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[LESS INFO] 395 VIEWS | ADDED 15:37:30 05/24/10 Our distinguished panel of playwrights -- Charles Busch, David Ives, Donald Margulies and Suzan-Lori Parks -- discuss the moment when they realized they wanted to be writers; who influenced them in their early careers; whether or not they have a specific actor in mind when they write; their collaboration with directors; and the theaters they consider to be their homes.
[LESS INFO] 199 VIEWS | ADDED 17:21:15 05/17/10 The panel of performers - Vondie Curtis-Hall ("Raisin In The Sun"), Ossie Davis ("I'm Not Rappaport"), Swoosie Kurtz ("The House of Blue Leaves"), Jean Stapleton ("Arsenic and Old Lace", and Loretta Swit ("The Mystery of Edwin Drood") - discuss how they got started in the business, Stapleton's experience working at the Stage Door Canteen and attending the American Theatre Wing school, how dance training contributes to overall performance, working with agents and experiences with typecasting, and balancing a film and television career with stage work.
[LESS INFO] 154 VIEWS | ADDED 18:06:07 05/10/10 The Playscript/Director panelists - Long Wharf Theatre artistic director Arvin Brown, playwright Howard Fast ("Citizen Tom Paine"), director/dramaturg Susan Gregg, playwright Israel Horovitz ("Today, I Am A Fountain Pen"), director Wilford Leach ("The Mystery of Edwin Drood"), playwright Leslie Lee ("The War Party"), playwright John Pielmeier ("Agnes of God"), and director Jim Simpson ("Citizen Tom Paine") - compare directing with the director's concept versus collaborating with the playwright and their vision; different interpretations and approaches in directing the same play; how a new approach manifests and influences everything from casting to the final production; why pre-production is a hands-off period for directors; and how theatre differs from the mediums of novels and films.
[LESS INFO] 221 VIEWS | ADDED 14:39:58 05/03/10 Their roles as understudies on Broadway was the focal point for this panel of actors -- Tony Carlin ("Lend Me A Tenor"), Bryan Fenkart ("Memphis"), Corinne Melançon ("Mamma Mia"), Jay Russell ("Our Town") and Paul A. Schaefer ("The Phantom of the Opera") -- as they discussed the first time they went on as an understudy; what kind of preparation is involved for their roles; the differences of understudies, swings and stand-bys; whether or not they continue to audition for other roles; how they handle stepping into a role mid-performance and covering for a "name" performer; and how much of their own voice is given to a character when they perform the role.
[LESS INFO] 145 VIEWS | ADDED 18:14:37 04/26/10 The producing team of the 1986 Tony-nominated play "The House of Blue Leaves" - press representative Merle Debuskey, executive producer Bernard Gersten, playwright John Guare, advertising representative James Russek, and director Jerry Zaks - discuss how they came to work on this mid-1960's domestic comedy at Lincoln Center Theatre, first in the off-Broadway Mitzi E. Newhouse Theater, then transferring to the much larger Vivian Beaumont Theatre which presented its own challenges, eventually moving to the Plymouth Theatre on Broadway; the economics of producing, subscriber base, and ticket prices at a not-for-profit theater; finding key designers; casting sessions, working with strong actors, and maintaining quality performances in an extended run.
[LESS INFO] 132 VIEWS | ADDED 15:17:19 04/19/10 The panel of performers - Trazana Beverley ("Death and the King's Horseman"), Mark Hamill ("The Nerd"), George S. Irving ("Me and My Girl"), Linda Lavin ("Broadway Bound"), Lynn Redgrave ("Sweet Sue"), and Colm Wilkinson ("Les Miserables") - discuss when they started performing and how they got their first roles; directors and effective directing styles; the power and influence of critics; audience response especially on opening night; finding the next job and how to cope with the audition process.
[LESS INFO] 157 VIEWS | ADDED 16:07:57 04/12/10 Injecting new energy and a new perspective into both commercial and not for profit theatre was among the topics discussed by our panel of producers - Patrick Catullo, Eric Falkenstein, Jenny Gersten and Jill Furman Willis. They also talked about the role mentors' played in their development as producers; where they find new material; how they find investors for their shows; the need to be creative in selling tickets during tough economic times; using new media to promote their shows and to reach new audiences; the responsibility they feel to bring new writing voices into the theatre; and the risks they're willing to take to bring new and different material to the stage.
[LESS INFO] 179 VIEWS | ADDED 16:12:51 04/05/10 The panel - director Melvin Bernhardt ("The Beach House"), playwright Alice Childress ("Moms"), director Walter Dallas ("Moms"), playwright Nancy Donohue ("The Beach House"), playwright Patrick Meyers ("K2"), and director Terry Schreiber ("K2") - talk about where they started, how many acted before writing and directing, the relationship between directors and playwrights, developing a show particularly out-of-town, the challenges of casting a play, and the collaboration amongst actors, directors, and authors.
[LESS INFO] 174 VIEWS | ADDED 16:14:26 03/29/10 The production team of "Sweet Sue" - advertising representative Fred Golden, general manager Larry Goossen, playwright A.R. Gurney, casting director Donna Isaacson, and producer Arthur Whitelaw - discuss the path the play took to Broadway, each panelist's individual involvement, the challenges of casting, production costs, ticket prices, and how box office grosses effect the advertising campaign.
[LESS INFO] 133 VIEWS | ADDED 15:58:23 03/22/10 The panel of performers - from "Driving Miss Daisy", Morgan Freeman and Dana Ivey; Robert LuPone ("Late Night Comic"); John Malkovitch ("Burn This"); Jane Summerhays ("Me and My Girl"); and Courtney B. Vance ("Fences") - talk about milestones at the start of their careers; their attitude towards auditioning, rehearsing, and reviews; working on unsuccessful shows; and the positive differences of matinee performances.
[LESS INFO] 172 VIEWS | ADDED 13:05:23 03/15/10 The production team for "A Few Good Men" - producer David Brown; president of the Shubert Organization, Bernard Jacobs; Serino Coyne advertising representative Linda Lehman; and general manager Stuart Thompson - talk about selecting a script by unknown playwright Aaron Sorkin; the details of general management including budget, advertising, ticket sales, government taxes; rising costs in the current economics of Broadway; film rights to plays and the effect of a film release; and what it takes to produce a Broadway show.
