starter is inop correct?
I don't know. It started yesterday and now it won't. A local Mercedes Benz mechanic told me that it was a bad fuse. I don't know where the fuse is located that controls the ignition.
I need to know if the starter works or not so I can help you?Does the starter rotate the engine around?
No, the engine does not turn over at all.
I need the build date month and year?Should be on the drivers door or door opening.
The date on the drivers door is 10/93
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|Sugar-Borate Esters - Potential Chemical Agents in Prostate Cancer Chemoprevention.
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|We review the potential value of sugar-borate esters (SBEs) in the chemo-preventive therapy of prostate cancer. We propose that SBEs act as boron (B) vehicles, increasing the concentration of borate inside cancer cells relative to normal cells. Increased intracellular concentration of borate activates borate transporters, but also leads to growth inhibition and apoptosis. The effects of SBEs on normal cells are less dramatic because SBEs are naturally-occurring biochemicals, common and abundant in some fruits and vegetables, and also because borate dissociated from SBEs in natural diet doses is easily exported from normal cells. Cancer cell lines that over-express sugar transporters or under-express borate export are potential targets for SBE-based therapy. With regard to efficiency against cancer cells and drug preparation requirements, trigonal cis-diol boric monoesters will be one of the most effective class of SBEs. Because negative correlation exists between borate intake and the incidence of prostate cancer, and because most cancer cells over-express sugar transporters, SBEs are proposed as a potential chemopreventive avenue in the fight against primary and recurrent prostate cancer.
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DENVER Unbothered by the freezing weather, Matt Prater set an NFL record with a 64-yard field goal and Peyton Manning threw four more touchdown passes Sunday, lifting the Denver Broncos to a 51-28 victory over the Tennessee Titans.
The temperature was 14 degrees when Prater kicked his record setter to close the first half and pull Denver within 21-20.
"I felt like I hit it pretty good. And I didn't know. I honestly thought it was going to be really close," said Prater, who broke the mark held by four kickers, set first in 1970 by Tom Dempsey.
Manning opened the third quarter by leading the Broncos on two touchdown drives and the Broncos (11-2) easily wrapped up a playoff spot.
Denver's quarterback set a franchise record with 39 completions and finished with 397 yards.
As for all those doubts about Manning's abilities in the cold: "I won't try to answer it because I didn't give it any validation in the first place," said the quarterback, now 4-7 in games where the temperature is 32 or below at kickoff.


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Watch the video below and you'll see an INTENSE full-body workout that only takes minutes and requires just ONE REPETITION of each exercise.
Maximum strength gains are achieved by Myofibril Hypertrophy, which is caused by muscle fiber stimulation.
Today's traditional workout routines are very inefficient at achieving maximum results. There is a huge amount of time wasted performing reps and sets with weights that are not heavy enough to engage muscle fibers "maximally" to achieve myofibril hypertrophy. The result is an inefficient workout with very little gain of strength or muscle.
Conventional workouts involving reps and sets stimulate Sarcoplasmic Hypertrophy. Basically, the fluid surrounding the muscle is engorged and "pumped up", thereby inflating the muscle. This is NOT actually adding lean musle tissue. This gives the appearance of puffy smooth muscle and very little long term benefit is achieved.
In fact, if one lays off from the gym for more than a week or so, one will see a deflated body in the mirror. This is where the very unscientific 2,3 or even 5 workouts per week came about. People were told to workout frequently to keep the "pump". This is nothing but gym lore.
Myofibril Hypertrophy is what stimulates the growth of new muscle fibers. This is not getting 'pumped up' through Sarcoplasmic Hypertrophy. Instead, new muscle fibers and increased muscle fiber density is stimulated, and this results in huge strength gains and new muscle mass that lasts for 6-12 months even without any further strength training.
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The European Union said Tuesday it had struck a deal to abolish mobile phone roaming charges in 2017, ending fees loathed by millions of holidaymakers and business travellers across Europe.
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NEX-5N camera's annoying click problem. In case you missed it, the camera displayed the disruptive tendency of producing an audible click loud enough to ruin any 1080/60p video if it was moved suddenly while shooting. Tonight Sony updated its support site to promise a "performance improvement" available to all owners under the camera's warranty that it claims reduces the sound. At the moment we don't have any more information on what's causing the sound or what the improvement entails, but owners can dial 888-868-7392 to get their units upgraded.
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1727 N. Wilson Blvd.
Arlington, VA 22201
Neighborhood: Arlington, Arlington, Clarendon/Courthouse
Cuisines: South American, Mexican
Opening Hours:
Open for lunch Monday through Friday from 11 AM to 2:30 PM; Dinner Monday through Friday from 5 to 10; Saturday from 5 to 11; Brunch Sunday from 11:30 AM to 2:30 PM and 5 to 10.
