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Tonight at 9:00 p.m. ET, President of Obama will give his State of the Union address. He is expected to propose policies and legislative measures to flesh out the ideology set forth in his Inaugural address. What proposals do you think he will put forward? (I usually watch these things, but I have a class tonight. If you want to live blog it, be my guest here.)
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- Helen K.
It's still 11 Feb in AZ tonight but want to wish you, Dr. Veith, Happy Abraham Lincoln's birthday on the 12th. Only us pre-Boomers may remember. (: Enjoying your blogs on Patheos although I don't have the hang of everything. Good luck in your class tomorrow evening. I would imagine some of the faithful here will live blog a little tomorrow night. I enjoy reading the comments.
- J D Loofbourrow
I am not really sure but my wife was showing me this speech by Ben Carson from a few days ago that I thought i would share. It is interesting and somewhat pertinent. I'm don't know if this has already been shared or discussed. If so, i'm sorry, please just ignore this comment.
- Helen K.
JD Loof @2…am happy to see your comment of the speech given by Dr. Ben Carson at the National Prayer Breakfast. I didn't see his entire presentation, but will try to watch it on the link you give. What I did see was uplifting and the POTUS was sitting right there. Thanks for sharing.
- Abby
JD@2 Thank you for that link! That was truly awesome! That is how to be winsome and unafraid.
- http://www.facebook.com/mesamike Mike Westfall
One wonders if the president will have much to say about the actual state of the Union.
- Matthew
Do you suppose he will throw beads?
- http://theoldadam.com/ the Old Adam
Now we can hear (some more) just how great he is…and all that 'he' is doing.
I'd rather get a tooth pulled.
- http://www.bikebubba.blogspot.com bike bubba
If I wanted to watch TV tonight, I think I'd tune to the AKC finals. Might as well watch somebody with something worth saying like "arf".
- fjsteve
At the risk of piling on here, let me just say that I would rather listen to the State of the Union address tonight than listen to nails on a chalkboard. But just barely. I'll echo what the Old Adam said. Maybe I'm having selective memory but I just don't recall other presidents sounding so self-serving.
- DonS
Thank you for sharing, J D @ 2. Dr. Carson has a truly impressive story, particularly as it pertains to his mom and her drive to not only support her family, but to ensure that they had tremendous opportunities she never did. It will be a great SOU speech if President Obama references Dr. Carson and his story of the American Dream tonight. I will not hold my breath.
- http://theoldadam.com/ the Old Adam
Well…that's an accomplishment.
- http://theoldadam.com/ the Old Adam
(goes with the comment above)
- DonS
State of the Union: Will Obama Tell Young People He's Screwing Them Big Time? I apologize for the crass title. But the story is important, in the clear way it explains the crass way our government is destroying the futures of our youth:
- tODD
J D (@2), meh.
First of all, Dr. Carson apparently only has one speech to give. I heard him speak several years ago, and I remembered most of those anecdotes, as well as the points they supported.
Secondly, I am inherently skeptical of any speech in which the speaker refers to his own charity so much. That sounded mainly like a pitch for his own charity — complete with his even telling us the URL and suggesting we visit it. I mean, thanks for doing that, but maybe there's a better time and place for that?
Thirdly, what did that speech have to do with that gathering? It sounded more like an announcement of a fledgling presidential candidacy (again, combined with reminders about his charity) than anything inspirational, much less prayer-ish.
But, no surprise, the choir enjoyed the sermon.
- Hanni
In the first place, he will not have written the speech. AFAIK, Lincoln and Clinton were the only ones who wrote their own speech. Clinton (per Allan Greenspan) because he forgot to bring it with him (he did have input frequently tho it is said), and got up and repeated the whole thing from memory and added more. I never listen to political speeches, campaign, conventions, and especially debates. I did try to listen to a couple of the first republican debates, but couldn't really take them. A friend said the joint debates were the same way: ask a lot of irrelvant questions, don't answer, give campaign speech, don't press them on their non answere. It's an insult to the American public. They are acting and that is mostly all.
- fjsteve
@15, I'm jealous.
- http://www.bikebubba.blogspot.com bike bubba
OK, tODD, perhaps Carson was self-serving, but what about having a portable healthcare account in the same way that enlightened nations have a portable retirement account, and what about a tax system that doesn't cost close to half a trillion dollars per year in compliance?
Quite frankly, I think he's got a point, and (contra Cal Thomas) I think that it had a place in the forum it was presented, as Carson links the principle of a flat tax to the Biblical tithe. I would also point out that a portable healthcare (or retirement) account would be a boon in terms of letting people keep what they've earned–didn't Solomon's son lose most of his kingdom over a tax revolt born of Jeroboam's desire for more tax revenues to spend?
The left isn't shy about linking their politics (usually wrongly) to the Scriptures, so I don't see why conservatives shouldn't do so, especially when they've arguably got a great point.
OK, back to topic, I dream of any President of EITHER party saying anything a tenth as intelligent as either the Reason article linked, or Dr. Carson's comments, in a SOTU address. And I'm rooting for the Rotty to win tonight.
- Jimmy Veith
I enjoy State of the Union speeches. To the best of my memory, I have watched them all from President Johnson to Obama. (I was born in 1955, so I don't remember Eisenhower or Kennedy's, as I was too young. But I suspect my parents watched them, along with my older brother, Dr. Veith, the Master of this Blog.)
Is there something wrong with me?
- tODD
Bubba (@17):
I think that it had a place in the forum it was presented, as Carson links the principle of a flat tax to the Biblical tithe.
Oh, he made some crackpot tenuous link between an Old Testament spiritual practice and modern tax system? Well then golly, I guess I was wrong! I look forward to Ben Carson's ensuing lectures on how we should implement the rest of Leviticus in our government. Those certainly won't be getting quite as many laugh lines, will they?
Look, seriously, have you read about the tithes of the Old Testament? Have you noticed that it wasn't mainly a way of funding the government? Honestly, read Deuteronomy 14. Notice who's consuming the tithe, please. (There is a different tithe, collected on the third year out of seven, that supports the poor and the priests, but note that this system is not, for various reasons, the one Carson is suggesting.)
I would also point out that a portable healthcare (or retirement) account would be a boon in terms of letting people keep what they've earned–didn't Solomon's son lose most of his kingdom over a tax revolt born of Jeroboam's desire for more tax revenues to spend?
Yes, by all means, let's completely ignore God's (self-admitted) role in the matter and view the story as merely a parable about appropriate taxation and the need for portable healthcare accounts. Yes, of course. I don't know how I missed that when I read it.
