5:07 AM | Updated: 5:52 am BY SACTOWN VIDEO Follow @https://twitter.com/sactown1140 5vs3Ole Miss Carmichael Powers OU to Series Win Over Ole Miss May 03 Already have an account? Log in here Junior catcher Easton Carmichael during the game against Mississippi on May 3 After racking up just three hits yesterday the Sooners used their offense to take the second consecutive game in the series against Mississippi collecting four hits in the bottom of the first inning including a two-run home run by junior catcher Easton Carmichael that hugged the foul pole down the left field line who has been splitting reps with redshirt sophomore infielder/outfielder Sam Christiansen at first base following junior infielder Dayton Tockey’s injury drove home another run later in the inning on a fielder’s choice Students pay about $14 in fees that support the Daily If you're not a student and value our work fair and GONE 🚀 @3aston_11 pic.twitter.com/0miOg3Uhs6 Carmichael added his 12th home run of the year on a 2-0 fastball that hit the scoreboard in left field to put Oklahoma up 4-1 It was Carmichael’s second multi-homer game of the season with his last coming in the first game of a doubleheader against Missouri on April 18 Carmichael leads the Sooners in home runs and RBIs with 48 He is also one of four Sooners – sophomore infielder Jaxon Willits freshman infielder Kyle Branch and junior infielder Dawson Willis – to have played in every game this season so nice he had to do it twice 😮‍💨 @3aston_11 pic.twitter.com/1cSF7C06Cc “Obviously yesterday was a bit frustrating,” Carmichael said on Saturday “I felt like I kind of got myself out a few times and just try to be on time and stick with your plan and approach.” Oklahoma put up 10 hits and got a hit from six of the nine guys in the lineup It also helped when junior left-hander Cade Crossland tossed six innings of one-run ball against Mississippi with eight strikeouts Crossland has struggled to find consistency as the season has gone on but his stuff on Saturday was able to keep the Mississippi hitters off balance for most of the game After senior left-hander James Hitt gave up three hits out of the bullpen sophomore right-hander Jason Bodin came in for the second consecutive day and got Mississippi second baseman Judd Utermark – tied for 11th in the SEC in home runs – to roll into an inning-ending double play with the bases loaded RING IT 🆙 and out the jam! M7 | OU 5, OM 3 // 📺 SECN+ pic.twitter.com/aadlEEjL72 Bodin came back out for the eighth and retired the side in order and was followed by senior right-hander Dylan Crooks securing his 12th save of the year to finish off the game Bodin and Crooks each rank in the top 11 in appearances in the SEC entering Saturday “We have a lot of confidence in him,” head coach Skip Johnson said about Bodin No different from (junior right-hander Kyson Witherspoon) or any other guy out there.” the Sooners finish the series against Mississippi at 2 p.m Students pay about $14 in fees that support the Daily. If you're not a student and value our work, please disable your ad blocker or click here to match that if you can. No services are scheduled at this time.  Memorials to NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) may be left at the Wallace Family Funeral Home and Crematory She grew up in Newton and was a part of the Newton High School Class of 2019.  She finished her high school education online with Penn Foster.  In 2023 Cheyenne was currently enrolled at DMACC and was looking forward to starting in the Mortuary Science program she also worked at Balance Autism in Clive as a RBT (Registered Behavior Technician).  On February 20 Cheyenne was united in marriage with Jon Carmichael in Las Vegas.  They enjoyed traveling together and were looking forward to an upcoming move out West They were also in the process of joining the Independent Order of Odd Fellows.  Cheyenne found magic in things people often overlooked and appreciated things that no one else could Her always inquisitive nature included the macabre and collecting unique and interesting artifacts Cheyenne could find value in what others might consider worthless  She prided herself with thinking about the world on a different level and had a unique style that didn’t copy anyone elses.  She also had a knack for finding old treasures while out antique shopping that would make perfect gifts for family and friends Christopher Levesque (Ashley Buenrostro) of Newton; her maternal grandmother Herb and Jo Ann Carmichael of Davenport; and her beloved cats She was preceded in death by her paternal grandmother Virginia Albright and maternal grandfather Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application at the Mariam Boyd Parlin Hospice Residence in Wayland She was the wife of the late John “Bob” R a daughter of the late Albert and Mabel (Anderson) Post and sister Ellie was raised in Hamden graduating from Hamden High School MA where together they raised their ten children Ellie was a devoted wife and loving mother tending to their every need all while running her own typesetting business for 14 years and working full-time as a secretary for 17 years at Manter Hall School until it closed Ellie then worked at Armstrong Ambulance until she retired at 80 Ellie had a strong faith and prayed the rosary daily as well as attending weekly mass Camillus Parishes in Arlington and Blessed Trinity Parish St Catherine of Alexandria Church in Westford Ellie enjoyed spending time with her large extended family as well as frequenting Rockport and Gloucester beaches was an avid sports fan (Red Sox and Patriots) even attended a game or two in her 80s all the while supporting her children and grand/great-grandchildren in the many many sports they participated in and other interests such as musical instruments Ellie also enjoyed taking car rides with her husband Ellie is survived by her children Joseph Carmichael of Webster; Sheryl Carmichael-Acker and son-in-law David of Fremont CA; Mary Collins of Tyngsboro; Dianna Carmichael of Chelmsford; Barbara and son-in-law Joseph Davis of Danbury CA; Walter and daughter-in-law Kristen Carmichael of Westford; daughter-in-law Jennifer Carmichael and the late John R Family and friends will gather to honor and remember Ellie for a period of visitation on Tuesday 2025 from 9:30-10:45 am at Blessed Trinity Church St For those who wish to attend services remotely please follow the link copied below five minutes prior to the scheduled service time: Live-stream Link: https://iframe.dacast.com/b/156599/c/541147  In lieu of flowers donations can be made in Ellie’s memory to: Community Boating Boston (Junior Program STEM)21 David G. Mugar WayBoston, MA 02114www.community-boating.org Miriam Boyd