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I was very excited to hear that Madonna's single leaked online, but after listening to eat several times, I'm not crazy about it. It sounds like her older sound, which is just fine for me…Nothing super exciting! I also heard that she will hit the stage at the Super Bowl on February 5 alongside Nicki Minaj and M.I.A.
Listen to the song after the jump and let me know your thoughts!
as she stated "every record sounds the same" and there is no better testament then this song.
Sounds like has come full circle like her first album .. very early 80's.
"oh micky your so fine your so fine you blow my mind "
Yea, not too crazy about it either. Its like she ran out of lyrics and things to write about and is just putting words together and let a computer make a song… Still a great performer live, but lyric-wise shes grown weak. Cant blame her, happens to most artists…
Finally, Madonna is f*cking back. The old fans have been wondering where she went. Madonna is about to steal her fans back from Gaga… wait they may just share
OMG, its awful. Way too bubblegum. Shes a little old for this.
Hey, anyone that can get a song out there good or bad is tops inmy books. At least it's danceable when so much is not.
It's got rythm, no shit lyrics or meaness. But hey, my cake may not be your sweets.
Cheers all.
GAGA rules now…..as Madonna sings…every record sounds the same….she is stating her own status…..sorry everyone…but coming from a huge Madonna fan….she needs to mature like alot of other rock stars did to last for 3-4 decades.
It's cool. Nothing to jump up and down about BUT the remixes will be crazy.
I think it's sad when you sing your own name. Very egocentric. This is just bad. I expect more from her.
love it love madonna see her twice in concert,cant wait for the album,you are still my queen.
Its FuN!
i'm not crazy about it yet… but madonna is the queen … i'm sure this is just a leaked rough cut… come on people really , if you were ever a madonna fan then you'd really think for a min and know she's just getn back in the scene and trying to get media and us to all pay attention and then she's gonna pee all over … she's always rocked and will with the new album
She's written children's books. It shows in her songwriting. Please, Madonna, it's OK to use outside songwriters. !
I just hope this is a mistake n this is not a single ,she needs to come back stronger than this ,i love madonna n gaga both ,they're both great live performers .
i don't believe this is a finished product
They will rock it with a remix or a club version. Not to worry. Madonna will bring it.
Madonna digs into her old bag of tricks for a new song…GAGA imitation soon to follow…
The song sounded good and don't forget its a demo not the actual song so it will sound differnt once its out. Madonna never repeats herself and change is good. Madonna' isnt going to steal her fans back from Gaga they are always their for her and always will be. No matter what Gaga does she is still inspired through Madonna as we have seen that through her music and video's. Gaga puts herself out their more through her exstravagent costumes then her music, after a while that becomes tired.
meh..i dont really care for this. definitely, not her best. poor thing
It's piece of garbage. Madonna has been going downhill for years. When is she going to get back to doing 'real' music?
I fucking love it ,,,, dont hate ,CONGRATULATE ! anything this bitch touches turns to gold ,,, i love love love love love it I smell a TOUR
this isnt the final version of the song. Its only the demo. So it could change before its offically released.
I don't think this is the final sound bit. I think she's defiantly gone back to her original roots. I t's Madonna alright – DEFIANTLY! 🙂
First of all this is a leaked DEMO – not the final product. While I'm not thrilled with this type of song, Madonna cleearly does it better than Britney, Rihanna, Katy, Kesha..and whats her name? Lady who? Oh yeah Gaga.
Just like in the past, Madonna spun circles around Janet, Mariah, Whitney and even Annie Lenox. Then came the second wave of attackers … Gwen Stefani, Alanis Morisette, Kyle .. you name it.
Bottom line – for all you gay boys being such critics. Madonna does it better. For this bubble gum type of song, she just outdid all the little tarts out there. Then again .. Madonna does this every single time. I'm sure the final product will be just fine – even though its not my type of music. Congrats Madonna – on you being you – every single time.
Michael: for a guy that is not a fan, you seem to be takin' it very personally!!! loll
And everyone bitches about Lady Gaga being a copycat – this sounds like a oh mickey you're so fine ripoff meets avril lavigne.
Really Madonna? Act your age.
Love it she is back in full force and in yourr face fantastic.Hell yeah she rules
Well, it is new material for her! So what about it sounds as someone put it "bubblegum" It's dancy! For all we know that isn't even the final version of it. I like it! Most singers write about all the same stuff anyways not to mention the same f'in dance moves. I am sure Madonna has more up her sleeve than what you hear. It isn't official yet! And when it is… You will probobly be the first ones in line to buy her concert tickets as well as the dance album!
Michael: me? nah…I have 2 of her album only and never saw her shows. I prefer vocal cords to entertainment…
YUCK! What a bomb. She needs to retire.
i like her as much as the next dude but hmmm… i think she's harkening back to her girly days. i think it sounds a bit ridiculous at her age. and the song is just weak. if she wants to be on top of the game, she's gonna have to try much harder than this
Great song to gain publicity! great song to perform at the superbowl..
And the die-hard fans will love it.. L-U-V Madonna!
Wouldn't be surprised that this will not be the lead-single! But just a warm-up song.. Been online for long time.. Other Madonna leaked songs are removed within the hour!
Think this is just like candy shop and beat goes on, a warm up song. From Perezhilton to billboard, everywhere Madonna's name is mentioned..
Just wait and see.. But this new album is going to be great and will state Madonna's name as a great artist again!
God I hope this is just a fake leak
I heard it the other day, and my first thought, like Lynn, was "Mickey". Then, I noticed that musically, it sounds like a combination of that, Leader of the Pack, and crap. Also, Mo, sweetie, you're 53…it's spelled L-O-V-E. Come on.
Madonna puts the cunt in country and her music sucks since 2000 give it up Madge.
They played this song at the club tonight and it KILLED!!! Love it!
I agree with Mike, and some of you guys are going over board on how the song sounds. First of all it is a demo that some asshole got his hands on and gave it up. "Dumbass" second of all with Live nation behind her this album will no doubt be the best yet to date because they have put a lot of money into her and they are going to promote the mother fuckin ass out of this album something tired ass Warner Brother new nothing about. She is going to have a world wide tour in 2012 which will start this weekend at Roseland where she is picking her dancers. This tour like all the rest will be great. Must we remind the Madonna haters out their that Madonna's last tour was the highest grossing tour ever for any female artist. With all the hoopla over Gaga how come we dont hear such things about that with her. Oh I know why it's because noone will ever match the Queen of Pop. "Kisses"
Michael don't even compare Madonna to real singers like Whitney and Mariah. Madonna wish she had an ounce of their talent.
I dont think Mike was comparing voices to Whitney and Mariah. They do have great voices, what he believe he is saying is that they came after Madonna and even with their great voices Madonna managed held onto her success and so forth. Where is Whitney she is no longer relevant anymore what a shame how she messed herself up.


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Tonight's Bengals vs. Falcons 2013 game (which started at 8 PM EST) featured Matt Ryan on the field first tonight. Last year, Ryan delivered four thousand seven hundred passing yards, thirty-two touchdowns and fourteen interceptions. Ryan's passing yards have dramatically improved season to season, officials remind news. Back in 2009, Ryan delivered less than three thousand passing yards per season. He attempted two hundred less passes that year compared to 2012, but produced just as many interceptions.
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What gave rise to the widespread popularity of coffee? For example, was it a marketing effort by countries with colonies that were suitable for growing coffee? Were there supposed health benefits that made it popular? Was it popularized specifically for its caffeine content?
This is kind of a broad question, but I think you should examine what people said about coffee in the early history of the beverage.
--Abd al-Qadir al-Jaziri, 1587, quoted in The World of Caffeine by Bennett Alan Weinberg, Bonnie K. Bealer.
—Léonard Rauwolf, Reise in die Morgenländer, 1583, quoted in Wikipedia.
--Dr. Edward Pocoke, The Nature of the Drink Kauhi, or Coffee, and the Berry of which it is Made, Described by an Arabian Phisitian, 1659. Quoted in All About Coffee by William H. Ukers, 1922.
The following are also quoted in All About Coffee:
-- Bernard Ten Broeke Paludanus, 1590s
-- William Parry, 1601
Oh, what the heck, here's a collection of the claims made about coffee around that time, from All About Coffee:
So the point here is that you had a lot of people spreading the word about coffee -- suggesting that it drives away fatigue, but also that it had medical benefits. It's a stimulant, and people tend to like stimulants, and this one has a fairly pleasant smell when prepared -- I think word of mouth was probably enough to expand its popularity.


