daily review obituaries

1. What I learned from 2,000 obituaries | Lux Narayan
2. Obituary: The life of Queen Elizabeth II
3. The Obituary Daily Times Index and the U.S. Obituary Collection | Ancestry
4. Obituary/Trevor Peres & Kenny Andrews (guitar-Backline)
5. 2013 in Review: Local Obituaries
6. The Life & Death of Queen Elizabeth II (1926-2022) | Vanity Fair
7. OBIT Review – Vanessa Gould

What I learned from 2,000 obituaries | Lux Narayan

المترجم: Alaa Eladle المدقّق: Moaz Galbat,اعتاد (جوزيف كيلر) أن يهرول حول حرم جامعة ستانفورد،,و دُهش بسبب جميع النساء اللواتي يهرولن هناك أيضًا.,لماذا يتمايل شعرهن من جانب لأخر هكذا؟,بصفته متخصصًا بالرياضيات، أراد أن يفهم السبب.,(ضحك),شعر البروفيسور (كيلر) بالفضول حيال أشياء كثيرة:,لمَ تُقطِر أباريق الشاي,أو كيف تتلوى ديدان الأرض.,حتى أشهر قليلة مضت، لم أسمع عن (جوزيف كيلر).,قرأت عنه في صحيفة نيويورك تايمز،,في صفحة النعي.,خصصت التايمز له نصف صفحة من الافتتاحية،,ويمكنك أن تتخيل أنها مساحة مميزة لجريدة في قامتها.,أقرأ صفحة النعي كل يوم تقريبًا.,تعتقد زوجتي بشكل مفهوم أني مصاب بحالة مَرَضية,لبداية يومي بتناول بيض مقليّ و “لنر من توفي اليوم.”,(ضحك),لكن إذا أمعنتم النظر،,ستجدون أن الصفحة الأولى من الجريدة عادةً ما تحتوي على أخبار سيئة،,وتشير إلى إخفاقات الناس.,مثال على أن الأخبار السيئة تشير إلى الإنجازات,هو في نهاية الصحيفة، في قسم النعي.,في عملي اليومي،,أدير شركة تركز على تكوين رؤى مستقبلية,والتي يستطيع المسوِّقون أن يستنبطوها من البيانات القديمة –,كنوع من التحليل الاسترجاعي.,وبدأنا التفكير:,ماذا لو أعدنا رؤية ماضي الوفيات من صحيفة نيويورك تايمز؟,هل كانت هناك دروس عن كيفية الحصول على شكل نعْيِك–,حتى لو لم تكن موجودًا ليعجبك؟,(ضحك),هل سيكون هذا أفضل مع البيض المقليّ؟,(ضحك),وبالتالي، فحصنا البيانات.,2,000 نعي افتتاحي وغير مدفوع,خلال فترة تزيد عن عشرين شهرًا بين عامي 2015 و 2016.,ماذا علمتنا هذه الوفيات الألفين أو بالأحرى هذه الحيوات؟,حسنًا، أولًا تمعنَّا في الكلمات.,هذا هنا نعْي في عنوان رئيسي.,هذا الآخر للرائع (لي كوان يو).,إذا مسحت البداية والنهاية،,سيتبقى لديك مُصِيغ للكلمات بشكل جمالي,الذي يحاول، في كلمات قليلة، أن يلخص إنجازعظيم أو حياة كاملة.,مجرد النظر لهذه الكلمات هو شيء مدهش.,إليكم هذه الكلمات عن مشاهير ممن توفوا في العامين الأخيرين.,حاولوا تخمين من يكونوا.,(فنان قام بتعريف الفن),إنه (برنس).,(عملاق الملاكمة والقرن العشرين),نعم، صحيح.,(محمد علي),(مهندسة معماريّة مبدعة),(زاها حديد).,لذا نأخذ هذه التوصيفات,ونقوم بعمل ما يطلق عليه معالجة اللغة