[LESS INFO] 120 VIEWS | ADDED 14:41:30 03/08/10 The panel of performers - Jane Alexander ("Shadowlands"), Stockard Channing ("Six Degrees of Separation"), Sarah Jessica Parker ("The Substance Of Fire"), Jonathan Pryce ("Miss Saigon"), Ron Rifkin ("The Substance Of Fire"), Mercedes Ruehl ("Lost In Yonkers"), and Topol ("Fiddler on the Roof") - discuss playing the same role over the years, finding a rhythm in one's performance, learning about one's character during the rehearsal process, gaining discipline, and how each performer got their start.
[LESS INFO] 127 VIEWS | ADDED 19:11:41 03/01/10 The panel of performers - Hinton Battle ("Miss Saigon"), Roy Dotrice ("The Homecoming"), Timothy Hutton ("Babylon Gardens"), Mary Louise Parker ("Babylon Gardens"), Teresa Wright ("On Borrowed Time"), Stephanie Zimbalist ("The Baby Dance") - discuss working in regional and repertory theatre; where they started out in show business, if it was a family profession; the process of getting an agent; how the stage compares to television and film; and how different theatre spaces, sets, and stage sizes affect a show.
[LESS INFO] 119 VIEWS | ADDED 15:23:06 02/22/10 The panel of actors - Alan Alda (Neil Simon's "Jake's Women"), Jodi Benson ("Crazy For You"), Roscoe Lee Brown (August Wilson's "Two Trains Running"), Glenn Close ("Death and the Maiden"), Richard Dreyfuss ("Death and the Maiden"), Harry Groener ("Crazy For You"), Tracy Pollan (Neil Simon's "Jake's Women"), and Lynn Redgrave (Ibsen's "The Master Builder") - discuss how they got started in the business and their big break, the significance of the rehearsal process, keeping a role fresh and not repeating the same performance, doing classic plays and if they are influenced by seeing different versions, and the difference between London and New York stages.
[LESS INFO] 193 VIEWS | ADDED 16:36:52 02/08/10 What was "The Play That Changed Your Life"? Not only the title of a new American Theatre Wing book, which posed that question to 19 of America's most distinguished playwrights, but the start of a discussion by two of those playwrights, Tina Howe and Diana Son. They also talk about which of their own plays changed their lives; what role theatre played while growing up; if there were teachers who inspired them to get involved in theatre writing; what drew them to playwriting; how much of themselves are in their characters; and their role as mentors for young writers.
[LESS INFO] 113 VIEWS | ADDED 15:05:42 02/03/10 The panelists - playwright Jon Robin Baitz ("The End of the Day"), playwright Charles Grodin ("One of the All-Time Greats"), director Mark Lamos ("The End of the Day"), playwright Ken Ludwig ("Crazy For You", "Lend Me A Tenor"), director Tony Roberts ("One of the All-Time Greats"), choreographer Susan Stroman ("Crazy For You"), and International Creative Management Vice-President Victoria Traube - discuss how they got started and their common backgrounds as actors and lawyers, directing the work of living and dead playwrights, the development and journey for each of their shows, and the seamless collaboration the "Crazy For You" creative team achieved.


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NY nanny ruled fit for trial in slayings
Mother found children fatally stabbed in apartment's bathroom
A New York nanny who allegedly stabbed to death two children in her care has been ruled emotionally fit to stand trial, prosecutors said on Friday.
Yoselyn Ortega, 50, was indicted on first- and second-degree murder charges in the deaths last October of Lucia Krim, 6, and her brother Leo, 2, court documents showed.
They were found by their mother fatally stabbed in the bathroom of their Upper West Side apartment.
Ortega has pleaded not guilty.
Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Gregory Carro said at a hearing on Friday that two psychiatrists had interviewed Ortega and determined she was capable to participate in her defense, according to a spokesman for the Manhattan District Attorney's office.
Ortega's attorney, Valerie Van Leer-Greenberg, plans to contest the findings, the spokesman said.
Calls to Leer-Greenberg were not immediately returned to CNN.
Ortega appeared at the proceeding but did not speak. A Spanish translator was provided for her.
A native of the Dominican Republic, Ortega has been a naturalized U.S. citizen for 10 years.
Ortega is expected to appear in court again on May 6.
She faces up to life in prison, if convicted.
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Report: New Cardinals GM Keim lowest-paid in NFL
Keim, who had been Arizona's vice president of player personnel, is highly-regarded in NFL circles and viewed as a quality hire for Cardinals president Michael Bidwill.
And if a ProFootballTalk report is to be believed, Bidwill landed Keim on the cheap.
Rumors are making the rounds that Steve Keim will be making roughly $750,000 as the Cardinals' new G.M., which would make him the lowest-paid General Manager in the league.
As far as reporting goes, ProFootballTalk is right about as often as it's wrong. The idea that Keim is being paid less than any other GM would fit with the idea that Bidwill is conducting his searches -- for GM and possibly coach -- with an eye on the bottom one, which is an assertion that has little backing to go off.
And, as was reported Wednesday, ProFootballTalk appears to be wrong on this one.
League source: Reports that #Cardinals Steve Keim is NFL's lowest paid GM are incorrect, as is his reported salary (750K). Makes > than $1M.
— Craig Morgan (@cmorgancbsfoxaz) January 16, 2013
So there you go. Nothing to see here.
Adam Green, Web Content Editor - ArizonaSports.com
- Ron Jaworski, ESPN NFL Analyst - Thursday December 12The Cardinals are in the playoff race.
- Steve Tasker, NFL Analyst - Wednesday December 11Tasker discusses Carson Palmer, Tyrann Mathieu and what's going on with the Redskins.
- John Abraham, AZ Cardinals - Monday December 9Abraham discusses his outstanding game, his record career and how long he plans to play.
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Per Canucks.com offiicial website of the Vancouver Canucks today we've learned the Canucks have a new winger in the system.
Welcome back Guillaume Desbiens.
Vancouver Canucks President & General Manager Mike Gillis announced today that the Canucks have signed the winger today.
