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Uriah Hall has a new opponent for his next UFC fight.
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Bloomsday: a celebration of all things James Joyce – and, more specifically, everything Leopold Bloom. June 16 is the day James Joyce first enjoyed a date with Nora Barnacle, who would become the love of his life, and in tribute, June 16, 1904 is the day during which all of the story in Ulysses takes place. I read Joyce at Harvard Extension several years ago, to fulfill one of my ALM elective credits, and I fell in love with his voice almost immediately. Ulysses is a masterwork of English Literature – a simple day-in-the-life-of story, but a complex tapestry of passion, imagination, symbolism, patriotism, spirituality, and erudition. Joyce's hero, Leopold Bloom, is a lusty, vigorous man fraught with insecurities and obligations — far too human for me to sum up in a few words. But I can say this – Bloom ate with gusto:
"He liked thick giblet soup, nutty gizzards, a stuffed roast heart, liverslices fried with crustcrumbs, fried hencods' roes. Most of all he liked grilled mutton kidneys which gave to his palate a fine tang of faintly scented urine."
For breakfast, 107 years ago yesterday morning, Bloom enjoyed a pan-seared pork kidney:
"…[he] crushed the pan flat on the live coals and watched the lump of butter slide and melt. … [H]e unwrapped … and dropped the kidney amid the sizzling butter sauce. Pepper. He sprinkled it through his fingers ringwise from the chipped eggcup…. He prodded a fork into the kidney and slapped it over… [later]… pungent smoke shot up in an angry jet from the side of the pan. By prodding a prong of the fork under the kidney he detached it and turned it turtle on its back. Only a little burnt. He tossed it off the pan onto a plate and let the scanty brown gravy trickle over it… He shore away the burnt flesh and flung it to the cat. Then he put a forkful into his mouth, chewing with discernment the toothsome pliant meat."
My apologies to James for my clumsy editing, yet this is a food blog – not a literature blog – and it's Bloom's breakfast at the onset of Calypso (and not Molly's awakening, or Milly's remembrances) I'm mulling over today.
Yet, dear readers, surely you can see that my picture above is not one of pork kidneys! Alas, neither Whole Foods nor Savenor's had the requisite innards on hand – nor, to be quite honest, do I relish said innards as much as Bloom does. (Clayton – even less so.) But I had to honor the Irish muse and his Bloom and Dedalus and Molly and Dublin somehow – so I took to the internet to find a recipe for an appropriately themed Irish dinner by which to pay homage to Joyce and his creations. Thank you, Tara, at Smells Like Home for your excellent rendition of bangers and colcannon: your recipe's beguiling picture (as displayed on the third page of Tastespotting.com's search engine return for "irish") simply called out to me, arresting me in my tracks, compelling me to make her — as Joyce's faux-chapter-heading's namesake did to her Odysseus. On the plate, Ogygia is represented by a mountainous island of craggy white mashed potatoes, stubbled throughout with bacon and cabbage and spring onion, surrounded by a chocolate stout and brown sugar sea. Like the lotus-eating sailors lounging with lassitude on the water's edge, seared brown in the sun, my tender pork and garlic sausages lay tanned and glistening on the spud surface, sweating savory juices, just begging to be eaten.
Bloomsday Bangers and Colcannon with Brown Sugar Guinness Gravy
1lb yukon gold potatoes
4 oz bacon
1 head cabbage
3-4 spring onions
3/4 lb pork sausage
12 oz Guinness beef
brown sugar
salt and pepper
sour cream
My basics tonight were thick cut bacon, sausages, potatoes, and cabbage. Almost everything else I had on hand, so on top of being a celebration of a literary masterpiece, this was cheap enough a meal for even Stephen Dedalus to afford (in today's economy – relatively speaking, that is). Whole Foods used to carry bangers, but when I asked the butcher why I didn't see them in the window, he said no one had ever purchased them or even showed any interest — until they no longer had them. But they did have a non-Italian styled "garlic and pork" sausage, which was mild enough to stand-in for the traditional banger, even if they were larger. I purchased 3, knowing I'd split them later.
