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Enron sheds 4,000 jobs
HOUSTON (AP) - Enron Corp. laid off about 4,000 employees Monday, a day after the former energy trading giant declared bankruptcy.
Market Summary
NEW YORK (AP) - A mix of economic data Monday left stock investors puzzling over how long the economy will take to recover and prompted many to cash in recent profits.
Business Briefs
Kelly Services Inc. has named Carl Camden, executive vice president and chief operating officer, as president and a member of the board.
Company agrees to pay $21.5 million in claims
WASHINGTON (AP) - The Union Oil Company of California has agreed to pay $21.5 million to resolve claims that it underpaid royalties for oil taken under federal leases, the Justice Department announced Monday.
Texas Farm Bureau receives grant for study
WACO (AP) - The Texas Farm Bureau, which is trying to help farmers and ranchers reduce dairy waste in the North Bosque River watershed, has received a $50,000 grant for new technology to use on the problem.
Countersuit filed against Enron Corp.
HOUSTON (AP) - Enron Corp. isn't going down without a fight, and its one-time savior Dynegy Inc. has jumped in the ring.
Financing boosts car sales
The zero-percent financing on new cars has stimulated sales of used cars, local dealers said.
Rachel Artho
Rhonda and Mike Artho of Dumas announce the engagement of their daughter, Rachel, to Andrew Ickert. The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Dr. and Mrs. Ronnie Waide and Catherine Batenhorst, all of Canyon, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Artho of Hereford.
Amy McClain
Bonnie and Glendell Smith of Amarillo and Gale and Connie McClain of Olton announce the engagement of their daughter, Amy McClain, to Guy Gilbert.
Karla Harris
Barbara and George Harris of Wheeler announce the engagement of their daughter, Karla Diane, to Dr. Braden Ben Benson.
Ruby Saucedo
Mr. and Mrs. Jose Saucedo of 1169 Shasta Drive announce the engagement of their daughter, Ruby Ann, to Russell Todd Stout.
Panhandle People: Amarillo senior earns scholarship
Garrett Phipps of Amarillo, a senior pre-dental major at Lubbock Christian University, was awarded a $2,500 scholarship from the Lubbock Chapter of Achievement Rewards for College Scientists for his scientific endeavors. Recipients are chosen on the basis of their scholastic performance.
Brief: Free diabetes cookbook
Philadelphia (AP) - A cookbook, "Celebrity Chefs Across America - The Ingredients for Managing Diabetes," available free during November, offers healthy recipes, cooking tips and information about diabetes.
Stores overflow with holiday table accessories
Scarcely will you have polished off the last of the Thanksgiving leftovers when it could be time to prepare for a dizzying round of December holiday parties.
Top pet photographer knows his animal clients
Dallas - Sydni is staring out the car window, a faraway look in her chestnut eyes. She's daydreaming (assuming dogs daydream), and replaying the triumphs of her first professional photo shoot.
Luncheon proceeds to benefit The Haven
Amarillo Alcoholic Women's Recovery Center, The Haven, will receive proceeds from a benefit luncheon catered by Hoffbrau Steaks from noon to 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Northwest Texas Hospital Pavillion auditorium 7201 Evans St.
Anxiety lingers amid war economy
By now, we should be feeling a little better.
Sneaky solution for laces
Sometimes it just takes too much effort to tie and untie our laces - or so it would seem from the number of teen-agers walking around with untied sneakers.
For sale: Good old days
So, you're having a 1950s theme party or doing up your wedding '30s style. You've researched the era, outlined what you're supposed to wear and practiced a couple of old-time dance steps. Now it's time to get your gear, but from where?
Comfy Corduroy
Forget the stiff stuff. If your last fling with corduroy - that humble, hard-wearing fabric with the supposedly royal roots - left you a little roughed up, we've got news for you. Corduroy is back, and this time it's soft and sleek. Sexy, even.
These gifts sure to please any handyman
The holidays don't have to be about big presents. Lots of items are perfect stocking stuffers and don't cost an arm and a leg.
Brief: Keeping comfort food fit for a healthy lifestyle
Washington (AP) - Sticking to a few basic nutrition guidelines can make all the difference when trying to keep comfort foods from clashing with a healthy lifestyle.