Parlin Hospice Residence10 Green WayWayland, MA 01778https://gscommunitycare.org/donateWounded Warrior Project150 Cambridge Park Drive, Suite 202Cambridge, MA 02140www.woundedwarriorproject.orgFor those who choose to send flowers the family requests Floral Arts, 129 Littleton Rd., Westford, MA 978-692-3350 www.floralarts.net Arrangements are under the care of Badger Funeral Home MA 01460 978-486-3709 www.badgerfuneral.com Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors Register Join the Leonard Carmichael Society for  LCS Day of Service We will be working at the service sites from 10 am - 1 pm The service sites include community cleanup We are excited and honored to have Cameron Conner as our guest speaker He is a Visiting Fellow and Professor of Practice at Tufts University’s Tisch College of Civic Life and has done important work in international disaster relief and healthcare He has worked within the United Nations to provide housing for refugees in the northern border of Greece He is also a co-founder of the Conscious Connections Foundation which is a nonprofit that focuses on education and disaster relief in Nepal The only university-wide college of its kind Tisch College of Civic Life studies and promotes the civic and political engagement of young people at Tufts University Map and Directions Live Cast He always credited his eighth-grade teacher Sister Mary Miriam for preparing him for Creighton Prep He graduated from Creighton Prep in 1967 where he was president of his senior class He earned his BA in English in 1971 at Creighton University He was greatly influenced by his Catholic education and very proud to be educated by the Jesuits His motto was AMDG “for the greater glory of God” A natural people person he owned and operated Carmichael Business Systems He could talk to anyone and learn their life story in minutes He was a great Father to his daughter Carey always willing to drive her and her friends to school Bob was an avid reader enjoying mysteries and historical fiction He loved to watch old movies and was always quoting lines from his favorites He had a love /hate relationship with golf Bob liked to travel and was proud that he had visited 25 countries you could always count on him to pick up the check he attended daily mass and did an hour of prayer every morning If he told you he would pray for you he would write your name down on his list and pray for you every day Suzanne and his daughter Carey and son-in-law Chris completely He could always be counted on for a game or a fun excursion   He was so proud of all of them Heafey-Hoffmann-Dworak-Cutler, West Center Chapel, 7805 West Center Road, Omaha, Ne 68124. (402)-391-3900. www.heafeyheafey.com wonderful person always positive and grateful Carey and Suzanne.❤️ Your Dad was such a kind soul and so much fun I will be praying for God to shelter you in His loving arms during this transitional time of great sorrow And loved to hear him speak of his love for you and Carey Bob called on our department when I worked at UNMC I looked forward to him stopping by because he was so friendly and talkative Best and closest friend thru high school and college Truly an unforgettable influence in SO many lives You have left us all with so many positive memories Heafey-Hoffmann-Dworak-Cutler Mortuaries © 2024 All Rights Reserved Terms of Use and Privacy Policy Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here 2024 surrounded by his loving family at Grand Strand Medical Center following an accident.  Mr a son of the late Maxie Dougald Carmichael and Estelle Dudley Carmichael Shelley.  In addition to his parents he was predeceased by his step-father: James Wright Shelley Jr; one brother: Herbert Carmichael; and two sisters: Geraldine Bullock and Carolyn Hucks.  He served in the Army during the Vietnam War.  Mr established Aynor Tire Mart in August 1977 where he has since worked alongside his family members and he was a member of the Aynor Masonic Lodge #257 He enjoyed his daily conversations and interactions with his friends and valued customers there.  Mr Carmichael loved his family and any occurrence that brought them together including cookouts and traveling.  In addition to his wife of the home is survived by two children: Maxie Carmichael (Rhonda) and Dee Dee Roberts (Pedy); his grandchildren: Chad Carmichael (Bobbi) and Hannah Roberts; great grandchildren: Blakely and Mabry Carmichael and Cullen Aston; one sister: Arba Johnson; one sister-in-law: Saundra Carmichael and many nieces nephews and extended family.  A funeral service for Mr 2024 at Antioch Baptist Church with the Rev Danny Whitner officiating.  Burial will follow in the church cemetery.  The family will then return to the church fellowship hall to receive family and friends to share memories of Mr to Antioch Baptist Church Building Fund 2080 Hwy 129 Galivants Ferry Thanks for visiting This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page This Marks Carmichael’s Fourth Comedy Special With HBO Download First Look Images HERE  Kerline.Batista@wbd.com Jennifer.Garay@wbd.com The Residents of Carmichael Road on Sunday got together at a meeting to chalk out a plan to save a privately-owned green cover plot from going under development the residents of Malabar hill came together to discuss the fate of a lush green plot on Carmichael road which was initially earmarked as a children park but later changed to residential purposes in the development plan 2034 as it was sold by its Parsi owners to Mah-hill properties (Photo by Anshuman Poyrekar/ Hindustan Times) (Hindustan Times) The residents claim that over one acre of land which houses several trees was originally reserved for a children’s park the Brihanmumbai Municipal corporation (BMC) had to pay a conveyance to the owner and build a park The land parcel has been sold by the Parsi owners to Mah-hill properties we are not sure what will happen to the land but there should be a children’s park here if this was the designated spot The Carmichael road and the surrounding places do not have a designated open space in the area,” said Pervin Sanghavi a resident association which advocates for open spaces as per the development plan 2034 made under Maharashtra regional town planning act the plot’s status was changed and earmarked as a residential place The residents are concerned about harming the biodiversity they also highlighted the hazards of construction taking place in a landslide prone area “When a landslide took place five years back a survey was conducted which said more trees should be planted to hold the land together If they tear down so many trees and take up construction it could cause more hazards,” said another resident “We will find documents about the