الطبيعية،,حيث تضع هذه الكلمات في برنامج،,ليحذف الكلمات الزائدة –,مثل “ال، و” — الكلمات التي تتمكن من محاكاتها بسهولة في “الألغاز” –,ويُبْقِي على الكلمات الأكثر أهمية.,ولم نفعلها لأجل هؤلاء الأربعة فقط،,لكن في جميع توصيفات الألفَين.,وهذا ما يبدو عليه.,إن الأفلام والمسرح والموسيقى والرقص وبالطبع الفن نسبتها كبيرة.,أكثر من 40 بالمئة.,عليك أن تتساءل لماذا في كثير من المجتمعات,نصرّ على أولادنا أن يسعوا وراء الهندسة أو الطب أو الأعمال أو الحقوق,ليُنظر إليهم كأشخاص ناجحين.,و عندما نتحدث عن المهن،,دعونا نهتم بالعمر –,متوسط العمر الذي يحققون به إنجاز.,هذا العدد هو 37.,ذلك يعني أن عليك الانتظار 37 عاما …,قبل تحقيق أول إنجاز مهم لك ليتذكرك الناس به –,في المتوسط –,بعد 44 عاما، عندما تموت عن عمر 81 –,في المتوسط.,(ضحك),عليك أن تكون صبورًا.,(ضحك),بالطبع، تختلف حسب المهنة.,إذا كنت نجمًا رياضيًا،,ستحقق نجاحًا كبيرًا في العشرينات من عمرك.,وإذا كنت في الأربعينات مثلي،,تستطيع الانضمام إلى عالم السياسة.,(ضحك),يقوم السياسون بأولى أعمالهم المحمودة وأحيانًا الوحيدة في منتصف الأربعينات.,(ضحك),إذا كنت تتساءل عن أعمال “الآخرين”،,إليك بعض الأمثلة.,إنها مذهلة، الأشياء التي يقوم بها البعض,والأشياء التي يتذكرهم الناس بها؟,(ضحك),ازداد فضولنا أكثر،,وأردنا ان نحلل أكثر من مجرد توصيف.,لذا استوعبنا الفقرة الأولى بالكامل من الألفي نعي،,لكننا قمنا بهذا كلٌ على حدة لمجموعتين من الناس:,الأشخاص المشهورين وغير المشهورين.,المشهورين أمثال (برنس)– و(علي) و (زاها حديد) –,وأشخاص غير مشهورين مثل (جوسلين كوبر)،,أو (القس كاري),أو (لورنا كيلي).,أراهن أنكم لم تسمعوا عن أغلب أسمائهم.,أناس رائعين وحققوا إنجازات مذهلة و مع ذلك ليسوا مشهورين.,لذا ماذا لو قمنا بتحليل هاتين المجموعتين كل على حدى –,المشهورين وغير المشهورين؟,ماذا قد يخبرنا هذا؟,ألقوا نظرة.,لفت نظري شيئان.,الأول:,”جون.”,(ضحك),أي شخص هنا يسمى (جون) عليه أن يشكر أبويه –,(ضحك),وذكّروا أبناءكم أن يقصُّوا نعْيَكم عند وفاتكم.,والثاني:,”المساعدة.”,نحن نكشف العديد من الدروس المستفادة من حياة ناس تركوا بصمة،,و ما تعلمنا من هؤلاء الأفراد المخلَّدين في الصحف.,كانت هذه العملية دليل مذهل على متغيرات الحياة،,والأكثر دهشة من ذلك,حقيقة أن الغالبية العظمى من النعايا,تبرز المشهورين وغير المشهورين،,الذين قاموا بأشياء مذهلة على ما يبدو.,تركوا طابع إيجابي في نسيج الحياة.,قاموا بالمساعدة.,لذا اسائِلوا أنفسكم في حياتكم اليومية:,كيف أستخدم مواهبي لمساعدة المجتمع؟,لأن أكثر عِبرة مؤثرة هنا،,إذا عاش المزيد من الناس حياتهم محاولين أن يكونوا مشهورين عند موتهم،,فإن العالم سيكون مكانًا أفضل بكثير.,شكرًا لكم.,(تصفيق)