The left isn't shy about linking their politics (usually wrongly) to the Scriptures, so I don't see why conservatives shouldn't do so…
Indeed. "Hey, they're being stupid! … Why can't we be stupid, too?"
- Sam
Each year, for reasons laid out in the article linked below, I tell myself that I'm not going to watch the State of the Union address, but each year, the political junkie in me wins out. And probably will this year, too. Anyway, the article is really good.
- Gary in FL
"We can get that done." I think he's right. Several proposals he's offering sound like they should be doable.
- Gary in FL
No teleprompter in use for this address, btw, or not that I can tell. Slick trick if he IS using a teleprompter somehow. He's doing a good job.
Charles Krauthamer thinks Dr. Carson chose the wrong forum for his speech. It was totally inappropriate because it has always been a non-partisan gathering. Shame on Dr. Carson even though I agree with him.
- Abby
Is Dr. Carson Republican?
- Abby
Cal Thomas is not happy with Dr Carson either. http://washingtonexaminer.com/ben-carson-owes-obama-an-apology/article/2521202
- Trey
Dr. Carson's HSA idea is splendid. I'm with Cal insofar that issues of morality are not off limits. Tax rates are somewhat adiophora except socialism-govt owned everything- is banned by the moral law.
- tODD
Trey said (@26):
Tax rates are somewhat adiophora except socialism-govt owned everything- is banned by the moral law.
Ha. I like how you contrast "adiophora" with "the moral law". (I thought you were Lutheran?)
Because, as you know, tax rates are, in fact, completely adiophora. But I guess you don't like that, so you make up something about "the moral law" and then raise it to the same level as Scripture? Nice trick, I guess. "Oh, that. Yeah, Scripture is silent on it, but it's totally prohibited by, um … the moral law?"
Also, I'd love to have you flesh out the jump from "tax rates" to "govt owned everything". Does the government own everything once the effective tax rate gets above, what, 60%? Also, what governments are you thinking of, exactly, that own "everything"? Where is this particular type of "socialism" to be found?
- http://www.bikebubba.blogspot.com bike bubba
tODD, and what does Samuel say the king will do when he warns Israel about the coming monarchy? What portion of the national income will he take?
Moreover, the tithe honors the concept that a levy ought to be simple enough to comply with–instead of 7500 single spaced pages in the IRS code. Again, didn't Rehoboam and the northern tribes revolt over the burden of the tax code? Are you sure there's nothing we can learn from that?
Carson's talk is a great example of the tradition–most notably embodied in Mother Theresa's talk at the same forum a few years back–of confronting the wickedness of DC at the prayer breakfast. And in the same way that no sane person inviting Mother Theresa would have expected her to ignore the issue of prenatal infanticie, no sane person inviting Dr. Carson would have expected him to ignore the injustice of the Health Insurance Deform Act.
- http://deepeningwaters.com JD Loofbourrow
I Just wanted to make few points. First I didn't necessarily agree with everything that Dr. Carson said (though for the most part I did). I personally don't think that the sort of education he is talking about is as liberating as he makes it out to be. Certainly education does liberate but the scripture says that Christ is the only true liberator. I tend to believe that when education is separated from the gospel of Jesus Christ its liberation is, in the ultimate sense, an illusion and really just a sophisticated type bondage. I don't think that secular intellectualism is a helpful answer to our nation's problems. Intellectualism has it's place, to be sure. It is a particularly help when it is a "branch" from the gospel (rather than its own tree).
Secondly, maybe I misunderstood Dr. Carson, but I did not get from what he said that he thought it would be great for the US to adopt livitical law. The point I thought he was making was that God instituted a system of tithing that was based on a fair percentage of income or produce (which He did in the context of a Theocracy, by the way). I think the point he was getting at was that if God did it, the principle of a flat tax can't be all that bad. It was a simpler system which would be good for us because the complexities of our system leave the common man in a vulnerable position. It's not that he is saying we should tithe to the government, he is just using a practical example from scripture to show that this seemed to be a fair principle to God; maybe we can use the same principle with our tax system. I have no problem with that.
Also, with regard to the division of the twelve tribes over taxes; it is just as clearly stated in scripture that the nation divided over taxes as it is clearly stated that the division was the Lord's doing. God did divide Israel by way of the tax issue. He works though human agency in such a way that we often don't realize (until later, if at all) that He was the primary cause rather than us (like with salvation 😉 ).
Last of all I don't think the prayer breakfast was an inappropriate venue for Dr. Carson's comments. Everything he brought up should be on the top of the Presidents prayer list. Prayer meetings are always a wild card and a genuine prayer meeting should expect and be open to most any topic. If nothing else it reminds me of God's word to Ezekiel:
"Therefore speak to them, and say to them, 'Thus says the Lord God: "Everyone of the house of Israel who sets up his idols in his heart, and puts before him what causes him to stumble into iniquity, and then comes to the prophet, I the Lord will answer him who comes, according to the multitude of his idols, that I may seize the house of Israel by their heart, because they are all estranged from Me by their idols."'
Ezekiel 14:3-5
. President Obama, who claims to be a part of the "Israel of God," is at a prayer breakfast inquiring of THE Prophet (namely Christ) only to have his own laws criticized in a manner not so different from the way he himself has criticized God's law. With the devious the Lord shows Himself shrewd.
But I know you will say I am over spiritualizing. Maybe I am. I don't know the heart of Obama any better than the mind of God and frankly this passage of scripture freaks me out because I know that I am no better before God than Obama. Still if it were me sitting there that is what I would be thinking.
- http://deepeningwaters.com JD Loofbourrow
Also, I didn't mean to hi-jack the conversation. Sorry about that Dr. Veith.
- Trey
Todd look at the 7th Commandment. This is what pure socialism (Communism) violates. Is any tax rate commanded or forbidden by God? No! I was not saying that. The moral law does prohibit the redistribution of wealth since you must steal from one to lift up the other. So I suppose that a tax rate that unjustly targets one group over another is immoral. To what that rate is God doesn't say exactly say.
- tODD
Trey (@31):
The moral law does prohibit the redistribution of wealth since you must steal from one to lift up the other.
Please. All taxation involves the redistribution of wealth. So does this "moral law" (which, again, you seem to be making up as you go along) prohibit all taxation, then?