I start with my potatoes, which I peel, cut into 8ths, dump into salted water, and bring to a boil for about 15 minutes, or until I can easily pierce them with a fork. Meanwhile…
… I dice my bacon…
… and very thinly slice my cabbage.
The bacon goes into a hot pan, along with a generous helping of fresh cracked black pepper, to render all the fat and crisp.
But oh – there's not enough fat yet! I add a couple tablespoons of butter to the pan, and let it melt and foam…
…before I add the cabbage shreds. I toss this very well, coating all the greens with slick bacon fat, then I set the heat to medium and let this sizzle and sautee for about 10 minutes, until the cabbage is just tendercrisp.
This bundle of spring onions wasn't the greenest — they felt more like small leeks — but the flavor was fine. I chop them roughly, reserving and inch or so of each of the ends to julienne for a final plate garnish.
The chopped onions go into the cabbage pan, where they get tossed in well, too. After about 5 more minutes, salt and pepper to taste, mix one or two more times, then remove the cabbage mix from the pan and set aside.
Now these are some beautiful sausage. They are a bit understuffed (read: limp) actually, which works rather well in the long run, since they have some steaming room inside the casing, resulting in more tender meat. It also keeps them from splitting open during the cooking process, even after you pierce the membrane to release some of the inner juices.
I've got my large skillet set over medium high heat, and I've got a few glugs of EVOO shimmering hot on the surface. In go my links, which I let sear on each side until they're each striped with brown.
When my links are nice and browned, I add my bottle of beer, set the heat to medium, and let my links steam the rest of the way to cooked-fully-through. My Guinness will reduce and condense, concentrating all its malty chocolate Irish flavor as it goes, getting ready to become gravy.
Meanwhile, I've drained, then mashed my potatoes with a fork, and it's time to cream them up. I add a couple tablespoons each of butter and sour cream…
… and about a cup of milk. I return the pan to low heat, and whisk this well into a nice, creamy whipped potato – adding milk as needed until it is just the right consistency.
It's time to make colcannon out of mashed potatoes. I add my reserved bacon and cabbage and onion and black pepper and butter mix to my spuds, and stir well, fully blending the two delicious side dishes into one.
My beer has reduced by 2/3rds, and my sausages are perfectly cooked. I remove them from the pan, and set them aside, leaving the beer boiling over the heat.
I take about a tablespoon of softened butter, and a tablespoon of flour, and I mash it together to form a paste.
I also have about 2 tablespoons of rich, sticky brown sugar ready. I whisk the butterflour and brown sweetness into my boiling, thickened Guinness, lowering the heat to medium, and I let this ambrosia simmer down to a glossy syrupy glaze.
Clayton O'Fountain and I dig into our bangers and mash with much boisterous toasting and smashing together of our Guinness-filled mugs; we sop our sweet sausages with the savory sugary thick brunette gravy, holding our forks overhand and our knives like spatulas; we spread our hot baconcabbagepotatopulp over our forkfulls and jackknife our loads heartily into our open mouths; we grunt with satisfaction, and dive in again and again and again, only pausing to swig malt beverage and to mutter our full-mouthed approval. Afterwards, we lean back in our chairs, loosen our belts, strokepat our tummies, and sing "The Harp That Once through Tara's Halls" a few times, remembering Dublin at the turn of the century, remembering Joyce. Ahhh…. Bloomsday!


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Psychohistory: It's pretty much sociology with some regressions thrown in, isn't it?
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They should focus on their core competency: software. Expand existing business-oriented product-lines to iOS, Android, and Linux, in addition to Windows. There-in lies the revenue. Trying to compete with entrenched hardware manufacturers like Sony and Samsung is a loser's game.
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Or maybe Pit Bulls are just more dangerous:
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I started with an Atari 800 (8 kb) and a cassette drive, although I learned to program on paper a couple years before that with http://www.amazon.com/Understanding-Digital-Computers-Self-learning-Microcomputer/dp/B002E6HIAI a Radio Shack circuitry/logic/programming reference. I'm up to 12 GB now, and my GIS software often pushes the limits.
