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THE KNIGHTS by Aristophanes, Part 17
CLEON (showing him the hare) Do you see this, you rogue? SAUSAGE-SELLER (pretending to look afar) A fig for that! Here are some people coming to seek me. They are envoys, bearing sacks bulging with money. CLEON (Hearing money mentioned CLEON turns his head, and the SAUSAGE-SELLER seizes the opportunity to snatch away the stewed hare.) Where, where, I say? SAUSAGE-SELLER Bah! What's that to you? Will you not even now let the strangers alone? Dear Demos, do you see this stewed hare which I bring you? CLEON Ah! rascal! you have shamelessly robbed me. SAUSAGE-SELLER You have robbed too, you robbed the Laconians at Pylos. DEMOS Please tell me, how did you get the idea to filch it from him? SAUSAGE-SELLER The idea comes from the goddess; the theft is all my own. CLEON And I had taken such trouble to catch this hare and I was the one who had it cooked. DEMOS (to CLEON) Get you gone! My thanks are only for him who served it. CLEON Ah! wretch! you have beaten me in impudence! SAUSAGE-SELLER Well then, Demos, say now, who has treated you best, you and your stomach? Decide! DEMOS How shall I act here so that the spectators shall approve my judgment? SAUSAGE-SELLER I will tell you. Without saying anything, go and rummage through my basket, and then through the Paphlagonian's, and see what is in them; that's the best way to judge. DEMOS Let us see then, what is there in yours? SAUSAGE-SELLER Why, it's empty, dear little father; I have brought everything to you. DEMOS This is a basket devoted to the people. SAUSAGE-SELLER Now hunt through the Paphlagonian's. (Pause, as Demos does so) Well? DEMOS Oh! what a lot of good things! Why it's quite full! Oh! what a huge great part of this cake he kept for himself! He had only cut off the least little tiny piece for me. SAUSAGE-SELLER But this is what he has always done. Of everything he took, he only gave you the crumbs, and kept the bulk. DEMOS (to CLEON) Oh! rascal! was this the way you robbed me? And I was loading you with chaplets and gifts! CLEON I robbed for the public weal. DEMOS (to CLEON) Give me back that crown; I shall give it to him. SAUSAGE-SELLER Return it quick, quick, you gallows-bird. CLEON No, for the Pythian oracle has revealed to me the name of him who shall overthrow me. SAUSAGE-SELLER And that name was mine, nothing can be clearer. CLEON Reply and I shall soon see whether you are indeed the man whom the god intended. Firstly, what school did you attend when a child? SAUSAGE-SELLER It was in the kitchens, where I was taught with cuffs and blows. CLEON What's that you say? (aside) Ah! this is truly what the oracle said. (To the SAUSAGE-SELLER) And what did you learn from the master of exercises? SAUSAGE-SELLER I learnt to take a false oath without a smile, when I had stolen something. CLEON (frightened; aside) Oh! Phoebus Apollo, god of Lycia! I am undone! (To the SAUSAGE-SELLER) And when you had become a man, what trade did you follow? SAUSAGE-SELLER I sold sausages and did a bit of fornication. CLEON (in consternation; aside) Oh! my god! I am a lost man! Ah! still one slender hope remains. (to the SAUSAGE-SELLER) Tell me, was it on the market-place or near the gates that you sold your sausages? SAUSAGE-SELLER Near the gates, in the market for salted goods. CLEON (in tragic despair) Alas! I see the prophecy of the god is verily come true. Alas! roll me home. I am a miserable ruined man. Farewell, my chaplet. 'Tis death to me to part with you. So you are to belong to another; 'tis certain he cannot be a greater thief, but perhaps he may be a luckier one. (He gives the chaplet to the SAUSAGE-SELLER.)
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"Aspects of Heavy Quark Theory," I.I. Bigi, M. Shifman, N. Uraltsev, Annu. Rev. Nucl. Part. Sci. 47 (1997) 591.
"CP Violation," I.I. Bigi, A.I. Sanda, Cambridge University Press (1999); the second edition will be appear in the Spring of 2009.
"Imprecated, yet Impeccable: On the Theoretical Evaluation of G(B X_c /lv)," D. Benson, I.I. Bigi, Th. Mannel, N. Uraltsev, Nucl. Phys. B 665 (2003) 367.
