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I'm on holiday so not much running but plenty of eating, drinking, swimming, walking, sunning and resting. That said, I did still get out for three decent runs this week.
Monday's run was a nice gentle saunter around the bay to see what's what and see how far I could get along the coast path. I cut things short here as the path started getting a bit challenging and I needed to get back fro breakfast.
Wednesday I scaled the big hill behind Port d'Alcúdia that is Puig de Sant Martí. This was a lovely run which took me from a metre below see level to over 210m above in the space of about 3km.
Today I got in a relatively long run. Started off nice and easy within MAF pace until I reached the outskirts of Can Picafort before turning around and heading back to the hotel. I knew this wasn't going to be a very long run so I upped the pace quite considerably for the return leg. Felt great and definitely think all this resting is doing me good.
I've dotted in a few long swims too. Unusually, the hotel has a 35m pool, which is very quiet, so getting in a long swim here and there is really easy and really enjoyable. I'm often the only person in the pool. It's been a while since I put in some good swimming mileage and I've dropped right back into the rhythm and easily tick over the laps.
All in all, a good relaxing week of mixing up the running with relaxing, walking and swimming. 17 weeks to Berlin now so I may pick up the mileage a bit next week in preparation for getting back to the grind-stone the week after when I'm back home.


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Stone Temple Pilots embark upon a new sonic adventure with PERDIDA, the band's first-ever acoustic album. It features 10 deeply personal songs that weave introspective lyrics together with unexpected instruments to take listeners on an emotional and musical journey through letting go and starting over.
PERDIDA, the band's eighth studio album, features guitarist Dean DeLeo, bassist Robert DeLeo, drummer Eric Kretz and vocalist Jeff Gutt, who joined Stone Temple Pilots in 2017. The band produced the album and recorded the majority of it earlier this year at Kretz's Bomb Shelter Studio.
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8. You Found Yourself
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In 2001, the CEVA Award was named the Sally Sitta CEVA Award.
As a founding member of FADVS, Sally served Naples Community Hospital as volunteer director for over 25 years. Her service to the hospital began as a volunteer. In addition to her involvement with numerous organizations in the Naples community, Sally served as president of FADVS and has held many positions within the organization. Her mentoring skills have benefited volunteer directors throughout the state and nation. In 1993, Sally was made a lifetime member of FADVS. Upon her retirement in 2001, the FADVS board renamed the CEVA Award in Sally's honor.
Sally Sitta
Director, Volunteer Services - NCH Healthcare System, Naples 1996 CEVA Award, retired 2001
The following is a list of CEVA Award recipients and the information provided with their nomination.
Director, Volunteer Services - Lee Memorial Health System, Ft. Myers
Carol is known for her innovative and creative volunteer program, including the placement of volunteers in the neonatal intensive care unit and in the open heart suite assisting the operating room surgical team. Since joining Lee Memorial Hospital in 1984, Carol has increased her volunteer program from 300 members working in 23 service areas to 1,500 volunteers in 70 areas. She also worked with hospital staff o establish volunteers in medical clinics in Southwest Florida. Carol has been instrumental in developing a process improvement plan throughout her hospital system. In addition to her service to the hospital, Carol also served as logistics coordinator for the American Heart Association Walk in Lee County.
Director Volunteer Services - Blake Medical Center, Bradenton (retired 1998)
Marge is best known for her tireless efforts to make volunteer leadership educational opportunities available to new and experienced volunteer directors and coordinators. A former president of FADVS and a lifetime member, Marge has served the organization in many capacities. As chair of the FADVS Certification Program, Marge was instrumental in making the certification program a professional tool that has become recognized throughout the country. On a national level, Marge wrote an article about volunteers for the National Risk Management Newsletter and was instrumental in convincing Columbia/HCA to include volunteers in the corporate mission statement.
Director, Volunteer Services - Morton Plant Mease Healthcare, Clearwater
Described by her staff as inspiring, visionary and innovative, Margie is responsible for four hospitals with three auxiliaries serving 2000 volunteers in the Baycare Health System. The "CareLift" program (patient transportation system) that Margie was instrumental in developing was recognized nationally by the American Society of Directors of Volunteer Services and the Points of Light Program. As a national speaker and trainer, Margie travels throughout the country teaching numerous programs for volunteer leaders and volunteers.
Director, Volunteer Services - Bon Secours - Venice Hospital, Venice
Of the many outstanding qualities that Gene Treadway Burke exemplifies as a volunteer director, her ability to serve as a mentor is what her colleagues always mention the most. Gene has been a volunteer director for over 20 years. One of the innovative programs she has developed is called "Unit Partners." The program takes volunteer support of nursing staff beyond the routine by providing more direct contact and assistance to patients. Gene has held numerous leadership positions over the years. She is a former president of FADVS, and also served as vice president of education for the organization. She has served as president of the Suncoast Area (Tampa Bay) Directors of Volunteers. Gene is active in the Southeastern Directors of Volunteer Services in Health Organizations and has held numerous leadership positions. In addition to her volunteer leadership duties, Gene is also involved with the Venice Chamber of Commerce and the American Cancer Society.
Director, Volunteer Services - Sarasota Memorial Hospital, Sarasota
Stacy is best known for her creativity and innovative thinking. The volunteer department reflects her 23 years of leadership and ability to incorporate volunteer resources to meet the mission, vision, and values of Sarasota Memorial Healthcare System. Stacy has developed volunteer programs integrating the time, talent, and services of approximately 1,000 individuals to support key initiatives of the organization. Additionally, she serves as a liaison to community groups providing a service or product to Sarasota Memorial Healthcare System. Stacy has taken an active leadership role on the national level, having served on three American Society of Directors of Volunteer Services (ASDVS) Educational committees, the Workforce advocacy committee, and the Committee on Volunteers. Additionally, she has presented to the Idaho Hospital Association, the Montana Hospital Association, as well as at her home state conference on volunteer management. She has served as President, Vice President, Secretary, Mentor Chairman, and Certification chairman and co-chairman of the Florida Association of Directors of Volunteer Services (FADVS). An avid animal lover, Stacy has served on the Board of the Humane Society of Sarasota County, as well as the Volunteer Center of South County Sarasota.
Director, Volunteer Services - Nemours Children's Clinic, Jacksonville
Mary has specialized in healthcare and auxiliary management for over 28 years. Her articles have been featured in Insights, Volunteer Leader, Volunteer Services Administration, Women in Medicine and state auxiliary newsletters through-out the country. State-certified in volunteer services administration in Florida and North Carolina, she achieved national certification through the American Society of Directors of Volunteer Services (ASDVS) in 2000. Mary is a certified ASDVS trainer of the Principles of Volunteer Services Management in a Changing Health Care Environment course. She has earned ASDVS's highest professional honors, the Program for Professional Achievement Accomplished and Fellow Levels.
Director, Volunteer Services - All Children's Hospital, St. Petersburg
Roy has served as Director of Volunteer Services at All Children's Hospital since 1992. The volunteer program at All Children's consists of approximately 500 adult and teen volunteers that serve over 25 hospital departments and service areas. Volunteers at All Children's contribute approximately 50,000 hours of service annually. In 2004, All Children's introduced the first automated volunteer orientation program in the country. The program is designed as a cost-effective way to train more volunteers in more timely and flexible manner. Roy also has various responsibilities at All Children's with media/community relations, fund raising and special events. He is a past president of the Florida Association of the Directors of Volunteer Services (FADVS) . He is also a past president of the Suncoast Association of Directors of Volunteer Services (Tampa Bay Area). He is also a member of the Rotary Club of St. Petersburg.
2007 - Jennifer Wood, M.S.W.
Executive Director of Volunteer and Senior Services - Munroe Regional Medical Center