Desbiens, 27, has played in 23 NHL contests with the Canucks and Calgary Flames, collecting 37 penalty minutes. In 2011.12 he split the season with the Flames and the AHL Abbotsford Heat. The 62, 205 lbs. forward registered 14 points (3-11-14) and 114 penalty minutes in 59 games with the Heat and 25 penalty minutes in 10 games with the Flames.
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3 StarsSanjyo Minami Karasuma Dori Nakagyo Ku Kyoto 604-8161
Located in the city centre, the hotel is only 2 minutes from Karasuma Oike Tozai Line Subway Station and few blocks away from the Kyoto Art Centre, Imperial Palace, Museum of Kyoto and the Nishiki to Ichiba.
Tastefully decorated in a European style, the hotel offers 327 elegantly appointed guestrooms that are equipped with modern amenities to ensure you utmost comfort. All the rooms have access to internet allowing visitors to remain online and in touch with work or friends during their stay.
Guests can dine in any of the on-site restaurants that serve a variety of delicious French and Japanese cuisine in a cosy atmosphere for them to savour.
The Monterey Hotel Kyoto offers excellent banquet facilities for organising your various social events. This property also offers 24 hour reception service to assist all your requirements.
Additional Information
- 45 minutes drive to the International Airport (Kansai)
Hotel Facilities
- Banquet Facilities
- Faxing Facilities
- Laundry Services
- Non-Smoking Rooms
- Reception
- Spa / Wellness Centre
- Bar / Lounge
- Internet Access - High Speed
- Lift / Elevator
- Parking Facilities
- Restaurant
- Disabled Facilities
- Laundry Facilities
- Lobby
- Parking Facilities (At Cost)
- Safe Deposit Box
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- Air Conditioning
- Hairdryer
- Mini Bar
- Telephone
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- Internet Access
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not far from the "restaurant road" and quite reasonable price for a room in Kyoto
Rainbow wrote on December 17, 2012
Excellent staff, super polite and accommodating of all requests, especially looking after our bags prior to check in. The room was comfortable and quiet catered for 3 adults for 3 days. We didn't eat at the hotel but it is very close to lots of restaurants within walking distance especially the Nishiki Food Markets. It is not much further to the main shopping area
Keith M wrote on October 21, 2012
very good experience in hotel montetey kyoto, good location, very convenient to get. lots of restaurant nearby. The room is clean although its size is not very large, it got everything you need. Friendly staff who can speak english, very helpful. Guest could purchase the one day trip bus or metro ticket just at the front desk of the hotel.
Vivian Eric wrote on October 8, 2012
Hotel is conveniently within 4 minutes walk of a subway station and within 5 minutes walk of all the downtown shopping and commercial areas. Supermarket, cafes and restaurants (and even a coin laundry) all within 2-5 minutes walk as well. Three subway stops north of Kyoto JR Railway Station.
Timess wrote on October 7, 2012
We enjoyed our stay at Hotel Monterey Kyoto. It was within walking distance to the subway station and the main street with all the shops & restaurants. The hotel was very modern and the rooms were decent. We got the smallest sized rooms, but they were sufficient for the price. I like how they are a "green" hotel and emphasized conservation. The only down-side was that they had no amenities such as a gym or a pool. I would recommend the hotel offer guests a special rate to use the gym across the street. Or they should consider offering guests free bike rentals to compensate for no gym. We did rent bikes from down the street and found them very useful & fun to get around town! Also, was a bit surprised that all the hotel staff did not speak good english. That was abit frustrating when asking where to go and other questions.
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Highlights: Egypt (Cairo, Luxor) , Turkey (Istanbul)
Explore the Pyramids, Sphinx, the Egyptian Museum with its incredible Tutankhamun exhibit, and the bustling bazaars. Your private guide and air conditioned chauffeur-driven vehicle will take you around this city at your own pace, avoiding the bus tour crowds. Then fly to Luxor to explore the river's edge temples and monuments including; the Valley of Kings & Queens, Karnak temple and Luxor temple. Combining private tours with your own certified Egyptologist, experience the absolute best that Egypt has to offer. Fly to Istanbul to explore this fascinating city. With one foot in Europe and the other in Asia, Istanbul is truly a crossroads of ideas and cultures. Having served as the capital of three universal empires at borders joining two continents, Istanbul mixes influences and traditions from East to West, from the Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman Empires. Start your tour with Byzantine architecture and visit St. Sophia Church, the pride and glory of the empire. Continue your tour with the famous Blue Mosque, recognized for its unique blue shaded tiles and design. After a live history lesson visit the impressive Byzantine Hippodrome and the famous Bazaar of over 4000 shops. One of the tour attractions is Topkapi Palace, the former residence of sultans. Drive through the Intercontinental Suspension Bridge and see the Asian side of Istanbul. During the group tour visit Beylerbeyi Palace, the white marble summer residence of Ottoman Sultans. After lunch enjoy a cruise by boat on Bosphorus, the strait that separates two continents.
Transfer to/from Cairo Airport in private vehicle with English speaking driver.
You will be met in the tunnel by an airport representative who will in turn facilitate the visa process ($15 per person - included in tour cost), escort you through customs and immigration, off to baggage claim and finally to passenger pick up. It is here that you will connect with our representative associate who will arrange airport transfer to your hotel.
Le Meridien Pyramids resort is located twenty minutes from Cairo's city centre, with a spectacular closeness to the Giza Pyramids, one of history's greatest treasures and one of the Seven Wonders of the world. With 444 rooms, this hotel is the ideal combination of rich foliage blended with sultry sands and timelessness. From dining North American-style over Tex Mex dishes to closing off the night over traditional Arabic shisha, one can attain a true feel for Egypt while still retaining a level of comfort akin to home. Aside from Le Meridien offering resort-style facilities, from outdoor tennis courts kept lit at night to spa treatments, the distance to the city allows the curious traveler to discover the curving streets and bazaars that mark Cairo's mysterious aura.
Enjoy this tour which explores the relics of ages past, and includes visits to ancient Memphis, Saqqara and the Great Pyramids of Giza. Already millennia old by the birth of Christ, the elaborate statues and astonishing scale of these sites will amaze all who visit. This tour also features the famous Sphinx, whose constructor's still remains unknown, but its sheer beauty and allure has mystified the likes of Alexander the Great and Napoleon Bonaparte. This tour includes a private vehicle, a driver, and a highly trained Egyptologist, and entry to either Chephren (Khafre) or Menkaure (Mycerinus) pyramids, as well as the Solar boat. Entrance to the Pyramids come with an additional cost, and be aware that a limited number of people are allowed inside daily, so arrive early so you will not be disappointed.