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"The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star Brandi Glanville has had a tough season on the show so far. The new housewives, including Joyce Giraud, hasn't been Brandi's best friend and Lisa Vanderpump has been slowly distancing herself from Brandi. And it sounds like Brandi is missing the previous season of the show. According to a new Wetpaint Entertainment report published on Jan. 3, "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star Brandi Glanville is now revealing that she would love to have Taylor Armstrong back on the show.
Kim appears on Brandi Glanville's podcast this week, and Brandi asks her which former cast members she misses the most. "You know, I don't think that's really fair for me to say because I think obviously the producers make their choices for a reason," Kim replies diplomatically. "So of course, I miss, you know, sometimes the way it was, and yet I don't, because I think there was a lot of controversy and stuff."
However, it sounds like Brandi is very direct about who she wants back. "I personally feel like one of the new girls makes me miss Adrienne and Taylor A LOT," Brandi chimes in. "I feel like, bring those girls back. At least they have their own story going on, and it's not just, 'Let's bring down Brandi.'"
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Embattled Dancehall superstar, Adidja Palmer, more popularly known as Vybz Kartel has been convicted of the murder of Clive 'Lizard' Williams following a majority verdict returned by the presiding jury in the case Thursday evening.
Kartel, along with Shawn 'Shawn Storm' Campbell, Kahira Jones and Andre 'Mad Suss' St. John were all found guilty of the murder by a 10-1 majority verdict, which was confirmed following a deliberation which took just over two hours in the Home Circuit Court. Shane Williams, another of the co-accused, was found not guilty and immediately released by presiding judge, Lennox Campbell.
The verdict concluded a nearly 65-day-long trial which began last November, the longest trial in Jamaican history. Scenes outside downtown Kingston were tense, with large crowds congregating in anticipation of the verdict surrounded by a heavy police presence. A general shock and anger was seen once word filtered through that Kartel was found guilty, with said crowds breaking through police barriers, protesting and demanding answers as officers aimed to cordon them off and dissuade any illegal activity.
The Police High Command commended investigators, the Crown and witnesses who came forward to to help piece together aspects of the case.
"Over the last two years, police investigators and prosecutors have worked assiduously to put a very strong and comprehensive case together," they said in a statement late Thursday. "The coming forward of the witnesses to ensure justice is served is testament to how our justice system can work if citizens stand up and play their part."
In addition to the convictions, a male juror in the Clive 'Lizard' Williams case was arrested and will be prosecuted according to multiple reports after it was alleged he attempted to bribe the foreman of the jury panel with JA$500,000. The foreman rejected the alleged offer and reported this alleged bribery to the judge.
Reaction around the entertainment world was swift following Kartel's conviction. His long-time protégé, Gaza Slim, who faces conspiracy charges stemming from the Williams murder case, was left in tears by the verdict, writing on her Facebook page, "Adidja Palmer has done so much for me. That man taught me things I didn't know of and principles of things in life, he is a good person...Big up your self addi I appreciate all that you have done and I will never forget you."
Prominent deejay, Konshens offered an Instagram post with a throwback picture of himself and Kartel with the caption, "If u from the streets u wish this on no man... Hol' up u head Adijah."
Even award-winning Canadian rap star, Drake took time on his Instagram to hail the self-professed 'Worl' Boss,' with a post captioned, 'Mi Daddy, Forever Wurl Boss.'
Vybz Kartel and his co-accused will officially be sentenced on March 27. However, his legal team, headed by Tom Tavares-Finson has indicated they will file an appeal with a higher court in attempt to have the conviction overturned.
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1. Child Narrator/Adult Narrator:
This one was inspired by the novel Father of the Rain by Lily King. The first part of the novel is told from the pov of the narrator as a child, and the second and third parts are told from the pov of the narrator as an adult.
In the child section, the narrator is all perception--"My father hates all my mother's friends."--and every observation is immediate, the narrator intuned to any change in her environment: "Three days ago my mother told me she was going to go live with my grandparents in New Hampshire for the summer. We were standing in our nightgowns in her bathroom. My fahter had just left for work. Her face was shiny from Moondrops, the lotion sheput on every morning and night. "I'd like you to come with me," she said.
In the following sections, where the narrator is first in her twenties, ready to accept a prestigious anthropology fellowship, and second, thirty-something, with children and a husband, her perceptions are filtered through experience--she has come to a firmer grip of how she feels about her past and what else is happening around her: "I look at her hard because she should know this if she's going to be a shrink someday. 'Some people are just assholes.'"
Here's the exercise: Take your character and write two scenes or maybe just two descriptions, small perceptions, in the present tense. The first should occur when your narrator is a child, the second when he/she is much older. Think about your narrator as a child--what she/he saw and how she/he experienced it--and think about how these experiences shaped your narrator's perceptions of the world as an adult.
2. Exclamation Points Are Your Friend!!!
This is just for fun: take a piece of writing advice or a kind of well-known dictum--only rarely, and with great trepedation, should thou use exclamation points--and go against it. You never know when this will work, when ignoring good advice will work to your advantage.
I dreamed up this one while reading Joyce Carol Oates's The Gravedigger's Daughter. The book is chock-full of exclamation points, especially in the beginning. Only JCO can get away with such a thing, and for her, in these opening sections, they communicate the nervous, trembly, awkward main character perfectly.
3. Draw Something
A few weeks ago, I heard Audrey Niffenegger speak at the Carolina Mountains Literary Festival on her dual art: visual and literary. She presented a slides show of her artwork and I was transfixed--so beautiful, so haunting. She made me think about how art melts and overflows into all sorts of mediums. As habitual writers, we are also habitual artists--we should constantly be seeking new ways to express ourselves and new ways to see the world. She suggested anyone interested in drawing begin with the book Drawing on the Right Side of Your Brain by Betty Edwards. Also, I fell in love Niffenegger's graphic stories, especially The Three Incestuous Sisters. You must check it out!!
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
A few writing exercises for your Wednesday?
Posted by Susan Woodring at 7:06 AM
2 comments:
- sherylmonks said...
These are great. I especially like the idea of writing a scene in a character's past or future. Great!!!!
Have you set about drawing yet?
- September 22, 2011 at 12:02 PM
- Susan Woodring said...
Nope. Haven't had time. Have looked through the book, though, and it's pretty amazing...
- September 27, 2011 at 7:51 AM
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College Hockey:Tigers and Sioux Skate to 4-4 Tie
Rau, Hextall Each Net Two
GRAND FORKS, N.D. — Dont tell Colorado College and North Dakota the playoffs havent started yet.
Although the game at Ralph Engelstad Arena between two of the WCHAs top teams ended in a 4-4 tie, the Fighting Sioux and Tigers played as though their seasons were on the line.
The building was rocking and everyone was very intense out there, said UND assistant captain Matt Watkins. The game had a lot of speed, a lot of plays being made. It was physical, playoff-type hockey.
CC forward Chad Rau, who netted the game-tying goal and had a power-play goal and an assist, said, Being a forward, its the kind of game you like to play in.
CC had the best opportunity to end it in regulation. With just over two minutes to play and the score tied, Tigers forward Scott McCulloch backhanded a rebound toward an open net. Sioux freshman goalie Brad Eidsness dove across the crease and got just enough of his glove on the puck to deflect it away.
No save bigger than that in the hockey game said UND coach Dave Hakstol. He (Eidsness) took one away there for sure.
The Sioux had the best opportunities in overtime. Defenseman Chay Genoway, open in the slot, whistled a shot over the net. Watkins just missed duplicating the goal he scored in the first period when he tried to beat CC goalie Richard Bachman short side and hit the post.
Considering that the Tigers gave up a goal with just over five seconds left in the second period and had a puck go in the net off one of their own players, Owens was satisfied with his teams play.
It isnt often that you give up a goal with five seconds to go in a period, put in a goal yourself, you have a chance at a semi-empty net and not lose a game in Grand Forks, he said. I was proud of our guys. I thought we played well; I thought they played well. It was a good old WCHA game.
The Tigers outshot the Sioux 10-6 in the first period, but it was UND that came out with a 2-1 lead. The Sioux missed on a golden scoring opportunity when winger Andrew Kozek, all alone in front of Bachman, rang a shot off the crossbar at the 7:05 mark.
Watkins opened the scoring at 10:56. Leading a 3-on-2 rush down the left side, he fired a wrister from just below the dot that beat Bachman short side. The Tigers answered at 14:04. From the slot, center Matt Overman chipped the puck over to junior forward Mike Testwuide, whose quick wrister cleanly beat Eidsness.
Center Ryan Duncan took the puck off the boards, skated out of the right circle into the slot and let go a wrist shot tipped past Bachman by freshman forward Brett Hextall, his 10th goal of the season.
The Tigers took control of the third period with two goals and a 3-2 lead. But they couldnt hang on to it as the Sioux scored with 5.5 seconds showing to knot the score 3-3.
CC cashed in on the power play at 3:06 when wing Bill Sweatt, flying down the left side, blew past a Sioux defender and put centering pass in front of the goal tipped in by Rau, his 15th of the season.
The Tigers took the lead of the first time just as their power play expired at 14:35. Sweatt gathered the puck in the slot, turned and fired a wrister that beat Eidsness high.
It looked as though CC would hold the lead through two periods until Bachman failed to control defenseman Joe Finleys shot from the point and junior center Darcy Zajac put in the rebound at the 19:54 mark.
The Sioux regained the lead at 1:49 of the third period on Hextalls second goal of the game. Coming into the CC zone 3-on-2, he fired a hard wrist shot from the right circle that hit the far post, bounced off backchecking Tigers forward David Civitarese and into the goal.
Raus 16th goal of the season came at 7:59 when he scored on a wraparound to tie the game 4-4 and close out the scoring.
I made a pass that was kind of a dump-in, Rau said. I led (Eric) Walsky too far. He got tied up with one of their defenders and the puck was just laying there. He (Eidsness) was out of position a little bit and I just tucked it in five hole.
UND went 0-7 on the power play, rendered ineffective for much of the game by CCs high-pressure penalty kill.
Two of our power plays were excellent; we just didnt score, Hakstol said. A couple, I didnt think we dealt with the pressure very well.
We played kind of aggressive, and when youre on, youre on, Owens said. We did the same thing to Minnesota down the stretch. Its not that the technique is great, but the will is there. Sometimes thats as important as anything.
One factor working in CCs favor is that players are getting healthy again.
Were kind of getting everybody back into shape and going, Owen said. Its the most full lineup weve had since Thanksgiving. It makes a difference. Its good for the schedule we have right now. Hopefully, we can parlay that into something good in the month of March.
UND, second in the WCHA, is now 20-11-4 overall and 15-6-4 in league play. CC, third in the WCHA, is 16-9-9 overall and 12-8-6 in the conference. The two teams will meet for the second game of the series Sunday at 3:37 p.m. in Engelstad Arena.
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EUGENE, Ore. – Another day, another college baseball preseason top 25 poll and once again the Oregon Ducks are among the nation's best. UO will head into the season as the preseason No. 7 team in the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association Poll released today.
The top 15 ranking is the fifth of the preseason for the Ducks, who were ranked No. 6 in the Collegiate Baseball Preseason Poll in December and the USA Today Coaches Poll that came out last week. UO is No. 10 in the Perfect Game Poll and 15th in the Baseball America poll which were both were released last week as well.
Oregon won a school-record 46 games in 2012 before ending its season in the Super Regional in Eugene. UO returns seven position player starters this season behind a pitching staff that features four returning starters and an All-American reliever. Jimmie Sherfy earned first-team All- America pre-season recognition by Louisville Slugger, the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association and Perfect Game.
The Ducks open their season Feb. 15 against Hawaii in Honolulu. Oregon opens at PK Park on Friday, Feb. 22, after wrapping up the four-game series at Hawaii.