Creativity, dedication and passion are just three of many words that describe Jennifer Wood and her impact on Munroe Regional Medical Center. Starting her career 24 years ago as manager of volunteer services, Jennifer has been a champion in her field. From that first day with only 100 volunteers and a part time secretary she has been enthusiastic in meeting and exceeding the mission of the Medical Center.
Jennifer immediately set the bar high and recruited many high-quality volunteers from our community. Not only did she recruit retired professionals but she also opened the doors encouraging teens and college students to volunteer. By doing this she has allowed many bright students to experience different areas and responsibilities within the hospital and helped stimulate those considering the medical field as careers. During her tenure, Munroe's volunteer program has grown to include over 1,500 active volunteers and increased the scope and extent of her department to include senior services.
Jennifer's passion to help others is one of the main reasons the Munroe volunteer program is so successful. She recognized very early that every volunteer working in the hospital at one time worked and contributed their individual talents to a life outside the Medical Center. She identifies with their strengths and ensures that they are placed in the right position to succeed. She gives them the tools to do their job and then steps away and gives them the freedom to do it effectively. The volunteers have become an instrumental part of the Munroe family and contribute every day to assist us in meeting the mission of our hospital. This past year our volunteers donated 227,000 hours of time working within the organization.
Jennifer's creativity and willingness to think outside the box has resulted in the formation of several very successful programs at Munroe Regional. One of her most successful programs created is Prestige 55. Prestige 55 concentrates on providing a forum for adults over the age of 55 opportunities to be educated on wellness, prevention, leisure activities and identifies ways to help members maximize their health and lifestyle. Today there are over 22,000 community residents that are part of the Prestige 55 program, with 2,200 members participating in at least one program a month. Earlier this year, Jennifer and her staff wanted to find a way to help the Medical Center with the workforce shortage of RNs and patient care techs. Through their research they did not find a program that met their vision, so Jennifer created a new service line called Munroe Cares Partnership Program: Staff Extenders. The Staff Extenders program takes volunteers and places them at our patients' bedside to provide the necessary tender loving care for all their non-clinical and non-medical needs. The Staff Extenders consist of volunteers from all walks of life. It allows our medical staff to focus on the clinical needs of our patients, while the volunteers attend to everything else.
Manager of Volunteer Services - Arnold Palmer Medical Center
Angela Phillips has been a member of FADVS since 2000. Mrs. Phillips has a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration from Florida Southern College. She is a Certified Director of Volunteer Services and the 2008 recipient of the Sally Sita CEVA award. In her current position at the Arnold Palmer Medical Center, she is responsible for Volunteer Services at both the Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children and the Winnie Palmer Hospital for Mothers and Babies. Besides serving on the FADVS Board of Directors, Mrs. Phillips also serves as the Florida Representative on the Board of the Southeastern Directors of Volunteer Services. Angela lives at home with her husband, Jim, and dog, Oliver. She has two married children and four grandchildren.
Director, Volunteer Services - Lee Memorial Health System - Cape Coral and Lee Memorial hospital
Donna is the Director of Volunteer Services/Auxiliary Department for Lee Memorial Health System – Cape Coral Hospital and Lee Memorial Hospital, overseeing more than 1500 volunteers. She is engaged with the local community, planning speaking engagements to adequately recruit volunteers for both locations. She publishes a weekly article in the local newspaper and has spoken at various conferences on the topic of Volunteer Management. Donna has grown and developed the volunteer programs by starting many new services, including No One Dies Alone, Pet Therapy, Nursery Cuddler and a teen volunteer program. She has been a member of FADVS since 1993 and served as President from 2006-2007, later holding several other roles on the board. Donna is also a member of several other volunteer organizations, serving as a committee for several. Donna is well known for her work with innovative volunteer programs.
Director, Volunteer Services - Manatee Memorial Hospital
Joanne has been the Director of Volunteer Services, Manatee Memorial Hospital, for 10 years, after being an Auxilian for 10 years. As an Auxilian she was president on two occasions, and she was on the AFHAV Board as the West Central Nominating person. Webster is on our Southeastern Healthcare Volunteer Leaders (SHVL) organization as the Florida rep, and she is presently on the national Association of Healthcare Volunteer Resource Professionals (AHVRP) Board.
Director of Volunteer Resources and Auxiliary Development
Lee Memorial Health System - Health Park Medical Center, Lee Memorial Hospital and Golisano Children's Hospital
Jill is the Director of Volunteer Resources and Auxiliary Development for Lee Memorial Health System at HealthPark Medical Center, Lee Memorial Hospital & the Golisano Children's Hospital of Southwest Florida for the past 13 years. She oversees the Lee Memorial Auxiliary and system-wide Arts in Healthcare programs, which includes 1,600 volunteers and auxilians. She has been a CDVS with FADVS since 2007. Jill has a MHA from UCF with a special focus on Gerontology and Legal Studies. This is her 3rd term on the FADVS Board of Directors as the Corresponding Secretary and newsletter editor; previously served as the CEVA award chair. This is also her 3rd term on the Foundation for Lee County Public Schools Golden Apple Selection Committee.
Jill lives in Fort Myers with her husband and their three children.
Director of Volunteer Resources and Auxiliary - Boca Raton Regional Hospital
As the director of over 700 volunteers (adult & students) Aimee also has oversight of all Debbie-Rand retail operations. Aimee has leveraged technology to improve and streamline her volunteer program. As a result, she has made a significant impact on reducing waste, increasing revenue, improving throughput, and has dramatically reduced expenses in her organization. Aimee is a leader in volunteer management and has served as a mentor for many other volunteer directors. In addition to her outstanding work within her organization, Aimee has served as a guest speaker and training consultant for several organizations including: FADVS, Directors of Volunteer Services (DOVS), and the River City Organizational Group. She is highly involved in her community and has devoted countless hours to volunteerism. Aimee holds a Bachelors of Arts in Organizational Development, as well as a Master of Arts in Administration. She is currently a Doctoral Candidate and is in the final stages of completing her Doctorate in Business Administration.
Sr. Manager Volunteer Services Central Market - Florida Hospital Orlando
Gerry has transitioned into a new role as Senior Manager, and with this, he has gained valuable leadership skills. He has developed several new programs which have improved Patient Experience, and they have now been adopted as "Best Practice." Gerry oversees the non-paid internship program, cultivating and coordinating a relationship with the University of Central Florida to bring interns to all 8 Florida Hospital campuses. He leads all educational training for volunteer staff by hosting webinars, and he is constantly researching best practices to improve his volunteer programs. Gerry developed a Palliative Care program for the Orlando campus and it was accepted for presentation at the FADVS 2017 Fall conference. Gerry has served as a council representative for FADVS, and has also served as treasurer. He is a certified DVS and has been awarded the title of "role model" 3 times in the last 9 years at Florida Hospital.


Women took to the Ohio Statehouse on Tuesday to protest Senate Bill 145 , which aims to criminalize what anti-abortion activists call "dismemberment abortion." The medical term is dilation and evacuation.
The protest may have been a silent one, but it spoke loudly on social media. The women wore red capes and white bonnets, resembling the costumes worn by handmaids in Margaret Atwood's 1985 novel, the 1990 film, and the new Hulu series, "The Handmaid's Tale."
In the novel, women are forced into having children for couples that form an elite class.
Sixteen women sat silently while the Senate Judiciary Committee heard initial testimony on the bill. The women were dubbed the "Ohio Handmaids" for their distinctive outfits.
Abortion rights group NARAL Pro-Choice Ohio and Women Have Options organized the protest. Republican Senators Matt Huffman and Steve Wilson testified in support of the bill as the women sat with their bonnets bowed.
The measure would prohibit doctors from using forceps or similar instruments on a live fetus to remove it from the womb in pieces. Seven states have such bans.
NARAL Pro-Choice Ohio live-streamed the protest to its Facebook page. The video has since received more than 84,000 views.
Similar protests have taken place in other states like Texas and Missouri.


