As a young staffer for the Christian Science Monitor, he once wrote an early, never-used
obit for Nixon.
In the introduction to
Obit, Sheeler says that most consider his beat to be the worst in the newsroom and that he's often asked how he copes with writing sad stories.
It worked that way with the
obits at first--nobody cared, with the exception of visionary founder of this page, Tom Livingston, who was too busy to pay too much attention.
Agrega enseguida que tambien se crea
Obit "porque la gente esta harta de mirar y necesita hacer".
Por eso los titulares tienen que ser muy claros y decir que
Obit no es una obra de teatro.
Software called
OBIT is also available with all cubing and weighing systems.
Far too frequently, city editors put the most inexperienced reporters on the
obit detail -- and the
obits read like it.
But now the friendly local
obit writer is more likely to work in the classified ad department than in the newsroom.
Auburn-haired beauty Suzie Lee, 20, recently made her movie debut with Hollywood tough guy Charlie Sheen in
Obit.
Madden was of the opinion that this entry was made by John Fornsete or John de Fornsett himself, asking his brothers to pray for him, but Ellis thought it more likely that this was an
obit for John Fornsete, and this would seem the far more likely possibility.
In newspapers world wide Frank Sinatra's
obit keeps being dusted off in readiness for his imminent demise, then put back in the files again.
The star, in Glasgow to film his new movie,
Obit, picked her up and was taken to Easterhouse to buy drugs.