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Sunfreet is a boss in the Dominion Tower, first mentioned and created at RuneFest 2011, of which there are two versions: one for those with a combat level of at least 112, and a weaker one with the same moves, available for all. Sunfreet is featured in the RuneFest 2014 Teleport which was made available for attendees of the RuneFest 2014 event.
Sunfreet can only be fought in the Special mode The Fire! It Burns! or The Fire! It Burns! (easy version). These special matches prohibit prayer, power-ups, ultimate abilities, or familiars from being used.
Sunfreet begins the fight by flying into the air. While Sunfreet is in the air, it shoots four waves of fireballs which deal extremely rapid typeless damage (1s and 2s in easy mode or 200s to 600s in hard mode). A single series of fireballs, if not evaded, is more than enough to kill any player. These fireballs cannot be blocked by an anti-dragon shield or antifire potions, and the attacks never miss. Players have to stand in an area where the fireballs will not land. To evade its fire rain attack, the player should first stay at the location they are when the battle begins, in the middle ring, then stay at the outer ring for two waves, then go to the centre of the arena.
For the two outer ring waves, it is recommended to stay at the edge for the first wave, and stand closer to the middle for the next (but at least 3 squares from the cluster of fireballs). Begin moving to the new location as soon as the fires there start to dissipate, or the new incoming ones will hit you. Players will not have sufficient time to run to the centre if they stand at the very edge. Players should angle their screen to an eagle's eye view to better see where the fireballs are landing.
After the four waves of fireballs, Sunfreet lands and fights on the ground for some time. If the player happens to be standing where Sunfreet lands, they will be dealt a very high amount of unblockable damage. However, as players should be evading fireballs by staying at the centre and Sunfreet always lands on the edge, this is not much of a concern.
Eventually, Sunfreet will start flying again and send out another four waves of fireballs, after around 10 to 15 normal attacks. This cycle will repeat indefinitely until Sunfreet goes berserk (Once Sunfreet has been lowered to one-sixth of its original life points). The waves of fireballs will always have the same pattern. The amount of hits received depends on how many fireballs are close enough to damage the player.
Sunfreet is immune to the effects of rings of recoil, Vengeance, and Reflect, as well as poison.
In melee range, Sunfreet will only use melee. Otherwise, it will attack with magic. Sunfreet attacks with stab-based melee in a manner akin to a scorpion. It has a reach of two squares with its jabbing tail, same as a halberd.
Sunfreet's magic attack has a very long range of 20 squares, when the longest range of players' weapons is 13 squares. If the player goes out of Sunfreet's range, it will simply stand idle. Sunfreet is immobile when on the ground. The duration of the period in which it stays on ground depends on the number of attacks it launches against the player, rather than how long it has remained on the ground.
Sunfreet has a very high defence and no weakness; it is possible to use a full inventory of Scorpion meat without getting a single hit in if players do not use high level weapons. It is recommended to use level 80 and above weaponry for their high accuracy.
Once Sunfreet reaches 1/6 of its health, it will become berserk. It is activated by it shouting "Grraaaagh!". During this phase it will no longer perform its fire rain or its special attacks. It will hit faster and more accurately, so players must be more wary of their life points during this part of the battle.
Since ultimate abilities are banned, you should focus on damage over time and speed rather than explosive hits, making 2-handed weapons largely redundant. This fight can also be made significantly easier (but longer) if you make good use of shield abilities.
The most effective approach is to use a decent one-handed melee weapon and repeatedly use basic and threshold abilities. For basics; Slice is extremely useful, as is Sever for its damage-reduction potential. Fury and Dismember, meanwhile, are great damage over time abilities. Finally: Assault, Destroy, and Slaughter are your best choices for threshold abilities. You must, however, be wary of using combo abilities as they may make it harder to avoid Sunfreet's special attacks.
In conjunction with raw damage, the shield abilities are useful both for keeping you alive and conserving resources, such as food and potions. Anticipation can be used to lower Sunfreet's damage output by 10%. Resonance and Preparation are great for keeping you alive. Resonance will not heal you if you are hit by Sunfreet's tail swing - instead, the Resonance effect is removed and you take 1 damage. Resonance will also not heal you from the damage taken by standing where Sunfreet is about to land after the fire rain. If you get stunned by Sunfreet's roar, Freedom can instantly get you unbound.
Using this, Regenerate in the non-combat fire waves and some Scorpion meat and you should have little-to-no-problem taking this beast out.
Sunfreet can be fairly easy to kill with ranged, given the player has 85+ range and defence. Simply bring a royal crossbow and your best ranged armour, along with an overload (or a range and a defence potion), and the rest food, either rocktail or scorpion meat. Avoid the fireballs, and stay in the middle to attack Sunfreet.
Special attacksEdit
Sunfreet has two special attacks that are both initiated when it crouches. Its first special attack is a roar that will stun the player for a few seconds. The second and more dangerous attack is when Sunfreet swings its tail to deal heavy melee damage, usually over 6000. You can tell which of these he's going to do by watching his tail when he lowers his head (crouches). If his tail is stationary while his head is lowered then he's going to roar. Conversely, if his tail is swinging from side-to-side then he is going to use his tailswipe ability.
The swing of the tail can be avoided by moving at least 2 squares away. The roar is avoided by facing away from it. Sunfreet will also swing its tail when players range or mage it, in which case it does nothing. The roar also has an unknown range; if the player stands far enough (around 6 squares away), they will not be stunned even if facing Sunfreet, allowing players to continuously range/mage him.
It should be noted that the Resonance ability will not heal the player from the tail-swing attack (though it will still reduce the damage to 1 point).
If players run under Sunfreet before he lands, they will be hit for massive damage.
After killing the level 112 version of this boss, players will receive 4250 Dominion Factor, along with a visual upgrade to the dominion marker.
Defeating the level 49 version gives no rewards.
- The concept art of Sunfreet was being worked on live at RuneFest 2011.
- Sunfreet's name may be based off 'Ifrit' or 'Ifreet', a fire Djinn in Arabic mythology.
- The name Sunfreet is an anagram for RuneFest, where this creature was created.
- Killing the hard version of Sunfreet is required for the Desert amulet 4.
- Before the Evolution of Combat, when the easy version of Sunfreet started to fly, its combat level would be briefly shown as 63 instead of 80.
- Players could originally deal up to 2,200 damage when using Ruby bolt (e) but a damage cap of 500 was hotfixed in within an hour of release. This cap was removed soon after the Evolution of Combat however.
- Sunfreet is the strongest monster in the game that can't be fought with prayer, as well as the one of the highest levelled monster that must be fought solo, the highest levelled monster that must be fought without Summoning familars and, before Evolution of Combat the 12th highest levelled monster overall.
- Before Evolution of Combat, Sunfreet was one of three monsters capable of hitting over 1,000 life points. The other two are Nomad (against a player wearing Nex armour) and TokHaar-Jads.
- Sunfreet is currently the only boss in the Dominion Tower not fought in a quest, with the exception of Tarn Razorlor, who is fought in a miniquest.
- If a player happens to damage Sunfreet below the 1/6 life points during a fireball attack using bleed abilities, you will see "Grraaaagh!" repeated in the spot Sunfreet launched, this continues until it lands.