Wheelchair Accessible: Yes
Nearby Metro Stops: Rosslyn, Court House
Price Range: Inexpensive
Dress: Informal
Noise Level: Rowdy
Reservations: Not Needed
Website: http://www.guajillogrill.com/
Best Dishes:
Fried plantains with sour cream; queso fundido; shrimp ceviche; maritas de puerco; carnitas; grilled-shrimp mexicali; pork tacos; tamales; wine-braised rabbit; chicken mole; mojitos.
Price Details:
Small plates $5 to $11; entrées $9 to $18.
Special Features: Wheelchair Accessible, Kid Friendly, Outdoor Seating
Why go: For generous plates of robust regional Mexican cooking—no piles of shredded iceberg or gooey Monterey Jack at this loud, funky dining room.
What to get: Crustily caramelized maduros, or sweet plantains, dunked in sour cream; one of the best ceviches—an all-shrimp version in a margarita glass; green-chili-flecked tamales filled with shredded chicken; carnitas, hunks of braised, garlic-marinated pork by turns crispy and tender; soft corn tacos filled with ground lamb spiced with guajillo peppers, or fried fish with slaw; chicken mole with a rich mole sauce.
Best for: Area condo dwellers and other young professionals looking to unwind over cocktails and snacks; group celebrations around the back bar; parents with kids who will enjoy sharable potato-filled flautas and pillowy sopapillas.
Insider tip: The margaritas are the real deal, so it's worth paying a few extra bucks for good tequila; we like Patrón Plata or Herradura Plata.
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Jhane Barnes Progression Black eyeglasses will indulge your vintage style. A classic keyhole bridge is the perfect old-school element to make this your new go-to pair. The glossy black finish ensures that this style will always be on trend. A semi-transparent grey arm with an abstract black pattern near the hinge is the perfect finishing touch.About the Brand
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Little Crossways, Littlestone
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House / 4 bedrooms / sleeps 8 Home 327205
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House / 4 bedrooms / sleeps 8
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"Little Crossways" is a spacious family house with large enclosed gardens situated opposite the famous Littlestone Golf Course Club House and within approx 500 metres of the sandy beaches of the Romney Bay and being approximately 1 mile distant of New Romney with its shops, public houses and supermarket.
'Little Crossways' has a spacious lounge with colour TV, Freeview, DVD player and comfortable seating. Also an living flame gas fire.
There are French doors leading to the garden.
The kitchen offers electric cooker and hob, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, microwave, washing machine, tumble dryer and breakfast table and chairs.
The lovely conservatory has a large dining table and chairs, settee and French doors to the garden.
On the first floor there are four bedrooms.
One king-size with en-suite bathroom and WC.
Two twin rooms with wash basins, and one with bunk beds.
All beds have duvets.
Bed linen can be provided for an additional cost of £35.
Towels can be provided for an additional cost of £15.
The property sleeps a maximum of 8 persons.
The family bathroom has a bath with shower over and WC.
Outside the delightful gardens are mostly lawn with borders around and fruit trees. Keep an eye open and see if you can spot the woodpecker that regularly visits.
There is off road parking for one car. There is on road parking outside the house.
Visitors are welcome seven days a week at Littlestone Warren and to ensure you get a convenient tee time, we offer bookings up to seven days in advance.
You can play in singles, two, three or four balls and the course is suitable for all levels of play.
No handicap certificate is required.
There are changing rooms for Gentlemen and Ladies in the Clubhouse and there is an excellent all day bar and restaurant too.
Practice facilities are extensive with an eight bay driving range, chipping and putting greens as well as a greenside bunker.
Why not bring the family? We have two tennis courts on site available for hire (£5 per hour)
All bookings for Littlestone Warren are taken at a friendly, well stocked Pro's shop which is situated in the Clubhouse and buggies, trolleys and equipment can be hired from the shop.
They operate a Loyalty Card Scheme which offers 6 rounds of golf for the price of 5.
Junior rates:
£5 Midweek (£8 per day)
£8 at Weekends and Public Holidays (£12 per day)
* The Twilight rate start time will vary by month but will be 5 hours before sunset.
|Sleeps up to 8, 4 bedrooms
|4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 1 En suites
|Nearest beach
|Littlestone 400 m
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|1 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Gatwick 120 km, Nearest railway: Ashford International 30 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|Pets welcome, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Internet access, DVD player
|Central heating, TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|Double beds (1), Single beds (6), Dining seats for 8, Lounge seats for 8
|Private garden, BBQ
|Parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Not suitable for wheelchair users
The Kent region
'Little Crossways', St. Andrews Road, Littlestone is about a mile from New Romney. The beach is about 500 yards away with views from Dover to Dungeness with occasional glimpses of the French coast. The beach is ideal for bathing, playing, kite flying, wind surfing, land yachting & beach fishing.
There are local shops and public houses within 1 mile. Sainsbury's supermarket is in New Romney along with a selection of small shops, cafés and antique shops. The Romney Hythe and Dymchurch miniature railway is about ½ mile away. There are several restaurants nearby. The famous Littlestone Golf Course is directly opposite. Dungeness is well known for sea fishing as well as its lighthouse which can be climbed and there is a RSPB bird reserve and fresh water fishing lakes. In Lydd there is a water sports centre with wind surfing, power boat racing and go carting. Other attractions in the area include Dover Castle, Bodiam Castle, Hever Castle, Sissinghurst, Hastings and Canterbury with its shops & Cathedral.