history of the plot and how the status of the plot was changed The plot comes under the coastal regulatory zone so there are several implications We will try to find a solution,” said Zoru Bhathena Carmichael provided the offense and Crossland delivered a quality start as the Sooners beat Ole Miss 5-3 on Saturday afternoon at L 21-ranked Oklahoma improved to 32-13 overall and 13-10 in SEC play OU won Friday’s opener behind a pitching gem from ace Kyson Witherspoon and has now won another SEC series giving the Sooners five series wins in eight SEC series in their inaugural season as members of the league OU plays at Kentucky next week before finishing the regular season at home against Texas Crossland (4-3) went six innings and gave up two earned runs on five hits and a walk He also struck out eight but had to scramble around a pair of wild pitches underway with a K 💨 @CadeCrossland pic.twitter.com/lLMK2AjzhA Carmichael blasted his 11th home run of the season as part of a three-run first inning it took Crooks coming on to pitch a scoreless ninth to secure the victory Crooks recorded his 12th save of the season with the tying run at second base Trey Gambill opened the Sooners’ side of the first with a one-out triple to the gap in right-center field Carmichael the hammered a 2-1 pitch from Riley Maddox over the wall and just inside the left field foul pole for a 2-0 OU lead Jaxon Willits followed that with a single to left and Kyle Branch came through with a single through the left side After Scott Mudler walked to load the bases Mason Hamlin grounded into a fielder’s choice at third base as Willits raced home for a 3-0 lead The Rebels cut it to 3-1 in the second when Austin Fawley hit an 0-1 pitch from Crossland over the left field fence The Sooners extended their lead to 5-1 in the fifth — with two completely different types of ball Carmichael led off with another homer off Maddox to make it 4-1 Mudler greeted Walker Hooks with a single to right Hamlin then walked to load the bases again Dawson Willis drew a walk that brought Branch home and put the Sooners up 5-1 The Rebels responded with a pair of runs in the seventh Crossland walked Collin Reuter to start the inning Jamie Hitt relieved Crossland and immediately gave up a double to Ryan Moerman and an RBI single to Isaac Humphrey to score Reuter and Moerman and cut the OU lead to 5-3 Jason Bodin pitched 1 2/3 scoreless innings behind Hitt and allowed just one walk with two strikeouts After getting two quick outs to start the ninth Crooks gave up a single and a double to put runners at second and third Sunday’s series finale is scheduled to start at 2 p.m NAILS 🚪💢 @Dylan_Crooks7 pic.twitter.com/OgsEzCEGjR The content on this site is for entertainment and educational purposes only Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Sports Illustrated or its affiliates All picks and predictions are suggestions only and not a guarantee of success or profit If you or someone you know has a gambling problem crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER Vicki Carmichael knew from a young age she wanted to practice law Her interest was sparked in 7th grade when she went on a field trip to the courthouse Even though she didn’t fully understand the proceedings “it just fascinated me to see the courtroom and to see this person in a black robe,” she said Carmichael didn’t realize until years later that the attorneys and judge were all men that was something I wanted to do,” she said Carmichael has done a lot of work with families and advocated for problem-solving courts to better support people experiencing substance use disorder or who need mental wellness resources She studied pre-law at Michigan State University for a time before returning home to attend IU Southeast and law school at the University of Louisville She started her career as a staff attorney at the Kentucky Supreme Court and in 1989 became the chief public defender in Clark County She recalls some women attorneys taking her to lunch to advise her on how to respond if she was treated negatively Carmichael said she didn’t feel she was treated unfairly by male colleagues but she never forgot the lesson on being prepared “And that's the way I always practiced,” she said “I wanted to know as much as I could — more than I needed to know in a lot of situations about the case — so that when I got into court Carmichael spent six years as the chief public defender and practiced privately She ran unsuccessfully for judge of the now-abolished Jeffersonville City Court before winning that seat in 1999 She served nearly two terms before voters elected her three times as a Clark County judge She retired in late December and Republican Judge Lisa Reger was sworn into Clark County Circuit Court No Carmichael said she’s seen a “monumental shift” for the better in the way courts handle defendants with certain charges or who need mental health or substance use support “When I started practicing criminal defense ‘what's the best deal I can get for my client?’” she said “It wasn't ‘let's treat their mental health It’s a change Carmichael has been instrumental in implementing in Southern Indiana. She’s been a proponent of growing the area’s problem-solving courts along with others in the local judicial systems and the support of the state and Indiana Chief Justice Loretta Rush Carmichael handled a lot of the county’s higher level felony and murder cases juvenile and Children in Need of Services (CHINS) cases When she started the Clark County Family Recovery Court in 2011 she said it was to help families confronting substance use disorders “I saw parents who were losing their kids because of addiction issues and I said ‘There's got to be a better way she and her staff didn’t see the successes they were hoping for They heard the parents wanted options for things including longer-term treatment We didn't think about those issues,” she said “What we’ve found over the years is we don’t fix people We give them tools and resources and the ability to help themselves.” In 2023, Carmichael talked with LPM News about the county’s work to start a mental health wellness court She’s also done work with Veterans Court of Southern Indiana — the first veterans court in the state — which was started more than a decade ago by Floyd County Superior 3 Judge Maria Granger Carmichael said some of the most fulfilling work has been in helping juveniles and children and mentoring other judges and attorneys She also appreciates when she hears from people who say she helped improve their lives “‘I maybe gave you the tools but you did it.’ That’s rewarding when people thank me for doing my job.” She said she hopes she’s made an impact in the area “I think my interest in helping people — in solving the problem rather than just putting a Band-Aid aid on it — has made a difference in how we do things,” she said She also talked about some of the cases that stand out to her. She presided over the extensive murder trial of Joseph Oberhansley who was ultimately convicted of killing his former girlfriend six years prior In another case, Brian Williams pleaded guilty in 2023 to the 2021 killing of 67-year-old Melody Gambetty at her Clarksville home she said it’s always been important to treat people with respect regardless of why they’re coming before her colleagues and friends gathered for a send-off for the judge There was a large cake with her photo and the words “What’s next?” and wants to keep giving back to her community Though she won’t be behind the bench in Clark County she’ll be working part time in the Clark County Public Defender’s office She’ll be a senior judge in Floyd and Scott counties She also has her eyes on the mayor’s seat in Jeffersonville in 2027 Republican Mayor Mike Moore was just elected to a fourth term after running unopposed in November “I’m not done giving back,” Carmichael said “I grew up here and I think that Jeffersonville is a wonderful place [and] we have so many opportunities to make it better.” She said although she thinks Moore has done a great job “I think that I could present a different vision for the future of Jeffersonville.” and the Caesars Foundation of Floyd County.  Louisville Public Media depends on donations from members – generous people like you – for the majority of our funding You can help make the next story possible with a donation of $10 or $20 We'll put your gift to work providing news and music for our diverse community daughter of the late David and Betty (States) Carmichael Jeff Lefchick of East Freedom; two daughters: Ashley Shiffler of Hollidaysburg Nolan Stahl and wife Avery of Erie; fourteen grandchildren and three great-grandchildren; two sisters: Tara Welt and Heather Keefer; and two brothers: David and Scott Carmichael  Teresa graduated from Hollidaysburg High School and worked as a server at the Chuckwagon restaurant for many years and spending time with her family and her cat Friends will be received from 1 to 4pm Tuesday 2024 at Sorge Funeral Home & Crematory Inc. Hollidaysburg where a memorial service will immediately follow at 4pm please make memorials to the Domestic Violence Program at www.familyservicesinc.net There are no statistics available for this player Thanks for visiting When Southern University Head Coach Bob Smith went to recruit a player at Raines High School in Jacksonville there was another player who was persistent in trying to get Smith's attention It was hard to ignore the overtures from Harold Carmichael who would become the tallest wide receiver in NFL history at 6-foot-8 Carmichael was a quarterback who Coach Smith didn't have time to entertain he bought a ticket and boarded a train for an 18-hour ride to Baton Rouge along with the actual Southern football recruits for the start of Training Camp there was a player there to pick them all up they didn't desert Carmichael or make him take the 18-hour train ride back home the same process happened as the players were provided dorm keys there was no Harold Carmichael on the list one of the HBCUs (Historically Black Colleges and Universities) I didn't think anyone could out-catch me," Carmichael said I had to figure out other ways to show what I could do and that was catching the ball." Carmichael is a member of the Black College Hall of Fame A seventh-round pick of the Eagles in 1971 Carmichael remains the franchise's all-time leader in career receptions (589) He was a member of the All-Decade Team for the 1970s and named the NFL Man of the Year (now the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year) in 1980 Carmichael helped turn around a franchise that had not won a playoff game since the 1960 NFL Championship He owes his success to the foundation built by going to an HBCU "It was pretty much only the Black colleges offering me scholarships," Carmichael said "There weren't too many Black players going to Florida State I've been very fortunate to achieve all of those accolades and very blessed to be able to go to Southern University one of the top Black colleges in the United States I'd do it over and over and over again if I had that opportunity Carmichael was part of the first Eagles team to reach the Super Bowl in the 1980 season That game happened to be in the same stadium where the Eagles will play for the Super Bowl title a week from Sunday in New Orleans Carmichael recalls attending the Mardi Gras festivities while at Southern "The best place to go in New Orleans is in some of the Black neighborhoods and some of the small parades that they had home-cooked food is awesome," Carmichael said "We have the cheesesteaks and hoagies here (in Philadelphia) 17 will be in New Orleans to cheer on the Eagles hoping that they can bring the Lombardi Trophy back to Philadelphia for a massive parade I'm just hoping we can go down there next week and bring back a win," Carmichael said Do what you're asked to do and stay in your lane and I think we'll be fine We got a very smart group of guys that can play the game." With Harold Carmichael receiving his Hall of Fame ring during Week 15 relive his remarkable journey from humble beginnings to football immortality Here are the jersey numbers for the new veterans Chris and Michelle Britton honor the memory of their youngest son by raising thousands of dollars each year for the Eagles Autism Foundation The Britton family was chosen to represent the Foundation at the 2025 NFL Draft in Green Bay Jackson took part in this weekend's Rookie Minicamp on a tryout basis The cornerback becomes the fifth draft pick to sign his rookie contract the first-year players got back to football at the NovaCare Complex The Eagles kick off Rookie Camp by getting Smael Mondon Jr. and Antwaun Powell-Ryland to ink their four-year rookie deals a travel football club for boys and girls from New Jersey After adding 10 draft picks to an already strong roster the Eagles will have ample ammunition to continue to bolster the team in the 2026 NFL Draft The 6-foot-6 defensive tackle has started every game over the last two seasons for the Eagles Robinson was the last first-round linebacker picked by the team back in 1979 The organization honored the men and women who have served the country during the time in Washington with a trip to Arlington National Cemetery How did Howie Roseman execute the trade to get linebacker Jihaad Campbell Why was Andrew Mukuba such a highly sought-after target in the second round What did the Eagles want to accomplish on the final day of the 2025 NFL Draft It's all here in the post-draft episode of Unscripted Ahead of their first official practice as Philadelphia Eagles and outside linebacker Antwaun Powell-Ryland Join first-round pick Jihaad Campbell in his first 24 hours as an Eagle From the moment he gets selected to his tour of the facilities in Philadelphia every moment of Campbell's first day as an Eagle is right here for your viewing pleasure NC departed this earthly life on Tuesday September 10 2024.  