Lionsgate and Starz appear to be talking again about getting together. The studio's share price rose 5.8% today, while the premium cable network is up 5.5%, after The Street reported that the companies have renewed their merger discussions.
That provided a boost for Starz shares. Its investors — including Liberty Media's John Malone, its controlling shareholder — have been eager to see it find a partner to help it compete with rivals including HBO, Showtime and Netflix.
Lionsgate already owns 14.7% of the voting shares in Starz following a stock swap early last year with Malone. That deal gave him a 3.4% stake in Lionsgate and a seat on its board. Lionsgate also is a part owner of Epix, a three-way joint venture with Viacom and MGM.
But Lionsgate's negotiations with Starz quickly ran aground when the studio released an earnings report for the last three months of 2015 that fell far short of Wall Street's expectations, due in part to disappointing results for The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 2.
Since then, Lionsgate shares have appreciated 17.5%, while Starz's are up 20.4%.
Many investors believe that a union makes sense.
Starz could use a dependable content provider. It's betting heavily on original programming, especially following the expiration this year of its movie distribution deal with Disney.
A deal also might give Lionsgate a sure outlet for its programming. ItsTV productions include Orange is the New Black, Mad Men, Weeds and Nurse Jackie.
"A Lionsgate deal continues to be the most logical and probable transaction" for Starz, Macquarie Securities' Amy Yong said last week.
But Morgan Stanley's Ryan Fiftal's says that, although he doesn't rule out a transaction, he's "less bullish" after the Treasury Department adopted rules to deter U.S. companies from merging into foreign ones to take advantage of other countries' lower corporate tax rates. That could affect Lionsgate, which is incorporated in Canada.


