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Virginia Ruth Bass, 63, formerly of Amarillo, died Sunday, Sept. 23, 2007, in Dallas.
Memorial services will be at 11:30 a.m. Saturday in Rector Funeral Home Coulter Chapel, 8310 S. Coulter St., with the Rev. Robert Field, retired Baptist minister, officiating.
Virginia moved to Dallas in the early 1990s from Amarillo. She worked as a chemical dependency counselor for the Gateway Foundation. She was committed to her work and truly enjoyed it. She enjoyed all the holidays and decorating her home for each holiday. She enjoyed spending time with her family.
Survivors include two sons, Toby Bass and Todd Bass, both of Amarillo; a granddaughter, Taylor Bass of Amarillo; a brother, Jim Morris of St. George; and Bob Bass.
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This new edition of Manfred Steger's award-winning book explores the three principal ideologies of our time: the dominant "market globalism" based on a neoliberal vision of the world as a single marketplace, the "justice globalism" developed over the last decade by a transnational coalition of global civil society forces, and the "jihadist globalism" of radical Islamists seeking to galvanize their global community of believers into violent action. Market globalism has responded to these challengers by turning into "imperial globalism"-a political belief system that marries the capitalist language of the 1990s with the security concerns of our post-9/11 world. Steger, one of the world's leading scholars on these subjects, explores globalization's central questions: What, exactly, are the core claims of these conflicting globalisms? How does the imperial globalism of the 2000s differ from the market globalism of the 1990s? How has justice globalism managed to mature into a coherent ideology? What are the most likely future trajectories of this great ideological struggle of the twenty-first century? Written with impressive historical and theoretical breadth, this groundbreaking work is essential reading for all those concerned with the key questions that our shrinking world must face.
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Letters to the editor: Erie Otters hockey something special
In sports, there occasionally comes a time when a team develops into the extraordinary. In these rare instances, people don't always recognize it immediately. But this year's edition of the Erie Otters is that rare example.
Owner Sherry Bassin has assembled a team for the ages. Eight of the players currently on the Erie Otters roster have already been selected by NHL teams. The one player who will be chosen first in the 2015 NHL Draft is playing for this year's team. The chemistry and character that this team possesses from top to bottom is exceptional.
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The Otters have been an asset to the Erie area for many years. They play in a league that is one small step away from the NHL, and cities fight for the right to have an OHL franchise. Now, after several down years, area hockey fans are experiencing something very special.
I wish to thank the entire Erie Otters organization for its steadfast dedication that has made this special time possible. Your efforts are greatly appreciated and I wish you all the very best.
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Apparently, letter writer S.J. Will is perplexed because Gov. Tom Corbett visited the pope (Erie Times-News, April 6). Apparently, Will thinks that our pro-life, Roman Catholic governor is not in sufficient agreement with the pope to be able to "look that man in the eye" because Corbett is insufficiently generous with taxpayers' money.
I wonder how Will feels about President Barack Obama's much more publicized visit to Rome. Our president believes that abortion should be legal, and he believes that nuns should be compelled to ensure that their employees have free birth control.
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The recent columns concerning climate change were insightful. Jonah Goldberg sees the issue in political terms ("Activists demonize climate change skeptics," Erie Times-News, April 6). He holds the rhetoric offered by deniers as more convincing than the scientific community's conclusions.
Speaking as a writer with no scientific credentials, he dismisses remedies as "trivial to unaffordable to ridiculous." He suggests our primary duty in this debate is not to seek solutions but to remain skeptical.
Sister Pat Lupo, a trained scientist, offers a summary of the science and describes how the media has promoted public doubt of what should be a settled argument ("Scientists agree: Climate change is real," Erie Times-News, April 6). Goldberg's article is proof of that very point.
Richard ArthurUnion City
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Responding to Mike Lawrence's letter in opposition to raising the federal minimum wage ("Minimum wage increase opposed," Erie Times-News, April 5):
Federal minimum wage rates are controlled by the Fair Labor Standards Act, 1938-2009 as amended. When I began working in 1960, the minimum wage had been increased to $1 on March 1, 1956. Of course, that wasn't enough to support a family or even one person, then, and the minimum wage of today will not support a family or an individual now.