- Trey
@ tODD 32
All taxes involve redistribution of wealth? Really!? Maybe if you are a Marxists (not saying you are), but that is such a simplistic view considering that not every tax has to do with providing entitlements or bringing up the poor. How is taxing for roads a redistribution of wealth (stealing from the rich to give to the poor)? No the moral law does not prohibit taxation, just taxation that redistributes wealth. Look at the 7th Commandment and Luther's explanation: "You should not steal" . "What does this mean? We should fear and love God that we may not take our neighbor's money or goods, nor get them by false ware or dealing, but help him to improve and protect his property and business."
Do you dispute that socialism is against the moral law? Look the government is not above the moral law, it applies to it as well. Your argument is against a position I do not hold, so instead of miscasting my argument (strawman) and knocking it down. Why don't you tackle my actual argument that redistribution of wealth is against the moral law.
- tODD
Trey (@33):
All taxes involve redistribution of wealth? Really!? … How is taxing for roads a redistribution of wealth?
Well, when we pay for roads, I lose money, and people who work on those roads — those supplying materials, those driving the trucks, and so on — make money they otherwise would not. So my wealth is redistributed to them.
But then, it's clear that you're using a rather particular understanding of "redistribution of wealth": "stealing from the rich to give to the poor", as if any other example (such as road-building) does not, somehow involved the, well, redistribution of wealth. It does, but it's the sort of redistribution that you're okay with.
So where does that leave us? You still haven't told me where this "moral law" is defined, much less how exactly it formulates its prohibition on the redistribution of wealth. And, it goes without saying, you haven't explained why the moral law is apparently hunky-dory with "stealing" (your word for taxation) from the poor, middle class, and wealthy to give to a wide distribution of classes is okay. So what we basically have is a claim from you that taxes that do things you don't like are immoral, without any particularly good justification for what those things are or why.
Taxation isn't contrary to the 7th Commandment, or else our Lord would not have told us and his disciples to pay our taxes. Your claim is that, at some magical percentage, it does turn into stealing. That is found nowhere in Scripture, so you must appeal to this as-yet hypothetical "moral law".
I do dispute that socialism is immoral, although there are a number of differing definitions of socialism, and it might be useful to know which of them you're referring to.
- kerner
Geez, tODD @34:
Waive a red flag in front of a bull, why don't you. Read the Large Catechism on the 7th Commandment. All the way through, you have to to get the full flavor of it:
Do we think this commandment is limited to common criminals? Think again. Luther spares no one. Rich, poor, merchants, tradesmen, servants all alike. Does a rich man take advantage of the poor by sharp practices? Luther calls him a thief. Does a poor man contrive to get money without giving an honest day's labor in return? He's a thief too. How about the government or those who have its support? Well,
- kerner
Holy cr@p, I messed up the quote. Let's try again:
Geez, tODD @34: Waive a red flag in front of a bull, why don't you.
Read the Large Catechism on the 7th Commandment. All the way through, you have to to get the full flavor of it:
Do we think this commandment is limited to common criminals? Think again. Luther spares no one. Rich, poor, merchants, tradesmen, servants all alike. Does a rich man take advantage of the poor by sharp practices? Luther calls him a thief. Does a poor man contrive to get money without giving an honest day's labor in return? He's a thief too. How about the government or those who have its support? Well,
"Therefore they are also called swivel-chair robbers, land- and highway-robbers, not pick-locks and sneak-thieves who snatch away the ready cash, but who sit on the chair [at home] and are styled great noblemen, and honorable, pious citizens, and yet rob and steal under a good pretext.
230] Yes, here we might be silent about the trifling individual thieves if we were to attack the great, powerful arch-thieves with whom lords and princes keep company, who daily plunder not only a city or two, but all Germany. Yea, where should we place the head and supreme protector of all thieves, the Holy Chair at Rome with all its retinue, which has grabbed by theft the wealth of all the world, and holds it to this day?"
So, yeah, would the Catechism call a system that encourages the poor to become government dependents and employs a lot of other people to do nothing more than spread taxpayers' cash around, taking a cut for themselves, while rarely if ever helping the poor become productive workers, because that would upset the tax money gravy train; would the Catechism call such a system immoral and based on theft?
You bet it would.
But to be fair, would the Catechism characterize a system in which a corporate CEO can operate a company at a loss, at the expense of the small shareholders, while pocketing 8 figure bonuses for himself every year; would the Catechism also call that system immoral and based on theft. It certainly would as well.
As the Catechism says, there are not enough gallows nor enough rope to deal fairly with all the thieves in this world.


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My right eyebrow has, as long as I can remember, been higher than my left. Recently though it seems as though it's higher than ever before and it's starting to affect my confidence. I look closely and see that the crease is a few mm higher than my left eye, but when I measure my eyelid opening, both eyes are identical. So is that ptosis or just an abnormal eyelid crease (height wise). I know ptosis can cause a lifted brow to compensate, but wouldn't my eyelid opening still differ? Thanks!
How Can I Tell if I Have Uneven Eyelid Crease or Ptosis?
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Uneven eyelid crease or ptosis
Many patients have different heights to the eyelid crease, which just happens to be what they are born with. This is usually due to one eyebrow being higher or lower than the other. The upper blepharoplasty incision can be adjusted to make the upper lids appear more symmetrical. Asymmetric amounts of skin and fat can be removed to help make the eyelids appear more symmetrical. Ptosis is a medical condition whereby the upper lid muscle is very lazy and the eyelid comes across the black pupil part of the eye. Usually the opening of the eye is much smaller in the affected eye than the opposite side.
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Uneven brows are very common and have nothing to do with ptosis, although one could try to compensate by elevating the brow. Yous hould have an evaluation by an oculoplastic surgeon or PS to determine what the issue realloy are.
Eyebrow asymmetry and eyelid sagging or ptosis
It is very common to see one eyebrow higher than the other, especially the right one. This is not caused by or is a sign of eyelid sagging or ptosis. if your upper eyelid does not approximate or cover your Iris then you don't have eyelid ptosis. Brow ptosis or sagging as well as brow asymmetry can be improved with a browlift procedure.
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Eyelid ptosis with brow compensation
A photo is useful. It sounds like you have right upper lid ptosis (droopy), with brow compensation (trying to lift the eyelid higher to see better). This means the brow is not the problem and eyelid ptosis surgery can be helpful. See an oculoplastic surgeon.
Brow ptosis or lid crease asymmetry
If you push your right brow down to the same level as the left and the upper eyelids become symmetrical then most likely the brow is causing the problem. The brow can be lowered with Botox so I suggest that you should try this first. If the lids are still different then a blepharoplasty is in order.