Enjoy a buffet lunch at a great local restaurant.
Clients are picked up before sunrise ( or sunset) from hotel and transferred to the desert where they will meet their guide. The guide will lead you out into the desert on your choice of camel or horse, where you enjoy the sunset with a panoramic view of the Pyramids of Giza. This evening includes stopping for dinner at a Bedouin restaurant adjacent to the desert before returning to your hotel.
Avail this round-trip flight from Cairo to Luxor, and return flight back to Cairo.
Airport transfer with a private vehicle and English-speaking driver in Luxor.
Enjoy a private tour with a qualified Egyptologist guide exploring the East Bank of Luxor. Visit the most impressive temples of Karnak and Luxor, while learning about ancient Egyptian history from your own personal guide. Start your day with a visit to the Temples of Karnak. Walk along the Avenue of Sphinx to enter the complex as your guide explains how the massive facade was constructed. Continue to Luxor Temple which was once joined to the Temples of Karnak by a two-kilometre long Avenue of Sphinx, a portion of which marks the entrance to the temple. Your private guide will offer interpretation and guide you through the most important parts of the temples.
Enjoy a dazzling sound and light show which is projected on the walls of Karnak temple.
On the shores of the Nile, at the core of Luxor's ancient soul, sits the Steigenberger Nile Palace. The regal structure stands tall. It begs come hither for curious visitors to witness the glory of the Egyptian Kingdom. The hotel's 304 rooms and suites are designed to fit the lifestyles of those demanding a combination of comfort, contemporary decor, and panache. Quench your visual and cultural thirsts, with the option of stunning river views or an eyeful of lively streets and the courtyard. Enact gastronomic fantasies with Lebanese cuisine and succulent grilled meats. Wander the city and become immersed in burial places, temples, and museums. Or, pamper yourself with the numerous facilities offered at the Steigenberger Nile Palace, including a spa and swimming pools.
This morning you will meet up with your guide and explore some of the most incredible sites of the country. You will visit the Valley of the Kings where you will have the chance to explore three tombs. For a period of nearly 500 years from the 16th to 11th century BC, tombs were constructed for the kings and powerful nobles of the New Kingdom (the Eighteenth to the Twentieth Dynasties of Ancient Egypt). The valley stands on the west bank of the Nile, opposite modern Luxor. Then it's off to the nearby Valley of the Queens and also the recently renovated mortuary temple of Queen Hatshepsut. Hatshepsut was the second pharaoh of the eighteenth dynasty of Ancient Egypt. She is generally regarded by Egyptologists as one of the most successful pharaohs, reigning longer than any other woman of an indigenous Egyptian dynasty. The tour includes a visit to the huge Colossi of Memnon which are all that remain of the mortuary temple of Amenhotep III.
Done in conjunction with the West Bank private tour. Enter the famous tomb of King Tutankhamen.
Taking a Felucca down the Nile is something you must do when visiting Egypt! Feluccas are non-motorized sail boats that have been used on the Nile since the times of antiquity. Enjoy a short cruise onboard today.
Board your return flght from Luxor to Cairo.
Delve into the historical background of Egypt on a half day private tour with a trained Egyptologist guide through the Egyptian Museum of Antiquities and its Mummy Room, which houses a priceless treasure of archaeological finds. This location holds the tomb of the King Tut, Egypt's most famous teenage King!
During this evening tour, enjoy a delicious Egyptian dinner at Naguib Mafouz, located in the heart of the Khan Khalili bazaar in Cairo. Stroll down the newly opened Al Moaz Street and view the largest concentration of medieval architectural treasures from the Islamic world. Also included in this tour is entrance to Beit El Seheimy. Normally, this location would be closed to the public during the evening, but this exclusive tour allows for entrance inside. This tour includes a private vehicle, driver and english speaking guide.
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This remarkable group tour takes you to a famous night club for a dinner including 1/2 bottle of wine per person at a famous night club, accompanied by a traditional Turkish show -for the performance of folk dancers, belly-dancers, with Turkish music bands, and singers.
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During this full day tour you will cross the Bosphorus River by driving on the Intercontinental Suspension Bridge to go over to the Asian side of Istanbul. Here, you will have a visit to the Beylerbeyi Palace, the white marble summer residence of Ottoman Sultans during the 19th century. Later, enjoy a cruise by public boat on the Bosphorus, the unique winding strait separating two continents.
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2003 TV Wrap-Up, What's in Store for 2004
With a decade behind the same desk, perhaps its not surprising that Blumberg is most proud of the fact that we have a very strong relationship with our artists, we have a lot of people who have lots of longevity here, including the senior executives who have been together a long time.
Even though his divisions output to date has been almost entirely 2D, Blumberg rejects a suggestion that Walt Disney TV Animation will become the keepers of the 2D torch. I dont know about that Im not abandoning anything, nor do I want to be looked at as sort of the keeper of the flame, and we certainly are looking for opportunities to develop shows that are not traditionally executed.
We just make cartoons here at TV Animation. We try not to think too seriously about 2D or 3D, because its about character and story and comedy. Whether its produced in clay animation or cel animation or CGI animation, I really think thats what drives this business. I think every person in this country knows about SpongeBob and thats not a very technology-driven property. More to the point here, Lilo & Stitch came out a few years ago. It was cel, 2D animated, it did very well at the box office and it has gone on to perform extremely well on TV for us.
When asked what factor determines which theatrical features best lend themselves to spin-offs and followups, Blumberg admits that we like to make series from the successful ones, but acknowledges its not a hard and fast rule: Chances are something that wasnt successful at the theaters isnt going to be a successful series, but then again Ozzy & Drix on Kids WB! is a very successful animated series from the movie Osmosis Jones, which failed at the box office; again, it all comes down to execution. We always look to the library of animated features to consider development. Sometimes its not the ones that you think of first.
Beginning with The Return of Jafar, one hat trick the TV Animation Division has perfected is creating a sequel to a theatrical feature that serves as the basis of an ongoing TV series. Its most recent success was the direct-to-video Stitch! The Movie. According to Blumberg, it was the first one with a really novel premise that drives our series, one that wasnt touched upon in the feature film: if Stitch is Experiment 626, what happened to the other 625?