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WINTERTHUR, Switzerland (UMNS) — From March 13-17, 110 delegates and guests from about 20 countries gathered in Winterthur for the 17th session of the Central Conference of Central and Southern Europe. It was the final gathering of the jurisdictional and central conference meeting season that began in 2012.
Rigels Kasmollari, a young man from Albania, said on the day of his arrival, "I hope that at this central conference meeting we will succeed in building bridges between local churches and individual persons so that through listening and sharing we may enrich, better understand and help each other."
Those hopes came true, he said. "And, when during an evening event the last verse from 1 Corinthians 13 was read in 20 languages — from Arabic and Bernese German to Turkish and Hungarian — it was visible that in midst of this diversity there is a sustainable common foundation."
The decision of the central conference to implement a new functioning needs to be understood against this background. Between the sessions taking place every four years, there will be international working groups dealing with subjects from various areas (e.g. theology, church and society, etc.). Also, there will be an annual "theme day" on which subjects of cross-border relevance will be discussed. The participants of these "theme days" are supposed to serve as multipliers in their respective countries. The general theme for the next three years, which was agreed on, will be "Mission in Modern Times."
The work on this theme shall include an examination of the own tradition, a compilation and discussion of the present understanding of mission in the various countries and also a view beyond the borders of our own United Methodist Church.
In order to reach a new generation and to raise awareness for the great potential of this work together, "YouMe 2013" will take place in August 2013 in Serbia. This will be a camp for young adults from Central and Southern Europe ages 16 to 23 years, and it will not only offer opportunities to make relationships and build friendships, but also it will include leadership training in ministry.
However, belonging to the central conference is not always considered enriching. Sometimes it is also experienced as limitation of freedom and autonomy. This became visible in the extensive conversations on the present situation and the future journey of The United Methodist Church in Poland.
Following various discussions and decisions in the past, the delegates received a report, which suggested a formal process (in chronological order) to establish an autonomous or autonomous affiliated Methodist Church in Poland. The Executive Committee of the Central Conference commissioned Bishop Patrick Streiff with the task to make sure that at the 2013 annual conference session in Poland, prior to the election of a new general superintendent, a vote should be taken.
This vote should make clear whether The United Methodist Church in Poland wants to remain part of the worldwide United Methodist Church or whether it wants to become an autonomous or an autonomous affiliated church. The central conference delegates, for their part, expressed unanimously and with applause that they wish that The United Methodist Church in Poland may remain part of the Central Conference of Central and Southern Europe.
Some further issues from various reports and conversations:
- The Working Group on Theology and Ordained Ministry presented the document "Truth in Relation," which is considered to be a Methodist voice in regard to the meaning and importance of Christian truth.
- The Working Group on Liturgy informed that the work on compiling new liturgies will be abandoned in favor of other necessary groundwork and clarifications – particularly in regard to a Methodist understanding of congregational worship in the Central Conference of Central and Southern Europe.
- Subject to the approval of the annual conference session of Switzerland-France in June 2013, its name shall be "Annual Conference Switzerland-France-North Africa" in the future. The important ministries in North Africa will thus explicitly become visible in the name of the Conference.
- As successor of Regula Stotz of Basel, Switzerland, Barbara Bünger of Thun, Switzerland, was elected as new coordinator for the women's working Central and Southern Europe. Her main tasks will include organizing international consultations and leading national seminars, but also enabling continuing education of individual women.
- Since the last central conference meeting in 2009, 16 new congregations were established in Central and Southern Europe. With Romania and Belgium, two new countries became part of the Central Conference of Central and Southern Europe. It includes now 16 countries.
- Martin Graf (member of the governing council of the Canton of Zurich), Roman Catholic Bishop Charles Morerod, Pastor Rita Famos-Pfander (President of the National Ecumenical Council), Bishop Michael Bünker (General Secretary of the Community of Protestant Churches in Europe) and Pastor Guy Liagre (General Secretary of the Conference of European Churches) were welcomed during an ecumenical encounter, which was marked by mutual appreciation. In their addresses, the guests expressed their gratitude for the many good relations the United Methodist Church in Central and Southern Europe has beyond its borders — relations that are a vital contribution towards a common Christian witness for the good of all people.
In his episcopal address, Streiff pointed in to the fact that the key biblical concepts faith, hope and love are also of central importance in the tract of John Wesley, "The Character of a Methodist."
Streiffexpressed his hope that God might continue to find among the United Methodists in Central and Southern Europe, a church with engaged people who hear his call into his mission with faith, hope and love — being aware that the pivot and first and most important of all is the relationship with God.
Source: Office of Bishop Patrick Streiff, Zurich/Switzerland


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This weekend, director Mike Flanagan's game changing horror film 'Oculus' debuts in theaters. Flanagan who co-wrote the film along with Jeff Howard strives to add new dimensions to the horror genre. Audiences who have grown accustomed to seeing ghostly specters jump out and scare them, will encounter a totally different form of creepy – a villainous Lasser Glass antique mirror.
As the story unfolds, we learn that ten years ago, tragedy struck the Russell family, leaving the lives of teenage siblings Tim (Brenton Thwaites) and Kaylie (Karen Gillan) forever changed when Tim was convicted of the brutal murder of their parents and incarcerated in an mental institution. Now in his 20s, Tim is newly released from protective custody and only wants to move on with his life; but Kaylie, still haunted by that fateful night, is convinced her parents' deaths were caused by something else altogether: a malevolent supernatural force unleashed through the Lasser Glass, an antique mirror in their childhood home. Determined to prove Tim's innocence, Kaylie tracks down the mirror, only to learn similar deaths have befallen previous owners over the past century. With the mysterious entity now back in their hands, Tim and Kaylie soon find their hold on reality shattered by terrifying hallucinations, and realize, too late, that their childhood nightmare is beginning again.
It is a big task to try and change the horror genre and 'Oculus' gives it the old college try. But, in its attempt to change thing up, parallel scenes that alter reality by showing characters and events in the past, becomes a distraction to the current story happening. In one moment, you see Tim and Kaylie as children and then suddenly they morph into adults with real-time horror playing out before them. All the back and forth of scenes shot at various times, do little to enhance the film. Instead of flowing freely, it becomes a jumbled flashback mess (and a horror in its own right).
Fans of BBC television's 'Dr. Who' will recognize Karen Gillan as their beloved Amy Pond who traveled with the doctor. As Kaylie, she is quite believable as the ambitiously driven sibling who defends into obsessive insanity. A skill no doubt learned on the 'Dr. Who' set where she has encountered many crazy scenarios.
Australian actor Brenton Thwaites as the vulnerable younger brother, Tim holds his own against Gillan. He is the shaky voice of reason tinged with uncertainty. Since his character has forgotten the true events of their childhood, he also experiences a catharsis that jolts his very core and threatens his sanity. Thwaites conveys a range of emotions from disbelief to terror that will have you cringing with anticipation.
Unfortunately, this is a movie clearly mastered for young adults (YA). And, like all of its predecessors it is comprised of a storyline that favors shallow moviemaking thrills over substance. In its attempt to give this age group its prerequisite gibberish, it lessens the impact of what could have been a disturbing tale, complete with a murderous father (Rory Cochrane) and a possessed mother (Katee Sackhoff).
'Oculus' suffers from Flanagan's attempt to improve the horror genre and becomes instead a jumpy alternate reality film of confusion. It is Rated R for terror, violence, some disturbing images and brief language with a run time of 105 minutes.


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"For in the way you judge, you will be judged; and by your standard of measure it will be measured to you." Matthew 7:2
More often than not, we can be quick to judge. We may see a girl wearing inappropriate clothing, a mother spanking her child, a friend using inappropriate language and immediately our thoughts are, "I can't believe they are wearing that, doing that, or saying that. I never would." Right than even with just allowing that quick thought to pass through our minds we are being judgmental.
This verse reminds us of the danger of that. Whether, we like it or not we know that we will all be judged by God one day. We will be judged on our actions, our speech, and our thoughts. Because of this fact it is important that we are not so quick to judge. Instead we should remember that we all have faults and that we are all not perfect. Romans 3:23 says, "For all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God." No one is without sin. We must be very careful to guard our minds and hearts from becoming judgmental and instead make sure we are showing God's love.
We must show God's love through our actions and our speech. God is a Just God but He is also a loving God. While he does not want us to fall into sin, He does not want us to turn away sinners from becoming Christians. The way that we drive potential Christians away is by being quick to judge and acting like we are better than them. Reality is we are not. We are all equal in God's eyes and we are all sinners. Instead of driving sinners away from Christ by being judgmental we must draw them towards Christ by setting good examples through our speech and our actions. Most importantly though, we must draw them to Christ by loving them. We must remember to love others despite their faults, because in God's eyes we are all the same and one day we will all be judged by the same God.