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Ruth Greer James 01/19/2021
Ruth Greer James January 14, 2021 Date of Service: January 19, 2021 Interment Location: Garden of Devotion I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith. II Timothy 4 7-8 Ruth James, age 81, of Elizabethton, Tennessee went home to be with the Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on Thursday, January 14, 2021 from the Johnson City Medical Center Hospital. Ruth was born in Elizabethton to the late Roby Greer and Mary Brewer Greer. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, John James; and two brothers,...
Tyler "Rev" Warren 01/17/2021
Tyler "Rev" Warren January 13, 2021 Date of Service: January 17, 2021 Interment Location: Garden of Freedom Tyler Montero "Rev." Warren, 19, Elizabethton, passed away Wednesday, January 13, 2021. He was born June 12, 2001 in Murfreesboro, Tenn. He had lived most of his life in Elizabethton. He attended Elizabethton High School his Freshman & Sophomore Years where he played on the Cyclones Football team. He graduated from Asbury Optional High School, Johnson City. He worked in construction work. Tyler loved sports and loved to work out. He had plans to join the USMC. He was of the Free...
Bessie "Mitty" Loveless 01/14/2021
Bessie "Mitty" Loveless January 11, 2021 Date of Service: January 14, 2021 Entombment Location: Mausoleum of Faith Bessie A. (Mitty) Loveless, age 83, of Elizabethton, TN passed away Monday, January 11, 2021 in the Johnson City Medical Center from an illness and covid-19. She was born on October 8, 1937 in Sullivan County and was the daughter of the late George and Helen Pealer. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by a brother Roy Pealer and wife Justine, four sisters, Marie Kerley and husband Keith, Dean Curde and husband Tom, Mattie Boyd and husband Jack,...
Mary Lou Bowers 01/13/2021
Mary Lou Bowers January 10, 2021 Date of Service: January 13, 2021 Interment Location: Garden of Devotion Mary Lou Bowers, age 104, of Elizabethton, passed away on Sunday, January 10, 2021 in Elizabethton. She was born in Watauga County, NC on September 13, 1916. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband of sixty years, Crawford Bowers and a son, Lewis Bowers. Mary Lou attended Hunter Memorial Baptist Church and was a homemaker. Those left to cherish her memories include a daughter-in-law, Betty Bowers; a granddaughter, Diana Strano and husband, Vincent; and a great-grandson,...
Ronney G. Hamm 01/10/2021
Ronney G. Hamm January 11, 2021 Date of Service: January 15, 2021 Interment Location: Garden of Devotion Ronney G. Hamm, age 73, of Elizabethton, TN passed away Monday, January 11, 2021 at Sycamore Shoals Hospital. He was the son of the late Gilbert Daniel Hamm and Vickie Vines Hamm. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his sister, Geraldine Nidiffer. Ronney was a United States Air Force veteran having served as a Sergeant in the Vietnam War. He was a chemical operator for Eastman Chemical Company, retiring after thirty-three years of service. Ronney loved collecting...
John E. Ramey 01/10/2021
John E. Ramey January 4, 2021 Date of Service: January 10, 2021 Interment Location: Garden of Paradise John Edward Ramey, 65, Elizabethton, passed away unexpectedly Monday, January 4, 2021 at Sycamore Shoals Hospital. He was born October 13, 1955 in Mount Vernon, Ohio. He was a graduate of Forrest Lake Academy, Forrest City, Florida. He had lived in Florida most of his life. He was a retired LPN. He was a member of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. He loved to ride Motorcycles. John was preceded in death by his father, John H. Ramey. Survivors include a son: John A....
Kenneth Franklin Jones 01/09/2021
Kenneth Franklin Jones January 5, 2021 Date of Service: January 9, 2021 Interment Location: Sermon on the Mount Kenneth F. Jones, 95, Johnson City, went to be with his Lord Tuesday, January 5, 2021 in the Ivy Hall Nursing Home. A native of Elk Park, North Carolina, he was a son of the late Frank & Sarah McGuire Jones. He served in the United States Navy during World War II. He was retired from North American Rayon Corporation after 45 years of service. He also served as a Minister for several years. He loved to farm, garden and loved...
Beryl Harrell 01/09/2021
Beryl Harrell January 4, 2021 Date of Service: January 9, 2021 Interment Location: Crown Section Ms. Jo Beryl Harrell, 96, died on Monday, January 4, 2021, at her home in Johnson City. Ms. Harrell was a native of Carter County and a daughter of the late Joe and Hettie Bowers Shell. In addition to her parents, she is preceded in death by her husband, Claude E. Harrell, in 1997. Ms. Harrell attended Slagle United Methodist Church for much of her life, and she was a devoted member of the Kate Miller Sunday School Class of Grace Baptist Church. For...
Wilma L. Guy 01/08/2021
Wilma L. Guy January 4, 2021 Date of Service: January 8, 2021 Interment Location: Garden of the Last Supper Wilma Shelton Guy, age 70, Johnson City, passed away Monday, January 4, 2021. She is a daughter of Winfred Shelton and the late Madonna Hensley Shelton. Wilma was a native of Unicoi County but had lived most of her life in Johnson City. She was self employed as co-owner of a local business. In addition to her mother, she was preceded in death by her husband, Leroy Guy; one brother, Johnny Shelton. Wilma leaves behind to cherish her memory, her...
Norma Joann Wright 01/08/2021
Norma Joann Wright January 5, 2021 Date of Service: January 8, 2021 Interment Location: Crown Section Norma Joann (Jo) Myers Wright, 88, Johnson City, passed away Tuesday, January 5, 2021 in the Ivy Hall Nursing Home following an extended illness. A native of Johnson City, she was a daughter of the late Charles H. & Mary Ellen Wheeler Myers. Jo was a graduate of Science Hill High School. She was retired as Assistant Manager at Gordon's Jewelry. She was of the Baptist Faith. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by a brother: Billy Myers in...
Christine H. Morris 01/08/2021
Christine H. Morris January 4, 2021 Date of Service: January 8, 2021 Interment Location: Sermon on the Mount Christine H. Morris, age 91, of Hampton, passed away on Monday, January 4, 2021 at Sycamore Shoals Hospital. A native of Carter County, she was the daughter of the late H.C. and Hazel Bowlin Waycaster. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Marion Morris and a brother, Jack Waycaster. Christine was a member of Sims Hill Christian Church and was a homemaker. She enjoyed attending church and spending time with her family and friends. Those...
Bonnie Ramsey Moore 01/08/2021
Bonnie Ramsey Moore January 3, 2021 Date of Service: January 8, 2021 Interment Location: Crown Section Bonnie Ramsey Moore, age 93, of Elizabethton, TN passed away following an extended illness on Sunday, January 03, 2021 at Hillview Health Center. Bonnie was born in Butler, TN to the late James B. Ramsey and Marie Goodwin. She was very independent, giving, and adored her family. Bonnie enjoyed taking care of her yard, walking, and especially loved to shop to find a great deal. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, CMSGT Dwight M. Moore USAF;...
Ardin Earl Gentry 01/07/2021
Ardin Earl Gentry January 4, 2021 Date of Service: January 7, 2021 Entombment Location: Mausoleum of Peace Ardin Earl Gentry, age 87, of Elizabethton, Tennessee went home to be with the Lord on Monday, January 4, 2021 at the Sycamore Shoals Hospital. Ardin was born in Carter County to the late Emerson and Minnie Katherine Collins Gentry. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by two brothers, Ray Gentry and Bobby James Gentry. Ardin was a machine operator at Sperry Univac. He had also worked for the State of Tennessee and the Elizabethton City School System....