I think creatively we continue to push the Disney envelope. When I started here, shows like Recess were sort of outside of the typical purview of Disney, all the way up to something like our new show Dave the Barbarian, which you really couldnt imagine doing here 10 years ago.
Dave is the Disney Channels first new series of 2004. Unscreened as of this writing, the shows concept and design have a definite Jay Ward-ish absurdist vibe, beginning with its title character, a reluctant warrior whod rather be a gourmet chef. Writer Douglas Langdale and director Howy Parkins have an impressive array of credits between them, from Darkwing Duck and The Return of Jafar through Recess and the Buzz Lightyear TV series.
Beyond Dave, Blumberg is tight-lipped about Disney TV Animations future plans; other than new episodes of Kim Possible in store, all hell admit is that two new animated series will premiere in the fall and that the division is developing more projects than ever before. We really dont hint. Well usually tell you exactly what were doing when the timing is appropriate. You dont want to go hey look, were doing shows about kids who play basketball, and then the potential is there for Nickelodeon or Cartoon Network or anybody else to say hey we need basketball series. But when asked if there are any projects based on Disney inventory they havent considered yet, his response is No. Im doing them all already.
Bob Higgins joined Cartoon Network midway through 2003, but still managed to have a terrific, disappointment-free year at the channel. We did phenomenally well the last six months of the year. Our ratings were up and we ended the year in great shape. We put our best stuff on in the daytime during the Christmas break when the kids were home and got a lot of high sampling, which bodes well for the coming year.


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But what does it all mean? Will the world really end because of a series of numbers or is it all in our minds?
The mathematical reason the date is special is because it is the only double-figure palindromic date. The date reads the same backwards as forwards. There isn't a 22nd month, so 11 is the only number where the palindrome will occur. There are also some interesting math equations with the number 11.
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(2 digits) 11 x 11 = 121
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LUMBERTON - The lessons learned in English class so many years ago at Van Buren High School in Eufala, Ala., never left Wyatt Johnson.
He paid particular attention to Rudyard Kipling and his famous poem "If'' and, especially, to the beginning of that most insightful fourth stanza.
If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue,
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Those who know him will tell you that Wyatt Johnson never lost that common touch nor a sense of compassion for his fellow man.
Those qualities led to the retired Lumberton city councilman being awarded the Order of the Long Leaf Pine at Monday's council meeting.
The state honor is one of the highest awarded to civilians, though thousands have been recipients since 1965.
Still, Wyatt Johnson stands out.
"I think if there's ever been one who deserved it, this is it,'' Lumberton Mayor Ray Pennington said. "Wyatt Johnson truly is a devoted public servant and has been all his life. And he's done it all with vigor and dedication. He's not only a good person, he's a good friend.''
Johnson, a retired Army command sergeant major who served in the Korean and Vietnam wars and worked with the Public Schools of Robeson County for 13 years, represented Precinct 2 for 25 years before he retired in 2010. During that time, he championed myriad causes, including Special Olympics, the United Way, the NAACP and the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
He even befriended the people he met on street corners, including them on guest lists for community events.
"I've always tried to not overlook anyone,'' Johnson said. "You need to appreciate people. You don't do anything successful by yourself.''
Pennington said Johnson had, and still has, a particular affinity for Lumberton High School and its athletic programs.
Back in 1993, for instance, when school officials became concerned about the lack of lighting in the school's parking lot, Johnson and Pennington donated about $2,000 each from their community revitalization funds. The money is provided by the city to the mayor and councilmen to use in their communities at their discretion.
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It was during a stint at Fort Bragg in the 1950s when Johnson met LaJoan Stewart. The two married and settled in Lumberton, her hometown. They have four children, nine grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.
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"I thought it was really something for me to appreciate,'' Johnson said, "to be included in a list like that.''
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I used to use a pair of pliers and try to pull the spring to the claw with my hand, but I had to help the spring along with my finger because my hand and the pliers were not strong enough. This resulted in cutted fingers, and a lot of pain. I was finally so sick of it I believe I ordered it Saturday night and got it the following Wednesday. It took me about a minute to get the spring in, and I floated my Floyd Rose Special Tremolo on my ESP LTD M103FM. I have four springs in now, two on the left and two on the right, leaving the middle one open. I needed this tool because my guitar came set up with a set of 9's, and I changed the strings to all 10's. This is an incredible tool, and I use it by pulling it toward the claw and I find that easier than what is in the picture. Thank you Stew Mac!
I used to use a flathead in the circle end of the spring to attach to the claw. That worked ok 90% of the time if your not constantly working on guitars or adding or subtracting springs. I work on to many guitars not to have this in my toolbox i finaly said one day. I was actualy waiting for the old one you guys sold in the early 90's to return but never had. (The screwdriver style handle) Oh well....i dont miss the spring snap finger trap!!! - 1 star for the appearance
I bought this tool in the event the guitar tech I was using needed it to install a brass block on my Jackson Soloist, he declined. I used this tool for the first time without any issues, although I tried the way it is pictured, and discovered if you use it to remove the spring at the claw, instead of the block, it is less troubling. This is a keeper!!
Painless and simple to use.
The tremolo spring installer is the perfect tool for the job. Simple, but gives you the leverage you need to pull back trem springs without damaging the springs or finish on the back of the guitar. Highly recommended for any guitar project.
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Theblackdog wrote:You mean Allegiance? I did, actually.
No, I meant the battle where Natalya owned the VoL IRL.
EDIT: Actually, I played the Brittanians in Allegiance. And I got owned. I always loose when I play for them...
Theblackdog wrote:You mean Allegiance? I did, actually.
BrikWars 2010 Rules wrote:BrikWars ... stands in pretty direct opposition to many fundamental elements of the LEGO® philosophy, such as "Not Teaching Kids How Funny It Is to Set People on Fire."
Theblackdog wrote:You mean Allegiance? I did, actually.
Jay Dee wrote:Maybe if she's the waste of skin you should politely ask her to borrow some so you can stitch it over that flapping hole you call a mouth and shut the fuck up.