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Relax and look straight into the mirror. If the colored portion of your eye(s) is blocked partially by the upper eyelid, this is true eyelid ptosis. If you are concerned you should have an examination by an ophthalmogist.
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Amid what many experts call an obesity epidemic, obesity rates are finally starting to decline among U.S. adolescents, a study has found. Unfortunately, its authors said, some minorities aren't benefiting from the trend and continue to suffer rising obesity rates. That underscores a need for more tailored intervention programs and policies that target high-risk groups, said the University of California-San Francisco scientists who did the research. The study, billed as the first to find significant differences in obesity trends over time by race and ethnicity, appears online in the journal Pediatrics and is slated to appear in its September print issue. "While the decline and stabilization of obesity among certain groups is encouraging, we are seeing an increase in disparities that is troubling, especially among the most severely obese youth," said Kristine Madsen, pediatrician at the university and one of the researchers. They examined trends in the prevalence of high body mass index, a standard measure of obesity, among Hispanic, non-Hispanic white, Asian, black, and American Indian adolescents in California from 2001 through 2008. They found that obesity rates declined or stabilized during the time studied for some groups. Among white and Asian girls and boys, obesity rates peaked in 2005, then declined over the next three years, with 2008 rates coming in at 12 percent for white youth and 13 percent for Asians. Overall rates for Hispanic youth also were found to peak in 2005 and then level off at 26 percent through 2008; although Hispanic boys did show a small decline on their own. Rates among black boys stayed at the same level each year. However, the researchers said that from 2001 through 2008, obesity rates continued to climb for black and American Indian girls, reaching 22 percent and 23 percent, respectively. Furthermore, these two groups were more than three times as likely as white girls to be severely obese. The investigators found that only Asian youth and white boys showed any signs of decline in severe obesity after 2005. All other groups – including Hispanic boys and girls, white girls, black boys and girls, and American Indian boys and girls – peaked in 2005 and then remained at a plateau through 2008. "When you look at the very heaviest end of the spectrum, the picture is pretty bleak, and we do not yet know if severe obesity rates for these groups will remain at a plateau or continue to increase," Madsen added.


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Environmentalists are thrilled about California's adoption of the toughest, new clean-air regulations in the country that will mandate that one out of seven cars sold in 2025 are plug-ins or full electrics.
In particular, they say that the mandate will help lower prices of electric cars because it will force more of them to be manufactured. Makers will finally achieve economies of scale.
"California made history today," said David Friedman of the Union of Concerned Scientists. "It cemented their legacy as a world leader in protecting public health and getting clean cars on the road." He said that by the time "my son gets his driver's license" -- 2025 -- California will be putting a million super-clean, fuel-efficient cars on the road.
A California pro-clean vehicle group also lauded the board's action.
"The California Air Resources Board vote today was truly historic and will encourage accelerated growth of the clean transportation technology industry," said CalStart CEO John Boesel.
"The suite of strong pro-clean car policies adopted by the Air Board today were made possible because of the tremendous technological progress made by the industry over the last 20 years, and because of the potential going forward," Boesel said.
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Oct. 10, 2003: Frank and Jamie McCourt agree to buy the Dodgers - along with Dodger Stadium and adjoining real estate, plus training facilities in Vero Beach, Fla., and the Dominican Republic - for $430 million from Fox, a subsidiary of Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation. Part of the deal includes a $196 million loan from Fox, with one of the McCourts' parking lots in Boston as collateral.
Jan. 30, 2004: Major League Baseball owners unanimously approve the McCourts' purchase of the Dodgers. Says commissioner Bud Selig: "We have more stringent ownership rules than we've ever had. The banks were satisfied. We were satisfied. There's no doubt in my mind that he will be a good owner of a very storied franchise."
Oct. 19, 2005: The Dodgers announce a $20 million renovation project to replace all the seats and add box seats and a terrace picnic area that seats 500 outside the Loge level seating entrance.
March 17, 2007: Frank McCourt says everything is on track for the team's spring training move in 2009 from Vero Beach to a new $80 million complex in Glendale, Ariz. The Dodgers had made Vero Beach their preseason home since 1948.
April 25, 2008: Frank McCourt announces plans for a $500million renovation of Dodger Stadium, set to be completed by 2012, that would include shops, restaurants, parking structures and a Dodgers history museum. The plans never materialize.
Sept. 25, 2008: Frank McCourt purchases the rights to operate The City of Los Angeles Marathon from Chicago-based Devine Racing Management.
April 6, 2009: The Dodgers' Opening Day payroll is $100.4million - down from $118.5 million the year before.
Oct. 22, 2009: Frank McCourt fires Jamie McCourt as the team's chief executive, one day after the Dodgers are eliminated from the playoffs.
Oct. 27, 2009: Jamie McCourt files for divorce from Frank McCourt and asks a judge to reinstate her as the team's chief executive. In the filing, she assesses the couple's worth at more than $1.2 billion, with four homes in the Los Angeles area, two in Massachusetts, a condominium in Vail, Colo., ranchland in Montana and undeveloped property in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.
Feb. 19, 2010: The Wall Street Journal reports that, according to court filings, Frank McCourt has racked up $390 million of debt against the team, staking future ticket sales.
May 7, 2010: Frank McCourt is ordered to pay Jamie McCourt $637,159 a month in temporary spousal support and to help pay the mortgages on the couple's properties.
July 8, 2010: The New York Times reports Howard Sunkin, the Dodgers' senior vice president for public affairs, was paid more than $400,000 from the team's charity - the Dodgers Dream Foundation - in 2007, accounting for one-quarter of the foundation's nearly $1.6 million budget that year.
Dec. 7, 2010: A Superior Court judge rules in Jamie McCourt's favor and throws out the 2004 postnuptial marital property agreement granting Frank McCourt sole ownership of the Dodgers.
Feb. 25, 2011: Bud Selig vetoes a proposed loan of about $200 million from Fox to Frank McCourt.
March 23: Forbes calculates the Dodgers' enterprise value at $800 million - up from 2010's estimation of $727 million.
March 31: San Francisco Giants fan Bryan Stow is attacked by two men wearing Dodgers clothing in the Dodger Stadium parking lot. Stow remains in a medically induced coma and under heavy sedation. No arrests have been made.
April 16: The Los Angeles Times reports Fox loans Frank McCourt $30 million to cover payroll obligations. It's the second time since the end of the 2010 season that McCourt has borrowed from Fox to cover expenses.