Doctors must treat domestic violence
It was not until I read my daughter's term paper on legal issues and domestic violence in immigrant communities that I realized the impact of family violence on family physicians.
Holiday events set for Hooker, Okla.
The Hooker Main Street Program, Chamber of Commerce and Friends of the Olive Warner Memorial Library have banded together to present a holiday celebration Saturday and Dec. 9 at Hooker, Okla.
Gifts for those who have everything
This year's Neiman Marcus Christmas Book is loaded with goods for the rich and ridiculous. Take a look:
Monterey captures spotlight on elite unit with 15 honorees
Undefeated champion Lubbock Monterey, with 15 first-team selections, dominates the all-District 3-5A football team announced today.
Co-champ Palo Duro takes center stage on District 3-4A elite squad
District 3-4A co-champion and state quarterfinalist Palo Duro was rewarded for its turnaround season by landing seven first-team selections on the all-District 3-4A football team announced today.
All-District 3-4A Football Team
(Voted on by district coaches)
PD seniors build a foundation for the future
Judd Jackson was standing in the emotion-filled Palo Duro locker room Saturday afternoon at Shotwell Stadium in Abilene.
Prep Football Statewide Results, Pairings
Keller Fossil Ridge 45, Midland Lee 35
All-District 3-5A Football Team
Quarterback: James Merrell Tascosa, 5-10, 205, senior
Study: Teens really do heed parental advice to not smoke
CHICAGO (AP) - Defying the stereotype of the defiant teen-ager, new research suggests teens are much less likely to smoke if they think their parents disapprove of the habit.
Texas Tech Health: Diabetes: What is it, how many types are there?
Most people associate diabetes with sweets but don't know how a person gets diabetes or that there are two different types, each complete with its own set of symptoms.
Staff changes made at Coffee Memorial
Coffee Memorial Blood Center promoted Joe McCormick to vice president of operations and hired Kathy Mitchell as the organization's first director of human resources.
Medical Rounds
Texas Tech Medical Center at Amarillo will offer flu shots from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday at University Physicians, 1400 S. Coulter St. Cost of the vaccine is $10 or bring a Medicare card
School overcomes consolidation, oil industry trends
The small Spring Creek Independent School District takes pride in continuing to provide education for 100 years, overcoming the trend for smaller schools to consolidate and also overcoming the ebbs and flows of the oil and gas industry.
Tips help ensure Christmas tree safety
Clint Walker says to be smart with Christmas tree safety.
Family recommends keeping busy while waiting
Geneva Naylor wrote down thoughts and feelings during the 18 days her niece, Jamie Frye, was missing this past summer.
Amarillo City Commission, 3 p.m., third floor, City Hall, 509 E. Seventh Ave.
Brief: Texas A&M regents to meet
The Texas A&M University System Board of Regents will meet Thursday and Friday in College Station.
Combs announces approval of grants for cloud seeding
AUSTIN - Just one extra inch of rain at the right time could boost the High Plains' crop market value by about $81 million, Texas Agriculture Commissioner Susan Combs said Monday.
Baby found in WT restroom to be buried today; autopsy results pending
A baby found Friday in a women's bathroom at West Texas A&M University will be buried at 10 a.m. today in Llano Cemetery. Video Baby found in WT restroom to be buried today Video courtesy of NBC4. Dial-up connection - High-speed connection
FISD gets new leader
FLOYDADA - Students coming back from Christmas break here in January will see somebody new at the helm of the Floydada Independent School District.
Some people end up missing
People end up missing for various reasons, either a young adult who doesn't want to be located, a child lost after school or an elderly person who gets disoriented.
Gray County to form group to study swine regulations
PAMPA - The Gray County Commissioners Court will appoint a committee to study the swine industry to determine whether tighter state regulations are needed.
Toaster oven would make winter warmer
Winter's chill can easily be warded off by a good, hot, home-cooked meal. Without an oven, meals are limited to whatever can be cooked on a stovetop. It's not so easy.
Moore workers move down road during renovation
DUMAS - The Moore County courthouse was a hive of activity Monday as workers prepared to pull up stakes and move down the road.