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Herman Bean
MEMPHIS – Herman Lee Bean, 54, formerly of Holly Springs, died Sunday, July 25, 2001, at Methodist University Hospital in Memphis.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at J.F. Brittenum and Son Funeral Home Chapel in Holly Springs. Burial will be in the Shelby County Cemetery in Memphis.
Visitation will be from 2 to 6 p.m. today at the funeral home.
Gerald Vice
HOUSTON – Gerald Vice, 73, died Saturday, July 31, 2010, at Baptist Memorial Hospital in Oxford. He was born March 8, 1937, in Middletown, Ohio, to Harley E. Vice and Mary Elizabeth Medley Vice. He attended Pearson's Chapel Nazarene Church. He was a farmer and a steel mill worker. He was an NRA Benefactor member, a North American Hunting Club life member and an HWMA Hunting Club member. He served in the U.S. Army.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at Southern Funeral Chapel in Houston with Bro. Scott Samuell officiating. Burial will be in Wesley Chapel Cemetery. Southern Funeral Chapel of Houston is in charge of arrangements.
Survivors include his wife, Joyce Tunnell Vice; two daughters, Mary Ellen Vice of Eaton, Ohio, and Barbara Ann Vice of Houston; one son, James David Vice of Houston; five grandchildren, Brenda Buffenbarger of West Alexandria, Ohio, Nicole Woods of Eaton, Ohio, and Candy Vice Patton, Kyle Moore and Danielle Moore, all of Houston; six great-grandchildren; two sisters, June Flynn of Hammond, La., and Wilma Crouse of Germantown, Ohio; and two brothers, Harley David Vice of Mason, Ohio, and Michael Ray Vice.
He was preceded in death by his parents; his sister, Wanda Sue Pheanis; and one grandson, James Kurtis Bullen.
Visitation will be from 5 to 9 p.m. Friday at the funeral home.
To access the online register, visit www.southernfuneralchapel.webs.com.
Arthur Wagnon
ABERDEEN – Arthur Lundy Wagnon, 68, died Sunday, Aug. 1, 2010, at his residence in Aberdeen. He was born Nov. 25, 1941, to Lundy Wagnon and Celia Waldrope Wagnon in Santo, Texas. He graduated from high school in Santo, Texas. He lived the past 37 years in Aberdeen. He was plant manager at Homeland Vinyl in Birmingham. He was a member of Fraternal Order of Eagles, and an avid skeet shooter and racing fan.
Services will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday in the Tisdale-Lann Memorial Chapel in Aberdeen with Rev. Sandra Sisson and Rev. Wayne Bruchey officiating. Burial will be at Lee Memorial Park.
Survivors include his wife of 35 years, Dot Nolen Wagnon of Aberdeen; two daughters, Linda Wagnon Hubbard and husband, Richard, of Tomball, Texas, and Becky Coker Bascomb and husband, Roger, of Sevierville, Tenn.; two sons, Robert Wagnon and wife, Dana, of Lipan, Texas, and Joey Hutchins and wife, Heather, of Aberdeen; five sisters, Peggy Doss of Odessa, Texas, Clara Jo Shelton of Ft. Worth, Texas, Sue Chesnut of Brazos, Texas, Eva Wilson of Lipan, Texas, and Catherine Farmer and husband, John, of Chandler, Texas; 12 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his parents; two brothers, Leon Wagnon and Leo Wagnon; and one sister, Betty Enghdal.
Pallbearers will be Bobby Bascomb, Bill Malone, Bobby Coghlan, Ivan Doss, Tony Provias and Rick Smith.
Honorary pallbearers will be Henry Peden, Brunson Odom, John Hanna, Randall Heath and employees of Homeland Vinyl Products.
Visitation will be from 4 until 8 p.m. today at the Tisdale-Lann Memorial Funeral Home in Aberdeen.
Memorials may be made to Aberdeen First Presbyterian Church, P.O. Box 238, Aberdeen, MS 39730.
Sign the register and leave condolences online at www.tisdalelannmemorial.com.
Marine Mayes
CORINTH – Marine Mayes, 74, died Saturday, July 31, 2010, at Magnolia Regional Health Center in Corinth.
Services will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Crosswinds Ministries. Burial will be in Forest Hill Cemetery. Grayson Funeral Services of Corinth is in charge of the arrangements.
Visitation will be from 5 to 7 p.m. today at the funeral home.
Roy Traylor
NEW ALBANY – Roy Lee Traylor, 76, died Sunday, Aug. 1, 2010, at the North Mississippi Medical Center. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by Beasley Funeral Home.
Albert M. Harris Jr.
TUPELO – Albert Marion Harris Jr. died Sunday, Aug. 1, 2010, at Sanctuary Hospice House after an extended illness. He was born on Oct. 16, 1931, in Mesquite, Texas, to Albert M and Bertha Virginia Curry Harris. He was raised in Fort Worth and attended both Arlington State College and the University of Arkansas before joining the Naval Aviation Cadets in Pensacola, Fla., in 1952. He accepted a commission in the Marine Corps as a second lieutenant on Jan. 20, 1954, and remained on active duty for nine years. He returned to college at Auburn University, where he earned a degree in aeronautical management and a second degree in business administration. He taught meteorology while working on his master's degree and then transferred to the University of Arkansas to get a doctorate in economics.
He went to the Belgian (Zaire) Congo as a missionary from 1967 to 1971, where he flew airplanes and was a hospital administrator. He received a master's degree in hospital administration upon returning to the U.S. He eventually landed his dream job writing and computerizing information for pilots on certain aircraft for American Airlines. An ordained minister and Sunday School teacher, he and his wife had a jail ministry for 20 years in prisons in Arkansas, Tennessee, Mississippi and Texas. He was a fine Christian man who loved the Lord Jesus more than anything and was a walking testimony to Him every day of his life.
Services will be at 6 p.m. Wednesday at the Tupelo Chapel of Holland Funeral Directors with Bro. Shelby Holly officiating. Visitation will be from 3 to 6 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home.
Survivors include his wife of 31 years, Martha Sue Evans Harris; his children, Cindie (Steve) Feith of Frisco, Texas, Albert M. (Yvetta) Harris III of Fulton, Dianne Germany of Saltillo, Walter E. (Yvonne) Harris of Houston, Texas, and Dan Aaby of Tupelo; one brother, Robert (Shirley) Harris of Ft. Smith, Ark.; two sisters, Marilyn Lynch of San Antonio, Texas, and Katherine (Chuck) Smith of Ft. Worth, Texas; 12 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren; and numerous children, grandchildren and great grandchildren who have adopted him as a parent.
Memorials may be made to Sanctuary Hospice House, P.O. Box 2177, Tupelo, MS 38803 or The American Cancer Society, P.O. Box 1, Tupelo, MS 38801.
Condolences may be e-mailed to email@example.com.
Jewell McKeown
NEW ALBANY – Annie Jewell Moody McKeown, age 95, went to be with her Lord and Savior Monday, Aug. 2, 2010. She was born Nov. 30, 1914, in New Albany to George Alexander Moody and Margaret Rebecca Billingsley Moody. She was a homemaker and a member of the Locust Grove Baptist Church for over 50 years.
Services will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday, Aug. 4, 2010, at Locust Grove Baptist Church with Bro. Terry Rodgers officiating. Burial will be in the Locust Grove Cemetery. United Funeral Service in New Albany is in charge of arrangements.
Survivors include two grandchildren, Kathy Williams (Ed) and Denise Davis, three great grandchildren, Christopher and Benjamin Williams, and Justin Davis (Jennifer), and one great-great-grandchild, Isabella Davis, all of New Albany; a daughter-in-law, Louise McKeown of Marion, Ark., and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Ray McKeown; two sons, Billy and Jimmy McKeown; a daughter-in-law, Dorothy McKeown; a grandson, Randy McKeown; two sisters, Flossie McKeown and Dorothy Pannell; and four brothers, Hollis, Dawson, Lloyd and Thurman Moody.
Pallbearers will be Cecil Pannell, Dean Chism, J.C. Garrison, Bill Porter, Nathan Porter and Alex Porter.
Visitation will be today, Aug. 3, 2010, from 5 till 8 p.m. at United Funeral Service.
For online condolences, visit unitedfuneralservice.com.
Malcolm Henderson
BOONEVILLE – Malcolm Henderson, 78, died Sunday, Aug. 1, 2010, at Baptist Memorial Hospital in Booneville. He was born Feb. 9, 1932, to J.C. and Francis Smith Henderson. He was retired from the Mississippi Department of Agriculture. He was a member of Tuscumbia Baptist Church.
Services will be at 2 p.m. today at the McMillan Funeral Home Chapel with Bro. Lee Dillard officiating. Burial will be in Tuscumbia Cemetery.
He is survived by his wife, Annie Henderson; one daughter, Peggy (Allen) Morphis of Booneville; two sons, Jerry (Debra) Henderson and Jimmy (Dianne) Henderson, both of Booneville; two stepsons, Gerald (Avetta) Mooney and Jimmy Mooney, both of Booneville; two sisters, Moise Loveless of Booneville and Genel Elleffi of Rienzi; one brother, Hafford Henderson of Booneville; 15 grandchildren, Dale Henderson, Becky Henderson, Jerry Ray Henderson, Katie Smith, Michelle Mooney, Ashley Mooney, Miranda Mooney, Kenny Borden, Tammy Bullard, Anthony Borden, Kevin Huddleston, Brian Huddleston, Sharon Thompson, Dee Dee Taylor, Holly Jackson; and 24 great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his first wife, Vera M. Henderson; his parents; one son, Wade Bynum; and one brother, Junior Henderson.
Pallbearers are Kenny Borden, Anthony Borden, Paul Bonds, Terry Hester, Billy Hester, Kirby Jackson, Buster Jackson and William McDonald.
Condolences may be left at www.mcmillanfuneralhome.com.
Alene Allred
AMORY – Alene Carter Allred, 75, died Saturday, July 31 2010, at North Mississippi Medical Center. A native of Quincy, she was the daughter of the late Frank and Ozema Jane Dunn Carter. She was a member of Antioch Baptist Church. Mrs. Allred's Bible and family were precious to her. She had worked at Mississippi Valley Net Co. in Memphis before becoming a homemaker. She enjoyed all types of music, traveling and crafts.
Services will be at 10 a.m. today at the E.E. Pickle Funeral Home in Amory with Bro. Bubba Kennedy and Bro. Mike Todd officiating. Burial will follow in Hatley Cemetery.
She is survived by a daughter, Dianne "Ann" Tibbett of Amory; a sister, Catherine White, and a brother, Johnny Carter, both of Georgia; grandchildren, Bonnie Buchanan, Tracy Shanklin, Matthew Irvin, and Joseph, Stevie and Sheree Allred; seven great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by son, Gary Steve Allred; sisters, Edith Allred and Elizabeth Kitchen; and brothers, Harold "Bubba" and Billy Carter.
Pallbearers will be Randal, Paul and Terry Allred, Jason Jenkins, Trey Edgil and Matthew Irvin. Honorary pallbearers will be Jacob and Richard Allred.
Memories may be shared with the family at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Brenda Harper
MOOREVILLE – Brenda J. Harper, 43, died Sunday, Aug. 1, 2010, at the North Mississippi Medical Center in Tupelo. She was employed by Capital Bedding before her illness. She never met a stranger. She enjoyed listening to music, camping, riding four-wheelers and hanging out with friends.
Services will be at 11 a.m. today at Kesler Funeral Home Chapel in Baldwyn with Bro. Dewayne Morgan and Bro. Allen Casteel officiating. Burial will be in the Union Grove Cemetery.
Survivors include three daughters, Ashley Scott (Trent), Laken Scott and Paige Scott, all of Mooreville two sisters, her twin Linda Johnson of Nettleton and Lola Malone (Mitch) of New Albany; one brother, Lynn Robinson of Booneville; two grandchildren, Hannah and Briley Glover; and a host of nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Fines and Loma Robinson.
Pallbearers will be Lamont Johnson, Logan Hendrix, Lee Robinson, Cody Robinson, Jason Malone and Austin Davis.
Visitation will continue from 8 a.m. until service time today.
Laura Sutton
HAMILTON – Laura Wayne Smithson Sutton, 92, died Sunday, Aug. 1, 2010, at Darlington Oaks Community Hospice in Verona. She was born Nov. 5, 1917, to Cyrus Hogue Smithson and Hester Coleman Smithson in Monroe County. She was a lifelong resident of Monroe County. She was a homemaker and a retired seamstress for Hamilton Manufacturing. She was a member of Sulphur Springs Primitive Baptist Church.
Services will be at 10 a.m. today in the Tisdale-Lann Memorial Chapel in Aberdeen with Bro. Robert Moore officiating. Burial will be in Sullivan Cemetery.
Survivors include three daughters, Betty Owens of Hamilton, Mildred Murff and husband, Doug, of Aberdeen, and Nancy Seely and husband, Hughie, of Hamilton; two sons, Charles Sutton and wife, Christine, and John Sutton and wife, Ruth Ann, all of Hamilton; two sisters, Doris Evelyn Parks and Ouida Flowers, both of Kolola Springs; 14 grandchildren, 25 great-grandchildren and four great-great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, John Sutton Sr.; one daughter, Hilda Sutton Smith; two sons, Thomas Wayne Sutton and Randy Sutton; one grandson, Darrel Allen Owens; two great-grandsons, Chad Linley and Joshua Sutton; and two brothers, three sisters and three sons-in-law.
Pallbearers will be grandsons.
Memorial may be made to Darlington Oaks Community Hospice, P.O. Box 333, Sherman, MS 38869.
To sign the register and send condolences online, visit www.tisdalelannmemorial.com.
Joseph Brown Jr.
RANDOLPH – Joseph Felix Brown Jr., 48, died Thursday, July 29, 2010, in Meridian. He liked gardening and the outdoors, and he loved his children and grandchildren.
Services will be at 3 p.m. Wednesday at Tutor Memorial Funeral Home Chapel in Pontotoc with Larry Cobb officiating. Burial will be in Oak Forest Cemetery.
Survivors include two daughters, Sunshine Jenkins of Randolph and Hannah Key of Memphis; three sons, Kevin Thompson and Damon Brown, both of Fritch, Texas, and Kenneth Brown of Amarillo, Texas; three grandchildren, Dixie and Reed Jenkins of Randolph, and Nikolai Alexander Monk of Fritch, Texas; his mother, Powellette Swanson; two brothers, Marvin White of California and Ronald brown of Pontotoc; and two sisters, Cathy Gordon of Pontotoc and Melissa Bradberry of Houston.
He was preceded in death by his father, Jack Brown; one sister, Paula White; one brother, Joel Brown; and his grandparents, Magdalene Swanson and James Powell Swanson, and Bud and Virgie Brown.
Pallbearers will be Roger Brown, Casey Swanson, Jackie Underwood, Chad Corley, Kevin Thompson, Damon Brown and Kenny Brown.
Visitation will be from 5 to 9 p.m. today and from 1 to 3 p.m. Wednesday.
Ida Harris
PELHAM, Ala. – Ida Kennedy "Sandy" Harris died Friday, July 30, 2010.
Graveside services will be at 1:30 p.m. today at Belmont City Cemetery. Deaton Funeral Home of Belmont is in charge of local arrangements.
Sula Spencer
BOONEVILLE – Sula Spencer, 99, died Monday, Aug. 2, 2010, at her home in Booneville. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by McMillan Funeral Home.
Bill Byrd Jr.
ABERDEEN – Clarence Stewart "Bill" Byrd Jr., 86, died Saturday, July 31, 2010, at the North Mississippi Medical Center in Tupelo.
Services will be at 11 a.m. Friday at Belle Memorial Chapel in Aberdeen. Burial will be in Oddfellows Rest Cemetery in Aberdeen.
Visitation will be from 4 to 6 p.m. Thursday.
To sign the online register book, visit www.bellememorialfuneralhome.com.
Justin Kitchens
PONTOTOC – Justin Thomas Kitchens, 26, died Sunday, Aug. 1, 2010, in a accidental drowning in Pontotoc County. He was born Oct. 6, 1983, in Tupelo to Gary Kitchens and Shelia Gurley. He made his home in Pontotoc most of his life, where he attended Pontotoc City Schools and Friendship Baptist Church. He loved spending time with his daughter and enjoyed fishing.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Tupelo Chapel of Holland Funeral Directors with Bro. Robert Armstrong officiating. Burial will be in Black Zion Cemetery. Visitation will be from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday.
Survivors include his daughter, Jorga Kitchens of Pontotoc; his mother, Shelia Gurley of Pontotoc; his father, Gary Kitchens of Baldwyn; his grandparents, Charles and Faye Gurley of the Furrs community and Mary Morgan of Tremont; a sister, Brandi Harrison of Union County; a brother, Michael Kitchens of Fort Wayne, Alaska; two nephews, Devan Harrison and Trystan Harrison; and a niece, Madilynn Kitchens.
He was preceded in death by his grandfather, Allen Eugene Kitchens.
Pallbearers will be Gary Kitchens, Michael Kitchens, Eli Johnson, Scottie Holcomb, Chris Gurley and Dean Miller.
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Walter Brewer
RED BAY, Ala. – Walter Wesley Brewer, 32, died Sunday, Aug. 1, 2010, at Baptist Memorial Hospital-Union County in New Albany. He was born April 21, 1978, in Tupelo. He was a tankerman for Jaco's Tankerman Service. He was a member of Tremont First Baptist Church.
Services will be at 4 p.m. Wednesday at Deaton Funeral Home Chapel in Red Bay, Ala., with Bro. Lymann Rea officiating. Burial will be in Hillcrest Memorial Gardens in Red Bay.
Survivors are one daughter, Harlee Alexia Brewer of Red Bay, Ala.; his partner, Cristy Olivia Gorum of Red Bay; his mother, Sharon Attaway of Red Bay; his fathers, Jerry Brewer of Huntsville, Ala., and Mike Scott of Vina, Ala.; four brothers, Blaine Alan Brewer and Lil Josh Scott, both of Red Bay, Joey McCalpin of Texas and Austin Scott of Vina, Ala.; one sister, Megan Scott of Vina, Ala.; and his grandmothers, Fonza "Big Ma" Brewer of Arcadia, Fla., and Lillie Mae Scott of Red Bay.
He was preceded in death by his grandparents, William Gilbert Wesley, Mary Anne Childers, Samuel Brewer and Med Scott.
Pallbearers will be Sharmon Self, Jason Davis, Mickey Brown, Brian Upton, Don Thompson, Wayde Hutcheson, Jerry Self and Josh Scott. Honorary pallbearers will be Joey Hugh McCalpin, Michael Nichols and Jarod Scott.
Visitation will be from 6 to 9 p.m. today at Deaton Funeral Home in Red Bay and until service time on Wednesday.