Obituary: The life of Queen Elizabeth II

[Applause],all those years of wisdom,and compassion,weve been so so lucky,her work ethic,her strong faith her leadership,there wasnt anything imagined he,couldnt do,there was a courtesy,and a humanity,and a kindness,that ill remember forever,it was a life of public service and duty,[Music],committed her country,[Music],my lords and members of the house of,commons,i pray that the blessing of almighty god,may rest upon your councils,and her commonwealth i feel enormously,proud of what the commonwealth has,achieved,and all of it within my lifetime,devoted wife and mother,a constant figure of national pride,as the world around her witnessed,extraordinary change,[Applause],born in 1926 princess elizabeth wasnt,expected to be queen,home videos show it was a happy,childhood,in those days it was such wonderfully,unorganized fun because i mean we played,a game called catching happy days which,involved rolling around the garden at,great speed catching the leaves as they,fell off the trees,that kept us happy all day,her destiny changed with the death of,her grandfather and the abdication of,her uncle,[Music],her father was now king and elizabeth,his heir her role for life was set and,her approach to it shaped by the second,world war clear even in her first,broadcast when she was evacuated to,windsor,my sister margaret rose and i feel so,much for you,as we know from experience what it means,to be away from those we love most of,all,the keep calm carry on,philosophy,was absolutely embedded in,in her i think the princess became a,member of the ats,she joined the auxiliary territorial,service as others went off to fight,lieutenant mountbatten seems bad to be,back at work again wartime also sparked,the most important relationship of her,life,she kept in touch with prince philip by,writing letters,[Music],and in 1947 they got engaged,[Music],a glamorous young couple their wedding,was celebrated across the country,soon prince charles was born followed by,princess anne theyre taking the places,of the king and queen who would have,gone but for his majestys owners,but judy called her father was ill and,they had to take his place on a tour of,the commonwealth,to the stunned heart of london and to,the whole commonwealth came the tragic,news from sandringham of the passing of,a beloved sovereign king george vi,in a remote lodge in kenya prince philip,told her the news she was now queen,all accounts say that she gulped,gathered herself,a grieving daughter but also now the,queen,in a way that she could never have,imagined and of course in her early 20s,at the time,the following year came her coronation,broadcast for the first time on,television,she was very conscious of the fact that,she needed to be out there to be visible,going right back to televising the,coronation,only 26 queen elizabeth still had to,prove herself to courtiers politicians,and the country,years later she described how it felt,[Music],in a way i didnt have an apprenticeship,my father died,much too young,it was all a very sudden kind of,taking on,and,making the best job you can,from the very start she felt she had to,get out and connect with the public the,queen and duke now took their places,through thousands of engagements and,inventing the walk bout whether you were,the lollipop lady,or you know you were a president or a,prime minister of a nation people become,nervous and it was wonderful to see how,her majesty,would put them at eat,always calm even when blanks were fired,at trooping the color,the queen was constantly on duty,with constitutional responsibilities,and weekly audiences with her prime,ministers,for someone who just whod been a little,boy,in the streets of durham waving your,flag when she drove through in the 1960s,and suddenly they were your prime,minister,virtually alone,of all the people that you knew you knew,anything that you said to us stayed,within the room,always displaying her support for the,military,the principle,of listening to what she thought,churchill might have done in similar,conditions or circumstances to what i,found myself in it was those sort of,conversations that i learned a huge,amount from and well treasure forever,theres really nice comments including,one from president biden,oh thats very kind as every day there,were red boxes full of state papers to,deal with do we think that this is a,good idea do we not know what its about,she was a wonderful boss we used to put,up a red box every evening and we knew,that she would have been through them,and it would be back on our desk,the next morning at eight oclock,it was extraordinary how,she did this day after day throughout,her reign,[Music],[Applause],wasnt just matters at home as head of,the commonwealth and queen of other,realms,[Music],she traveled more than any other head of,state i remember going to,uganda for the commonwealth heads of,government conference,and from the airport to the hotel,i dont think ive ever seen crowds like,it,always conducting her own powerful form,of soft diplomacy i did get a sense how,concerned she was sometimes about,some of the conflicts some of the,challenges,[Music],she can have,a personal,conversation which,you know helps to move on,some really quite difficult and tricky,political moments,[Music],they melt around her and ive seen the,strongest men just literally sort of,become putty in their fingers,they are all an aura fan,argus,the first british monarch to visit the,republic of ireland in a hundred years,she was a figurehead of unity and,stability,she never wavered from duty or service,and in uncertain times people need,anchors,weve lost one of our most important,anchors,im very glad to be able to join you,today there at times of national tragedy,including the coronavirus pandemic,adapting the way she worked,to reach out set an example,and rally the nation with messages of,resilience,we should take comfort that while we may,have more still to endure,better days will return,we will be with our friends again,we will be with our families again,we will meet again,majesty is the warrior queen she has,done it shes been there,and her majesty dressed the nation its,the empathy were all in this together,but its going to be okay,my grandfather broadcast the first of,these christmas messages,her christmas broadcast every year was,her chance to send a personal message,its no surprise,that families so often treasure their,christmas routines,because behind the formality was an,utterly devoted wife and mother,prince andrew five last february,probably feels quite senior now that he,has a baby brother,family is very close together and,and we do enjoy spending time and shes,always made time all the way through her,life and and yes there have been those,particular moments of the year when,that very much comes first,when we were very young obviously um it,was uh,it was harder for her to have so much,time and we were obviously living,elsewhere as well so we were never,really all together in the same place,but whenever we had the family moments,and we met up,shed be very keen on watching what the,children were up to and,i think there were moments when she,loved the noise running around the house,it kind of brought the house to life and,it kind of made the real family,atmosphere i think they had to be strong,enough,[Music],you see this is strong enough to,get off you know,while she was head of state phillip was,head of the family and a huge support,come around this side nasty feelings,they were a couple,with a different relationship than many,people have but he learnt to live with,that,and difficult to be a,monarch with,the degree of responsibility you have,without a very good partnership to back,you up,when there were tough moments,if he was around it was hugely important,you could see them working a crowd or,working a walkabout if you watch it,theyll stop you,it wasnt planned it was instinct,they both had the same metabolic clock i,think,in,2021 she said goodbye to her beloved,husband and dedicated cons