Mother requests clothes for her children
Ms. P has made a commitment for a better life for herself and her three children.
Muleshoe ISD gets $486,000 grant for renovation, repair
MULESHOE - The bathrooms will get bigger, the lights brighter and the classrooms better-looking at Muleshoe Independent School District, thanks to a $486,000 state renovation and repair grant.
It's All Trew: Simple promotions among most vivid of memories
I've received many awards and accolades in my life, all of which I humbly appreciate. The times I remember most vividly was when my parents recognized my growing maturity and responsibility and promoted me in some way or another.
OSBI seeks information on death
CHEYENNE, Okla. - The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation is offering a reward up to $5,000 for information in the beating death of 89-year-old Luella Wright, according to an OSBI news release.
Brief: Complex evacuated again
About 40 people at Three Fountains Apartments, in the 3300 block of South Eddy Street, were evacuated Sunday after a possible structure fire was reported. The evacuation was the second in less than a month.
Police: Incident involved 4
Four people were involved in the Nov. 24 shootings that left James Ferguson dead and another man wounded, Lt. Ed Smith of Potter-Randall Special Crimes said Monday.
Community wants challenge for students
PANHANDLE - The attitude and character of the people make Panhandle what it is. The community wants its students to be challenged, to be disciplined when necessary and to be taught old-fashioned values, according to John Walts, superintendent.
Some leased cars might not be taxed
People who lease a car and meet certain criteria could save a few hundred dollars next year.
The wrong photograph appeared in Monday's article about the Panhandle Independent School District. The correct photograph is shown at the left. The Amarillo Globe-News regrets the error.
Vandals go on shooting spree
BB gun-toting vandals shot out about 50 car windows Sunday night and early Monday, mostly in southwest Amarillo, police Cpl. Jerry Neufeld said Monday.
Brief: Police investigate robberies
Amarillo police responded to two aggravated robberies early Sunday, with an unknown amount of money taken in both instances.
Where have all the blood donors gone?
Residents came out by the hundreds to donate blood at the Amarillo Civic Center after terrorists attacked the country Sept. 11.
Speakers: Pearl Harbor was surprise, uniting force
It happened before.
Woman dies in rollover
BOVINA - A Clovis woman was killed in a rollover accident around 2:45 a.m. Sunday on Farm-to-Market Road 2290, 7 miles west of Bovina.
HPISD assistant superintendent resigns
Highland Park Independent School District's assistant superintendent resigned last week to work for a Minnesota-based educational software company.
California lawmaker tours Bell
The V-22 Osprey remains a big part of the Marine Corps' future, a California congressman said Tuesday, but putting its fixes on a fast track to make the aircraft available more quickly seems unlikely.
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Services held for abandoned baby
Eight people attended graveside services for "Baby Jane Doe" who was found Friday in a West Texas A&M University bathroom.Posted today @ 11:44 a.m.
Bosch announces bid for Randall JP post
A longtime Amarillo city commissioner is seeking a county office in the Republican primary.
Stand-off ends peacefully
Police attempts to assist a man who threatened himself, his wife and anyone who came near his home ended peacefully about 11:15 a.m. today when SWAT team officers entered the house.Posted today @ 2:55 p.m.
Community wants challenge for students
PANHANDLE - The attitude and character of the people make Panhandle what it is. The community wants its students to be challenged, to be disciplined when necessary and to be taught old-fashioned values, according to John Walts, superintendent.
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Vernon Leyon Stump
TEXHOMA - Vernon Leyon Stump, 68, died Saturday, Dec. 1, 2001.
Nina Mae Hefner
HEREFORD - Nina Mae Hefner, 85, died Sunday, Dec. 2, 2001.
William Harvey Littlejohn Sr.
SHAMROCK - William Harvey Littlejohn Sr., 78, died Saturday, Dec. 1, 2001, in Killeen.
Rev. John H. Blakemore, 79, of Borger, died Friday, Nov. 30, 2001. Brown Funeral Directors of Borger.
Irene Merritt
HEREFORD - Irene Merritt, 85, died Saturday, Dec. 1, 2001.