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Many of the ideas for column topics originate during my conversations with patients.
Patients in my office represent the entire spectrum of people across this community, so the things they ask about likely reflect interests that appeal to many readers.
That is the case for today's column.
A patient came to see me about several symptoms including headaches a while back.
Prior to coming to see me, she had been researching her symptoms on the Internet.
By the time she got to my office she had determined that she either had a spine problem, pinched nerve, brain tumor, sinus infection, gallbladder disease or TMJ dysfunction.
She was in such a tizzy from her Internet research that she was literally making herself sick with worry.
She began by looking up "headache" on sites such as WebMD, Mayo Clinic, and similar sites that provide health information.
Those sites can be very helpful, but the large amount of information can be confusing.
To make matters worse, the constant googling had led her to a variety of discussion boards.
These are sites where members can make comments about any topic that they find.
The discussion often goes like this:
Original post: "I have been having headaches that start in the back of my head, but I have been having diarrhea and stomach pain too. I am wondering whether I have digestive problems that cause the headache. Maybe I should take probiotics. Anyone have similar symptoms?"
Responder 1: "My DH (computer discussion shorthand for dear husband) had the same symptoms. He went to several doctors and couldn't find anything wrong. A year later we learned that he had a benign brain tumor."
Responder 2: "Oh my, that's terrible. I am so sorry to hear about your DH. I hope that is not the problem. I had the same symptoms prior to having my gallbladder taken out. I felt better immediately and no more headaches."
Responder 3: "So the tumor was causing the headaches and the indigestion?"
Responder 1: "No, it was causing the headaches. He had brain surgery and the headaches went away."
Responder 3: "So he still has unexplained diarrhea and stomach pain?"
Responder 1: "Sometimes. His doctor put him on a medicine that helps a lot. I can't think of the name of it right now."
Responder 4: "A few years ago I had TMJ problems that caused headaches, and because I couldn't chew without pain, I wasn't chewing my food enough. That caused cramps and diarrhea when I ate certain foods. Do you have jaw pain?"
Original poster: "Yes I sometimes have clicking in my right jaw and pain around my ear."
Responder 4: "That definitely sounds like TMJ."
Needless to say, the Internet can take a reader on a pretty wild goose chase.
Although computer searches can be informative, misinformation and confusion can add to worry and delay proper treatment.
This week's suggestion is to seek professional diagnosis about any symptom that is severe or that you have been wondering about for more than a month.
Not knowing the cause is creating unnecessary stress in your life and getting a definitive diagnosis can alleviate fear and worry.
If you have already seen a doctor without getting resolution, maybe it's time for a second opinion.
Once you learn the actual cause for a condition, you can make informed decisions about treatment options. Facts often are worry's worst enemy.
Next week: Tips to help your digestion.
Stay happy and stay healthy.