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The Obituary Daily Times Index and the U.S. Obituary Collection | Ancestry

hi everyone Christa Cowan here with,another episode of the barefoot,genealogist today we are talking about,obituaries now were going to talk about,two specific obituary collections or,databases on ancestry.com but I want to,start out with just a little bit of a, or a 101 information thatll apply,to anybody and that is regardless of,what country you live in regardless of,what time period youre looking for,those obituaries and just some basic,information then were going to talk,about these two specific databases the,United States arbitrary collection and,the obituary times daily index which,covers more than just the United States,so lets go ahead and dive in with just,some basic information about obituaries,or at least how to work with obituaries,the first thing you need to be aware of,is that obituaries may have been,published in a variety of newspapers and,it might not always be exactly where you,expect the obituary to have been,published now clearly were most,familiar with obituaries being published,in the place where the deceased lived,particularly if its a local paper now,if they live in a suburb to a larger,city it might also be published in the,larger city newspaper,it may be published where they died so,if they died somewhere other than their,usual residence it may also be published,in a place where they grew up so if they,lived most of their life in a specific,location and then moved later in their,life,there may be an obituary published in,the town hometown newspaper and then,finally you might find an obituary,published in a place where their family,members lived so if you have if they had,children or grandchildren even who all,settled in a particular location or who,may have been prominent in a specific,location then they may publish an,obituary there to notify the community,that the parents or grandparent of this,person in their community has passed,away,so certainly just be aware that,obituaries again theyre not always,going to be published it may be exactly,where you expect and they may be,published in multiple locations which,brings me to my next point which is your,to want to investigate or read all,versions of that obituary every,newspaper has a little bit different,rules about how when and where,obituaries can be published some,newspapers charge for that so Im,charged by the word some newspapers just,run what they have space available to,run on any given day so all the rules,differ based on the newspaper which,means that if the family wrote an,obituary the newspaper has the right to,edit that obituary down to whatever will,fit their space or their cost,restrictions and so the more versions of,the obituary that you obtain the more,likely you are to obtain the most,complete set of information also not,just from different newspapers but,youre going to want to investigate all,versions of the obituary when theyre,published over successive days I know in,the local newspapers here oftentimes,obituaries will be printed two or three,days in a row or theyll be printed once,and then print it again the day before,the funeral which can sometimes be a,week or even two weeks apart depending,on how long it takes the family to,gather family members together so youre,going to want to investigate all of the,versions of the obituary published in a,single newspaper as well and heres the,reason why thats important very often,an obituary will run in the newspaper,and of course the family is very,interested in reading that and sometimes,theyll catch errors a relationship that,was listed incorrectly a name that was,spelled wrong you know some information,that might a date that was wrong and,theyll call the newspaper and correct,that so that then when the obituary runs,the next day its running with the,corrected information so again,investigate all versions of the obituary,regardless of which newspaper or on,successive days in a single newspaper,and then for those of you who are and,again this applies if youre looking at,newspapers published in the 1880s or,newspapers published last week right,youre going to want to review that,obituary really carefully I know,sometimes we go looking for obituaries,us to prove birth dates or death dates,or parent information but pay attention,to the names of the spouses and the,children in the in-laws and the,grandchildren anybody thats listed,youre going to want to review all the,relationships that are listed in that,obituary and if youre looking for,living family members always make note,of that residence of those living people,or the people who are the people who,outlived the deceased right because you,know they may not be still living now is,what Im saying so they might be the,people who are living still at the time,of the obituary take a note of that and,one of the things that I do actually is,in Family Tree Maker in the notes,section Ill actually go in on every,person listed in the obituary and make a,note you know Ill put the year so for,example if its a 2006 obituary Ill put,two thousand six and then Ill write you,know still living according to his,maternal grandmothers obituary so that,I know that they were mentioned in the,obituary and that they lived past that,date if it lists where they lived I will,make a note of that because very often,then Ill go into the public records,index or even onto Facebook and start,looking for some of these living people,to connect with to see if they have more,information about the family and so,putting it into my notes in Family Tree,Maker just keeps it all in one handy,place so that I can have that,information available to me when I go,looking for these living people and not,have to keep going back and rereading,and re digesting that particular,obituary so thats just some basic,obituary 101 kinds of information lets,talk about these two specific databases,on ancestry.com the first one is the,United States obituary collection now we,do have several obituary collections but,were gonna use the United States,obituary collection as an example to,just kind of show you whats happening,here if youre in Canada theres some,other options there theres a database,available for you as well so Im going,to just hover over search here come down,here and click on the card catalog let,me make the screen a little bit bigger,so that you can see it,were here in the title field Im just,gonna type in the word obituary and,click search and youre gonna see that,the United States obituary collection is,the very first thing that comes up 28,million records in this collection now,Im just gonna point out we also have a,Canadian obituary collection a UK and,Ireland obituary collection in Australia,and New Zealand Abbott recollection,those are a little bit smaller for a,couple of reasons one is because theyre,smaller countries with less population,the other is because these obituaries,are crawled or electronically obtained,from any newspaper that publishes these,obituaries online and so some of these,other countries are not as many,newspapers either exist or are or put,that information online whereas here in,the United States thats a really common,practice so lets take a look at this,United States obituary collection Im,going to open it here in a new tab so,that we can come back to that index in,the card catalog there in just a minute,so Im gonna have a search box okay and,I can do some searches here let me just,tell you a little bit about this,collection before I do the first search,first of all ancestry.com started,acquiring these obituaries for this,collection in 2003 the latter part of,2003 so if I was to come in here for,example and do a search on 2003 nothing,else youre gonna see that there are a,little more than half a million looks,like 643 thousand obituaries for the the,death date of 2003 now that if I go to,2004 youre going to notice that that,jumps that number jumps quite a bit we,end up with three million and then we,end up with a fairly consistent several,million every year since 2004 now with,that

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Obituary/Trevor Peres & Kenny Andrews (guitar-Backline)