Raymond Larmon
CHILDRESS - Raymond Larmon, 92, died Saturday, Dec. 1, 2001.
Terry D'Wayne Allen
LUBBOCK - Terry D'Wayne Allen, 45, died Sunday, Dec. 2, 2001.
Ruby I. Johnson
Ruby I. Johnson, 79, of Amarillo, died Sunday, Dec. 2, 2001.
Jewish leader who tried to sound Holocaust alert dies
GENEVA (AP) - Gerhart Riegner, who tried to alert the world about the planned Nazi Holocaust and later led the World Jewish Congress, died Monday. He was 90.
Edward Leon Coope
Edward Leon Cooper, 71, of Amarillo, died Sunday, Dec. 2, 2001.
James William Jarrel
MEMPHIS - James William Jarrel, 74, died Saturday, Dec. 1, 2001.
Emeliana Martinez
BOVINA - Emeliana Martinez, 85, died Sunday, Dec. 2, 2001 in Bovina.
Dorothy G. Snyder
DALHART - Dorothy G. Snyder, 75, died Saturday, Dec. 1, 2001.
George W. Cox
PAMPA - George W. Cox, 83, died Monday, Dec. 3, 2001.
Carol Jean Turner
CHILDRESS - Carol Jean Turner, 73, died Monday, Dec. 3, 2001.
J.C. Findley
J.C. Findley, 89, of Amarillo, died Saturday, Dec. 1, 2001.
Thomas J. Horton
Thomas J. Horton, 85, of Amarillo, died Saturday, Dec. 1, 2001.
Jarvis Nall
TULIA - Jarvis Nall, 82, died Monday, Dec. 3, 2001.
Worth Shields
SHAMROCK - Worth Shields, 86, died Monday, Dec. 3, 2001, in Shamrock.
Lillian Ethel Worthen
Lillian Ethel Worthen, 88, of Amarillo, died Sunday, Dec. 2, 2001.
Former Oklahoma state health official dies
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Former state Health Department deputy commissioner Roger Pirrong, the highest-ranking official accused in the department's "ghost" employee scandal, died Saturday. He was 68.
Larlu Hays
WELLINGTON - Larlu Hays, 86, died Sunday, Dec. 2, 2001.
Lester P. Burrow
BOISE CITY, Okla. - Lester P. Burrow, 93, died Friday, Nov. 30, 2001.
Pearl Elizabeth Richardson
STINNETT - Pearl Elizabeth Richardson, 76, died Saturday, Dec. 1, 2001, in Dumas.
J.T. Northam
QUANAH - J.T. Northam, 86, died Friday, Nov. 30, 2001.
Robert Fish
HEREFORD - Robert Fish, 65, died Tuesday, Nov. 20, 2001.
Elaine Arnold
PAMPA - Elaine Arnold, 80, died Sunday, Dec. 2, 2001.
Rev. Richard T. "Dick" Powell
GUYMON, Okla. - The Rev. Richard T. "Dick" Powell, 89, died Wednesday, Nov. 28, 2001, in Old Bridge, N.J.
Cathy Jo Wyatt Rumbaugh
CANADIAN - Cathy Jo Wyatt Rumbaugh, 48, died Saturday, Dec. 1, 2001.
W.W. Heckathorn
QUANAH - W.W. Heckathorn, 78, died Saturday, Dec. 1, 2001.
Bobby Rae Brasher
TOW - Bobby Rae Brasher, 77, died Thursday, Nov. 29, 2001.
Oscar Bradley, 80, of Clovis, N.M., died Tuesday, Nov. 27, 2001. Services will be at 2 p.m. in Church of Christ. Burial will be in Mission Garden of Memories. Muffley Funeral Home.
Anastacia Castillo
HEREFORD - Anastacia Castillo, 87, died Friday, Nov. 30, 2001.
Tony L. Martinez
Tony L. Martinez, 50, of Amarillo, died Sunday, Dec. 2, 2001.
Stella R. Heasley
Stella R. Heasley, 95, of Amarillo, died Sunday, Dec. 2, 2001.
All Obits - Text Only
MEMPHIS - James William Jarrel, 74, died Saturday, Dec. 1, 2001.