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Student Presidents of large public universities draw salary, typically between $15,000 and $30,000 annually. They are employed by the state. The payroll check comes from the state of California. That makes this crime more than "nothing".
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Loading "Pirate Adventure" onto an Atari 800 from a cassette drive in 1980 was neither quick nor instantaneous. Plugging in the Star Raiders ROM, on the other hand, was.
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They have one of those: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soldier's_Medal
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The high muzzle velocity (nearly 1000 m/s) is what contributes most to the lethality.
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Rockefeller and his blasted oil wells are threatening the survival of my horse-fodder supply store! I'm calling my solicitor!
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China and the US have similar reserves of coal (about a quarter of the world's supply each.) Coal is a PITA to transport compared to natural gas (weight vs. energy). There's lot's of natural gas in the Arctic http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Petroleum_exploration_in_the_Arctic, which is probably why China is building icebreakers http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MV_Xue_Long. When their second one is built, they will have as many active as the U.S., which *is* an Arctic nation http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arctic_Council with corresponding mineral rights http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Nations_Convention_on_the_Law_of_the_Sea.
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At Erntedankfest http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erntedankfest?
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It seems like this will compete for the Wii / casual gamer crowd (or Apple TV), especially if it isn't restricted to just games but allows any Windows 8 apps to run.
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Decide for yourself: http://www.ipcc.ch/publications_and_data/ar4/wg1/en/contents.html
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With nearly 40 neuroscientists working across multiple departments, Kent State conducts research in molecular biology to behavior, producing interdisciplinary research on neurological diseases and conditions including: traumatic brain injury, post-traumatic street disorder, the effects of aging, addiction and pain management.
"This symposium provides a venue for exchange of the scientific ideas that must take place to solve and treat these critical healthcare problems," says Grant McGimpsey, Ph.D., Kent State's vice president for research.
The symposium's morning keynote speaker is Randy Nelson, Ph.D., Brumbaugh Chair in Brain Research and Teaching; professor and chair, Department of Neuroscience; and distinguished professor, College of Medicine, The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center. He has published more than 350 research papers and several books describing studies in seasonality, behavioral endocrinology, biological rhythms, immune function, sex behavior and aggressive behaviors.
Nelson's presentation, "Effects of Light at Night on Neuroinflammation, Metabolism and Mood," will provide insight into the disruptive effects of light at night on several core clock genes and the resulting neuroinflammation, which may be a potent mechanism through which light at night affects mood and food intake.
The evening keynote speaker is Kevin Guskiewicz, Ph.D., Kenan Distinguished Professor and director of the Matthew Gfeller Sport-Related Traumatic Brain Injury Research Center at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Over the past 17 years, he has focused his research on the effect of sport-related concussion on balance and neuropsychological function in high school and collegiate athletes, and the long-term neurological issues related to playing sports. In 2011, he was awarded a prestigious MacArthur Fellowship.
In his keynote, "Making Sport Safer Through Innovative Science," Guskiewicz will discuss how to better understand the long-term consequences of concussive and sub-concussive impacts to athletes.
The symposium features invited presentations from nationally renowned neuroscientists including J. David Glass, Ph.D., Kent State University; Colleen McClung, Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh; and Michela Marinelli, Ph.D., Rosalind Franklin University; Stephen Rao, Ph.D., Cleveland Clinic; John Gunstad, Ph.D., Kent State University; and Jennifer Vasterling, Ph.D., Boston University. Panel discussions will be held at the end of each session. A reception will be held in the Kent Student Center Ballroom Balcony from 4:15-5:15 p.m.
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Habitat for Humanity of Berkeley County and The Home Depot Foundation have partnered to launch the Repair Corps Program.
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As of 2009, there were approximately 675,000 veterans in the U.S. who were earning 30 – 50 percent of area median income, making them eligible for Habitat partnership.
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Most knives from the factory come with the striations 90 degrees to the edge, as they are often sharpened on a belt sander or other powered sharpener. You can see this by looking at the edge under magnification, or even under a bright light angled across the edge.