[Music],[Applause],years and hoity in the Olympia Holland,mention on swash wearing the ultimate,obituary and dish pian at support of the,Slayer its Tony on the Hamas a nickname,lassen on Sobotka todays smile force,Michael slash life and thats Mohammeds,fish bass its like alright Im standing,here with Trevor Paris now of a pitcher,II one of the guitarists and what Trevor,tell us something about a you guitar or,you guitarists well I play fender,Stratocasters which Ive played all my,life basically this is a elite strat USA,series they used to be called deluxe,another called elite because theyre,pretty elite,sounds great stock everything stock one,here passive its the pickup the,humbucker is a shawl bucker,theres a guy named Tim Shaw that works,for fender apparently I think he used to,make pickups for Gibson years ago but I,would make my fender right this is,passive and pretty basic,nothing special do you ever use the,middle at home but Im playing around,like blues or something you know but,like yeah I just play this one straight,up and I sweep my tone out 100% theres,no tone yeah thats why my guitar sounds,crazy weird its anti guitar yeah yeah,yeah its an anti guitar sound so should,we go to the other guitar real quick,okay actually in this one is H this one,right here is from last year right this,is the older version in which when it,was still called a deluxe just a mm uh,yeah its a 2008 its got the metal not,right yeah its got a roll nut they call,it right which is killer because you,when you do a dive bomb it the strings,dont get stuck right they quit making,and I dont know why they like the newer,one has the old nut again right yeah,which I love this better Ive got a,couple backup in fact I might get this,get one of these put on here Ive got a,couple at the house right to get the,guts and this one died so theres the,same exact electronics is this,its got like hot switch you know a,Fastlane switch where it goes and I,could be go into a lead you can hit that,and Ill go put your tone 100% it died,in here a few years ago so I ripped it,out and just had to Seymour Duncan zone,in just basic he has the most simple,setup you can ever do it and gain saw,exactly meant but this is called the,deluxe back then which now is called,elite theres a little difference to on,the all right yeah yeah it works set up,there a little more grip room here for,leads they cut it out some which is,actually a great idea just rubber used,to be square you know right so this was,rounded a little bit you can see but,then they even got deeper with it yeah,which is cool you want to go all the way,up yeah exactly did the the Marcus here,on the top off the crack porch on the,side of the fret board yeah these are,just stickers yeah theyre just stickers,they go on the dart suite because its,some lights man I cant see my its good,to have yeah theres certain lights all,the markers disappear yeah Im lying on,my I dont look at it much but sometimes,you jump up high and you know you want,to know make sure youre getting in the,right you know do get the right you do,you do the whole tool just with two,guitars like one spare guitarist yep so,both of them in the same tuning yep,alright yeah things drop everything is a,whole step down,alright Zissou descender yep alright and,I havent had to play that one yet knock,on wood and the broken string hey I,dont break strings very often so I get,pretty lucky and the tuning stability,greater supposedly yeah it stays great,yeah these are locking alright welcome,to new yeah so they in fact to get a,floyd on a strat you gotta get a mexican,version what goats do you use like ten,to forty six right yep pretty light,actually whats gonna see right yeah I,used to use nine years ago on the first,album we were tuned to e yeah on slowly,and ever after slow we went to D so I,change them the tens what makes do you,use man actually I used to forever use,defender medium forever but then I think,the chemical common compound yeah was,changed and they