"A Cicerone for the Physics of Charm," D. Benson, I. Bigi, S. Bianco, F. Fabbri, La Rivista di Nuovo Cimento, # 7-8 (2003) 1.
"CP Violation in the SM, Quantum Subtleties and the Insights of Yogi Berra," I.I. Bigi, Chin. Journal of Physics 45, #3 (2007) 283 – 345.
"Matter-antimatter oscillations and CP violation as manifested through quantum mysteries," I.I. Bigi, Rep. Prog. Phys. 70 (2007) 1 – 68.
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HIV-infected patients are living longer as a result of potent antiretroviral therapy. Immuno-inflammatory phenomena implicated in the normal aging process, including immune senescence, depreciation of the adaptive immune system, and heightened systemic inflammation are also pathophysiologic sequelae of HIV infection, suggesting HIV infection can potentiate the biological mechanisms of aging. Aging HIV-infected patients manifest many comorbidities at earlier ages, and sometimes with more aggressive phenotypes compared to seronegative counterparts. In this review, we describe relevant biologic changes shared by normal aging and HIV infection and explore the growing spectrum of clinical manifestations associated with the accelerated aging phenotype in HIV-infected individuals.
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- Title
- Accelerated aging and human immunodeficiency virus infection: Emerging challenges of growing older in the era of successful antiretroviral therapy
- Journal
Journal of NeuroVirology
Volume 18, Issue 4 , pp 247-255
- Cover Date
- 2012-08-01
- 10.1007/s13365-011-0073-y
- Print ISSN
- 1355-0284
- Online ISSN
- 1538-2443
- Publisher
- Springer US
- Additional Links
- Topics
- Keywords
- Aging
- Immune senescence
- Chronic inflammation
- Cardiovascular
- Frailty
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- Ramona Bhatia (1)
- Patrick Ryscavage (2)
- Babafemi Taiwo (1)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, Division of Infectious Diseases, 645 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, IL, 60611, USA
- 2. Institute of Human Virology, University of Maryland School of Medicine, 725 West Lombard St., Baltimore, MD, 21201, USA


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Al Harrington posted 10 points and 11 rebounds, while Ty Lawson scored 14 to go with 10 assists in the win.
The Bobcats, losers of six in a row, were led by Gerald Henderson's 21 points.
Charlotte, which shot just 36.7 percent, was kept in this game by forcing 25 turnovers. That led to 28 points for the hosts, but the Bobcats went just 17- of-54 from the field over the final two quarters.
A layup from D.J. Augustin had the Bobcats within 61-59 with 7:28 left in the third, but Kenneth Faried's jam off a feed from Lawson finished off an ensuing 9-0 burst.
Denver held a 74-66 lead moving to the fourth, and was in front by as many as 13, at 84-71, following Harrington's layup with 7:08 left. Charlotte never got closer than six the rest of the way.
"I don't know what that third quarter is. We just can't seem to pick it up in that third quarter," Bobcats coach Paul Silas said.
The Bobcats surged to a 20-9 lead, but ended the opening quarter with a small 28-23 edge.
An alley-oop jam from JaVale McGee moved the Nuggets to a 45-37 lead midway through the second, but Charlotte netted the final eight points of the half and faced a 52-51 deficit at intermission.
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Well I measured my body fat today and almost fell over when it said 21.9%! I didn't think it would be anywhere near that low after the holiday so was initially really chuffed. Although when I looked into it a bit more, I've also lost 4lbs in weight so I guess the % will automatically be a bit different. I was thinking that some of this weight loss could be muscle as I did no training for nearly 2 weeks and didn't eat brilliantly, but it says my body fat mass went from 16.7kg to 15.2kg which is 1.5kg or 3.3lbs so I suppose that accounts for a lot of the 4lbs.
Enough analysing methinks, will see how it all looks at the end of my hardcore 3 weeks and will prob get a truer picture.
Had a good workout last night, done at least 40+ mins of cardio each day this week, will do the same tomorrow with a workout on thurs so is looking good. Tracking every single thing I eat this week as well as this keeps me on track better if I can see it in black and white. Did really well with food yesterday until I had a protein flapjack from the gym after the workout as was going straight to pub after (for diet coke only!) and couldn't believe the carbs/sugar/fat in it. Note to self: no more of those!