Funeral service at 11:00 AM Friday September 27 NC preceded by a 10:00 AM viewing and visitation.  Entombment will follow the service at Carolina Biblical Gardens.  Public viewing from 2:00 - 8:00 PM Thursday September 26 Rena Bell Washington Carmichael was born in Raleigh He departed his earthly life and received God’s Ultimate Healing and his Permanent Preaching Assignment after valiantly overcoming his tremendous battle with Stage 4 Colon Cancer on Tuesday September 10th at the UNC SECU Hospice House located in Pittsboro was raised in a Christian home of by his late parents He married his ‘High School Sweetheart’ They celebrated their 55th Wedding Anniversary on August 1st of this year Three children were blessed to this union: Anthony William whom God called to be at rest from a fatal automobile accident on May 31 where he was raised and nurtured in African Methodism at St Matthew AME Church-Raleigh when it was housed on East Davie Street He served on various Boards and Auxiliaries in the Church: Junior Steward Sunday School Assistant Superintendent/Teacher and grew up from Cub Scouting to Explorer Scouting and received numerous service awards and served as Scout Leader of Unit 198 while assisting his father and mother in the Scouting Program at St His early education took place in the Raleigh Public School System He was a graduate of the Class of 1967 at J.W He studied at Guilford College (Commercial Art and Advertising Design) Shaw University Divinity School (Religion/Seminary) Catawba Valley Community College (Spirit of Ministry and Assistant Teaching) Lenoir Rhyne University (Pastoral Counseling) Southeastern University (Clinical Pastoral Education) and Alamance Community College (Certified Licensed Substitute Teacher and Licensed School Bus Driver) God called him to preach the Gospel of Jesus Christ under the Rev He served under his leadership and the late Rev Stephens until his first pastoral appointment in the Western NC Annual Conference He entered the Western NC Conference Board of Examiners in 1974 was ordained as an Itinerate Deacon in 1976 and ordained as Itinerate Elder in 1978 he and Lady Janice began celebrating his 50th year of preaching the Gospel of Jesus Christ He loved the Itinerant Ministry of the Church of Allen Churches served in the Western NC Annual Conference: St Joseph Circuit (Laurinburg and Aberdeen) 3 years Pisgah (Hickory) 16 years- while serving there he served as Chaplin at Frye Regional Memorial Hospital He received a transfer into the NC Annual Conference where he served Allen Chapel (Jackson) 3 years Phillip (Wilmington) 7.5 years- while serving there he served as Chaplin at New Hanover Regional Hospital Willow Oak (Rich Square) 3 years and Harrison Chapel (Richlands) 1 year.  He was transferred back to the Western NC Annual Conference where he served at St Wayman Chapel (Graham) 3 years and Clover Garden (Burlington) 7 years until his retirement he retired from active ministry from the African Methodist Episcopal Church he continued in ministry by preaching the gospel encouraging and mentoring clergy and praying for all souls he encountered in daily his walk and step into his retirement celebration with his leading lady as they celebrated The Legacy – 50 years of Ministry Carmichael has held many positions in the Second Episcopal District and Annual Conferences: Chair of Clergy Caucus Social Action and has been a Delegate to the General Conference in each Annual Conference many times through the years of his service He has been a true servant to the communities He was a member of the Victory Lodge 745 Prince Hall Masons in Hickory and has served on various Boards and Committees in the community such as NAACP Ministerial Alliances and has received many outstanding awards for community service he was successful in owning his own business a co-ownership of Cary Paint Interior/Design & Decorating Center and held an Operational Manager position with Sherwin Williams Paints Operational Sales and Accounts Receivable with a store budget of $1.5 million in Hickory He even through his hat in the political arena to run for the Ward 4 City Council Seat while pastoring in Hickory His motto: The Golden Rule (Matthew 7:12) “Do unto others as you will have them to do unto you” He believed God’s Word Proverbs 29:18 “where there is no vision the people parish.” There are many of us who have been in the Church for a long time and who are called Christians We have gotten out of God’s Order and have forgotten how to dream We must be able to have an intimate relationship with Christ It’s more than going to Church on Sunday after Sunday with no bigger dream than our next meal or our paycheck We must return to God and get our lives refocused We must be open to His Will and His Word in order to receive Him.  We must have that NOW FAITH mentioned Hebrews 11:1 He is best remembered for his impeccable talents in wearing dapper and stylish hats direct truthfulness and unwavering love for God’s People - so much so that he personally drove countless individuals across country to seek drug treatment He further used his resources to feed thousands of individuals where he served loving and unforgettable memories: His loving and devoted Wife of 55 years and HIS FOREVER FIRST LADY - Janice Lynette Trice Carmichael Frances Delores Carmichael-Jones of Raleigh & Lady Phyllis Morrison of Fayetteville 7vs6UT Arlington Carmichael Hits Walk-Off, Sooners Beat UTA March 18, 2025 | Baseball Tyson Degenhart and Pearson Carmichael Earn Weekly Mountain West Honors2/24/2025 10:05:00 AM | Men's Basketball © 2025 Boise State University Athletics Accessibility Statement IbrahimCarmichael Comments: NCAA Opponent PreviewMarch 17 CamaratiCarmichael Comments: Conference Play In Full SwingJanuary 7 Chuck enjoyed his recent career at local hardware stores helping his customers with their home improvement projects Chuck enjoyed the beaches; he spent his adult life living close to the Atlantic Ocean from Fort Lauderdale He graduated from Baldwin Wallace University in Cleveland Kimberly (Colin) Murray and Amy (Andrew) Bertalacci; and several nieces and nephews A celebration of life is planned for Spring 2025 Chuck’s family would like to thank Gentiva Hospice for the excellent care they provided