Predator wrote:Natalya wrote:Bragallot wrote:I remember owning these guys. It was fun.
I remember owning these guys in battle. It was fun.
But it was Tuefish who played them in that battle amirite?
And you kinda owned them yeah.
Zahru II wrote:I'm really digging that tank, gj sir.
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At one time, Susan Rice seemed to be on a trajectory that would take her to the secretary of state's office in President Barack Obama's second term.
But the confusing timeline that she and the Obama administration have offered around the deadly September attack on the U.S. diplomatic mission in Benghazi, Libya, might have altered that political course, begun years ago with the help of a powerful family friend.
Madeleine Albright, while serving as secretary of state under President Bill Clinton, recommended that he tap Rice for a high-level State Department post on African affairs in the late 1990s.
Albright had previously served with Rice's mother, Lois, on a school board in Washington and watched Rice grow up with her own daughters.
"If I were to characterize her, whether it's playing basketball or anything else, she's fearless," Albright said about Rice in a Washington Post interview during her time as the top U.S. diplomat.
Rice, 48, was born in Washington to parents with distinguished careers. Her mother, who currently serves as a guest lecturer at the Brookings Institution and is an expert on financing of higher education, served on the board of directors of 11 major U.S. corporations.
Her father, Emmett Rice, died in 2011. He was a professor of economics at Cornell University, a member of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors and flew with the Tuskegee Airmen in World War II.
Susan Rice told the Washington Post after her father's death that he instilled in her "a strong sense of personal and social responsibility" that guided her career decisions.
"He believed mightily in the power of the individual to determine his or her own destiny," she said.
And by all accounts, Rice determined her own destiny and amassed a slew of notable accomplishments.
Stanford, Oxford, White House job
One of Rice's former teachers at the National Cathedral School noted her accomplishments in a letter to the editor after the Washington Post's Dana Milbank published a November 18 column questioning her readiness to become secretary of state.
Rice, who was valedictorian of her class and a star point guard on the basketball team, exhibited "superior leadership skills" and "left behind a remarkable legacy" that included a revised honor code still used at the school, John Wood wrote.
Rice earned Phi Beta Kappa honors at Stanford University, where she earned her bachelors degree in history and won a Rhodes Scholarship to study international relations at Oxford University in 1986.
Rice's work at Oxford, where she earned her masters and later a doctorate in international relations, earned the Chatham House-British International Studies Association Prize for the top doctoral dissertation in the United Kingdom in international relations.
After graduation, Rice headed to McKinsey & Company in Toronto where she worked as an international management consultant. In 1992, she married Ian Cameron, a producer for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, who she had met at Stanford.
In 1993, Rice returned to Washington to take a position with the National Security Council as director of international organizations and peacekeeping. A year later, she toured war-torn Rwanda after the genocide campaign there killed more than 800,000 people in 100 days.
She told journalist Samantha Power that if she ever faced such a crisis again that she would come down on the side of taking action, unlike the course the Clinton administration and the rest of the world took at the time.
Rice was promoted in 1995 to become special assistant to the president and senior director of African affairs at the White House National Security Council.
She became a senior fellow in 2002 at Brookings, where she specialized in the study of U.S. foreign relations, and was national security and foreign relations adviser for Obama's 2008 campaign.
In nominating her to the ambassador's post, Obama called Rice "a close and trusted adviser" and said she "shares my belief that the U.N. is an indispensable -- and imperfect -- forum."
At the same time, she has drawn some attention for the way she operates.
Insiders say Rice is ambitious and aggressive. Colum Lynch of the Washington Post and Foreign Policy told CNN that one of her nicknames at the U.N. Security Council is "The Bulldozer."
"I think that everyone has complicated feelings about her," Lynch said.
He characterized her as "very personable, likeable, charming, smart, funny, down to earth" but also someone with sharp elbows.


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January 26th 2011
Louise Abshaw, 94, died Saturday Jan. 1, 2011.
Funeral services were Jan. 8 at St. Matthew Church of God in Christ with Rev. Robert Earl Toombs officiating. Burial followed at Glenwood Cemetery under the direction of Shaffer & Collins Funeral Home.
Mrs. Abshaw was born July 9, 1916 in Louise to the late Tweet Wyatt and Clara Williams-Wyatt. She received her elementary and high school education in Louise. She worked in private home, for the American Shoe Company and at the Afro American Hospital. She later became a Foster Grandparent and served for many years. She was an active member of St. John M.B. Church.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Carey Abshaw; two sons, George Washington Jr. and Matthew Abshaw; a daughter, Cather Washington; 12 siblings and three grandchildren.
Survivors include her children, James O. Jones (Odessa), of South Holland, Ill., Betty Brown of Dalton, Ill., Robert Washington (Evelyn) of Blue Island, Ill., Jeania Gray of Racine, Wisc., Gloria Wynn (Willie) of Jackson, Bobby Wilkerson (Cary) of Canton, Mich., William Abshaw (Rudene) of Warrenville Heights, Ohio, Mattie Bell of Chicago, Frankie Rushing (Ned) of Carthage and Willie Berry of Gary, Ind.; a sister, Clara Davis of Chicago; and numerous grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great-great grandchildren.
Serving as pallbearers were Robert Collins, Rob Robinson, Walter Ross, Vito Kyles, Nicklous Washington, Darryl Brown, Keith Foreman and Walter Lockhart.
Honorary pallbearers were James Jones, Robert Washington, William Abshaw, Willie Wynn, Carey Wilkerson, Curtis Berry Jr., Ned Rushing and Bryant Quinn.
Minnie Warner Christmas Adams, 105, died Saturday, Jan. 15, 2011.
Funeral services were Saturday at Tri-Union M.B. Church with Rev. A.B. Brown officiating. Burial followed at Glenwood Cemetery under the direction of Shaffer & Collins Funeral Home.
Mrs. Christmas was born Sept. 3, 1905 in Edwards. While residing in Edwards, she married the late David Christmas and they had seven children together. She later moved to Yazoo County and married the late Alex Adams. They had two children. She was a member of Tri-Union M.B. Church.
She was preceded in death by six sons, Issac, Charlie, Jessie Lee, David Jr. and Alex Jr.; and three daughters, Mary Jane, Rosie Lee and Helen.