Vina Ruth Nave 01/06/2021
Vina "Little Ruth" Nave January 2, 2021 Date of Service: January 6, 2021 Interment Location: Garden of Freedom Vina " Little Ruth " Nave, age 90, of Elizabethton, TN passed away Saturday, January 02, 2021 at Hermitage Health Center. She was born in Carter County, TN to the late Bronson and Sarah Bowers Crow. Ruth was a member of Charity Hill Free Will Baptist Church, where she also worked as a custodian. She was a custodian for sixteen years for Central Baptist Church, Johnson City, TN, and also was a housekeeper for Sleep Inn Hotel for two years. In...
Stewart W. Hagie 01/06/2021
Stewart W. Hagie January 2, 2021 Date of Service: January 6, 2021 Entombment Location: Mausoleum of Peace 2nd Timothy 4 - 7 I have fought the good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith. Stewart W. Hagie, age 82, Elizabethton passed away peacefully into the arms of God on January 2, 2021 with his beloved wife by his side, after a courageous battle with lung cancer. He was born December 28, 1938 in Elk Park, North Carolina to the late Roy & Mina Hicks Hagie. He was a graduate of Elizabethton, class of 1957. Stewart served...
Ilene Arnold Clawson 01/06/2021
Ilene Arnold Clawson January 3, 2021 Date of Service: January 6, 2021 Entombment Location: Mausoleum of Peace Ilene Arnold Clawson, 85, Elizabethton, passed away Sunday, January 3, 2021 in the Ivy Hall Nursing Home. She was born April 22, 1935 in Mountain City to the late Raymond & Myrtle Snyder Arnold. She was a graduate of Johnson County High School. She had lived most of her life in Elizabethton. She retired from IRC in Boone, North Carolina. She also worked at the Forrest Service in Unicoi. She was a member of Valley Forge Christian Church. She loved to garden....
Mary Ann Lowe 01/05/2021
Mary Ann Lowe December 31, 2020 Date of Service: January 5, 2021 Interment Location: Crown Section Mary Ann Mercer Lowe, 80, Elizabethton with to be with the Lord, Thursday, December 31, 2020 at the Sycamore Shoals Hospital. She was a wife and wonderful mother. A native of Carter County, she was a daughter of the late Bill & Kathleen Cloyd Mercer. Mary Ann was a graduate of Elizabethton High School and attended Nursing School in Banner Elk, North Carolina. She was a retired LPN Nurse who worked at Carter County Memorial Hospital, Sycamore Shoals Hospital, Life Care and retired...
Winnie Julian McClain 01/02/2021
Winnie Julian McClain December 16, 2020 Date of Service: January 2, 2021 Entombment Location: Mausoleum of Peace Winnie Julian McClain, age 100, of Ohio, went home to be with the Lord on Wednesday, December 16, 2020 in Ohio. Winnie was the daughter of the late Pleasant H. and Nellie Hughes Julian. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Paul E. McClain; a son, Charles McClain; her sister, Georgia Pittman; and her brothers, Howard "Pete" Julian, Pierce Julian, Roy Julian, Evan Julian and Zeke Julian. Winnie was born in Carter County and had been...
Violet C. McCrary 01/02/2021
Violet C. McCrary December 31, 2020 Date of Service: January 2, 2021 Interment Location: Southview Section Violet Christine McCrary, 92 of Johnson City, died Thursday, December 31, 2020 at the Johnson City Medical Center. She was a native of Elizabethton, daughter of the late Marvin and Evelyn Texann Scalf Rogers. Violet was a homemaker and collector of dolls, she also had a booth at the Bluff City Flea Market, where she was a friend to all. Violet was a longtime member of the Downtown Christian Church. In addition to her parents, her husband, Raymond O'Dell McCrary, Jr.; a son,...
Jerry Lynn Simerly 12/31/2020
Jerry Lynn Simerly December 24, 2020 Date of Service: December 31, 2020 Interment Location: Garden of Freedom Jerry Lynn Simerly, age 71, of Hampton, TN died Thursday, December 24, 2020 at Sycamore Shoals Hospital after a brief illness. He was preceded in death by his parents Thurman H. Simerly and Virgie M. Simerly, his brothers, JB Simerly and Stevie Simerly; his sisters, Leona Wargo and Joan Johnson. Those left to cherish his memories are his wife of 42 years, Juanita Simerly; two sons, Troy Simerly and Shane Simerly of Hampton; stepmother, Roxie Simerly of Hampton; brother, Bobby Simerly of...
Donald "Don" Eugene Williams 12/30/2020
Donald "Don" Williams December 25, 2020 Date of Service: December 30, 2020 Interment Location: Garden of Freedom Donald "Don" Eugene Williams, 77 of Johnson City, went home to be with the Lord on Friday, December 25, 2020 at the Johnson City Medical Center with his son Eric by his side. He was born in Watauga and was the son of the late Fred and Virginia Williams. In addition to his parents, Don was preceded in death by his wife, Betty Williams, daughter, Debra Yourgulez, son, Clarence Aldrich, and five brothers. He was the owner of Don's Tree and Stump...
Ronald "Ronnie" McCloud 12/29/2020
Ronald "Ronnie" McCloud December 22, 2020 Date of Service: December 29, 2020 Interment Location: Christus Garden Ronald "Ronnie" McCloud, age 77, of Elizabethton, died Tuesday, December 22, 2020 in the Johnson City Medical Center from COVID-19 following an illness of one month. He was born June 19, 1943 in Washington County, Tennessee and was the son of the late Joe and Mildred Stout McCloud. In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by his son, Lt. Col Trane McCloud, USMC, a brother Larry McCloud and a sister Martha Jane McCloud Johns. Ronnie was a member of the...
Willie Holsclaw 12/28/2020
Willie Holsclaw December 22, 2020 Date of Service: December 28, 2020 Interment Location: Last Supper Garden Willie Holsclaw, age 83, of Elizabethton, TN went to be with the Lord on Tuesday, December 22, 2020 at Sycamore Shoals Hospital. He was the son of the late Fred and Susan Harmon Holsclaw. He retired from City of Elizabethton, and served as a consultant until present day. Willie was a member and elder, of 50 years at Elizabethton Church of Christ. He was a graduate of Elizabethton High School and a big fan of the Elizabethton Cyclones. He loved to fish, hunt,...
Mary W. Ward 12/28/2020
Mary W. Ward December 23, 2020 Date of Service: December 28, 2020 Interment Location: Crown Section Mary W. Ward, 92, Limestone, went to see Jesus on December 23, 2020. She was born on November 3, 1928 in Old Butler to Glenn Glasco Walker and Leona Lou Dugger Walker. In addition to her mother and father, she was preceded in death by her husband and love of her life Ernest Ward, and brother George Walker. She is survived by her devoted son, Jim (Tonya) Ward of Limestone; Granddaughters Brittany (Jacob) Adkins, Erin (Seth) Birchfield; Great Granddaughter Ellen Adkins; Sister-in-Law Wilda...
Mary Elizabeth Fitzsimmons Hatfield 12/24/2020
Mary Elizabeth Fitzsimmons Hatfield December 20, 2020 Date of Service: December 27, 2020 Interment Location: Southview Section On December 20, 2020, Mary Elizabeth Fitzsimmons Hatfield went home to be with her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. She was born August 24, 1934 to the late David T. Meredith and Pearl Ford Meredith. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Charles H. Fitzsimmons I and husband, Hugh Hatfield; brothers – Jack Meredith, Ralph Meredith, J.D. Meredith, Wayne Meredith and Rexie Meredith. Mary was a loving wife to both husbands and served faithfully by their...
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Q: Are there trains in Saints Row 3? It occurred to me as I was driving around today that there's a bunch of elevated train tracks in Steelport, (you can see some from the helipad of Saints HQ, for example) but I don't think I've ever ridden a train or even seen one anywhere, and I don't remember seeing any train stations.  I'm not even sure I know where the tracks go, except in a big circle.
Are there trains in Saints Row 3?  Can I ride in or hijack one, if so?  Where do they go?