Share memories and condolences by visiting the “Tribute Wall” at wilmingtoncares.com | https://www.tribtoday.com | 240 Franklin Street SE Witherspoon Named to Golden Spikes Preseason Watch List February 07 Photo by: NCAA Photos via Getty ImagesCarmichael Comments: NCAA Birmingham 2 Regional PreviewMarch 26 the former lawmaker who became the first cabinet secretary of the new Department of Economic Development Jim Justice’s administration officials to leave as the governor wraps up his second and final term Justice announced that Carmichael is stepping down as cabinet secretary of the Department of Economic Development It was not clear from the statement when the resignation takes effect but Justice said Carmichael was leaving to return to the private sector “I want to thank Secretary Carmichael for his incredible work over the years,” Justice said “When we reshaped our thinking about economic development and made it an entire department there was no better person to lead the charge than Mitch and is a rockstar in every sense of the word.” “It’s been an honor to serve under Gov and I thank him for the opportunity to bring his economic vision to life in this role,” Carmichael said we’ve delivered historically significant and transformative improvements for the benefit of West Virginia’s long-term economic vitality.” The Department of Economic Development was created by the West Virginia Legislature in 2021 on behalf of Justice splitting the new department – formerly known as the West Virginia Development Office – away from the Department of Commerce along with the Division of Tourism which became the new Department of Tourism Carmichael became executive director of the West Virginia Development Office in February 2021 after losing re-election to the state Senate in 2020 after representing Jackson Carmichael was appointed to head the Department of Economic Development in May 2021 Carmichael served as president of the West Virginia Senate beginning in 2017 after former president Bill Cole lost a 2016 election for governor Carmichael previously served in the House of Delegates representing Jackson County from 2001 to 2013 Carmichael worked for Frontier Communications and later Citynet as business development manager Carmichael oversaw the recruitment of several major manufacturers to the state including the Form Energy grid battery project in Weirton and the Berkshire Hathaway/Timet titanium melt facility near Ravenswood The department is also in charge of broadband expansion in the state the state was awarded $1.2 billion through the federal Broadband Equity “Our incredible work has resulted in more jobs and more community advancement than at any time in the history of West Virginia,” Carmichael said “I am forever grateful to have been part of the revitalization of West Virginia’s economy.” “We’ve seen unbelievable growth and progress over the last few years and it’s in part because of Mitch’s forward-thinking mindset,” Justice said “He’s been a real asset to the State of West Virginia I’m incredibly thankful for what he’s done and I wish him nothing but the best in the future.” Graney was first appointed the executive director of the former West Virginia Development Office by Justice in 2018 Friday also marked the last day for James Bailey cabinet secretary for the Department of Commerce who was appointed by Justice in 2022 after serving as a deputy secretary and general counsel is heading to the private sector to practice law at Spilman Thomas and Battle Justice announced the appointment of Mark Sorsaia the cabinet secretary of the Department of Homeland Security will be succeeded by deputy secretary Rob Cunningham the former cabinet secretary of the Department of Administration resigned in July after being confronted by officials in the Governor’s Office over Scott’s leadership and fundraising for a political action committee that advocated for several Republican primary candidates including Economic Development Authority Executive Director Kris Warner’s campaign for secretary of state | https://www.theintelligencer.net | 1500 Main Street WFIU Public Radio WTIU Public Television [a show of vocal jazz and popular song from the Great American Songbook] we’re paying tribute to songwriter and jazz legend Hoagy Carmichael became one of the most beloved entertainers of the early 20th century and also wrote some of the most beloved American songs like “The Nearness of You,” “Skylark,” and “Georgia On My Mind.” This hour hearing those songs performed by Frank Sinatra It’s Star Dust: The Hoagy Carmichael Songbook Louis Armstrong live at the Newport Jazz Festival in 1957 with “Lazy River,” written in 1930 by New Orleans clarinetist Sidney Arodin and songwriter Hoagy Carmichael MUSIC CLIP - ARTIE SHAW & HIS ORCHESTRA we’re exploring some of the best entries in the Hoagy Carmichael songbook We’ll start with a song that he wrote in his hometown of Bloomington just a few blocks from the WFIU studios where I’m recording this episode and has since gone on to become his most famous and most widely recorded song despite the complexity of its melody and harmony There are over 1000 versions of this song in existence I’m talking about “Stardust.” The legendary story of “Stardust”’s genesis goes that Hoagy was walking around Indiana University’s campus one night in 1927 looking up at the starry sky and thinking about a past love He stepped into the downtown coffee house known as “The Book Nook,” sat down at the piano inside he had probably been tinkering with the melody for a year or so And the title “Star Dust” was dreamt up by his pal Stu Gorrell not necessarily inspired by Hoagy’s own glances skyward It’s an instrumental melody—intricate and serpentine—and although Carmichael tried his hand at some lyrics early on he ultimately didn’t think of it as a love song with words publisher Irving Mills asked lyricist Mitchell Parish to pen some lyrics to “Stardust,” which became the song we know today.  