Aftereffect, you see heavy smoke in center of your screen, there was a large fireball. We understand people who were wounded in this were hurt by fire that was, that was brought on obviously by this explosion. The Israeli Rescue service now as you can see, still at the scene, treating some of the wounded. As we learn more in the situation, heart of jerusalem, a city of 900,000 people, this shakes them to the core. Well stay on the story. Andrea this is outnumbered im andrea tanteros. Here with us today, harris faulkner, sandra smith, host of kennedy on fox business, kennedy and todays oneluckyguy we welcome back to the couch, the congressman from the great state of utah, chairman of House Oversight committee, Jason Chaffetz is back. Youre outnumbered again. Thanks for having me. Glad to be here. Andrea do you like getting a break from washington a little bit . Yes. It is an absolute mess. Andrea you chair the oversight committee, you have to watch all of them. Its a targetrich environm
“So Weird” (IMDB/Disney Channel)
As a kid, my favorite show was about death. Well, not just death: it was also about faith, sacrifice and trying to make sense of life’s ineffable mysteries. Strangest of all, I watched it on the Disney Channel.
ran for three seasons from 1999 to 2001. It was Disney’s attempt to create a kid-friendly version of “The X-Files,” tapping into an in-vogue fascination with ghosts, alien encounters and other paranormal phenomena. In practice, it became something more: a meditation on mystery and mortality.
It was an enormously important piece of art for me as a young person, reflecting my own fears and fascinations with the strange, complicated world of adulthood. As I’ve grown up it has only become more resonant, and my appreciation for its artful handling of grief, faith and life’s big questions has only deepened. “So Weird” is a rare TV show that can speak to you at both 14 and 34.
75-year-old Billie Jean Colclasure of Flora, died Saturday morning, December 26 at Flora Gardens Care Center.
She was born March 24, 1945, in Olney. In 1970, she married Ivan Colclasure, and he preceded her in death in 1983.
Billie enjoyed coloring pictures, birdwatching, fishing, visiting family, picnics, and watching the “Golden Girls” on television.
She is survived by her daughter: Brenda Colclasure (fiancé Dale Stockon) of Flora; her longtime significant other: Kerry Bray of Flora; a step grandson: Jonathan Stockon; and nieces and a nephew: Mary and Pam Willis, and Jason Willis. She was preceded in death by her parents; a sister: Aileen Standley; and nephews: Rick Willis and James Garr.