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The staff is very nice and the location is very good"
This hotel was in a central locale, a short walk to Kyoto station (15 min) and a short distance to many other historic sites. There were plenty of dining options close by and the hotel staff were very friendly & accommodating."
Service at the front desk was helpful but with a forced smile. Location of the hotel is great as it shares the Tozai and Karasuma Subway line. Its a quiet location."
The hotel location is close to subway and shopping. The airport bus is next bulding for $1000 Janpen. I would come back if come to Osaka next time."
Made it so easy for us to catch trains to bith Nada and Nara and couldn't beat the ease of departure on the day we flew out. Hotel staff responded promptly to all requests. Breakfast offetings were of high quality and generous. The afternoon buffet was an excellent value. Only criticism: beds are HARD."
The room was clean, and large by Japanese standards. The hotel amenities were standard. Note that the front desk is on the 8th floor. The best thing about the hotel is the proximity to the Osaka JR station. The hotel is about a 5 to 10 minute walk west of the Osaka station (Sakurabashi gate, if I recall correctly). Walk through the mall and the hotel is half a block away. If you have a JR pass, this hotel is very convenient."
Amagasaki was destroyed in the Kobe quake and is completely new and renovated. This hotel is new and convenient in that it is connected to the station and malls via a skywalk. Very modern area, clean and urban. Staff very friendly and helpful. Buffet breakfast included with our room. Very good value."
Overall the Hotel Nikko Nara was good value for money; however, the pillows and duvets weren't the most comfortable."
I had a wonderful experience. The room was large and the bed was very comfortable. It is convenient to Nara Station."
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As I noted in an earlier blog entry, Fairbanks Branch Library hosted a bedtime storytime at 7:00 pm on Monday, August 31, to say "aloha" to the end of summer vacation. Children were encouraged to wear pajamas and slippers to the storytime and many of the Fairbanks Library staff wore their pajamas and slippers and robes all day to celebrate. Please look at the branch photos section to view several photos we took of the staff wearing their pjs (check out those bunny slippers!), and of the children (more bunny slippers!!), and myself during storytime. Guess I need to get some bunny slippers!
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Media Day and training camp are always outlets for players to discuss how they're in the best shape of their lives, how much they've improved their game, their bodies, etc. etc. Between this common rhetoric, however, some interesting quotes can be found and analyzed. The New York Knicks went through all of the usual motions yesterday, but Tyson Chandler had some interesting things to offer regarding defense, team leadership and chemistry, and most of all, contributing on offense.
Chandler is a rare player who succeeds as one of the most efficient offensive players while being quite limited offensively. In two seasons with the Knicks, Chandler has averaged 10.8 points per game on 65.8% FG with a True Shooting percentage of 68.9%, among the best in the league. However, his offensive diet consists almost totally of dunks, alley-oops, put-backs, and layups around the rim. He has almost no semblance of a post move, and he rarely ever takes jump shots. Check out Chandler's shot chart, courtesy of NBA.com/Stats:
Outside of the pretty green area located inside the paint, Chandler attempted just 13 shots. Despite his high efficiency around the basket, his limited skill set can hurt the Knicks in some situations. He can't spread the floor, can't play with his back to the basket, and can occasionally look clumsy trying to collect himself in a crowd of people and score the ball. He's a devastating finisher in the pick-and-roll, posting an average of 1.3 points per possession as a role man, shooting 67%, good for seventh best in the NBA. The pick-and-roll account for over 30% of Chandler's offense in 2012-13.
However, sometimes that's not enough, as we saw in the semi-finals against the Indiana Pacers. The Pacers shut down the pick-and-roll, granted Raymond Felton pull-up jumpers, and denied Chandler any access to the paint. He was unable to spread the floor, so baskets around the rim were hard to come by for any teammate, thus forcing them to the perimeter.
This summer, Chandler claims to have worked on a jump hook and mid-range jumper, according to Ian Begley. Rejoice! It should be music to Knicks fans' ears. Of course, Chandler has made such claims before. Last summer he was supposed to work out with Hakeem Olajuwon, but eventually had to cancel. At the end of last season, in his exit interview, he said he wanted to become more involved on the offensive end. Chandler was pretty quiet this summer (it was one of the rare offseasons in which he's not playing for USA Basketball), but it seems he's followed through with his plans.