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Quality constructed of solid oak; finished with catalyzed multi-coatings of lacquer for enhanced durability. Pockets are 9"W x.75"D to hold standard magazines and literature. Measures 10.5"W x 3.75"D x 37"H. Easy assembly, simply attach feet.


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Namsan Guesthouse is…
We offer affordable and quality accommodation in the most relaxed and comfortable place. We are in the fantastic location for travelling and shopping. we are located just 150 M from Myeongdong Subway station which is the center of Seoul and the best shopping area.
Namsan Guest House is convenient for transportation, so you can go to Korea's famous places easily such as Namdaemun, Dongdaemun, City hall, Cheonggaecheon, Insadong, and old palace.
We do our best to satisfy our guest by supporting travel information, free Seoul map, and taking care 24 hours like your home.
We offer many different facilities that will suit all guests and cater for all your needs when travelling; this is the perfect location for you to stay when you visit the beautiful Seoul.


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Situated in the heart of the breathtaking capital, this 4-star superior hotel is the ideal choice for business & leisure travellers as well. An array of attractions and spas of worldwide renown are all within...
|Prices are in EURO / room / night
Low Season
(19.11. - 25.03.)
Mid Season
(26.03. - 21.04.)
(01.07. - 01.09.)
(01.11. - 18.11.)
High Season
(22.04. - 30.06.)
(02.09. - 31.10.)
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|Double Room
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Situated in the heart of the breathtaking capital, this 4-star superior hotel is the ideal choice for business & leisure travellers as well. An array of attractions and spas of worldwide renown are all within easy reach and the hotel is served by an excellent transport network. Experience the vibrant life of this rushing metropolis and lap up the exceptional service and hospitality of the hotel.General
Parking (fee required), Restaurant, Pets Allowed, Bar, 24-hour Front Desk, Garden, Non-smoking Rooms, Room/Facilities for Disabled, Elevator, Express Check-in/Check-out, Safety Deposit Box, Breakfast Buffet.Activities
Sauna, Solarium, Massage, Indoor Swimming Pool.Services
Room Service, Meeting/Banquet Facilities, Airport Shuttle, Business Centre, Laundry, Dry Cleaning, Breakfast in the Room, Ironing Service, Internet Services, Souvenirs/Gift Shop, Shoe Shine, Wi-Fi / Wireless LAN, Free Wi-Fi Internet Access Included.Location
City Centre, Near Train Station, Near Subway.Hotel information
The hotel boasts a collection
of Standard & Business Class rooms and Apartments to suit your diverse
Each of the 247 rooms features complimentary Wi-Fi Internet access.
Non-smoking rooms are available.
There are facilities for disabled guests as well.
The gourmand, Italian style
Olive's Restaurant offers unique mediterranean flavours in a cosy atmosphere.
While Kupola Bar is a great place to chill out, Zsolnay Café serves
light and tasty sandwiches, local confectionery & desserts, contemporary
coffee ranges and a great selection of beverages.
Opening hours:
Olive's Restaurant: 07:00-10:00
Breakfast is not included in the room rate and is available at a cost of EUR 17.
Kupola Bar: 17:00-24:00
Zsolnay Café: 08:00-23:00
24-hour room service is also available.
The impressive assortment of 247 rooms promotes a sense of comfort and boasts a host of modern amenities.Area information
The hotel is located in the
centre and is well served by an efficient transport network. A host
of famous sites, cultural activities and entertainment options are within
easy reach;
The Parliament-(800m)-explore this impressive building.
Margaret Island-(700m)-venture to this pretty island.
The Opera-(500m)-enjoy an injection of culture in this stunning building.
St. Stephen's Cathedral-(500m)-Venture to this famous landmark.
The excellent transport network
is just a short stroll from the hotel.
M1, M3; trams 4, 6 and buses 6, 26, 91 and 106 reach all the sights, monuments and the shopping centre.
Nyugati Railway Station is a 200 m walk and is ideal for
visiting nearby cities.
Ferihegy Airport -(23 km) serving Budapest is accessible by taxi, airport bus or a shuttle. The airport bus - runs every 20 minutes and brings you to Kőbánya Kispest Station from where Nyugati Railway Station is another 20-minute metro ride.
Payment is due upon arrival
and no deposit is required.
The hotel accepts cash and credit card payment.
Room for disabled guests are available.
1 small pet per room is allowed.
Free Internet access is available for guests.
5 rooms allow an extra bed for EUR 37/night.
Parking is available at a cost of EUR 22/car/day.
The use of the sauna is possible at a rate of EUR 5.
Check In
14:00 hours
Check Out
12:00 hoursCancellation
Cancellation is possible up to 16:00 on the date of arrival. In the event of late cancellation or no-show,a one night penalty will be charged. PLEASE NOTE THE SPECIAL CANCELLATION POLICY FOR OUR HOT SPRING OFFER No change or cancellation may be made after booking. Upon booking, the client accepts to be charged the full price of the stay, this amount being non refundable in case of cancellation or change of dates of stay.
The cancellation policy may vary per room type; please check the room description as well.Child policy
Children aged 0-14 years old stay free of charge in the adults room. Breakfast is not included. Maximum of 1child is allowed in the adults room. Cot is available free of charge (please request in advance).Accepted credit cards
American Express, Visa, Euro/Mastercard, Diners Club
The hotel reserves the right to pre-authorise credit cards prior to arrival.
|At least 48 hours prior to the scheduled arrival:
|free of charge
|Less than 48 hours, but at least 24 hours prior to the scheduled arrival:
|50% of the price the first night will be charged.
|Within 24 hours prior to the scheduled arrival,
or in case of "no show":
|100% of the price the first night will be charged.
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Gateway has several netbook that it has been selling for a while and like most netbooks, they tend to use Intel Atom processors. AMD has announced a ne wLT32 line of netbooks that uses AMD CPUs.
The LT32 series uses a AMD Athlon II Neo K125 CPU with 2GB of DDR3 RAM. The machine uses an 11.6-inch LED backlit screen with a resolution of 1366 x 768. The netbook also has HDMI output that supports 1080p resolution.
Graphics for the machine are via Radeon HD 4225 GPU with 384MB of dedicated system memory. That should give muscle enough for HD video. All models have WiFi and some will include 3G connectivity. The pricing for the LT32 starts at $449.99.