George Henry Walker
FORT SUMNER, N.M. - George Henry Walker, 87, died Thursday, Nov. 29, 2001.
Horsley: 'Legalized school prayer' is code for political agenda
As a Christian, I'm a strong believer in prayer.
Letters To The Editor: Horde of shoppers was horrible display
I was appalled at the Nov. 24 front-page photo of a horde of shoppers rushing through the doors of Amarillo's Target store the morning after Thanksgiving.
Letters: When you wish upon a star
Early Sunday morning, Nov. 18, my alarm went off. Dragging my sleepy self out of bed, I sent out a quiet prayer: "Please let it be overcast so I can go back to bed!"
Harrison's beat will go on for future generations to enjoy
About a decade ago, the Pleasure Island Music Festival - in the Texas Gulf Coast city of Port Arthur - featured a band of musicians called "Beatles '64."
Guest Column: School should help kids say 'No'
TULIA - Reasonable parents and citizens surely must realize that Tulia High School is obligated to continue its random drug-testing program, and thoughtful adults will encourage expanding the program to include as many students as the law will allow.
Editorial: Women should have seat in new Afaghan government
Afghanistan's women are shedding those burqas - perhaps even burning them - and are coming into a new world that resembles much of the rest of civilization.
Guest Column: Gays also are creatures of God
I have read the Bible a lot in recent years and have not found any support for discriminating against people based solely upon who they are.
Don't bet on lottery success
Supporters of a state lottery in Oklahoma are rolling the dice once again, betting that voters will approve an initiative that was resoundingly defeated in 1994.
Monday Briefing
Proving that perhaps life is back to normal in Washington, Democrats and Republicans are bickering about an economic stimulus package that should not be jeopardized because of partisanship.
Sagan: Long arm of American law stretches to Afghanistan
t seems there's a lot of commentary in the air about how we ought to treat Osama bin Laden if we manage to get our hands on him while he's still alive.
It's a record: 8 Big 12 teams are bowling
DALLAS (AP) - A record eight football teams from the Big 12 Conference will appear in postseason bowls this year. And Nebraska still has an outside chance to appear in the biggest one of them all - the Rose Bowl, where the national championship will be decided.
Starring siblings
TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) - Martin and Bill Gramatica have a line of their own in the NFL record book - the only brothers to kick game-winning field goals in overtime on the same day.
Alou could help Yankees or Mets
NEW YORK - Star free-agent outfielder Moises Alou could help either the Yankees or Mets, but both teams have strong reason to wonder whether Alou would even consider coming here.
Interim Kansas coach no longer a candidate
LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) - Tom Hayes, who took over the Kansas football program after Terry Allen was fired during the season, has withdrawn his from consideration as Allen's permanent replacement.
AP Top 25 Poll
The Top Twenty Five teams in The Associated Press men's college basketball poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Dec. 2, total points based on 25 points for a first place vote through one point for a 25th place vote.
Perkins leads Lady Raiders to 63-53 win
LUBBOCK (AP) - Playing without its leading rebounder and its top scorer didn't faze No. 9 Texas Tech.
Cowboys pull off surprise
LANDOVER, Md. (AP) - Make it nine in a row for the Dallas Cowboys over the Washington Redskins - and one huge point proven by Emmitt Smith.
No. 5 Maryland finally gets handle on Princeton
WASHINGTON (AP) - It took a while for Maryland to stop worrying about Princeton's deliberate offensive style and focus on its own brand of suffocating defense.
NFL Brief: Moore's status confirmed
PONTIAC, Mich. (AP) - The NFL decided Monday that Detroit Lions wide receiver Herman Moore was appropriately placed on the injured reserve list, which means he must miss the remainder of the season.
Ailing Jordan visits doctor, may sit a game or 2
WASHINGTON (AP) - Given the physical setbacks he suffered over the summer, it seemed rather ambitious when Michael Jordan said he planned to play every game this season. That plan already is in jeopardy.
NFL Brief: Titan DBs 'questionable'
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Three Tennessee cornerbacks who suffered sprained knees against the Cleveland Browns do not have serious injuries.