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Things I liked:The look and fit. The wood is stunning and solidly attached. There is no movement. The pistol grip is natural. The trigger plug feels more like an M4's. (With the exception of my Daystate airwolf.) No other rifle I have fits as well as this one. Being both tactically comfortable and supported target shooting. When shouldered it feels like a part of you. It is like they measured me for the rifle.
Things I would have changed:How the trigger works is mickey mouse. Its an electric gun, give me an electric trigger. The air pressure gauge is sunk too deep. It needs to be moved closer to the surface of the stock. A parallel plug port for charging the battery. Taking the cover off is laziness on Evanix's design team. Tactical rails every where. Then general over all look is killer.
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Things I liked:I have the max 9mm. I had it for a few weeks before I went out and shot it. After getting over price shock I ordered the pellets. I received the 9mm pellets they were the wrong ones. I called AIRVENTURI and they said no more than 105 grain pellet. The ones I received WERE 117 GRAIN. A little too long for the magazine. Pyramidair swapped them out for me and sent me the correct ones. Finely I got to test It out. I realy like it.
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More senior finance executives from leading organisations such as Pepsi, GlaxoSmithKline, Unisys and the BBC have been appointed to a global think-tank to bring new perspectives on business services and finance transformation issues.
The new appointees to ACCA's (the Association for Chartered Certified Accountants) Finance Transformation Forum will further strengthen the forum's reputation and will bring direct insights and new thinking to opportunities and challenges facing CFOs and business service leaders across finance transformation issues, such as the advent of global business services, talent management and finance operations technology.
Jamie Lyon FCCA, head of corporate sector at ACCA and co-chair of the forum comments: 'I am absolutely delighted to welcome more joiners to the forum. They will all bring a wealth of experience and deeper insights into the issues, challenges and opportunities finance leaders face in continuing to transform their finance and business operations through shared services and outsourcing.'
Deborah Kops, managing principal at Sourcing Change and co-chair, said: 'The forum is really quite unique because it gives leaders in the business services space a platform to come together and honestly discuss what they're seeing and how their businesses are addressing some of these key transformation challenges.'
The new forum members are:
Nigel Coffey, Senior Director Finance Process Transformation, Pepsi Co
Nigel Coffey qualified as an accountant with Arthur Anderson & Co in the UK in 1993 before going on to work with Price Waterhouse in Ireland. He subsequently worked as a finance director with Novo Nordisk Pharmaceuticals and Pfizer in Ireland. As finance director of Pfizer's Irish commercial operations Nigel was involved in the initial set-up of their European Shared Service operations in Dublin in 2002 before subsequently joining the shared service organisation as European Service Delivery Director. The shared service operation supported 22 countries across Europe as a full financial services provider and an additional 106 countries worldwide from an O2C perspective. Nigel joined PepsiCo in 2013 to lead their European Shared Service initiatives.
Leighton Davies, Director of the Finance Centre of Excellence, BBC
Leighton Davies currently leads the Finance Centre of Excellence for the BBC and brings significant finance and business transformation experience and understanding. Prior to joining the BBC Leighton held Finance Director positions with Network Rail and GE Aviation. He started his career training as an accountant with Ernst & Young and then moved his career into corporate finance at Deloitte. He is currently transforming the BBC Finance Centre of Excellence and embedding new ways of working built on the premise of open and honest communication, continuous improvement and problem-solving lean principles.
Chris Gunning, Vice President Global Shared Services, Unisys
Chris Gunning is vice president of global shared services at Unisys. The shared services organization comprises a mix of larger operational transaction processing centres (TPCs) and smaller-sized footprints of regional front desk service delivery centres operating from seven main locations across the globe. Historically seen as 'traditional' finance SSC covering typical A2R, P2P and OTC functions, the portfolio has expanded to take on board many support operations for sales, supply chain and procurement, human resources, facilities, and commercial functions in recent years, to provide strategic value add expertise activity and support. Chris is an Irish Chartered Accountant (ICAI) having worked with KPMG prior to joining Unisys, and holds a BSc Accounting from Queen's University, Belfast.