April 20: Major League Baseball takes control of the Dodgers, with several sources citing court documents that show the McCourts - using the Dodgers and related assets as collateral - compiling $459 million in debt.
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Russell Brand promotes abstinence-based recovery from addiction
In Vancouver, abstinence-based drug-addiction recovery programs aren't easy to find.
There's a supervised-injection site to minimize the harm.
And there's plenty of methadone for those who don't want to spend huge amounts of money getting a fix.
But abstinence? It's a bit of a dirty word.
Unless, of course, you're comedian Russell Brand.
I just stumbled across this video of him touting abstinence-based recovery before a British parliamentary committee on addiction
Brand, a former addict, was arrested 12 times and says he used drugs to deal with his emotional, psychological, and spiritual issues.
And he got off drugs thanks to an abstinence-based program.
"Maintenance of drug addiction through state-sponsored substances like methadone should only be deployed as part of a reduction with the ultimate aim of abstinence-based recovery," he insisted to the committee. "We need to start regarding addiction in all its forms as a health issue as opposed to a judicial and criminal issue."
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If you are flying into Queensland Australia then you are flying into the Brisbane Airport. It is the gateway to the capital city of Brisbane and all the wonderful adventures available in the Sunshine State. This airport services twenty six airlines and has over 21 million people passing through annually. There are a number of Budget Rent a Car locations in the area but if you are arriving at the airport you will want to use the location in the terminal building.
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There are so many attractions available in this area you will definitely need your Budget car hire to enable you to make the most of your visit. One of those to put on your list is Fortitude Valley, a music and arts destination outside of Brisbane. In addition it is also home to lots of shopping and good places to dine. The Chinatown Mall is an amazing collection of Chinese restaurants and supermarkets while the Emporium complex gives more of a European feel.
If you wish to go outdoors and explore, your Budget rental car can carry you to the Brisbane Botanical Gardens Mount Coot tha, recognized as Brisbane's premier subtropical botanic gardens. There are 52 hectares of gardens here, plenty to see and do as they also have many events, displays and exhibitions.
Just outside of the Gardens is Mount Coot tha which has many trails, picnic spots and places to explore. One of those places which is very popular is the Brisbane Lookout which enables you to see the skyline of Brisbane. It is a stunning view especially at night, and there are fine dining establishments where you can relax and take in the view.
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Australians waiting to get their hands on Google Glass will cast an envious eye to the US, after the company announced its highly anticipated entry into wearable technology will be available to all Americans, for one day only, on Tuesday, April 15.
Glass is currently available only through its Explorer program, which focused mainly on potential app developers, who have been able to purchase early versions of the internet-connected glasses to give Google feedback about how to improve them.
In a blog post overnight, Google said the program would be extended to all Americans to apply on Tuesday, April 15. The offer would not be extended to anyone outside of the US, but the possibility of so-called "grey market" imports from sites such as eBay is likely to increase as a result.
The price for US residents looking to get involved is $US1500 ($1594) plus tax, with applications opening at 6am Pacific Daylight Time (11pm AEST). It is unclear how easy it will be for Australians using US address services to get into the program through the back door.
"To everyone outside the US . . . we know. Sorry :( We're just not ready yet to bring Glass to other countries," Google wrote in its blog post.
Developers were first able to sign up for Google Glass about a year ago, Tuesday will mark the first time anybody can look to sign up. For those that can't wait, a search of eBay shows some entrepreneurial early users offering devices for sale, for a significant mark-up, something that will likely increase from next Tuesday.
While the protracted release of Glass is touted as a development plan, it is undoubtedly being used as a marketing tactic by Google. Generating a sense of competition to get in line for the "chance" to spend $US1500 on a new product is clearly working, judging by potential customers replies on Google's blog.
Many international readers post desperate pleas for releases in their country and suggest they would be willing to pay for people to ship it to them from the US.
However, others are adopting a more level-headed approach to the likely premium early users are being charged.
"I'm really interested, but not at $1500. That's just absurd. I know it's cutting-edge tech and a ton of R&D went into it, but I'd have to wait until the price drops a bit," one user wrote.
"Still $1500?! You're kidding me right – Sony and Facebook are making major moves, Apple is right around the corner, and you're not making this a loss-leader? Wisen up Google – drop it to sub 1K at least," wrote another.
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William Miranda, son of Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Miranda, was born in Ruidosa, Texas, on February 2, 1921, and killed in battle in France on September 9, 1944. As a boy he attended Palacios Schools, and the Presbyterian Mission. He answered his country's call in 1943.
After two weeks at Fort Sam Houston, he was transferred to Camp Wheeler, Georgia. He went overseas with the 29th Infantry.
He passed safely through four engagements, but in his fifth, he was called to make the supreme sacrifice, at the age of 23.
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Mr. and Mrs. Manuel F. Miranda, 803 Welch, will be honored June 8 when Queen-Hamlin Post 2467, Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States, honor Gold Star Parents in a Memorial Service at the Palacios Cemetery.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Miranda were born in Cadereyta Jimenez, Nuevo Leon, Mexico and moved to Texas as a young couple. They have lived in Palacios for more than 40 years. They have three sons, William, Arthur and Mario and one daughter, Maria Teresa.
William G. Miranda was born Feb. 72, 1921 in Las Russias?, Texas. He attended school at Matagorda and Palacios.
William enlisted in the US Army in January 1944. After completing basic training at Ft. Chaffee, Arkansas, he was sent overseas and assigned to 175th Regiment of the 29th Infantry Division.
William was killed in action while serving with this Division in Brittney, France Sept. 9, 1944. He was awarded the Silver Star, which is an award for service beyond the call of duty. The Silver Star and the Purple Heart were sent to his mother.
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May 15, 1980
Funeral services for Salome G. Miranda, 87, of Palacios, will be held 4 p.m. today at the Palacios Funeral Home Chapel. Burial will follow in Palacios Cemetery.
Mrs. Miranda was born April 28, 1903, to Serafin and Trinidad Cantu Garcia in Monterey, Mexico, and died Dec. 29, 1990, at Wagner General Hospital.
A resident of Palacios since 1927, she was a member of the Second Presbyterian Church in Palacios.
She is survived by her husband, Manuel F. Miranda of Palacios; two sons, Arthur Miranda of Freeport and Mario Miranda of Palacios; four grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
Arrangements are with Taylor Brothers Funeral Home, Palacios.