NFC Roundup: Bears dodge bullet again, send Detroit to 11th loss
CHICAGO (AP) - In a season of close calls, it was a predictable ending for the Chicago Bears and the Detroit Lions.
Clarkson: Elk's defense faces unique test in Petersburg
In the space of 14 days, Stratford will have prepared for and faced on the field two polar opposites of offensive attacks.
Irish AD fires Davie after 5-6 season
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) - When Bob Davie was hired by Notre Dame in 1996, he got some advice from former Irish coach Ara Parseghian.
NY Knicks rally past the Rockets, 89-86
NEW YORK (AP) - Allan Houston got the better of Glen Rice on the most important play of the game, spoiling Rice's return to Madison Square Garden for the first time since being traded as New York defeated Houston 89-86 on Monday night.
Brief: El Paso knocks off Rattlers
EL PASO - For the second straight night, El Paso dumped Amarillo in Central Hockey League action as the Buzzards knocked off the Rattlers 5-2 in El Paso Sunday.
BYU star Staley suffers broken leg
PROVO, Utah (AP) - Brigham Young star running back Lucas Staley broke his left leg and will miss the Cougars' regular-season finale at Hawaii on Saturday.
Brief: Braves, Smoltz agree on three-year contract
ATLANTA (AP) - John Smoltz, who thrived with Atlanta after being moved to the bullpen, agreed to a three-year contract with the Braves on Sunday.
Barnett says he almost cost team Big 12 title
IRVING (AP) - Colorado coach Gary Barnett was saved from a lot of grief and anguish.
Tennessee appears to be one win from Rose meeting with Miami
Some college football fans prefer the season to end in an orderly fashion. Others enjoy complete chaos.
NFL Brief: Raiders' Ritchie sidelined
ALAMEDA, Calif. (AP) - Oakland fullback Jon Ritchie will miss this week's game against the Kansas City Chiefs with a sprained ankle.
Texas squanders chance to play in Rose Bowl
IRVING (AP) - A week ago, Texas was giddy about its good fortune.
Brief: Duke pummels Clemson, 96-80
DURHAM, N.C. (AP) - Top-ranked Duke needed a half to warm up in its Atlantic Coast Conference opener. Then, it was business as usual Sunday night.
NFL Brief: Bengals put McGee on IR
CINCINNATI (AP) - Tight end Tony McGee was put on the injured reserve list by the Cincinnati Bengals on Monday because of a sprained right knee.
NFL Brief: Walls may not return
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) - Carolina tight end Wesley Walls isn't sure if he'll be back next season because he feels like he's being phased out of the Panthers' offense.
NFL Brief: Bettis to receive time off
PITTSBURGH (AP) - Jerome Bettis will have an extra day off this week to let his sore groin and left hip heal.
BCS Top 10
1. Miami 2. Tennessee 3. Nebraska
NFL Brief: Brown get good news
BEREA, Ohio (AP) - Cleveland Browns defensive end Courtney Brown might not be as hurt as originally feared after suffering a sprained left ankle in Sunday's loss to the Tennessee Titans.
Computer sings 'Rocky Top'
Nebraska is perhaps on the verge of its greatest comeback ever thanks to the Bowl Championship Series standings.
NFL Brief: Chiefs sign Kennison
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - Wide receiver Eddie Kennison, released by Denver last month after he told Broncos coach Mike Shanahan he lost his love for football, signed a two-year contract Monday with the Kansas City Chiefs.
Norte Dame AD is known for quick decisions; Gruden says he is content with Oakland job
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) - Notre Dame athletic director Kevin White packed his bags Monday and headed off in search of a new football coach.
NFL Brief: Cowboys settle lawsuit
DALLAS (AP) - The Dallas Cowboys have agreed to pay $1.73 million to settle a class-action lawsuit claiming the team violated consumer protection laws by hiring a company to fax unsolicited advertising to thousands of people.
Texas Tech headed to Alamo Bowl
LUBBOCK - Following two weeks of anticipation, Texas Tech accepted an invitation to play Big Ten representative Iowa in the Sylvania Alamo Bowl on Dec. 29 at the Alamodome in San Antonio. The game will kick off at 2:30 p.m. on ESPN.