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The Miami Heat and Indiana Pacers will be meeting for a third consecutive season in the playoffs and for the second consecutive year in the Eastern Conference finals when they begin the best-of-seven series Sunday in Indianapolis (3:30 p.m, EDT, ABC).
The Heat won last year's series in seven games to advance to the NBA Finals against San Antonio. In 2012, the Heat and Pacers met in the conference semifinals with the Heat winning in six games.
Here's a recap of how these 13 games have gone.
May 13, Heat 95-86, at Miami: LeBron James (32) and Dwyane Wade (29) combined for 61 points as the Heat played the second half without the third member of their Big Three. Chris Bosh sat out with a strained abdominal muscle. James and Wade combined for 22 points and the Heat outscored the Pacer 25-16 in the fourth quarter. David West and Roy Hibbert scored 17 points each to lead the Pacers.
May 15, Pacers 78-75, at Miami: West scored 16 points to lead four Pacers in double figures. James and Wade scored 28 and 24, respectively, but nobody else had more than five points each for the Heat, who shot only 34.6 percent from the field.
May 17, Pacers 94-75, at Indianapolis: Miami led by nine points after the first quarter, but the Pacers took command after that. It was tied 43-43 at the half, and the Pacers rolled to a 51-32 advantage in the second half. The Heat got a game-high 25 points from Mario Chalmers and 22 from James but only five from Wade, who had a confrontation with coach Erik Spoelstra on the bench in the second half. Bosh did not play because of the stomach injury.
May 20, Heat 101-93, at Indianapolis: James and Wade were at it again, combining for 70 points and 38 in a row at one point. James had 18 rebounds to go with his 40 points. The Heat trailed by 10 points in the second quarter and the Pacers led 54-46 at the half, but Heat dominated the second half 55-39. Danny Granger led the Pacers in scoring with 20 points.
May 22, Heat 115-83, at Miami: James scored 30 points and was in double figures again in rebounds with 10, and Wade turned in another solid game with 28 points on 10-of-13 shooting. Danny Granger, who had been getting physical trying to defend James in the two previous games, missed most of the second half because of an ankle injury, and West hurt his knee. The Pacers were only 30-of-89 from the field.
May 24, Heat 105-93, at Indianapolis: The Pacers jumped out to an early 10-point lead and still led 53-51 at the half, but again, the last two quarters belonged to Miami. Wade had his biggest game, scoring 41 points, and James contributed 28. Mike Miller had 12 off the bench for Miami. West led five Pacers in double figures with 24 points. The Heat's win closed out the series in six games.
May 22, Heat 103-102 (OT), in Miami: James took an inbounds pass and banked in a left-handed layup just before the buzzer as the Heat denied the Pacers the opportunity to steal the opener. James finished with 30 points, 10 rebounds, and 10 assists for his ninth career playoff triple-double. Paul George, whose 3-pointer with under a second remaining in regulation had sent the game to the overtime, hit three free throws after being fouled by Wade on his 3-point attempt to give the Pacers a 102-101 lead with 2.2 seconds left. That set up the situation for James' heroics.
May 24, Pacers 97, Heat 93: If the Pacers were deflated from the loss in Game 1, they didn't show it. Hibbert had 29 points and 10 rebounds for the Pacers, who were whistled for three technical fouls. James had a game-high 36 points but also made five turnovers, two late in the fourth quarter.
May 26, Heat 114-96, at Indianapolis: The Heat took command at the outset with all five starters scoring in double figures and the bench contributing 28 points. The Heat were up 70-58 at the half and outscored the Pacers 52-36 in the paint for the game. The Heat shot 54.5 percent from the field to the Pacers' 39.7.
May 28, Pacers 99-92, at Indianapolis: The series continued to seesaw as Hibbert converted a huge 3-point play with 1:30 remaining to key the Pacers' win. The Pacers outscored the Heat 13-3 over the final five minutes. James led all scorers with 24 points and Hibbert led Indiana with 23.
May 30, Heat 90-79, at Miami: James scored 16 of his game-high 30 points in the third quarter as the Heat outscored the Pacers 30-13 in the period. The Pacers led 44-40 at the half but trailed 70-57 entering the fourth. The bitterness between the two teams continued with the Pacers whistled for two technical fouls and the Heat three. George scored 27 points to lead the Pacers in scoring.
June 1, Pacers 91-77, at Indianapolis: The Pacers forced a seventh game, overcoming 21 turnovers with a defense that limited the Heat to just 36.1 percent shooting from the field. Once again, James led all scorers with 29 points, but next up was Wade and Chalmers with just 10 points each. The Pacers shot 50 percent and got 28 points from George and 24 from Hibbert.
June 3, Heat 99-76, at Miami: The usual Game 7 drama lasted for about a quarter. The Pacers led 21-19 at the first quarter stop, but the Heat blitzed the visitors 33-16 in the second to assume a 52-39 lead. James had another 30-plus game with 32 points on 8-of-17 shooting from the field and 15-of-16 from the free throw line. Wade added 21. Hibbert led the Pacers with 18 points. Neither team shot particularly well with the Pacers at 40.8 percent and the Heat at an even 39.


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Structured Cuts: Not Just for Summertime [2]
Rumor has it that ladies want to go short in the summertime, but I find it to be the opposite. At least for me, I like the idea of being able to pull every last hair up into a bun/pony/braid during the hot months, so leaving it long is the way to go.
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The reason I bring this up is that for the moment, I'm doing at least one or two drastic changes for my clients every day at the salon. Starting in October every year, I start to see my female clients coming in ready to ditch their long hair, for a shorter, more structured cut. I haven't figured out exactly why, but I've put some thought into it and realized that women dress more structured in the colder months as well. Blazers, button ups, boots, jeans, etc, when in the summer it's loose linens and light cottons. Summer calls for flowy clothes and flowy hair, I guess! Plus how cute is a bob popping out the bottom of a beanie?
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What are your thoughts? Do you like a shorter cut that's clean and polished for the winter, or a warm blanket of long hair to keep your warm? I like to think I'd go for an on-trend classic short 'do for the cold months, but who am I kidding? My hair is rarely shorter than halfway down my back. But I do blow dry it straight more when it's cold! I consider it my structure compromise.
Anne Hathaway certainly pulls of both long and short with the greatest of ease...
My favorite cut right now is the long bob. Two clients brought in a picture of Marissa Tomei's last week alone!
Photo courtesy of Biography.com
That reminds me...I need a trim!


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|The drawbridge entrance to a very special garden in Preston Hollow, Dallas TX
|The guest cottage. Special hinges had to be custom-designed for that round door. Gandalf's noggin is the knocker.
|A sign in the vestibule of the main house warns you what to expect.
|The owner collects faux bois pieces – here, as an inventive fountain.
|Faux bois seating for a second breakfast with Bilbo and friends.
|A secret entrance for special friends. Like you.


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Berkeley Succulents09 Feb 2013 11:31 am
9th Street
Aloe arborescens
There are aloes blooming all over town. Everywhere you look there are winter blooming orange tubular flowers. The hummingbirds are very happy, so one can presume.
Interesting how well these South Africa succulents have adapted.
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