Using CPI inflation as a standard for finding a current minimum wage by taking the 1960 minimum would result in a minimum wage of $8.63 for today.
Total inflation from March 1956 to present is 777.82 percent. This is why that 25-cent loaf of bread or gallon of milk now cost between $4 and $5 depending on where you live. Those modest rises in inflation of 1.5 percent to 4 percent each year accumulate to significantly large numbers over the years.
Additionally, productivity, at present, greatly exceeds that of 1960 or even 1980 for that matter, and workers are doing more work for far less money.
That is true unless you are in that exclusive group of the wealthiest 1 percent, which saw its wages skyrocket over the past 30 years after President Ronald Reagan fooled the nation into believing that trickle-down economics actually trickle.
Thomas Mac KrellErie
Railyard not good
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DevelopErie, please imagine a few things for me. Imagine the comfort you have knowing that your children will go to school safely each day. Imagine how nice it is to go right down the road to have coffee with a friend or to go to the grocery store.
Imagine how nice it is that your doctor or dentist is right around the corner. Your church is not too far away, and then imagine all of the picnics in your backyard this summer.
Now put a railway terminal in the middle of all of that.
You feel that this is best for Erie County and its businesses. I believe it is the beginning of the end of Harborcreek as I know it. The 200-plus tractor-trailers per day you will add to the traffic in our community won't be stopping to conduct business with those who have planted roots here.
You won't be adding anything to our landscape with two 60-foot cranes. You might add business in Harborcreek, but Harborcreek won't be adding new businesses that will benefit the residents because they won't want to come here to be surrounded by trains, semis and warehouses. Please rethink your location.
Katherine CarlsonHarborcreek
Hawkish politics
deserve blame
Recently, there was an editorial from another newspaper saying the military must do more to care for soldiers with mental issues. I see this comment a lot. What I never see is anyone asking why we continue to place our soldiers in harm's way to begin with.
The last time our military actually defended our homeland was in 1941 and the origin of that situation is debatable. A little less empire-building and spreading the influence of corporate cronies via the military would go a long way to reducing unnecessary trauma.
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Super Bowl cities square off
It's a battle of East vs. West, the American Revolution vs. the Summer of Love, brother vs. brother, City by the Bay vs. another city by the bay.
Any way you look at it, today's Super Bowl -- a game pitting the San Francisco 49ers against the Baltimore Ravens -- promises to be exciting.
Football experts predict a tight, physical contest, with both teams boasting elite defenses. Quarterback Joe Flacco's postseason poise and a strong receiver corps give Baltimore a serious downfield threat and a slight edge. Still, don't count out the 49ers' young and mobile quarterback, Colin Kaepernick.
Football aside -- Seriously? Is that possible today? -- let's take a look at how the cities themselves would fare squaring off in a battle of culture, weather, food and more.
San Francisco: 14th most populous U.S. city, with 812,826
Baltimore: 24th in the U.S., with 619,493
The edge: San Francisco.
Though Baltimore was the second U.S. city to reach 100,000 people after New York City and had nearly a million people after World War II, its population has been on the decline since the 1950s.
Out west, folks are flocking to the City by the Bay. A quarter of the city's residents were born in a different U.S. state, while more than a third were born outside the U.S.
Baltimore has a higher crime rate than San Francisco, with 1.6 violent crimes per 100 residents -- four times the national average. Meanwhile, more than half of San Francisco's residents have college degrees (almost double the national average). San Franciscans also boast a higher median household income -- more than $30,000 more than Baltimore residents. As one of the world's great cities, S.F. lays claim to having the eighth-most billionaires.
San Francisco: Temperatures average 63 degrees in July and 49 degrees in January. Annual rainfall: 20 inches. Annual snowfall: virtually none.
Baltimore: Temperatures average 76 degrees in July and 32 degrees in January. Annual rainfall: 42 inches. Annual snowfall: 21 inches.