The Daily Tribune,
December 31, 1990
Funeral services for Manuel Miranda, 95, of Palacios will be held 10 a.m. Friday at the Palacios Funeral Chapel with the Rev. Tony Flores officiating. Burial will follow at the Palacios Cemetery.
A rosary will be held 7 p.m. today at the Palacios Funeral Chapel.
Mr. Miranda was born Aug. 9, 1895, in Monterrey, Mexico, and died Feb. 5, 1991, at Matagorda General Hospital.
He was a resident of Palacios since 1927 and a member of the Catholic church.
He is survived by his two sons, Arthur Miranda of Freeport and Mario Miranda of Palacios; four grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Salome Miranda, on Dec. 29, 1990.
Arrangements are with Taylor Brothers Funeral Home, Bay City.
The Daily Tribune,
February 7, 1991
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Jan. 30, 2006
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Receiving invoice payments - Dwolla
A guide to setting up Dwolla with your FreeAgent account to pay you directly from your invoices.
If you have a US account type in FreeAgent, you can now get paid directly from your invoices, using Dwolla. You can also receive invoice payments online using Paypal.
Setting up Dwolla in your Freeagent Account
Step 1: Enable Dwolla
Go to 'Settings' and select 'Dwolla' from the integration options.
Select 'Enable Dwolla'.
Step 2: Sign in to Dwolla or create your Dwolla Account
Either 'Sign in' to connect your Dwolla account or select 'Sign up for Dwolla' to create a new account.
Once you've created an account and/or signed in, Dwolla will take you to a screen explaining that 'FreeAgent is requesting permission for the following …Account Information, Transactional Details, and Balance'. Select 'Allow' to confirm you are happy with this. Dwolla will then take you back to the Dwolla screen in FreeAgent.
If you ever want to disable Dwolla in your FreeAgent account, select 'Disable Dwolla' here.
Step 3: Create an invoice
When you create an invoice you'll see the option to accept online payments using Dwolla. When adding the invoice details select 'Online payment options - Dwolla' and then create the rest of your invoice as normal.
When preparing to email your invoice include an [online_payment_link] tag in the body of the email. This will embed a link to your invoice and Dwolla in the email that your client will receive.
How this works for your clients
When your client receives your invoice via email, they can follow the online payment link you previously added to your email copy. This will show them your invoice, along with the option to pay by Dwolla.
Receiving payments
Dwolla Invoice Payment Status
As soon as your client has made a payment using Dwolla, viewing your invoice will show a payment status of 'Payment Pending' while FreeAgent waits for Dwolla to confirm receipt of the payment
As soon as Dwolla confirm the transaction and the payment is transferred into your bank account you'll see a 'Payment Complete' status. In order for your invoice to then show as paid in FreeAgent you still need to reconcile your invoice with a bank transaction.
When you do that, deal with any charges Dwolla has deducted from the money you receive like so.
In the event that the payment fails you will see a 'Payment Failed' status. In this instance your client hasn't been charged and you need to get back in touch to ask them to attempt another payment.
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Where is Ekaterinburg in Russia?
Where is Ekaterinburg?
Ans. Ekaterinburg of Russia is located in the middle part of the mainland Eurasia. Eurasia is the biggest mainland on the Earth, with the total area of 53 893 sq km. It comprises two parts of the world – Europe and Asia. The border between Europe and Asia stretches along the Ural Mountains.
Ekaterinburg lies exactly on the Europe and Asia border, on the natural watershed. Ekaterinburg is 1667 km distant from Moscow and 2299 km from Saint Petersburg.
Ekaterinburg is not located in Siberia, as many people think. Ekaterinburg city belongs to the Ural Federal District which borders with the Siberian Federal District. The main cities of Siberia are Novosibirsk, Irkutsk, Tomsk and others. For example, Ekaterinburg is located 3375 km from Irkutsk. Thus Ekaterinburg is a long way from Siberia. Though, it is connected with Siberia by famous Tran-Siberian railway.
Trans-Siberian railway connects Moscow, cities of the Urals and Siberian Federal Districts with the Far East. Thus, travelers from Moscow and other cities can get Ekaterinburg by train or by air. Besides a railway station, there is an international airport with HUB-status named "Koltsovo".


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In When Harry Met Sally, Billy Crystal famously proclaimed that men and women can't be friends.
New film Celeste and Jesse Forever argues that they can … once they get divorced.
Rashida Jones, 36, and Andy Samberg, 33, who star in the film, will get around to explaining that once they finish tormenting each other.
"Are you doing like a Madonna British accent thing?" Samberg interrupts Jones, in mid-character description of Celeste, a workaholic, judgmental media consultant.
Jones, recently back from London filming Cuban Fury, a film about salsa dancers, feigns insult: "What are you talking about? Did I sound British?"
Samberg: "Just sounded very pronounced and Madonna-esque." He moves onto describing Jesse, a 30-year-old artist who has failed to get it together over a decade-long marriage. "I play Jesse, titular character, so — "
Jones: "Don't say titular. Just don't."
The charming, bittersweet indie was written by Jones and writing partner Will McCormack, who dated briefly in the '90s. Inspired by Woody Allen and James Brooks films, Forever explores an "excruciatingly real" breakup.
Jones says the growing pains in Forever chronicle "that first step in adulthood that you're like, 'Wait a second, it doesn't always turn out the way my brain decides it's going to turn out,' " she says. "To me, that's the hardest part of getting older — realizing that things that feel good aren't always good for you and right for you in the long term."
Celeste (like Jones and Samberg in real life) has a penchant for being right. "Everybody plays by her rules or they don't exist in her world," Jones says.
"I think I'm a lot like Jesse in the way that I'm undeniably handsome. Like, model handsome," Samberg says with a grin.
Their characters attempt the impossible: They separate but stay in each other's lives (Jesse even lives in Celeste's guest house), keep their mutual friends and begin dating others. The plan, steered by Celeste, works until Jesse falls into a relationship cemented by an unplanned pregnancy.
The story line affected Samberg, who shows off dramatic chops in the film. "Time has passed, but I definitely feel more ready to have a child now than before we started shooting the movie," he says. "I was definitely forced into that head space and thought about what it would actually be like."
Jones and Samberg have been friends since they met at an after-party for the 2005 MTV Video Music Awards. Until recently, they shared a network: Jones will return to NBC's Parks and Recreation this fall; Samberg exited Saturday Night Live in May after seven years.