The Knicks' offense still functioned at an extremely efficient rate last year with Chandler in the lineup — a staggering 110 points per 100 possessions, the third best mark on the team. But as mentioned, smart, rough-neck defenses like the Indiana Pacers figured out a way to halt the Knicks' offense and effectively removed Chandler from the equation.
It's not as if Chandler will suddenly become a force on the block. But if he can make defenders respect his mid-range jumper (think about how crucial just one jumper from the elbow per game would be), or show the ability to drop step and hit a jump hook, suddenly, defenses have to respect more than just his pick-and-roll game. From there, the Knicks would find ample spacing to once again make their offense hum,
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This winter, German gas hubs NetConnect Germany (NCG) and GASPOOL have again needed to buy gas in order to balance the country's gas network, the two hub operators said.
In addition, GASPOOL's balancing costs will be even higher this winter than the difficult previous winter, said GASPOOL's managing director Ulf Kreyenbrock.
Like last year, both hub operators recorded periods of major shortfalls in the system. Since October 2010, NCG has spent €100m on balancing energy, the company told ICIS Heren. In November 2010, GASPOOL's balancing costs reached a peak of €20m, the hub operator's data show - and the managing director expects the total costs this season to top the previous year's expenses.
From October 2009 until December 2010, GASPOOL had to raise €153m, while income from balancing energy was just €24.5m. In November 2009 alone, balancing costs reached a high of €25m, according to the managing director. The more active NCG hub had to raise €180m between October 2009 and April 2010, the company told ICIS Heren.
In an attempt to lower the level of balancing energy required, the regulator Bundesnetzagentur (BNetzA) launched an amendment to the country's gas balancing law (Mitteilung Nr.4), GABI gas, in March 2010. With this ruling, BNetzA put several incentives in place aimed at preventing shortfalls in the system, effective from 1 April.
However, this has not had a significant effect on the amount of energy needed to balance the system, Kreyenbrock said last month. Still, GASPOOL's situation is better this winter compared with the 2009-2010 season, when the company found itself in a particularly difficult position. As a recently started business, the hub was not able to secure bank loans to cover the time between paying the balancing costs and receiving reimbursement from market participants. Therefore, GASPOOL shareholders had to raise the funds to cover balancing costs.
Since then, the hub operator has introduced a payment plan with fixed installments from an account dedicated to covering the costs of balancing the system - a solution that was approved by BNetzA in the March 2010 amendment. In the current season, GASPOOL is able to cover balancing costs mainly through this account, and does not need the financial support of its shareholders, the company told ICIS Heren.
In addition, GASPOOL now purchases balancing energy from various sources. In May, the hub operator started buying balancing energy partly from the European Energy Exchange (EEX). According to Kreyenbrock, this can be cheaper then buying it through the hub's own platform. On the other hand, the deals done through the EEX require immediate payment, while other transactions have to be paid within four to six weeks. "The EEX is important for our portfolio, but only as a supplement to our own platform," Kreyenbrock said.
NCG also purchases balancing energy from its own platform as well as from the exchange. In contrast to GASPOOL's payment plan from a dedicated account, NCG claims to cover balancing costs through bank loans and the financial backup from stakeholders alone.
The German hub operators can also expect to get their own source of income soon - through the implementation of a new hub fee, which BNetzA is aiming to introduce this year (see ESGM 18 January 2011).
BNetzA told ICIS Heren that there are no concrete plans for changes in the balancing regime yet. The regulator stressed, however, that it will present an evaluation paper to the German economics ministry about the effects of GABI gas on 1 April 2011. "This will also contain suggestions to improve the current system", BNetzA added, but did not comment on the details. JR
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When people scoff at sending humans to Mars, and say that pictures of wheel marks on a red desert are not worth the trouble when there are so many things here at home that we could be spending money on, it makes me claustrophobic. It's as if we're trying, out of guilt or shame, to crawl back into the cave and watch the shadows on the wall. We're trying to stay children in our parents' house, knowing that the road leads to town, and then to another town. We're saying, "Look, we made a really great toilet that flushes itself! Remember that printing press? That was pretty neat. We even made pyramids — those things are huge! Can't we just be happy with making a great toilet even greater? Do we really have to go to Mars?"