The edge: Mark Twain is often quoted as saying, "The coldest winter I ever spent was a summer in San Francisco." Not only did he never say this, but the San Francisco weather is actually quite mild and consistent year round, though the breeze off the bay can make things chilly, in addition to taking away some home runs at AT&T Park.
The edge still goes to Baltimore, where seasons actually exist. Nobody wants to wear the same clothes year round, not to mention San Francisco's proclivity for earthquakes.
City namesake
San Francisco: Spanish for St. Francis, as in "of Assisi."
Baltimore: Named for Cecilius Calvert, Lord Baltimore, founder of Maryland.
The edge: You can't swing a bottle of sauvignon blanc in California without hitting a city named for a saint. The word "Baltimore" derives from the Gaelic phrase "Baile an Tí Mhóir," which means "town of the big house," which is cool, so Baltimore gets it.
Signature attractions
San Francisco: Alcatraz, the Golden Gate Bridge, Lombard Street, Fisherman's Wharf, Chinatown, the Palace of Fine Arts, Candlestick Park, AT&T Park, the Barbary Coast, Haight-Ashbury district, cable cars, the San Francisco Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual And Transgender Parade
Baltimore: the National Aquarium, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, the Inner Harbor, M&T Bank Stadium, Pimlico Race Course, Fort McHenry, Johns Hopkins University, Harbor East, Little Italy, Sherwood Gardens, Westminster Hall (burial place of Edgar Allan Poe)
The edge: Tough call. Baltimore's history dates back to colonial times, and the city is a stone's throw from D.C. and Annapolis. It's a quick jaunt from San Francisco to Oakland, Napa Valley and the redwood forests.
Still, the edge goes to San Francisco, with its quirky, historical and richly cultural locales.
San Francisco: Cioppino, Rice-A-Roni, Dungeness crab, calamari, ahi tuna, sourdough bread, chicken Tetrazzini, crab Louis, Ghirardelli chocolate, sushi
Baltimore: Soft shell crab, crabcakes, oysters, codfish, pit beef, Boog Powell's barbecue, pub grub, anything with Old Bay seasoning
The edge: Baltimore's gastronomic landscape packs a punch, especially when it comes to seafood, with its crabshacks and pub-lined wharves. But San Francisco, birthplace of California fusion cuisine, gets four forks here, compared to three for Baltimore.
Famous alumni
San Francisco: Benjamin Bratt, Jerry Brown, Tucker Carlson, Clint Eastwood, Dan Fouts, Danny Glover, Jim Fregosi, Shirley Jackson, Steve Jobs, Monica Lewinski, Kevin Pollack, Liev Schreiber, Alicia Silverstone, O.J. Simpson, David Strathairn, Ansel Adams, Mel Blanc, Natalie Wood, Jerry Garcia, Vince Guaraldi, Courtney Love, Jack London, Gary Snyder, William Randolph Hearst, Robert McNamara
Baltimore: Edgar Allan Poe, Babe Ruth, Nancy Pelosi, Eubie Blake, Frank Zappa, H.L. Mencken, Cass Elliot, Anna Faris, David Hasselhoff, Jada Pinkett Smith, John Waters, Charles S. Dutton, Spiro Agnew, Julie Bowen, Thurgood Marshall, Ogden Nash
The edge: San Francisco. Yes, Edgar Allan Poe was born in Boston, but this macabre literary giant made his name as a Baltimore denizen and is still an icon for that city (Ravens, anyone?). His prowess alone could carry the category for Charm City, if the free thought and creative genius flowing from San Francisco weren't so potent.
San Francisco: Jerry Garcia, the Ace of Cups, the Charlatans, Dead Kennedys, Huey Lewis and the News, Jefferson Airplane, Santana, Vince Guaraldi, Steve Miller Band, Third Eye Blind, Sly and the Family Stone, Train
Baltimore: Eubie Blake, Frank Zappa, Billie Holiday, Cass Elliot, Larry Adler, Bill Frisell, Philip Glass, the Huntingtons
The edge: I left my heart in San Francisco, birthplace of San Francisco sound and psychedelic rock, home of the Black Hawk jazz nightclub and breeding ground for indie bands.