His post-SNL career launched with June's That's My Boy, which didn't impress at the box office. Samberg shrugs it off. "There's no way to know," he says. "It was a thrill to work with (Adam) Sandler. He's been my hero since I was a teenager."
Jones is working on a screenplay based on a comic book she wrote about a young socialite recruited to become a spy for the CIA.
"Can I make a quick side note about Archie comics?" Samberg cuts in. "Clearly Archie and Betty should be together, and Reggie and Veronica should be together."
Jones furrows her brow: "No, I don't think that's clear."
Samberg: "It's completely clear."
Jones adopts Celeste's tone: "If you just had one night, I think you'd go Veronica." Samberg: "I don't think so. I tend to go for the nice — "
"All right," Jones says, not buying it. "We'll agree to disagree."
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CJP Capstone Presentation: Lobbying for Afghan Women's Political Rights
When Monday April 28, 2014 @ 1:30 PM (1183 days ago)
Where Library, 121, JAMAR
Duration 1 hour
Capstone Presentation by Simin Wahdat
Lobbying for Afghan Women's Political Rights
Simin's practicum focused on lobbying for political rights of Afghan women in the US Congress and bridging between the US Congress and Afghan civil society. So far they have been able to have Congress sign an Open Letter that highlights the US's long term commitment to support Afghan women beyond 2014. They have also been able to arrange for the Congresswoman's office to meet with NGOs and Afghan women delegates to discuss Afghan women's issues from civil society's perspective. Come here more of Simin's reflections on her practicum experience this spring!
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On the field, the Twins have been in the midst of a very good stretch of baseball with the team winning five of their six games since last Friday. The Indians came to town last weekend and the Twins went on an offensive tear in the series by scoring 28 runs in the three game set. Good starting pitching has put the team in position to win contests as some of the starters try to prove that they belong in the rotation for the 2013 season. It was an overall good week for a team that has struggled to get any closer to the .500 mark over the course of the last few months.
It's been busy for NoDak Twins Fan this week as I have moved from the Twin Cities back to NoDak to live and work with in Fargo, ND. If my posts are sporadic in the next week, it might be for the fact that I don't have internet service in my new place and my sister is getting married next weekend. I will do my best to keep the content flowing here. But for now, enjoy this week's edition of "Friday Links-N-Thinks."
- One negative piece of news from the week was the fact that former first round pick Alex Wimmers was forced to have Tommy John surgery.
- As mentioned above, the Twins didn't do anything at the deadline and it might have been a good thing.
- Others find it very disappointing that the Twins didn't do anything before the deadline.
- Liriano made his first start with the White Sox at Target Field so that meant he was going to be good.
- The Twins farm system might be weak but check out this in-depth look at the top 50 prospects for the club.
- Sam Deduno has looked good in his two starts in the last week but his fastball is all over the place.
- How many things did you hate about the Liriano trade?
- The Fort Myers Miracle had a weird moment in their game this week. An umpire threw out the sound guy for playing "Three Blind Mice" when the umps made a bad call.
- At least the Twins aren't the Astros.
- Terry Ryan might have to wait until the offseason to move some players like Span and Burton.
- Have you ever wondered what players increased/decreased their WAR the most from one season to the next?
- Trevor Plouffe and Danny Valencia are friends that are fighting for the same job with the Twins.
- So far this season, it seems like the Twins are just (Red) Wing(ing) it with their starting pitching.
- Rene Rivera had a big hit for the Red Wings earlier this week and it came the day before his birthday.
- The last two years have been a little crazy at the trade deadline for Span with all of the rumors swirling around him.
- Jerome Williams gave up five runs for the Angels and still earned a save this week. A former Twins player holds the record for most runs given up while still earning the save.
- Twins fans got use to some weird behaviors with Carlos Gomez but now he is revolutionizing the home run.
- One member of the Twins pitching staff can call himself an Olympian.
- In a related note, baseball should be brought back to the Olympics.
- That large set of vintage baseball cards found in an attic were sold at action this week.
- Dave St. Peter is going to be answering questions at the MLB Fan Cave tomorrow and you can leave a question on their Facebook page.
- Here are some reactions from across the baseball world about Lew Ford being back in the big leagues (see more on Ford below).
My Weekly Rundown
- Monday: Fans frustrated even when Liriano is dealt
- Tuesday: Ford completes long journey back to MLB
- Wednesday: Twins rebuilding strategy is going to be slow
Video of the Week: Since the Twins were quiet at the deadline, the best story line to follow for the week was the return of Lew Ford to the major leagues with the Baltimore Orioles. He hasn't played in at the MLB level since 2007 with the Twins. During the meantime, he has played in independent leagues, in Mexico and in Japan. The 35-year old outfield didn't waste any time making the highlight reels as he gunned down a runner in his first game back. A couple of games later, his first hit since September 2007 was also a special moment.


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David Lee Fisk, 74, of Jacksonville, passed away Sept. 12 in Jacksonville.
He was born June 20, 1932 to the late Vernon and Lina Anderson Fisk in Bark River, Mich.
Fisk was also preceded in death by his brother, Guy Fisk. He retired from the Air Force, was a recipient of a masters degree in economics from ASU and was a contractor in the Jacksonville area.
Survivors include his wife, Iris of Jacksonville; a son, James D. Fisk of Jacksonville; daughter, Penny R. Fisk of Lonoke, and a stepson Keith Rogers of Little Rock, one brother, Jack Fisk and his wife Jean of Michigan as well as a host of friends and family.
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James Edward Bishop, 47, of Scott passed away Sept. 14 in Little Rock.
He was born April 18, 1959 to the late James H. and Virginia D. Westerman Bishop in Bald Knob.
He was also preceded in death by three brothers; Edward Eugene, Jimmy Lee and Johnny William Bishop as well as a sister, Brenda Faye Potts. Edward was a construction worker who never turned down the opportunity to help someone in need.
Survivors include his fiancé, Starr Lynn Kelley Strom of Scott; sisters, Barbara Rodenberry of Jacksonville, Joyce Wortham of Lonoke, Rita Milligan of Lonoke, Kathy McCraw and husband John of Jacksonville, Lindsey Cooper, Debbie Cooper, Gail Cooper, and Verilette Hubert all of Kansas City, Kan.; brothers, Thomas A. Bishop and wife Debbie, Larry Cooper, Chucky Cooper and Darryl Cooper all of Kansas City, Kan., Clint Cooper and Donny Cooper both of Cabot, as well as a host of other friends and family.