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James Michael Autry
James Michael Autry, 61, of Lamar, died June 28, 2012, at Baptist Hospital in Memphis, Tenn. He was a member of Bluff Springs Baptist Church and a mechanic.
Services were held at 2 p.m. on July 2 at Holly Springs Funeral Home Chapel. Burial was in Autry Family Cemetery in Lamar. Bro. Donald Worsham and Bro. Farron Ash officiated.
He leaves his wife, Deborah Autry; a daughter, Missy Autry Byrd (Gary) of Lamar; a brother, Harley Autry of Ashland; three sisters, Nita Nunnally (Wayne Yeager), Barbara Byrd (Charles), Linda Bolden, all of Ashland; and four grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by a sister, Cathy Goode; and two brothers, Marion "Buddy" Autry, Mark Goode Autry.
For online condolences visit www.hsfuneralhome.com.
Mingo Balfour
Mingo Balfour, 83, of Holly Springs, died June 26, 2012, at Trinity Mission Health & Rehab. He was a member of Anderson Chapel CME Church and a retired brick mason.
Services will be held at a later date. J.F. Brittenum and Son Funeral Home will be in charge of arrangements.
He leaves his wife, Marlene Lovelady Balfour; two daughters, Yolanda Ernestine Dunham of Mesa, Ariz., Josephine Balfour of Rockford, Ill.; and a stepson, Jesse Mitchell of Jannville, Wisc.
He was preceded in death by children Edward Mingo Balfour, Derek Balfour and Constance Frazier.
Sharon Clark
Sharon Elliott Clark, 73, of Byhalia, died June 12, 2012, at her home. She was the widow of Clifton E. Clark. She lived in South Jordan, Utah, for 33 years, then moved to Byhalia.
Graveside services were held at 11 a.m. on June 18 at Memorial Estates, West Jordan.
She leaves a daughter, Julie Ann Viger (Matt); five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by a sister, Pamela; two brothers, Tom and Mick; and a daughter, Jenny Lynne.
Johnnie Vernon Coker
Johnnie Vernon Coker, 74, of Ashland, died June 29, 2012. He was a lieutenant in the Memphis, Tenn., fire department.
Services were held at 3 p.m. on July 1 at Ashland Baptist Church with burial in the Ashland Cemetery. Dr. Gerald Hodges officiated. Holly Springs Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
He leaves his wife, Nell Gresham Coker; a daughter, Tina Coker Gaddy of Arlington, Tenn.; five sons, Rick Coker (Denise) of Jonesboro, Ark., Greg Coker (Heather) of Arlington, Tenn., Keith Thompson (Betty), Jerry Thompson (Trina), Greg Thompson (Jennifer), all of Ashland; a sister, Sandra Fielding of Atlanta, Ga.; 16 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
For online condolences visit www.hsfuneralhome.com.
Danny Ray Cook
Danny Ray Cook, 51, of Decatur, Ala., died June 18, 2012, at Parkway Medical Center. He was a truck driver.
Memorial services will be held at a later date. Parkway Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
He leaves a son, Bobby Ray Cook of New Albany; a daughter, Bridget Leanne Cook-Robinson of New Albany; a brother, Darrell Glen Cook of Decatur, Ala.; and two aunts, Mary Jo Anderson (Leslie) of Potts Camp and Sue Alderman of Poplar Bluff, Mo.
He was preceded in death by a brother, Donald Gene Cook, his mother, Oma Christine Cook and his father, Aubrey Gene Cook.
In lieu of flowers or gifts, please make donations to American Cancer Society.
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Marnesha Margaret-Rose Elliott, 19, of Humboldt, Tenn., formerly of Ashland, died June 27, 2012, at Vanderbilt Medical Center in Nashville, Tenn. She was a 2011 graduate of Humboldt High School and a direct support professional with Omni Visions.
Services were held at 3 p.m. on June 1 at Mt. Zion CME Church in Ashland, where she was a member. Burial was in the church cemetery. J.F. Brittenum and Son Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
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Charles Henry Henderson
Charles Henry Henderson, 71, of Holly Springs, died June 30, 2012 at his home. A Christian, he was with the Department of Human Services.
Services were held at 11 a.m. on July 3 at the Holly Springs Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Hill Crest Cemetery. Bro. David Bishop officiated.