A: There are no trains listed on the Saints Row Wiki article on Saints Row: The Third, while there is an article for the El Train from SR1 and 2.  This is obviously not conclusive, though.
Anecdotally, I accidentally jumped a car on top of the train tracks one time, and did not see any trains running on it.  Again, this is not conclusive, so take that with a grain of salt.

A: There are no active trains, either ground or elevated trains. There are disabled trains on the ground in a couple of places (so beware if you are riding a motorcycle along the tracks), and there are disabled trains on the elevated tracks as well.
I've made a complete circuit of the elevated tracks on foot, and there's no way for a train to run on them: at one point, one of the wrecked trains blocks the track in both directions, requiring you to make a physically-impossible jump to continue the circuit (jumping out and steering yourself back onto the track). There are no signs of activity on any of the trains, although you may wish to investigate at least one of the train cars on the ground. (Perhaps there's something inside it?)

A: There are trains on the game but they are crashed and rusted in certain areas.

A: For some very odd reason, trains were removed from this game, despite being in the last two games..
If you jump from the HQ helipad forward and parachute ontp the tracks, the bars look as though they couldn't even support a train, they're all bent.

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The Shepparton Fruit Loop Ride is non-competitive charitable cycle ride held in the area around Shepparton, Victoria, Australia. Money raised helps finance the efforts of the Goulburn Valley Hospice. The ride is so named due to the large amount of stone fruit grown in the Goulburn Valley and Shepparton region.

The 2006 event consisted of three options and raised $42,000 for the hospice:
  route with hills
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See also

Cycling in Victoria

References

External links

Cycling in Victoria (Australia)
Cycling events in Victoria
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The Way We Were stayed in first on its final week of airing with ratings consistently above 1.0%. Online views also reached 7 billion which puts it on par with Here to Heart when it ended and behind Negotiator which hit 10 billion views ahead of its finale. Despite some ups and downs in numbers, Love Won't Wait comes in second for the most part though it may be edged out by new competition with the premiere of Patriot starring Zhang Luyi and Tong Liya.
Summer's Desire also welcomed its season finale. TV ratings for the show have been fairly consistent whereas online views managed to hit 1 billion before its finale, which puts the drama in eight based on web rankings. Deep in the Realm of Conscience is leading among the web dramas, placing only after the current leaders of primetime. Demon Catcher Zhong Kui rounds up the list in tenth.
Thanks for the update. I haven't heard great things about The Way We Were but I have soft spot for Tang Yan and Luo Jin so I might still try it out.