Survivors include a son, Joseph "John" Christmas of Yazoo City; daughters-in-law, Marie Christmas of Yazoo City and Mary Adams Green of Syracuse, N.Y.; and numerous grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great-great grandchildren.
Lurlie Ree Jones-Lewis, 63, died Jan. 5, 2011.
Funeral services were Jan. 15 at Old Concord M.B. Church with Rev. Albert Williams officiating. Burial followed under the direction of Shaffer & Collins Funeral Home.
Mrs. Lewis was born Nov. 5, 1947 in Yazoo County to the late Lula and Lacy Jones. She was a member of Old Concord M.B. Church, where she served in the Usher Ministry.
Survivors include her husband, Willie Lewis; four children, Joyce Annette Spires of Savannah, Ga., Darryl Demetres Spires (Angelique) and Sharon Renee Davis (James), both of Beverly Hills, Mich., and Anthony Spires (Elizabeth) of Bentonia; six stepchildren, Tina Lewis of Houston, Texas, Elaine Lewis, James Edward Lewis (Pamela) and Jacqueline Lewis all of Lake Charles, La., Kenny Lewis of Yazoo City and Willie Pittman of Meridian; nine siblings, Eddie Lee Jones (Luvenia), Annie Lee Jones (Paul), Elvira Ingram, Vernell Jones, Minnie Vearl Polk (Alfred), Willie Jones (Barbara), Albert Jones (Shirley), Stella Myles and Earnestine Spires (Hubert); 23 grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren; and a host of other relatives and friends.
Serving as pallbearers were James Harber, James Williams, Eddie Rucker, Robert Demus, Hurbert Spires and Neal Young.
Honorary pallbearers were James Green and Alvin Ellis.
Hannah Granderson Little, 92, died Tuesday, Jan. 18, 2011.
Funeral services were Monday at Pleasant Grove Baptist Church with Rev. Lewis Ellis Jr. officiating. Burial followed at Oak Grove A.M.E. Cemetery in Benton.
Mrs. Little was born Feb. 29, 1918 in Benton to Elijah and Sarah Grayson Granderson. She was a member of Cedar Grove M.B. Church in Benton.
She was preceded in death by her husband, James Wesley Little, a child who died at birth, five sisters, three brothers, two granddaughters, three grandson and two great-grandchildren.
Survivors include eight daughters, Christine Little, Evelyn Wright, Helen Waters (Julius) of Yazoo City, Ethel Powell and Johnnie Rawls (John) of Flint, Mich., Mary Christmas of Narcross, Ga., Doris Triggs of Jackson and Maggie Williams of Mt. Morris, Mich.; six sons, James Little Jr., Charles Little Sr., and Wayne Little (Joann) of Yazoo City, Charlie Earl Little (Joan) of Newburgh, N.Y., Marion and Fread Little of Schenectady, N.Y.; 54 grandchildren; 112 great-grandchildren; 62 great-great grandchildren; and a host of other relatives and friends.
Serving as pallbearers were Larry Little, Evans Triggs, Earnest Little, Donald Ellis, Willie Earl Wright, Charles Little Jr., Curtis Little and Jerry Fowler.
Betty Ann Smith, 69, died Sunday, Jan. 16, 2011.
Funeral services were Saturday at Tobeka M.B. Church with Rev. Kenneth Griffin officiating. Burial followed under the direction of Shaffer & Collins Funeral Home.
Mrs. Smith was born Dec. 25, 1941 in Spokane, Wash. to Fred and Dorothy Bouldin McDaniel. She and her family moved to Mississippi when she was young. She was a member of Tobeka M.B. Church.
Survivors include her husband, Lennel Smith Jr.; three children, Rodney Terrell Richardson of Tupelo and Terry Renaldo Richardson (Toni) and Belinda Richardson of Yazoo City; eight grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; and a host of other relatives and friends.
Serving as pallbearers were Floyd Banks, Terry Richardson, C.L. Brown, Dertex Young, Andre Fox and Gerry Green.
Honorary pallbearers were Terry Palmer, Tyranny Johnson, Donell Anthony, Rodney Richardson, Walter Jackson and Rafael Richardson.
Lillie B. Swinney, 70, died Dec. 29, 2010.
Funeral services were Jan. 9 at St. Paul C.M.E in Bentonia with Rev. Willie A. White officiating. Burial followed at the church Cemetery under the direction of Shaffer & Collins Funeral Home.
Mrs. Swinney was born Jan. 9, 1940 in Bentonia to Singular Dale Swinney and J.C. Roberts. She received her early education in Bentonia and did domestic work most of her life.
She was preceded in death by her only child, Jessie Charles Swinney.
Survivors include seven grandchildren, Curtis Nolan (Jean), Cheffon Carter, Charlette Carter, Chevonda Carter, LaKeith Swinney (Monique) and Latcha Swinney, all of Bentonia; and 18 great-grandchildren.
Serving as pallbearers were Cornell Swinney, Bobby Swinney, Wayne Hubbard, John Swinney, Victor Granderson and Reggie Swinney.
Honorary pallbearers were Curtis Nolan, LaKeith Swinney, Keon Carter, DeManuel Carter, Tavaris Cooper and Keith Cooper.
Melvene Roberts Kenney, 66, died Monday, Jan. 10, 2011 at home in Dubois, Wyoming.
A spring memorial service in Bentonia at a date to be announced.
Mrs. Kenney was born March 9, 1944 in Yazoo City to Wade H. and Florine Hilderbrand Roberts. She was the owner of M Bar Seven Seasonings.
She was preceded in death by her parents; and a brother, Wade Hughes Roberts Jr.
Survivors include her husband, Timothy J. Kenny of Dubois, Wyo.; a son, Ronald Paula Stupka; a daughter, Robin Yvette Stupka; a brother, David Buford Roberts; nine grandchildren and two great-great grandchildren.
Mom was creative in many ways. She was an excellent seamstress and over the past 10 years had become very dedicated to quilting. She has made incredible quilts for her grandchildren and had 3 more started when her illness began making it too difficult to focus and use her hands. She loved her grandchildren and wanted to make each one a quilt that reflected their own individual personality.
Mom also loved cooking and creating new flavors and dishes for Tim and all of us to experience and enjoy. In the late 1990s she created her own line of spices and jellies that sold all over the United States under the Business name of "M Bar Seven Seasonings."