started chipping on me,live all right so now Im using the Jazz,3 alright yeah yeah its a 73 million,point seven three millimeter yeah same,as the fender medium thickness wide,but uh I like these actually I really,dig and they dont think I can use the,same take the whole tour,so you like to guitars to walk Pig yeah,Ive got a bunch of pigs but but still I,could never wear out as amazing or,offenders gonna love you for this yeah,so what I got I got two setups here an A,and B switch this a/b switch basically,goes you know in case I go down live,with something goes bad right I hit the,B and the B trig starts everythings,miked up Im literally using a half,stack live for years I used to use just,one but then one day I was like had a,brainstorm get an a/b switch if,something goes bad if a cable or a the,amp or anything goes wrong right on the,fly go BAM Ill switch it over and keep,playing well its simple backup you can,have yes right yeah its like its like,my own guitar tech right here got my own,personal guitar tech but its a bring a,did you bring a guitar tech well we do,have a guitar tech with us and he I do,my strings myself though because most,time youre just sitting around doing,nothing anyway,yeah I love Jake it gives me time,something to do Im sure he sets up,everything for me and I come in and,double-check it and then away we go you,know its about your amps man yes,old-school 802 J source with full stacks,yeah but the funny thing is Im only,playing through one one cabinet so its,just for looks I mean they all real,though you do you run those camps ooh,just for a stage sound no not even no,Im just running through the half stack,got the hit for me the tone sounds,better just did the one cabinet right,okay for my tone,it sounds a little thinner when you run,through both cabinets to me for some,reason I usually use a 50 watt head but,these are hundreds because I couldnt,rent any 50s over here Ive got like,four 50s at the house yeah my house and,one one hundred but but I mean these,works fine for you oh yeah yeah the 50s,are a little richer sounding but Im so,loud and hot wide you cant really tell,she kiss you,turned them up way way more exactly okay,yeah yeah these are way louder obviously,but the other one that you can get more,more bite on additional saturation,exactly yeah,one to 16 ohms to the one cabinet and,like I said Ive got that a B switch,deal going on so if this bad boy goes,out I can hit it and well switch right,over to that one oh I see all right yeah,so both are miked,yeah and Im only thats only live you,know tonight youll do only hear that,one and if something goes wrong can,switch it over so now Im you offer to,give us a little tone sent yeah yeah so,theres gonna be loud so,oh that could die happy,okay I love this part,what he just keeps going on did you that,the the reverb,[Music],and just you know this this is the,greatest dilemma you know just thanks,man a problem is just using glad you are,interested I think were about thinking,check out Kenny stuff – yeah now were,gonna now were gonna talk to Kenny and,appreciate have a great concert yeah,thank you enjoy it,some be heavy a drop promise then thank,you bye Joe,well now Im standing next to a Kenny,Andrews,ken yes nice thanks for having us yeah,yeah no prob,no problem basically the same deal F,with Trevor skier would you just show us,yeah yeah the one that Im using now for,my main course ESP all right the e2 M -,its a beauty its the newest one there,right p.m. Gs 81 all right yeah it 185,or now just 81 all right yeah sweet,adjust the one volume thats it man,thats I dont need no tone and I have a,switch yes solos yeah Ill switch yeah,and I get this one and then its my,backup but sometimes Ill play this is,my main same setup same things just yep,beauty well yeah anyones alright Floyd,got to have the floyd rose and obviously,the same G yeah D standard yeah and what,gosh are you using like what thickness,its ten to forty eight yeah 10:46 yeah,yeah okay yeah because I