It’s been a standard among vocalists since it was first performed in recordings by both Bing Crosby and Louis Armstrong back in 1931 Let’s hear a popular version from 1940 now This is the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra featuring Frank Sinatra and the Pied Pipers with Hoagy Carmichael’s “Stardust,” on Afterglow Two early songs written by Hoagy Carmichael we heard “Georgia On My Mind,” written in 1930 by Carmichael with lyrics by his close friend Stu Gorrell That was performed by Billie Holiday in 1941 Carmichael’s enduring standard “Stardust,” whose title was created by Gorrell but whose lyrics were written by Mitchell Parish That was performed by Frank Sinatra and the Pied Pipers along with Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra in 1941 Hoagy Carmichael worked with many lyricsts over the years he had landed a job at the film studio Paramount as a staff songwriter and the studio would often assign him a staff lyricist to work with that lyricist was a man by the name of Frank Loesser who later went on to become a notable composer in his own right penning things like the musical Guys and Dolls but they have gone on to become enduring classics Here is Mel Tormé in 1951 with the most enduring song by the duo of Hoagy Carmichael and Frank Loesser “Heart and Soul,” on Afterglow Two standards from 1938 written by Hoagy Carmichael and lyricist Frank Loesser we heard Julie London in 1959 with “Two Sleepy People,” first sung by Bob Hope and Shirley Ross in the film The Big Broadcast of 1938 the song “Heart And Soul,” performed there by Mel Tormé for Capitol Records in 1951 Even though the majority of Hoagy Carmichael’s songs were written in the first half of the 20th-century his songs still continue to be performed today I’m going to play now a few versions from here in the 21st century This first one comes from singer Kurt Elling from his 2001 album Flirting With Twilight The song is a curious one in Carmichael’s catalog “I Get Along Without You Very Well,” a lovely tune about the attempt at perseverance after a broken heart Carmichael based the song off of a poem he read in Life magazine titled “Except Sometimes,” written by a mysterious author who went by the initials J.B still had the copyright on the original poem The call went out on Walter Winchell’s radio show a 71-year-old woman living in Philadelphia but it’s very likely that Thompson passed away before she heard it performed on the radio in 1939 This is Kurt Elling with “I Get Along Without You Very Well,” on Afterglow “I GET ALONG WITHOUT YOU VERY WELL” and the 1937 Hoagy Carmichael and Ned Washington song “The Nearness of You.” Before that with the 1939 Hoagy Carmichael and Jane Brown Thompson song “I Get Along Without You Very Well.” We’ll hear more of the Hoagy Carmichael songbook in just a bit “I GET ALONG WITHOUT YOU VERY WELL“ We’ve been sampling from the Hoagy Carmichael songbook this hour Carmichael’s birthday is on November 22nd Carmichael was an excellent composer and occasional lyricist more often working with wordsmiths like Ned Washington or Frank Loesser One of his most celebrated collaborators was a fellow singer–songwriter Johnny Mercer Mercer was 10 years younger than Carmichael and being from Georgia and Indiana (respectively) they had a more folksy approach to songwriting than many of the more urbane songwriters working in Tin Pan Alley.  and worked together several times over the decades Carmichael gave Mercer a melody he had on hand called “Bix Lix,” named after his old friend Carmichael and Mercer crafted that melody into a song This is Carmen McRae with Hoagy Carmichael and Johnny Mercer’s “Skylark,” on Afterglow Two songs by Hoagy Carmichael and lyricist Johnny Mercer we heard Dean Martin in 1951 with “In The Cool Cool of the Evening.” That song was originally intended to be in an unproduced Betty Hutton film in 1959 but later reworked into the Bing Crosby film Here Comes The Groom in 1951 and later won an Academy Award for Best Original Song we heard their celebrated song “Skylark,” written in 1941 and performed there in 1959 by singer Carmen McRae While Hoagy Carmichael’s songs became fixtures in Hollywood in the 1930s the man himself also became a fixture on screen as an actor His first main role was in the 1944 Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall film To Have And Have Not Carmichael plays a few of his original songs in the film The lyrics here are by one of his great collaborators who understood Carmichael’s folksy charm inspired in part by Jewish cantor melodies although it was deemed too difficult for Lauren Bacall to sing in the film which is why it ended up as background music.  This is Hoagy Carmichael’s “Baltimore Oriole,” on Afterglow Singer Teddi King in 1954 with Hoagy Carmichael’s “New Orleans,” one of the few songs where he wrote both melody and words in1957 singing “Baltimore Oriole,” a song written in 1944 with lyricist Paul Francis Webster.  There are entries in the Hoagy Carmichael songbook that are somewhat problematic here in the 21st century I don’t feel entirely comfortable playing songs like “Hong Kong Blues” or “Doctor Indian Chief,” with the stereotypes that they portray And even beloved songs like “Rockin’ Chair” and “Lazybones,” as catchy as they are A common occurrence in pop tunes from the late 1920s and early 1930s it’s not the racial politics that are the issue And it’s not that they are offensive The dated lyrics here are by Harold Adamson but Carmichael’s melody is timeless and infectious Here is singer Kay Starr in 1950 with Hoagy Carmichael and Harold Adamson’s “A Woman Likes To Be Told,” on Afterglow Kay Starr with an instruction manual for clueless 1940s bachelors That was Hoagy Carmichael and Harold Adamson’s “A Woman Likes To Be Told.” To close off this episode on Hoagy Carmichael’s songs I want to feature a performance from the man himself Hoagy is often considered to be one of the original “singer-songwriters” in American pop music Right outside of our radio studio here at WFIU in Hoagy Carmichael’s hometown of Bloomington and you’ll often find someone has placed freshly picked flowers in one of his hands The statue is lifesize and incredibly lifelike: a gaunt but handsome figure sitting at a full-size Steinway Grand Piano cast in bronze with his sportcoat strewn onto the piano frame Hoagy is permanently tinkling away at his original tune “Memphis In June,” the sheet music sitting in front of him.  from the 1956 album Hoagy Sings Carmichael with “Memphis In June,” on Afterglow performing his own song “Memphis In June,” with lyrics by Paul Francis Webster Thanks for tuning in to this Hoagy Carmichael songbook edition of Afterglow MUSIC CLIP - LESTER YOUNG WITH THE OSCAR PETERSON TRIO just a few blocks from the WFIU studios where I produce this show And the title “Star Dust” (originally two words) was dreamt up by his pal and fellow IU student Stu Gorrell (Gorrell also wrote the lyrics to Carmichael's early tune "Georgia On My Mind"—it was his only credit as a songwriter While Hoagy Carmichael occasionally wrote his own lyrics he mostly collaborated with other lyricsts over the years known today as “Skylark.”  