He leaves a son, Steve Henderson (Connie) of Potts Camp; two brothers, Richard (Winky) Henderson of Hickory Flat, Donald Henderson of Holly Springs; and a grandchild, Cory Wayne Henderson.
He was preceded in death by sons Bobby Dean Henderson, Robert Lynn Henderson and a sister, Rebecca Marie Love.
For online condolences visit www.hsfuneralhome.com.
Roger James Sr.
Roger James Sr., 86, of Holly Springs, died June 28, 2012 at Alliance HealthCare System in Holly Springs. A retired laborer, he was a member of Mt. Peel MB Church in Laws Hill.
Services were held at 11 a.m. on July 3 at Yarbrough Chapel CME Church in Holly Springs, with burial in the church cemetery. Rev. Eddie Goliday Sr. officiated. J.F. Brittenum and Son Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
He leaves his wife, Omia Dell Clayborn James; a daughter, Claudiaette Goliday of Oxford; four sons, Roger James Jr., James A. Clayborn, both of Holly Springs, Melvin James, Perry James, both of Memphis, Tenn.; a sister, Ethel Lee Pruitt of South Bend, Ind.; 21 grandchildren; 27 great-grandchildren and seven great-great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by a daughter, Corrine Falkner.
Gloria Jean Duncan Jones
Gloria Jean Duncan Jones, 38, of Holly Springs, died June 19, 2012 at North Mississippi Medical Center in Tupelo. She was a former employee of Corky's in Collierville, Tenn.; a 1991 graduate of Holly Springs High School and a 2010 graduate of Concorde Career College as a pharmacy tech. She was a member of Abundant Truth Salt and Light Ministries in Oxford.
Services were held at 1 p.m. on June 28 at New Dimension Salt and Light Ministries in Holly Springs, pastored by Octavius Allen; eulogy by Pastor Shelby Washington. Burial was in Pleasant Grove MB Church Cemetery in Red Banks. Serenity Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
She leaves her husband Gary Jones of Memphis, Tenn.; three children, Kendrick Duncan, Krishona Duncan and Gabriesha Jones, all of Holly Springs; her mother and father, Willie Evan Duncan and Curtis Collins, both of Holly Springs; a brother, Antonio Duncan; a sister, Rochelle Duncan, both of Holly Springs; and six grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by a very special person, her grandmother, Lula Mae Duncan.
Pallbearers were Kendrick Duncan, Charles Duncan, Curtis Summerlars, Lawrence Wilson, Antonio Duncan, Stanley Duncan, Robert Pegues, Fredrick Wilson. Honorary pallbearers were Jarvis Duncan, Marese Faulkner, Derrick Boxley, Stanley Duncan, Reginald Moore, Harold Wilkins and Dewayne Wilkins.
George E. Powell
George E. Powell, 66, died June 28, 2012, at his home in Byhalia. He was the widower of Kathy. He retired from Bellsouth and The Communications Workers of America after serving as state director for 34 years. He served as the executive vice president of the MS AFL-CIO. After retirement he served as the chairman of the MS Employment Security Commission. He was active in the Democratic party serving as chairman of the Marshall County Democratic party, he was a member of the State Democratic Executive Committee and served on the DNC as the National Committeeman of MS.
Services were held at 10 a.m. on July 2 at First Baptist Church in Byhalia. Brantley Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
He leaves a son, Mike (Debbie) House; a daughter, Linda McPhail; two sisters, Patricia Gallaher and Donna Bourne; five grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by a sister, Peggy Kinchen; and a brother, Robert Earl Powell.
Memorials may be made to St. Jude's Children's Hospital.
James Walker Skelton
James Walker Skelton, 88, of Lamar, died June 29, 2012 at Baptist DeSoto Hospital in Southaven. A farmer, he was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and a U.S. Army veteran of World War II.
Services were held at 5 p.m. on July 2 at Holly Springs Funeral Home with burial in the John C. Skelton Cemetery in Lamar. Bishop Michael Roland officiated.
He leaves his wife, Myrtis Jewell Allen Skelton; a brother, James Curtis Skelton of Lamar; and three sisters, Dale Kahler of Memphis, Tenn., Martha Allen of Lamar, Addie Watkins of Barton.
He was preceded in death by a son, James Lewis Skelton.
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