2013 in Review: Local Obituaries

norbert bly left a teaching job in,Chicago in 1968 and moved to door county,to take up the writing life he took up,residence in a classic writers layer a,farmhouse in the woods where he would,produce 18 books in a career spanning,more than 40 years much of the time he,worked from converted chicken coop in,the woods piled high with papers in,about three thousand books he once said,I like artists who are almost obsessed,with their work painters who paint,writers who write powders who make pots,you write to find out about yourself if,youre in areas where youre not finding,out about yourself its futile youre,wasting your time after repeatedly,getting calls for a black chorus Ella,Washington founded the Heritage Corral,in 1983 it performed in Carnegie Hall,and with Milwaukees Florentine opera,company and the Milwaukee Symphony she,was always about exposing people to a,higher level of art her daughter said at,the request of his father Joe glorioso,opened gloriosus Italian market in,February 1946 with his two brothers,Eddie and teddy thats Joe on the right,it was only supposed to last a few years,for young Joe who had just come back,from the service in World War two he,wanted to be a doctor but the little,shop on brady street changed that he,just fell in love with it his son said,for decades Ronnie Cheryl ran the satin,wave barbershop a place to pick over,events of the day give and get advice,and yes get a haircut preachers lawyers,teachers and laborers they all came to,satin wait Cheryl also gave free,back-to-school haircuts two children a,haircut makes kids feel better about,themselves he once said they get to,start school fresh and who knows this,kid might be a doctor one day and then,hell be serving me Johnny Logan was on,first base on September 23rd 1957 when,Hank Aaron sacked an 11th inning home,run off st. Louiss Billy Moffat,clinching the National League pennant,the Braves went on to upset the favored,new york yankees in the world series,logan played for the Braves until,nineteen sixty-one when he was traded to,the Pittsburgh Pirates Jane seijin was a,quiet beauty who worked on weekends at,the familys tavern and eatery Marys,log cabin located across from ray allen,bradley in 1949 she won the title of,clean city queen awarded in recognition,of both her striking good looks and her,ability to keep a family in a home,running well thats her in the middle,but it was as the mother of Air Force,captain Lance seijin who received the,Medal of Honor after he was shot down,during the Vietnam War and later died as,a prisoner of war it was here that Jane,seijin shined brightly as an advocate,for POWs my mother was the strength that,held us all together her daughter said,she did that by never allowing herself,to fall apart instead she became a,warrior with a graceful beautiful stride,read more about those who left us this,year at jsonline.com for the Milwaukee,Journal Sentinel this is obituary writer,Jam evil hair