DECATUR, Ill. (DTN) -- Arkansas farmers will go to the field this spring with a more stringent set of dicamba herbicide spray requirements than those found on Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) labels. Gov. Asa Hutchinson agreed this week to approve the Arkansas Plant Board's proposals to ban some dicamba formulations and place a cutoff date on others, including Monsanto's recently approved XtendiMax with VaporGrip.
EPA recently labeled two lower-volatility formulations of dicamba, XtendiMax and BASF's Engenia, for use in the Roundup Ready Xtend Crop System. Although a few states are still waiting for endangered species assessments and may be added to labeling later, the federal label is complete for most of the core soybean and cotton production states and ready for state action.
Individual states are allowed to adopt additional label requirements for products based upon specific needs or concerns. Calls to state departments of agriculture by DTN found most states are adopting the federal label as is, which contains a long list of spray requirements aimed at mitigating herbicide drift.
Arkansas' move is the most far-reaching as it will not allow sprays of DGA-based dicamba formulations (including XtendiMax) between April 15 to Sept. 15. That leaves Engenia herbicide, a new BAMPA salt, as the only dicamba allowed to be used in-season in that state this year.
Indiana has proposed a rule to make agricultural formulations that contain 6.5% or more dicamba a restricted-use pesticide (RUP). Mississippi has proposed to ratchet EPA's 15 mile per hour (mph) wind spray speed allowance back to 10 mph. In Mississippi, Georgia, Tennessee and Indiana, applicators will be required to participate in special auxin herbicide training. Procedures for making such changes vary between states -- some require action by the governor and others, the state agriculture department.
Although not a labeling consideration, Missouri and several other states are weighing legislation that would increase state fines and penalties for applicators caught violating state and federal labels.
The additional scrutiny comes on the heels of a rash of dicamba drift and damage complaints in the Midsouth and parts of the Midwest during the 2016 season as growers grew soybeans and cotton designed to be used with dicamba, but had no labeled dicamba herbicides to legally use postemergence on those crops. With major seed companies and licensees poised to release additional Xtend varieties, and approved herbicides now in hand, dicamba usage is expected to grow considerably in 2017.
Purdue University weed scientist Bill Johnson told DTN that Indiana's RUP status for dicamba is not likely to wend its way through rulemaking in time for the 2017 season and that the federal label will be followed until a change is made. That's unfortunate, he said, because it increases the chance that generic dicamba might be used in the crop, which could increase the potential for off-site movement.
"It [RUP] makes it easier to track purchases to make sure growers are using the right formulations on their soybeans," he said. RUP pesticides can only be purchased by certified pesticide applicators and records are kept of sales, which help in investigations of misuse.
Illinois Fertilizer & Chemical Association (IFCA) President Jean Payne told DTN that their association supported discussing the possibility of seeking RUP status for all dicamba products in Illinois so that they could be purchased and applied by trained, certified applicators. However, she said meetings with other agriculture groups, industry representatives and the Illinois Department of Agriculture in early December could not reach a consensus to pursue the RUP designation at this time.
"With 10 million acres of soybeans, we will be a large market for this new technology, and as with all pesticide use, IFCA always seeks to be proactive and use common sense tools at our disposal to ensure judicious use of this new technology for agriculture, and also to successfully co-exist with organic growers, non-GMO soybean crops, orchards, vineyards, specialty crops and homeowners," Payne said.
"There are 15,000 licensed private applicators in Illinois (farmers) and 20,000 licensed commercial applicators, so we did not view keeping the use of the technology to these trained applicators as an impediment to access to the product," she added. "The feeling is that trained applicators will better understand the complexities of the label, will keep a record of the application and will consider the agronomic, environmental, societal and legal ramifications for proper use of this product. It's also vital that everyone understands that only the new dicamba formulations can be used over the top of soybeans, not any existing dicamba herbicides that are not labeled for such use, but are readily available and have the active ingredient that will also perform on the Xtend soybeans," she said.
Illinois has decided not to adopt any additional label restrictions beyond the federal label at this time, said Warren Goetsch, bureau chief, Illinois Department of Environmental Programs, in a DTN phone interview. "There's no evidence in Illinois to suggest that a different course of action would be justified," Goetsch said, stressing that he did believe everyone agrees a strong stewardship campaign is needed to communicate label requirements.
The pesticide committee of the Arkansas Plant Board requires manufacturers to provide third-party drift and volatility studies for pesticides to be registered in the state. The additional label proposals sent to Arkansas Gov. Hutchison were based on the fact that Monsanto did not meet that requirement. University weed scientists have also repeatedly stressed that less volatile formulations do not prevent physical drift onto sensitive crops and that EPA does not consider damage to non-target crops when considering whether a pesticide should be classified as restricted use.
"However, the methods that are used and the research on which the Plant Board relies in approving new technologies must be more clearly defined in order to provide more certainty to all companies attempting to introduce these technologies in Arkansas. To this end, I am tasking the Plant Board to submit a solution to me within forty-five (45) days, which provides clear rules to industry as to what the Plant Board expects in terms of prior study and testing by independent third party research."
In a prepared statement, Monsanto spokesman Kyel Richard noted that it is positive that Arkansas farmers will be able to experience the Xtend soybean and cotton trait systems with at least one formulated product. "However, it is unfortunate that to this point, the State of Arkansas has not enabled farmer choice by fully approving all of the formulated products the EPA and 24 other states so far have permitted for in-crop use," the statement said.
The company noted that it is vital that all competitors within the industry be able to follow clear and standard guidelines for product evaluations and approval. "To that end, we appreciate Gov. Hutchinson's call for the Plant Board to clarify and standardize what it intends to require for third-party research," said Monsanto's statement.


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West Sacramento suspends curfew, will reinstate for weekend
Updated: 6:41 PM PDT Jun 3, 2020
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FIRST. THIS IS KCRA 3 NEWS AT 4:00. TY: I AM TY STEELE. DIERDRE: I AM DEIRDRE FITZPATRICK. SEVERAL CITIES IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA ARE UNDER CURFEW. SACRAMENTO'S CURFEW GOES FROM 8:00 AT NIGHT UNTIL 5:00 IN THE MORNING. THE CITY SAYS IT WILL END WHEN IT DETERMINES IT IS SAFE TO DO SO. TY: THE SACRAMENTO DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE SAYS 11 PEOPLE HAVE BEEN CHARGED IN THE RIOTS AND LOOTING. A MAN HAS BEEN CHARGED WITH FELONY ASSAULT ON AN OFFICER AND ANOTHER CHARGED WITH FELONY VANDALISM AND RIOTING. THE DA'S OFFICE SAYS IT SUPPORTS THE RIGHT TO PROTEST, WILL PROSECUTE ANYONE THREATENING PUBLIC SAFETY. DIERDRE: THE HIGHWAY PATROL IS INVESTIGATING A SHOOTING DEATH THAT SHUT DOWN INTERSTATE FIVE. THE DRIVER WAS SHOT BY A PASSENGER. THE DRIVER GOT OUT OF THE CAR AND WAS THEN HIT AND KILLED BY ANOTHER CAR. THE SHOOTER THEN TOOK THE CAR AND DROVE TO VACAVILLE. THE SUSPECT IS BEEN ARRESTED. LET'S GET A CHECK ON THE FORECAST WITH TAMARA BERG. TAMARA: ENJOY THE COMFORTS OF THE MORNING AS TEMPERATURES STAY RIGHT IN THE LOW TO MID 60'S. AS WE GET TO THE 8:00 HOUR TEMPERATURES ARE GOING TO FEEL MILD AS WE SLIDE TO THE 70'S. BY 10:00 WE ARE HOVERING AROUND THE LOWER 80'S AND WILL GO UP FROM THERE. BY 2:00 WE ARE IN THE UPPER 90'S AND WE WILL SEE WIDESPREAD TRIPLE DIGITS FROM 100-1
Officials with the City of West Sacramento on Wednesday have suspended the overnight curfew for the next two days, but plan to reinstate it over the weekend.Effective tonight, the 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. curfew is lifted. However, city officials plan to resume the curfew order starting Friday and going through the weekend, with the modified curfew hours of 10 p.m. to 4 a.m.The decision to implement a curfew came during an emergency city council meeting on Monday after reports of looting and vandalism in both the City of Sacramento and West Sacramento.Anyone who spots suspicious activity is asked to call 916-372-3375.Protests erupted across the country last week and lasted through the weekend in response to George Floyd's police custody death in Minneapolis.Floyd, an unarmed black man, died May 25 while in the custody of white Minneapolis police officers. Videos captured by witnesses show Floyd handcuffed and on the ground as a white police officer, Derek Chauvin, kneels on his neck, pressing down. Video also showed three other officers involved -- two were seen holding Floyd down while a third was seen trying to keep the crowd at bay. Floyd is heard on the video saying he can't breathe and pleading for air. As minutes pass in the video, Floyd slowly stops talking and moving.Chauvin and the other three officers were fired the following day. Chauvin was arrested May 29 on charges of third-degree murder and manslaughter. On Wednesday, Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison upgraded the charge against Chauvin to unintentional second-degree murder.Ellison also charged the other three officers with aiding and abetting second-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter.Protests across the country demanded justice for Floyd, calling for all officers involved in his death to be arrested. The protests also recalled the deaths of other Black Americans who died as a result of police action, demanding change so officers are held accountable.In Sacramento, five days of protests – Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday – led to hundreds of people marching through parts of the city.On Saturday night, as protest crowds dispersed, there was vandalism and looting in downtown.On Sunday night, while there was a large crowd of protesters near the Capitol, there were several instances of looting in downtown and midtown. The Sacramento Police Department said Monday that 22 people were arrested in connection with looting, and three others for failing to disperse.On Monday, after Sacramento enacted a citywide curfew in response to the weekend looting and vandalism, protests ended after curfew but before officials enforced the rule.Officials also said about 500 California National Guard Troops are in the city until further notice to help protect key infrastructure.Sacramento police said Wednesday dozens of people were arrested on Monday and Tuesday for violating curfew. It's unclear if the people arrested were connected to the protests.
WEST SACRAMENTO, Calif. —
Officials with the City of West Sacramento on Wednesday have suspended the overnight curfew for the next two days, but plan to reinstate it over the weekend.
Effective tonight, the 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. curfew is lifted. However, city officials plan to resume the curfew order starting Friday and going through the weekend, with the modified curfew hours of 10 p.m. to 4 a.m.
The decision to implement a curfew came during an emergency city council meeting on Monday after reports of looting and vandalism in both the City of Sacramento and West Sacramento.
Anyone who spots suspicious activity is asked to call 916-372-3375.
Protests erupted across the country last week and lasted through the weekend in response to George Floyd's police custody death in Minneapolis.
Floyd, an unarmed black man, died May 25 while in the custody of white Minneapolis police officers. Videos captured by witnesses show Floyd handcuffed and on the ground as a white police officer, Derek Chauvin, kneels on his neck, pressing down. Video also showed three other officers involved -- two were seen holding Floyd down while a third was seen trying to keep the crowd at bay. Floyd is heard on the video saying he can't breathe and pleading for air. As minutes pass in the video, Floyd slowly stops talking and moving.
Chauvin and the other three officers were fired the following day. Chauvin was arrested May 29 on charges of third-degree murder and manslaughter. On Wednesday, Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison upgraded the charge against Chauvin to unintentional second-degree murder.
Ellison also charged the other three officers with aiding and abetting second-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter.
Protests across the country demanded justice for Floyd, calling for all officers involved in his death to be arrested. The protests also recalled the deaths of other Black Americans who died as a result of police action, demanding change so officers are held accountable.
In Sacramento, five days of protests – Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday – led to hundreds of people marching through parts of the city.
On Saturday night, as protest crowds dispersed, there was vandalism and looting in downtown.
On Sunday night, while there was a large crowd of protesters near the Capitol, there were several instances of looting in downtown and midtown. The Sacramento Police Department said Monday that 22 people were arrested in connection with looting, and three others for failing to disperse.
On Monday, after Sacramento enacted a citywide curfew in response to the weekend looting and vandalism, protests ended after curfew but before officials enforced the rule.
Officials also said about 500 California National Guard Troops are in the city until further notice to help protect key infrastructure.
Sacramento police said Wednesday dozens of people were arrested on Monday and Tuesday for violating curfew. It's unclear if the people arrested were connected to the protests.