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We've featured Chris Pauwels' outstanding work on Autoblog before, and he's at it again, having sketched out what he believes the upcoming Impala will look like when all is said and done. Based on rumors and inside information he and the good folks at TheGMSource.com were able to dig up, Pauwels' sketch shows a lot of new Camaro in the front end, and a rear that features three stacked taillights on each side, à la the '67 model, albeit with a modern twist.
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My service engine soon light came back as I was driving home from the repair shop about 20 minutes into the drive home the car starts to sputter thats when I know that it's about to stall. When the car stalls I turn off the road I have to turn off lights, stereo and heat in order to get the car restarted. The car restarts right away, I can drive for about 5 to 10 minutes then it happens again car stalls can someone please help : (
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A dramatic suspense cue for action,fantasy,science fiction, or cartoon
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November 29, 2015
Knoxville (WVLT) - It's at the top of parent's minds in Knox County and tonight they're doing something about it.
Of course, we're talking about school re-zoning.
First, we just found out the school board has unanimously approved the 2007-2008 general purpose school fund budget.
Some good news there, but now the meeting will get interesting.
There's a crowd of several dozen parents here tonight and most of them have been blasting the board about the proposed rezoning.
Parents from Farragut and Powell make up the majority of the crowd, but they've made signs, and have come with ideas of their own for rezoning.
Parents are getting a chance tonight, for the first time, to talk to the board.
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A semi-episodic short form single player experimental alt mod for HL2:Ep2 trying to bridge the gaping canyon between Tale of Tales and commercial game design.
Oct 8th, 2013 0 people agree 0 people don't
Really nice mod. The first issue was boring, though. If it would have been a bit more interesting, it would be a 10/10. Other than that, it really makes you think and if you fail in the second issue, you really feel like an *******.
Jan 26th, 2013 0 people agree 0 people don't
I feel quite inspired by this.
Oct 28th, 2011 0 people agree 1 person doesn't
Very innovative and creative refreshing short experience, which had a strong emotional touch in it and that touched me. Very beautiful.
Oct 11th, 2011 0 people agree 1 person doesn't
Great mod, i love the concept of working inside's a man brain in the most dangerous moments of a ending relationship.
Even if i wouldn't like to be in the same position he is.
Aug 11th, 2011 1 person agrees 1 person doesn't
Those crates had me a neverous whimpering mess.
May 21st, 2011 0 people agree 1 person doesn't
You only need to look at the pictures to have your feelings messed around with. An epic feat!
Apr 21st, 2011 0 people agree 0 people don't
Very thoughtfull and intelligent. Wonderful music and mood too.
Mar 17th, 2011 0 people agree 1 person doesn't
It shows in the videos that sad tone and emotion in the story. It pretty much makes you feel like "Are you an outsider and left alone most of the time?" But overall this is giving you some kind of message you must find.
Mar 17th, 2011 0 people agree 1 person doesn't
Quite visually interesting well being quite simple in layout and execution. It would have been nice to see some more custom props and hires textures used to showcase the small area.
It feels like an all too familiar memory of something you wished had gone different or better and leaves me with the same stomach turning feelings and emotions I get thinking of my own moments and memories.
Admittedly I played it a few times to try to get an outcome I would be happy with. I don't know if that ever happened.
The stargazing was an interesting concept and pretty well executed and challenging at times.
The sounds were nice, though the music from the iPod got a tad annoying but did capture the mood so it is hardly a complaint.
Handle With Care:
Upon entering I felt awkward and a little confused, but it set the mood as it seems the character is/was confused at what to do in an important moment of his relationship.
Again, like the first, the visuals are quite nice with subtle details that once I started to find I started to look for. It built a profile of who I am playing and helped me understand where I was.
Though it took me quite a bit of time to fully establish what I was doing and where I was.
As well, the memory sequences were kind of hard to understand what exactly I was seeing and left me a tad disturbed at times.
The puzzle was neat and quite challenging, but that really depends on how you choose to do it. With that being said I found myself having trouble knowing and understanding if what I was doing was right or not. But I guess that sort of plays into the whole theme. It created quite a dilemma and felt like a lose-lose scenario which left me thinking about what my decision would be in the same situation.
The ending left me pretty choked and feeling a bit down. Rarely do games project such emotions on me. (I blame the music- Which I have playing currently)
Fantastic work. It left me thinking, full of emotion, and wanting much more.
Please make more
Oct 30th, 2010 0 people agree 0 people don't
This mod is without a doubt one of the best mods I have ever played... it's a very heart touching story that gets you involved almost instantly and leaves you mesmerised all the way through.
I should probably give it a lower score than this because I haven't rated it like I have with my other reviews and you don't really have much choice in the mod, but I'm not sure if it's just me, but I can only describe it as beautiful...


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