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Linda Roper
Linda Lyn Roper, 66, of McRae, passed away Sept. 12. She was a loving mother, grandmother, sister and friend.
She is survived by two sons, Barry Roper of Jacksonville and Jeff Roper of Little Rock; two grandchildren, Bryan Roper and Amanda Nolting; one great-grandchild, Kylie Nolting; two brothers, Buddy Morrow of McRae and Vernon Morrow of San Antonio, Texas; two sisters, Geneva Ramsey of Jacksonville and Fern Woodworth of North Little Rock.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Billy Joe Roper of Jones-boro; her parents, Henry and Esther Morrow; two brothers, Bill and Jamie Morrow and one sister, Magdalene Hughes.
Funeral will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at Westbrook Funeral Home with burial in Lebanon Cemetery, McRae.
Nola Parchman
Nola Geneva Bishop Parchman, 92, of McRae, was born July 9, 1914, at Greenville, Miss.
She passed away Sept. 14.
She was a member of First Baptist Church of McRae and devoted her life to God and the services to her loved ones and friends.
Her faith in God and Jesus Christ and her desire to provide for her family, friends and acquaintances carried her through the great depression, wars, and finally, at the age of 92, to her home with God and those who have gone on before. She was a wonderful and caring person who treated people with love and respect.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Norman S. Parch-man of McRae and parents John Lee Bishop and Minnie Lee Bishop Hart.
Surviving are three daughters, Novela Annalee (Eual Gene) Kirk of McRae, Norma Helen (Gary H.) Graham of Searcy, Rebecca Sue (Micheal R.) Latting of McRae; son Billy Wayne (Patricia A.) Parchman of Beebe; nine grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildren; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, other loving relatives and friends.
Family will receive friends from 3 to 8 p.m. Sunday at Westbrook Funeral Home, Beebe. Funeral will be at 2 p.m. Monday, at First Baptist Church, McRae, with burial at Lebanon Cemetery. Arrangements are by Westbrook Funeral Home.
Floyd Harris
Floyd Murphey Harris, 89, of Ward was born Jan. 31, 1917 at Ward and died peacefully at his home Sept. 14 after a long battle with cancer.
He served in the Army Intelligence in the 115 Signal Corp. during World War II. He was a member of the Joliet First Church of the Nazarene until 1987. After retirement, he moved back to Arkansas in 1987 and was a member of the Beebe Church of the Nazarene.
He served on the Church Board and taught Sunday school and helped build these three churches, including the Joliet Crystal Lawns Church of the Nazarene.
He worked on the Elgin, Joliet, and Eastern Railway for 31 years in Joliet, Ill., and was an active member of the Woodlawn Senior Citizens. All who knew him said he was a wonderful man of God and made an impact on many who met him.
Floyd is preceded in death by his wife, Carmelita Harris, who died April 11, 1992; his parents, Joe and Alma Harris; two brothers, Clem A. Harris and Darrel Harris; two sisters, Odell Young and Mattie Lene Baldwin Knox; two daughters, Patricia Forillo and Alma Jo Fields of Joliet, Illinois.
He is survived by one daughter, Barbara Burk of Joliet, Ill.; three sons, Ronald (Connie) Harris and Glenn Harris of Joliet, Ill.; Donald (Rose) Harris of Ward; 16 grandchildren and 20 great-grandchildren; three sisters, Geraldine Harris, Oza Mae Trickey and Ruth Hudson, all of Little Rock, and Elizabeth (Paul) Norman of Ward, and brother Charles (Jane) Harris of Coal City, Ill.
Family will receive friends from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. Monday at Westbrook Funeral Home, Beebe.
Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Beebe First Church of the Nazarene, with burial in Woodlawn Memorial Park in Joliet, Illinois.
Arrangements are by Westbrook Funeral Home.
Ruby Staley
Ruby Staley, 82, of Ward died Sept. 14 at her home. She was born April 20, 1924 to the late Richard J. and Euyla McDonald Bayles in Ward. She was a member of Calvary Baptist Church in Ward.
In addition to her parents, Ruby was preceded in death by her husband, Robert L. Staley; three sisters, Jean Spears, Rosa Burke and Mary West-on; a brother, Dick Bayles.
She is survived by two daughters, Sandra Reid and Pamelia Price; five sons, Robert L. Jr., Michael A, James Christopher, Brian Mark, and Tony L. Staley; one brother, Cecil Bayles; 18 grandchildren, and 11 great grandchildren.
There will be a memorial service at 2 p.m. Sunday at Ward First Baptist Church with Rev. Mike Fowler and Rev. Gene Davis officiating. Arrangements are under the direction of Moores Cabot Funeral Home.
Linda Harris
Linda Kay Harris, 50, of Ward, passed away Sept. 14.
She was born Dec. 25, 1955 in California to Lloyd and Noreene Treon. Survivors include two daughters: Misty Poe (Wayne) of Beebe and Danielle Pollard (Dustin) of Cabot; parents, Lloyd and Noreene Treon; two grandchildren: Cameron and Ethan Poe of Beebe.
A memorial service will be held 10 a.m. Monday, at Mt. Springs Baptist Church. Arrangements by Thomas Funeral Service in Cabot .
Patricia Philpot
Patricia Anne Letasky Philpot, 70, went to be with the Lord Sept. 9. She was born Oct. 21, 1935, the only child of the late John and Lucy Larkin Letasky. Pat was a member of Carlisle First Baptist Church and the Order of Eastern Star.
She was a graduate of Lonoke High School, where she loved playing basketball.
She raised her three children in Carlisle: Lee Anne (Steve) Hess of Conway, Donna Curry and John Philpot of Carlisle. She is also survived by four grandchildren, Lee David Wood and Suzanne Smiley of Conway, Allison Parker and Andrea Hunt of Carlisle, and four great grandchildren, Greyson Lee Wood, Lucien and Bella Smiley and Hayden Elizabeth Parker.
Services were held Sept. 12 at Carlisle First Baptist Church, with burial at Carlisle Cemetery.
Lois Carter
Lois Murlene Stane Carter, 73, passed away Sept. 12.
She is survived by her husband George E. Carter; three sons, Jimmy Carter of Lonoke, Terry Carter of North Little Rock and Larry Carter of Florida; one daughter, Shirley Witonski of Drasco; one grandson, two granddaughters and six great-grandchildren.
Services were held Sept. 14 at Hamilton Baptist Church with burial at Hamilton Cemetery with arrangements by Boyd Funeral Home, Lonoke.


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