San Francisco: Giants, 49ers, San Francisco Marathon, Bill Russell and the University of San Francisco (although that was nearly 60 years ago)
Baltimore: Orioles, Ravens, Pimlico Race Course (where Seabiscuit defeated War Admiral in horse racing's most famous match race), the Grand Prix of Baltimore
The edge: The sports history of both cities is riddled with betrayals and letdowns -- the Giants fleeing New York for San Francisco; the Colts sneaking out of Baltimore one foggy night; Art Modell ("He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named" to Cleveland fans) carving out the hearts of Browns fans, packing them in ice and shipping them to Baltimore; muscleman Barry Bonds.
Bright spots endure, too, though. Joe Montana, Steve Young, Willie Mays, the Giants' recent World Series championships for San Francisco. Baltimore counts in its favor memories of Frank and Brooks Robinson, Cal Ripken's consecutive game streak at beautiful Camden Yards, the Preakness Stakes at Pimlico, Johnny Unitas.
This one goes to San Francisco. The Montana-Young 49ers dynasty can't be matched. And c'mon, Art (Voldemort) Modell?
On screen
San Francisco: San Fran's hills, seascapes and multifaceted personality make it a great setting for the disorienting Hitchcock thriller "Vertigo," the noir classic "The Maltese Falcon" and Clint Eastwood's gruff "Dirty Harry," among others.
Baltimore: Best known for TV's groundbreaking police procedural drama "Homicide: Life on the Streets" and the gritty, urban-life portrayals in "The Wire."
The edge: The streets of San Francisco have it.
San Francisco: Jim, middling NFL quarterback and former hard-nosed Stanford coach
Baltimore: John, longtime assistant coach who's made the playoffs every year since taking over the Ravens
The edge: Give the brothers props for their gutsy moves during the season -- Jim opting for rookie QB Kaepernick, and John for switching offensive coordinators in December. The Harbaugh parents have been diplomatically mum on a prediction, with Mom wondering if a tie is possible (it's not). It'll be a bruiser, but the edge goes to the more experienced John.
San Francisco 7, Baltimore 3.
San Francisco, routinely ranked as one of America's best cities, wins easily in our city-to-city matchup. Will they fare as well on the gridiron? Quoth the Ravens, "Nevermore."
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Dierks Bentley, Cheap Trick playing Milwaukee Admirals concerts
The Milwaukee Admirals are bringing in country singer Dierks Bentley and power pop act Cheap Trick for post-game concerts at the BMO Harris Bradley Center early next year.
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A dinner called Masters of the Midwest on Nov. 8 at Bacchus will bring together well-regarded cheese, dry-cured pork and beer producers from the region.
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London, UK and New York, NY and Oslo, Norway: May 02, 2013: The annual European Customer Experience World Conference in London will feature Confirmit, the leading global software provider for Customer Experience, Employee Engagement and Market Research, who will urge British Business to turn customer insights into tangible results and actions.
At a lunch time Think Tank held on the first two days of the Conference, James Westlake, VP EMEA & Asia Pacific for Confirmit will stress that understanding the customer experience can help to revive the fortunes of UK plc but only if the feedback obtained directly from customers is acted upon.
Westlake explains: "Customer Experience professionals (CXPs) increasingly have access to impressive dashboards or in-depth reports but driving action from a Voice of the Customer (VoC) programme is not an automatic process. Decision-makers have to be able to interpret the data at their fingertips and must generate real value from the insight gathered by acting on what has been discovered. Actions really do speak louder than words and customers that feel their comments have resulted in an improved product or service will undoubtedly be more loyal and spread the word".
Westlake will lead a discussion about how to overcome the barriers to driving action from a VoC programme so that customer insight can be used to support decision making and drive business change, leading to increased customer loyalty and improved retention. He will focus on:
- The planning and design elements that companies must consider when building a VoC programme, to ensure that action is a fundamental part of the plan
- Why it's vital to share VoC insights beyond the customer experience team to understand the driving forces behind the numbers
- The tactical and strategic steps that businesses can take to ensure that both quick wins and long-term goals are achieved.