Andrew Bacon, Head of EMEA Shared Services Centre, Doosan Infracore
Andrew Bacon is the Head of the EMEA Shared Services Centre for Doosan Infracore and is located in Dublin. Doosan Infracore is a Korean multi-national and the seventh largest construction equipment company in the world. The EMEA SSC provides IT and Finance back office support to the region. Andrew is also the Chief Accounting Officer for EMEA, a role he held before establishing the SSC in Dublin in 2012. Andrew is a Fellow of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (FCCA) and will complete his MBA from the University College Dublin, Michael Smurfit Graduate Business School in August 2014.
Tim Smail, Director Shared Services and Outsourcing Advisory, KPMG UK
Tim has recently joined KPMG from TMF Group where he established and ran the Global Shared Services organisation. With over 14 years' experience working client side on multi-functional, cross regional service delivery, Tim has deep insight into both the strategic and practical challenges of creating a successful global business services platform. He has set-up captive centres in China, Malaysia, India, Bulgaria and Ukraine and negotiated then implemented BPO contracts with several BPO suppliers. Tim advises across the shared services/outsourcing lifecycle with a particular focus on GBS solution design, governance and service management.
Colm D'Arcy, Head of Accounting and Reporting, Irish Water
Colm is an FCCA (Fellow of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) with experience in both practice and industry. Colm started in the accounting profession in 1989 working for a number of London accounting practices before moving into Industry with Hertz UK Ltd in 1997. He returned to Ireland in 1999 when the Hertz European Shared Service Centre was being established in Dublin where he held a number of key roles, such as Project, Centralisation and Finance managers, which led to his appointment as Director for Financial Operations in 2006. Colm is a Certified Six Sigma Black Belt with Ford and an active member of ACCA through his involvement with the ACCA Shared Service Forum in Ireland and the ACCA Shared Services advisory group which is based in London. Colm Joined Irish Water on the 2 September 2013 with management responsibilities for Accounting and Reporting.
Patrick Hicks Service Owner, Global Finance Services at GSK plc.
Patrick is an FCCA (Fellow of Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) who has worked in the Energy, Financial Services and Pharmaceutical Sectors holding a number of senior roles in Tax, Financial Control and Finance Services and Finance Transformation. Pat joined GSK from Barclays in 2009 and headed the Global Tax Centre of Excellence before moving into Finance Services as the Global Process Owner for Record to Report. He then took up the role of Finance Service Owner for EMEA and set up the European Finance Business Service Centre in West London.Pat is now responsible for GSK's Global Finance Services which includes Supply Chain and Treasury Accounting, Global Tax and Statutory Reporting and Financial Analysis, Planning and Reporting.
The existing members of the forum are:
- John Ashworth, Global Head of Finance Transformation, Pearson
- George Connell, Vice President Strategy, Finance Operations and Centre Finance Lead
- Leo Curran, Senior Vice President, Head UK/Europe EXL
- Liz Ditchburn, Relationship Leader, Kimberly-Clark
- Greg Southwell, Managing Director, BPO EALA, Accenture
- Gary Hobbs, CEO Aviva Global Services
- Pascal Henssen, Senior Vice President and COO Genpact Europe
- Sandy Khanna, Global F&A and SCM Practice Leader, Vice President, IBM Global Process Services
- Dilesh Magdani, Head of Finance Shared Services, Specsavers
- James Meader, Partner, Ernst and Young
- Peter Moller, Partner, Deloitte Consulting
- Simon Newton, Finance Director Partnership Services, John Lewis
- Julie Spillane, Managing Director, Accenture Global Business Services
- Anirvan Sen, Partner, Chazey Partners.
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But they squandered a big lead at West Laurens on Monday to fall 8-7 in extra innings to drop to 3-2 on the season.
Still, coach Barry Veal said he is happy with the way his team has performed to start the season.
"We're playing hard. For the most part, we're getting good pitching. We're running the bases extremely well. We just have to start hitting better, and I think we will as we get a few more games in," Veal said.
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After their opener with Luella was rained out last Monday (it has been rescheduled for March 27), the Hounds won road games 9-0 at Jackson on Thursday and 14-3 at Upson-Lee on Friday before splitting a pair of games at home on Saturday, downing North Oconee 6-5 and losing to Tift County 13-5.