The Life & Death of Queen Elizabeth II (1926-2022) | Vanity Fair

Elizabeth leaves Westminster the queen,is crowned symbol of Hope Queen,Elizabeth,another extraordinary chapter has been,written,Queen Elizabeth II the longest reigning,monarch in British history has died at,96 years old,[Music],for many in Britain Elizabeth II was the,only living Monarch they had ever known,I declare before you all,but my whole life whether it be long or,short,shall be devoted to your service,and to the service of our great Imperial,family to which we all belong,ings,during her Reign the queen helped,delicately modernize the monarchy to fit,contemporary culture,Queen Elizabeth visited her North,American realm the queen wore a long,dress with a matching term the Majesty,Queen Elizabeth making more than 260,official overseas visits and more than,95 State visits to over 115 countries,she was described as the most traveled,Head of State in the world by the,telegraph in 2012.,at Buckingham Palace she hosted leaders,from President Kennedy to Pope John Paul,II to Nelson Mandela the queen Rose to,make a speech live to the Commonwealth,when I was 21,I pledged my life to the service of our,people and I asked for Gods help to,make good that far,born in 1926 to the Duke and Duchess of,York later King George VI and Queen,Elizabeth she was thrust in direct line,to the throne when her Uncle Edward VII,abdicated and her father inherited the,throne,foreign,died in 1952 the queen ascended to the,throne at the age of 25,then removes his hands the assemblage in,one voice cries,God saved the queen Queen Elizabeths,symbol of Hope for the dawn of a new,Elizabethan era long live the queen,by then she was married to Prince Philip,Duke of Edinburgh who gave up his Naval,career to serve the queen and Nation,Obama Greek friends Philip gave up his,Greek citizenship to become a British,subject he has quite simply been my,strength and stay all these years,together the couple had four children,and remained together until Philips,death in 2021,foreign,of more than 600 organizations and,Charities she enjoyed her Leisure Time,surrounded by her beloved corgis and,doggies giving shooting parties and,breeding horses Corgi has a long,association with the queen,since the age of seven shes owned over,30 but now has just two and where did,you go I know what you want,all right,foreign,by her four children eight grandchildren,and twelve great-grandchildren,Im incredibly lucky to have my,grandmother in my life shes a,remarkably energetic and dedicated,guiding force for her family George and,Charlotte too will discover how lucky,they are to have such a wonderful great,grandmother,a role model for the rest of their lives,we none of us will live forever,but we are doing this not for ourselves,but for our children and our childrens,children and those who will follow in,their footsteps,[Music]

OBIT Review – Vanessa Gould

there are too many of us doing this,anymore I mean you could come to my one,hand and a few MS Miller its Bruce,Weber at the New York Times we would,like to run an obituary that your,husband well every now and then I like,to bring to your attention a movie you,might not otherwise think about see or,even have the opportunity to see but,this is what I want you to watch out for,its called obit and it is currently,playing in New York and Los Angeles and,its spreading out around the country,and very slow basis the documentary,about the obituary writers at the New,York Times now if that doesnt sound,like blockbuster material I dont know,what is okay Im just kidding here,because obut is as fascinating a movie,as Ive seen in a long long time in a,very unusual topic you wouldnt think,youd find each obituary is telling a,story a story of a life and that is what,Vanessa Gould brilliant documentary,displays here the staff of the New York,Times obituary section these are,generally older writers whove worked in,other areas and now theyre here theyve,all come to this place and brought a,lifetimes worth of journalistic,instincts abilities and talent to a,section that has growing in importance,it used to be just straightforward as,the documentary shows but now they,really go into the details a real,investigation into these fascinating,lives its counterintuitive Irana you in,the blood ovince have next to nothing to,do with death and in fact absolutely,everything to do with the life one of,the key focuses of this movie is,different people that have died and how,they come about to explain a life in,just 800-word thats an interesting part,of the movie too is how many words does,each person get of course theres the,major stars that died in this,documentary also focuses on the big,celebrities and personalities and,presidents and saints and the amount,that they will get there but also on the,people you may not have heard of and,that youre only learning about now that,theyve died and its all about how are,they approaching a try,they do investigative reporting they,call family members at a very difficult,time every life is worth a story thats,what this movie is saying I highly,recommend obit it will open your eyes to,something you may never have thought,about before you have the chance that,you cant refute the ones only chance to,make the Dead live again this movie is,definitely worth seeking out I really,like it my favorite documentary of 2017,by far so far I say go,[Music]