Westlake adds: "It's important that investment in VoC programmes leads to tangible results. There are key steps that every company should put in place to ensure that VoC is a driver of change, provided they are prepared to walk the walk, not just talk the talk".
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A United Nations report says the Palestinian Authority is ready to operate as a state.
The report states that while the Palestinians have made advances in areas like education, health and infrastructure, it will be hard for them to make progress toward a state because of Israeli occupation in the area.
"The key constraints to the existence and successful functioning of the institutions of a potential state of Palestine arise primarily from the persistence of occupation and the unresolved issues in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict," the U.N. report claims.
Palestinian leaders plan to ask the U.N. General Assembly in September for statehood recognition on all the territory Israel occupied in 1967, including Gaza. The assembly is expected to approve the measure. CBN News will provide an in depth look at this issue on "The 700 Club," April 15. Be sure to check CBNNews.com on Friday for that story.
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A game where a group of guys masterbate. the objective is not be the last to ejaculate on the biscuit, thus resulting the player having to eat the biscuit with everyone elses cemen on it.
Me and 3 - 5 guys are playing biscuit
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A gun. See Outkast song "Red Velvet."
You got a body guard, I let my nigga tote the biscuit" - Big Boi
بواسطة stankonia يوليو/تمُّوز 10, 2003
A handgun, specifically, a revolver.
"You can't hide no biscuit in yo' pants like that!"
بواسطة chalk757 يوليو/تمُّوز 27, 2004
What the British call a biscuit, the Americans call a cookie.
What the Americans call a biscuit, the British call a scone.
بواسطة LudwigVan إبريل/نَيْسان 8, 2004
ass, tush, booty, etc.
I would like to butter her biscuit
بواسطة Phil إبريل/نَيْسان 22, 2004
tore up shoes
بواسطة nik nik يوليو/تمُّوز 29, 2002
A good looking woman, typically of younger age.
Look at biscuit over there! That bitch is fine as fuck!
بواسطة Mr. Biscuit إبريل/نَيْسان 6, 2011
1. a small quick bread made from dough that has been rolled out and cut or dropped from a spoon.
2. buttocks
2. buttocks
1. Pillsbury makes the best biscuits.
2. Yo Willis, did you see the biscuits on that chick?
2. Yo Willis, did you see the biscuits on that chick?
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Next weekend's 'Powder Blue' edition will be the first to use Elephant print innards, but that's probably not the biggest Air Jordan III development early this week. That distinction would have to go to a shoe that signifies the next chapter in the Elements line, an Air Jordan III 5Lab3 covered in reflective silver a la (many of the) Jordan 5 tongues. Add on the Five's signature icey sole and this becomes just the second Jordan 3 ever with an ice bottom ('Doernbecher' being the first). Given these illustrious connections, it suffices to say that this will be a highly coveted release, but when exactly they drop remains a mystery, so stick with Sneaker News for updates after you've seen more below.
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these r hot but honestly fuck all that shit
if i can get 1 of every element shoe, i'd bea happy camper. lovin these forreal. they will get worn!
@EHulseGOP @jklazo24 @itzpatpat @sneakernews wow don't need to wear reflective jacket at night if you got these shoes
These look promising.
I don't know about these. Need to see them in person.
Reminds me of my all reflective 6 rings I had....I could rock wit'm
these shoes piss me off...cause i couldnt even get em for retail if i wanted...and retail is probably goin to be $225...limited release crap...cant even camp for these...gotta win some fixed raffle an shyt or pay double from some bytch ass resellers who buy all the shoes
Agreed. These hoes hella flexxin
@Whitemikenj I remember back in the days you could roll into the mall 3 days later and get the shoes. Even later on when you could camp out for them and people would make sure aint nobody cutting in line. The game has changed drastically..
@Sneaks_R_ME @Whitemikenj you aint lyin...half these kids aint seen nothin but jordan highlights...lol...and all they talk about is hype shoes...smack..lil man u werent even alive when jordan wore them shoes!! hahaha
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