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Subject: Fw: A Little Information on Rick Perry. . . . . . . . . . . . .
A LITTLE INFO FROM THE OTHER SIDE
For those that know little of Rick Perry who is running for the office of President here is a little insight to the man. His experience was not being a community organizer.
Actually, today, A&M has grown to one of the top 10 largest undergraduate enrollments in the country. However, when I went there from ' 65 - ' 69, we only had 11,000 men, and a few (>50) female student wives, and daughters of professors, etc.). In the Fall of 1968 (my Senior Year), a punky, slow talking kid from central west Texas enrolled in Texas A&M and immediately was liked by all the Freshmen in his class! He was liked so much that he was nominated and elected President of the Freshman Class. Later on, in 1971 he was elected to one of the highest honors they can bestow on a student at A&M, that of Head Aggie Yell Leader (All Male schools don't do "Cheers" for Cheerleaders, they do "Yells" for the six elected Yell Leaders). When he graduated (which he did in the normally allotted four years, even with all his extra-circular Yell Leader travels to all Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track and Field, and even Conference Golf Tournaments), he earned a Commission in the United States Air Force and started Flight Training shortly after Graduation. Upon Honor Graduation from Flight Training, he was assigned to C-130 Hercules Transports and sent straight to Viet Nam, where he flew Co-Pilot to one of my best friends at A&M. He said the kid was the most dependable and down to earth pilot with whom he'd flown, and recommended him for Captain of his own C-130. That handsome, very likable, down-to-earth kid was Rick Perry, and I've known him since he was an 18 year old Aggie Freshman. He was known to me that entire year as "Fish Perry"!!
Is he perfect? Hell no, who is? In 11 years as Governor, he has made three MAJOR "Bone-headed" decisions, but when yours truly and many other Texas Republicans called his hand on them, he didn't pull an 'Obama' and proceed to try and ram it down our throats, anyway.........I He re-thought his position and reversed course! That's wisdom!
Is he smart, and does he have good common sense? The Air Force doesn't put idiots in charge of $20 Million Aircraft and 8 crew members! He has an exemplary Military record! And, he can charm the horns off a Buffalo!
And, he has never lost an election, so he must be a pretty damn good politician, as well! It remains to be seen how he handles the national media "Gotcha Question Goons", but I think he'll do pretty well!
By the way, my Classmate who used to fly with Rick in that first C-130 went on to become a Captain for United Airlines and he continued to live in Abilene, TX. He contracted Cancer and died in 2002, and at his Funeral Graveside Service, now Governor Rick Perry arranged for a four aircraft flight of C-130s in tight formation to do a fly-by over the Cemetery, at an altitude of 300 feet, just as Taps were ending and the 21 gun salute was starting. Just as those thundering four engine turbo-props got overhead, the lead aircraft pulled up abruptly into the missing man maneuver. Son, there wasn't a dry eye at the Cemetary! The man has got a heart of gold!
That's who Rick Perry is, and I'm proud to recommend him to you! Beryl
Subject: Who Is Rick Perry?
Who Is Rick Perry?
Don't come after my dog, he warned them.
He is a fifth generation Texan, the son of hardscrabble west Texas tenant farmers; Democrats but conservatives through and through. He grew up in a farm town too small to be on the state map. Life was so hard that he was six years old before his house had indoor plumbing. His mother sewed his clothes, including the underwear he wore to college.
He is an Eagle Scout. After Paint Creek High School , he attended Texas A&M, graduated, and was commissioned into the Air Force where he became a C-130 pilot.
Now 61 years old, he has won nine elections to four different offices in Texas state government. In the first three elections he ran as a Democrat then switched to the Republican Party. He is currently the 47th governor of Texas , a position he has held for 11 years, the longest tenure of any governor in the nation. He has been elected governor three times, the first ever to have that honor.
He has never lost an election.
Rick Perry was the Lieutenant Governor to whom Governor George Bush handed over the office after winning the 2000 Presidential election. Since then, Perry won gubernatorial elections in 2002, 2004, and 2010, the last time by 55% against a field consisting of a Democrat, a Libertarian, a Green Party, and an Independent. He even beat out Kay Bailey Hutchison, long time popular Texas GOP Senator.
Since he became its Governor, Texas , a right-to-work state (no unions to speak of) that taxes neither personal income nor capital gains has added more jobs than the other 49 states combined. In the last two years, low taxes and little regulation led his state to create 47% of all jobs created in the entire nation. Five of the top ten cities with the highest job growth in the nation are in Texas . People follow jobs, so in the last four years for which data are available, Texas led every state in net interstate migration growth.
Perry signed ground-breaking tort reform and medical litigation rules that caused malpractice insurance rates to fall. Some 20,000 doctors have since moved to Texas .
Texas boasts 58 of the Fortune 500 companies, more than any other state. Since May 2011, Texas resumed its pre-recession employment levels. Only two other states and the District of Columbia have done that.
Texas ships 16% of the nation's export value. California trails at 11%. Of the 70 companies that have fled California so far in 2011, 14 relocated in Texas .
In this year's Texas legislative season, Perry got most of what he wanted. With no new taxes, a fiscally lean state budget was passed leaving $6 billion in a rainy day fund even as other states around the country struggled to balance budgets and avoid more deficit borrowing. A voter ID bill passed that was designed to prevent ballot box fraud and illegal voting. A bill passed that makes plaintiffs pay court costs and attorney fees if their suits are deemed frivolous.
Perry scored points even in his legislative failures. He failed to get sanctuary cities banned -- Texas towns in which police cannot question detainees about their immigration status. The blame fell on the legislature. Perry also failed to get a so-called anti-groping bill passed that would put Transportation Security Administration agents in prison if they touch the genitals, anus, or breasts of passengers in a pat down. Federal officials threatened to halt all flights out of Texas airports and the bill died in special session. That endeared Texans even more to TSA employees living in Texas .
Perry jogs daily in the morning. He has no bodyguard with him, but his daughter's dog runs by his side and he carries a laser-guided automatic pistol in his belt. Last year while jogging in an undeveloped area, a coyote paralleled his jogging route, eyeing his dog. He drew his pistol and killed the animal with one shot, leaving it where it fell. "He became mulch," Perry said. Animal rights groups protested, but Perry shrugged it off. "Don't come after my dog," Perry warned".
Recently, Obama asked Perry to delay the July 7 execution of Humberto Leal in order to comply with the International Court of Justice in The Hague and the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations. Perry refused. Therefore Obama asked the US Supreme Court to delay the execution because it would damage US foreign relations. The Court refused 5-4 and Perry ordered the execution to go forward as scheduled. Over the howls of diplomats, politicians, and the UN, Leal was administered a lethal injection at 6:20 p.m. Before he died, he admitted his guilt and asked for forgiveness.
The case has special implications for Perry, who is considering a run for the presidency in 2012. Even his critics resent federal interference in a Texas execution, which is related to a state, not a federal, crime; an alcohol and drug-fueled rape and murder 17 years ago by an illegal whose family brought him into the country 35 years ago as a child. The interference hinges not on the man's guilt, which Leal advocates acknowledged, but on a technicality: failure to inform Leal that he could have gotten legal representation from the Mexican consulate in lieu of the court-appointed attorneys who represented him. Independent Texans saw Obama's interference as another intrusion of federal power into the affairs of a state, which could cost Obama support in other states.
Needless to say, Perry is a hard-edged conservative and a ferocious defender of 10th Amendments rights (The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.) an explicit restriction of the federal government to only those powers granted in the Constitution. Perry accuses the federal government, especially the Obama administration, of illegal overreach.
Perry said no thanks to the feds whose stimulus offered taxpayer dollars for education and unemployment assistance. The strings on free money from Washington , he said, would restrict Texas in managing its own affairs. Perry even depleted all state funds to fight recent wildfires before asking Washington for disaster relief. His request has been ignored, which comes across as an unvarnished federal power play, further pitting Perry and Texans against the federal government.
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I love this:
"Perry even depleted all state funds to fight recent wildfires before asking Washington for disaster relief. His request has been ignored, which comes across as an unvarnished federal power play, further pitting Perry and Texans against the federal government."
Not quite right wing retards.
Perry SLASHED his 2011 volunteer fire department budgets (who do 80% of firefighting in Texas) by 75%...as a 'budget cutting' measure.
This cut didn't allow them to prepare or purchase necessary equipment to fight the wildfires.
Then Perry has a hissy fit because the feds won't let him use their equipment.
Sort of like turning off your fire alarms, cutting off your homes water supply, throwing away all of your garden hoses, then lighting a small corner of it on fire.
Then being extremely pissed off that your neighbor won't get up at 3:00am to 'give' you his hose and water.
Perry is an idiot.
In 11 years as Governor, he has made three MAJOR "Bone-headed" decisions, but when yours truly and many other Texas Republicans called his hand on them, he didn't pull an 'Obama' and proceed to try and ram it down our throats, anyway.........I He re-thought his position and reversed course!
So... he's a cowardly flip flopper who will fold and give up on his policies if he thinks they'll make him unpopular, regardless of their merits.
I thought we wanted bold, hard charging presidents like W who don't give a damn what polls or whiners say, they'll just move ahead full steam to do what they know is "right"?
The Air Force doesn't put idiots in charge of $20 Million Aircraft and 8 crew members!
No comment. Except to wonder why his military service is lauded while the actual heroic combat of a person like Kerry was insulted and denigrated. Oh wait... Republican, Democrat Got it.
And of course we all know that Texas is as bankrupt as any other state, saved only from even more massive budget cuts by Obama's stimulus money. The same money Perry threatened to veto and then happily accepted and took credit for.
Thx 4 Fish said...
They should just print this on a flyer and mail it out like other election materials since it leaves off all of the ugliness of Perry's reign in Texas: including executing at least one innocent man named Cameron Todd Willingham. Willingham was a victim of very poor fire investigators. Perry took federal stimulus money meant for schools then slashed state funds to schoos to balance his budget, then when the Congress passed additional stimulus with restrictions on Texas to prevent more theft from the schools, Perry cried they were singling out Texas!
He recklessly slashed the firefighting and school budgets while maintaining a 7 billion dollar rainy day fund, and demanding federal assistance with wildfires. (If wildfires don't merit rainy day funds what does?)He has more in common with W than his smirk, swagger and poor Enlighs skills and I really do hope Americans have had enough of cowboy presidents for a while.
Perry was squealing almightly about how Texas MUST SECEDE from the USA when that N*****head got into the Whitehouse.
NOW Perry wants to run for Pres of the USA? Cognitive dissonance, much??
However, typical rightwing thinktank bunk sent up to rile up the rubes. Matters little, as Perry's day is done, and he's being shipped back TX and told to STFU.
Looks like the conservatives will have to make do with Magic Undies Mittens, as the Grifter Quitter has also been told to STFU and QUIT before even entering the raced. Suck it up suckahs!!!
To Thx4Fish: thanks for the recognition of the wrongful death of Willingham, who, I might add, Perry had gotten LOADS of evidence to show that Willingham was NOT guility... and Perry glibly said: flip the switch.
Perry's a typical rightwing hypocritcal, racist, incompetent liar with double standards. Whot a sorprise... NOT!
Sure, let's elect Perry so he can finish the havoc wrought by the Bush/Cheney train wreck.
Because, hey, that worked out just marvelous.
Lack of a capital gains tax is supposed to be a good thing?
Tort reform making it almost impossible to sue negligent doctors -- without lowering medical costs for patients -- is a good thing?
Denying a man his rightful legal defense is a good thing?
Holy crap I cant wait to kill you. Thats what its all going to come down to. us killing the rich because you fuckheads have everything and we have nothing. I cant wait to kill little rich girls like you. Yea, keep believing that poverty is a choice, keep being racist, keep it up. Im going to kill you and its going to feel great. I cant WAIT untill the revolution so I can kill little rich cunts like you. Oh and yea, i posted anon, like it matters.
To last Anon: unfunny. Stop it.
I have such a hard on!! Rick Perry is so AWESOME!!!
This is, as typical of so many Reich-wing hit pieces, unsigned; so who wrote it? Perry himself?
And "Rick Perry who is running for the office of President..." so exactly how old is this bullshit?
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England 4 - Ireland 0. Manchester 1905. The oldest known and available video of a soccer game.
Wales 4 - Ireland 4 in Wrexham 1906.
The oldest known and available video of a soccer game.
But an interesting watch still. Curious how the cameras are all at the end Ireland are attacking.
Sorry, I meant international. Should have been more clear.
Ah, ok. Still interesting like.
English keeper seems to be wearing the same outfit as the rest of the team. Irish shirt very dark - I wonder was it green.