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Oh and by Rogan saying GSP "fought not to lose" as champ, he must've been stoned off his balls during the Fitch/Penn/Alves/Hardy/Kos/Diaz/Condit shutouts...at least more than usual.
This card has tied with most decisions with 9...
Hard to get into fights that are men fighting in the women's divisions.
Aldo has landed two huge leg kicks this round. Lamas is just missing his shots. Aldo moving well. Lamas just ate another huge leg kick. And another leg kick. Aldo turning it up. Landing at will with his leg kicks. Lamas leg gave out after a punch. He recovered. Jesus these leg kicks. Lamas throws a cartwheel kick. End of the round. Much more dominant round for Aldo.
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0 takedown attempts?? did Lamas really think he would out-strike Aldo?? get real his leg already gave out once he really needs to take it to the ground
Lamas's biggest accomplishment thus far in this title fight is the complete troll-job of Miguel Torres' hair.
[QUOTE=Fedorlei Gomipierre Lamas's biggest accomplishment thus far in this title fight is the complete troll-job of Miguel Torres' hair. [/QUOTE]
See what I mean!
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LW-Stout, Cerrone, Jim Miller
WW-GSP, Fitch, Goulet, Rory
HW-Carwin, Barry, Russow
RRR=the Rhonda Rousey Resistance
classic - "this is the dumbest thing Ive ever heard. thats like me having a picture of Hitler posted, and saying "I dont believe in his politics, but I like to hear him talk" W.Silva>C.Norris
Lamas looking fresh. Another huge kick from Aldo eating up Lamas left leg. Lamas just can't connect with his punches. Aldo a step ahead. Another huge leg kick. Aldo opens up with two leg kicks, hooks, Lamas looks fine. Lamas shoots for a takedown, nothing there. ANOTHER leg kick spins Lamas around. Lamas still moving, not changing stances. Push kick by Lamas. Lamas goes high with a head kick. Lamas with a 1-2. Overhand left from Lamas. Aldo moving forward, Lamas goes high again. Nasty left to the body and then followed up by a leg kick by Aldo. Lamas throwing big, 1-2. Not much landing though. Nice leg kick from Lamas.Straight left by Lamas, followed with a leg kick. Lamas finding Aldo's chin. Nice body kick by Lamas.
I think Lamas took that round.
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Beulah Rebecca Mickel was born August 10, 1911, in Headrick, to Martin and Orah (Scarbrough) Neher. She passed from this life May 12, 2013, in Corinne, at the age of 101. Beulah had lived in the area all her life. She married George Mickel on December 25, 1928, in Headrick. Together, they raised 8 children and enjoyed 54 years of marriage before his passing in 1983. Beulah loved spending time with her family and friends. Beulah was preceded in death by her husband: George Mickel; parents: Martin & Orah Neher; son: Arvin Mickel; daughter: Sovern O'Neal; grandchildren: Rebecca Davis, Charlotte Davis, Joe Lee Eden, Troy Eden, Earl Joe Simmons, Arvil Davis, & Joe Hedrick; great-granddaughters: Winter Higginbotham & Lisa Simmons. She is survived by her sons: Cecil Mickel & wife Eva of Houston, TX, and J.D. Mickel & wife Donna of Hugo; daughters: Martha Eden of Antlers, Cleo Davis of Corinne, Lilly Mae Lemons & husband David of Millerton, and Martina Eden of Corinne; 105 grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and great great-grandchildren; numerous nieces and nephews; as well as many other relatives and friends. Funeral Services were held at 10:00 AM, Wednesday, May 15, 2013 at Mills & Coffey Funeral Chapel with Brother David Jordan officiating. Music : "Serenaded By Angels", "Gathering Flowers For The Master's Bouquet", & "I'll Fly Away". Pallbearers include Roger Eden, Roy Lemon, Billy Hedrick, Bobby Hedrick, Donald Hedrick, Carl Mickel, Brian Mickel, & Chester Mickel. Interment will follow at Corinne Cemetery. Family and friends may send online condolences at www.millscoffey.com.
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Mills & Coffey Funeral Home in Antlers


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