Their collaboaration also turned into critical success they wrote a song called “In The Cool Cool of the Evening” for a Betty Hutton film so it was reworked for the Bing Crosby film Here Comes The Groom in 1951 Carmichael had landed a job at the film studio Paramount as a staff songwriter Hoagy and Frank only wrote a few songs in 1938 but each of those songs have gone on to become enduring classics including "Heart And Soul" and "Two Sleepy People." One of the more curious collaborations in Carmichael’s catalog came with a song called “I Get Along Without You Very Well,” a lovely tune about the attempt at perseverance after a broken heart like  “Baltimore Oriole” were used as background music The lyrics to “Baltimore Oriole” were written by one of his great collaborators who co-wrote songs like "Memphis In June," and understood Carmichael’s folksy charm Kurt Elling recorded “I Get Along Without You Very Well” on his 2001 album Flirting With Twilight and Norah Jones recorded his song “The Nearness of You,” which he wrote with lyricist Ned Washington in 1937 on her Grammy-winning 2002 album Come Away With Me there are some entries in the Hoagy Carmichael songbook that are somewhat problematic here in the 21st century This was a common occurrence in pop tunes from the late 1920s and early 1930s Even a song like "A Woman Like To Be Told," first performed by Kay Starr Hoagy Carmichael was more than just a songwriter. He is often considered to be one of the original “singer-songwriters” in American pop music Carmichael sang this tune in the 1945 film Johnny Angel and "Memphis In June" was also one of the many songs featured on the 1956 album Hoagy Sings Carmichael why it showed up as his song of choice on the IU statue—instead of the more appropriate "Stardust," which he wrote in Bloomington—remains unclear My colleague David Brent Johnson and I even reached out to Carmichael's son was a song about the south and what it felt like living there I can't remember my father ever talking about that song and certainly not in a tone that would place at the top of his list I think someone there at IU decided it was Carmichael-like Afterglow is a weekly program of jazz and American popular song hosted by Mark Chilla and produced by WFIU Public Media in Bloomington, Indiana. Learn More » Mark Chilla writes and hosts Afterglow and WFIU's weekly music trivia show, Ether Game. 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Learn More © 2025, The Trustees of Indiana University • Copyright Complaints Jack Beresford is a Newsweek Senior Internet Culture & Trends Reporter His focus is reporting on trending topics on the Internet he covers viral stories from around the world on social media Jack joined Newsweek in 2021 and previously worked at The Irish Post You can get in touch with Jack by emailing j.beresford@newsweek.com either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content Earthquakes could be being used as cover for secret nuclear tests a newly-published review article by leading seismologists has cautioned The findings come as part of a review article by Joshua Carmichael and colleagues at Los Alamos National Laboratory published in the latest edition of the Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America advanced signal detector technology capable of identifying a 1.7-ton buried explosion with a 97 percent success rate only has a 37 percent success rate when seismic signals from that explosion are hidden within the seismic waveforms of an earthquake happening within 100 seconds and around 250 kilometers away from the explosion Carmichael's review concluded that the overlapping waveforms of explosion and earthquake "obfuscate the ability of even the most sensitive digital signal detectors we have to identify that explosion." These findings contradict a previous 2012 report on "masking," which suggested earthquake signals could not cover up explosion signals The idea of explosions being masked by natural seismic signals will be a source of concern to scientists tasked with monitoring nuclear testing around the world Under the terms of the 1996 Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty (CTBT), all nuclear explosions are prohibited whether for military or peaceful purposes Carmichael warned that his findings suggest that "background seismicity in regions where there's any sort of seismicity at all is going to measurably and substantially reduce the probability that we can detect signals from an underground explosion at a test site." Carmichael noted that in countries like North Korea where six nuclear tests have been conducted in the past 20 years an increase in regional seismic instruments indicates "there's been a lot more low-magnitude seismicity in the vicinity of test sites than we initially realized." North Korea's nuclear program was recently described as being "completely off the charts," with South Korea already being prepared for a potential attack The review also highlighted how the natural signals from earthquake swarms and other repeating seismic events could also be hidden within overlapping waveforms the masking effect could potentially lead to a drop from 92 percent to 16 percent in detection rates Carmichael said: "This may mean that we probably underestimate a lot of the low magnitude seismicity that is sourced during a swarm or an aftershock sequence." we could be largely undercounting the number of earthquakes that occur in these swarms or in certain aftershock sequences." The theory of explosion masking has proven to be difficult to prove in practice This is largely down to a lack of explosions to examine as well as limited data containing both natural seismic signals and explosions Rather than simulate explosion data to reach their findings Carmichael and his colleagues utilized data on explosions and natural seismicity at the Nevada National Security Site Scaling down the amplitude of the explosion data they then mixed this waveform with earthquake signals to try and determine if the two could be differentiated by detectors It's important to note that a coinciding earthquake alone would not be enough to cover up an explosion even of this kind Multiple factors go into effective nuclear test monitoring such as looking for the presence of certain radionuclides in the atmosphere Newsweek has contacted Nuclear Security Technologies a company at the forefront of detecting and verifying potential nuclear tests worldwide through seismic data Do you have a tip on a science story that Newsweek should be covering? Do you have a question about seismology? Let us know via science@newsweek.com Carmichael, J. D., Delbridge, B. G., & Alfaro‐Diaz, R. (2025). The Reduced Detection Rate of Signals That Are Hidden by Earthquakes: Case Studies with Spotlight Detectors That Operate at Seismic Arrays. Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America. https://doi.org/10.1785/0120250038 Newsweek is committed to challenging conventional wisdom and finding connections in the search for common ground Newsletters in your inbox See all