Mom was born in Yazoo City, but grew up most of her childhood years in Bogalusa La. While growing up in Bogalusa, she fell in love with the food and the Cajun French Culture. Mine and Paul's Cajun French Grandmother taught Mom how to cook Cajun style and Mom never stopped, always taking her skills a step further to even teaching Cajun cooking classes out West introducing the culture she loved to new friends. She enjoyed the Ocean and the Mountain's, but Mom loved her home and family in Bentonia, where she roamed the hills and hallows as a child and held so many precious memories with grandparents, family and friends. Just minutes after her passing her childhood best friend called to check on her and we cried together as she shared their love for each other and the fun they had together as children. That was priceless! Love grows deep in our early years.
Mom was such a lady beautiful and feminine yet she taught my brother and I how to tote and shot a gun and ride motorcycles. I never will forget the time out at the old home place in Bentonia when Paul brought a water moccasin up to the house in a bucket. Mom needless to say had a few choice words for my snake-toting brother and while still telling him off took a shotgun and blew the snake and the bucket into pieces. Yes, this is the same beautiful mother that made sure I knew the importance of using the right moisturizer's on my face, eyes and of course don't forget the neck area and God forbid that you didn't keep those toenails pretty and painted at all times. Mom was a Christian and very committed to growing closer to Jesus and sharing her faith. So many have shared with me how her faith and testimony has influenced their walk with Jesus.
We are so grateful for the years we have had her and for this last Christmas where we gathered around her like presents under her tree. It was a beautiful painful time where Paul and I and our children and Uncle David (Mom's brother) gathered at her and Timmy's house to hug and love on her one last Christmas. Mom we love you and to say we miss you is so shallow. It is more like a gaping hole that no one else will ever be able to fill. It is only knowing you are with Jesus and that we will see you again that makes the pain feel any better.
Memorials may be made to: "In Memory of Melvene Roberts Kenney", Samaritan's Purse, PO Box 3000, Boone NC 28607 or online at www. samaritanspurse.org.
Wilma C. Heathcock, 62, died Friday, Jan. 21, 2011 at University Medical Center in Jackson.
Funeral services were Monday at Fletcher's Chapel Cemetery with Rev. Ray Woods officiating. Burial followed under the direction of Stricklin-King Funeral Home.
Mrs. Heathcock was born Dec. 12, 1928 in Yazoo County to Seabron and Helen Hanna Thomasson. She was a homemaker and a member of Oil City Baptist Church.
Survivors include four sons, Tracy Carl Carlton, Ricky Carlton and Shawn Heathcock of Bentonia and Shannon Lee of Harrisburg, Ark.; two half-sisters, Fay Glenn of Tillar, Ark. and Sue Wildmon of Arkansas; and 12 grandchildren.
Serving as pallbearers were Shelton Burrough, Richard Moore, Justin Neese, Wade Spiars, James Gallagher and Wayne Fielder.
Sandra K. Jackson, 51, died Monday, Jan. 25, 2011 at Baptist Medical Center in Jackson.
Visitation will be from 5-7 p.m. Thursday at First Baptist Church. Funeral services are Friday at 1:30 p.m. at First Baptist Church with Rev. David Bryant and Rev. Lewis Kalil officiating. Burial will follow at Stricklin-King Funeral Home under the direction of Stricklin-King Funeral Home.
Mrs. Jackson was born Jan. 22, 1960 in Yazoo City to James and Peggy Screws Jackson. She was a retired nurse and a member of First Baptist Church.
Survivors include her mohter, Peggy Jackson of Yazoo City; brother, Jimmy Jackson (Cindy) of Yazoo City; sister, Julie Kraft (Ernie) of Florence, nephew, Lee Jackson of Prentiss; two nieces, Melissa Kraft of Florence and Brandy Brewer of Hattiesburg; and two aunts, Mickey Laney of Lake Chotard and Jennie Watson of Lucedale.
Pallbearers are Roy Watson, Lee Jackson, Ernie Kraft, Wade Watson, Carl Rayfield Jr. and Andrew Mayhan.
Honorary pallbearers are Taz Ketchum, Nich King, Vernon Sikes, John Sandlin, Chris Campbell, Keith Myers, Albert Carver, David Borganogni, Glynn Babb, B.J. Malley, Mitcher Mixon and Medgar Gibbs.
Annie Lois Childress Sharbrough, 81, died Saturday, Jan. 22, 2011.
Funeral services were Tuesday at Stricklin-King Funeral Home. Burial followed at Glenwood Cemetery.
Mrs. Sharbrough was born Nov. 19, 1929 in Satartia to Sam and Ethyl Byrd Childress. She attended Satartia Central High School and graduated from Whitworth College High School Department. She attended the University of Mississippi, where she was a member of the Phi Mu Sorority. She was a member of Holly Bluff United Methodist Church.
She was preceded in death by her parents; a brother, Samuel Hall Childress Jr.; a son, Samuel Sharbrough; and a grandson, Samuel Sharbrough Jr.
Survivors include her husband, Red Sharbrough; son, William C. Sharbrough III (Dana); daughter in law, Linda LeMoine Sharbrough; and grandchildren, Geoffrey, Matthew, Kathryn and Fletcher.
Memorials may be sent to Holly Bluff United Methodist Church, St. Jude's Hospital or the American Cancer Society.
Kathryn L. Stokes, 77, died Thursday, Jan. 20, 2011 at home in Crystal Springs.
Funeral services were Saturday at the Stricklin-King Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Gary Henderson officiating. Burial followed at Glenwood Cemetery.
Mrs. Stokes was born Oct. 18, 1933 in Yazoo County to James Monroe Pierce and Willie Kate Porch Pierce. She was a homemaker and a Baptist.
She was preceded in death by a great-granddaughter, Kathryn Alexis Johnson.
Survivors include her husband, Walter Lee Stokes of Crystal Springs; two daughters, Kathryn Dorothea Stokes of Jackson and Debbie Yvonne Johnston of Jackson; a brother, Charles Pierce of Birmingham, Ala.; two grandsons, Charlie Walter Johnson and Casey Lee Johnson; a granddaughter, Rachael Marie Mitchell; and six great-grandchildren.


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