NFL Brief: Culpepper may miss game
EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. (AP) - Quarterback Daunte Culpepper's sprained left knee might keep him out of Minnesota's game Sunday against Tennessee.
Cardinals stun Oakland in OT
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) - When the kick went through for his fourth field goal of the day, Bill Gramatica did a somersault.
Amarillo to host ethics seminar
The Josephon Institute of Ethics is holding a second seminar, "Pursuing Victory with Honor," in Amarillo Dec. 12-13.
Big 12 Championship Notes
IRVING (AP) - Cedric Benson broke the Texas freshman rushing record that had been held by 1998 Heisman Trophy winner Ricky Williams.
Favre rallies Packers to 28-21 victory over Jaguars
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) - Facing a tie game with two minutes left Monday night, the Green Bay Packers weren't worried. Not with Brett Favre on their side. And not with the Jacksonville Jaguars on the other.
AFC Roundup: Down 13-0, Patriots continue surge by cooling Jets
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) - The New England Patriots turned around Sunday's game the same way they turned around their season.
Mavs, given nre life, send Kings to first home loss
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - Peja Stojakovic failed to win the game for the Sacramento Kings. Dirk Nowitzki seized the opportunity for the Dallas Mavericks.
Interconference: Dillon's overtime fumble helps Buccaneers subdue Bengals
CINCINNATI (AP) - Corey Dillon lined up in the end zone, took the handoff and ran into the last guy he wanted to see in overtime: John Lynch.
Jordan to miss first game of Texas trip
WASHINGTON (AP) - Michael Jordan will miss the Washington Wizards' game at San Antonio tonight because of a knee injury.
NFL Brief: 'Skins' Alexander shelved
ASHBURN, Va. (AP) - X-rays of Washington Redskins tight end Stephen Alexander revealed Monday that what was believed to be an ankle injury is actually a broken leg, and he could be lost for the season.
Officers testify mom understood her actions
HOUSTON (AP) - A Houston mother accused of drowning her five children called 911, led a police officer to her children's dead bodies and then sat on a couch in her home answering questions without hesitation, police officers testified at a hearing Monday.
Irving infant dies in apartment fire
IRVING (AP) - An infant died Saturday in a fire at an Irving apartment building. The Irving Fire Department responded to the fire about noon. At least 100 people were displaced and more than 40 apartments were affected. Less than half of those were destroyed.
Houston mayor mending fences after ferocious election campaign
HOUSTON (AP) - In the wake of a ferocious and negative campaign, newly re-elected Mayor Lee Brown begins his third term by asking the city to coalesce for his final two years in office.
Homeland to leave Texas
Homeland Holding Inc., parent company of Homeland Stores, said Monday it plans to leave the Amarillo and Texas Panhandle markets as it works through a financial reorganization.
Midsize cities more integrated
SAN ANTONIO (AP) - Texas' largest cities remain the most segregated by race and ethnicity, while many of the state's midsize urban areas have achieved a greater degree of integration, an Associated Press review of 2000 U.S. Census Bureau data shows.
Hispanics a step closer to Houston mayor's seat
HOUSTON (AP) - The nearly successful run at the mayor's office by a Hispanic candidate shows Houston's Latino community has become a political force, City Hall watchers say, and a representative might be poised for the mayor's office in 2003.
Yates pretrial motion hearing set for today
HOUSTON (AP) - Attorneys for the Houston mother accused of drowning her five children said prosecutors are seeking the death penalty "in bad faith" against Andrea Yates to ensure a conviction.
Lawmakers file for re-election
AUSTIN - Area lawmakers were among candidates who filed Monday for a place on their party's ballots in the March primaries, the opener of the 2002 election season.
First couple salutes Nicholson, Pavarotti and others at Kennedy Center Honors
WASHINGTON (AP) - President Bush hosted a Hollywood who's-who on Sunday as actors Jack Nicholson and Julie Andrews, pianist Van Cliburn, composer-producer Quincy Jones and tenor Luciano Pavarotti were saluted for their contributions to the performing arts at the Kennedy Center Honors.
N.M. falling short on Texas water compact
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) - New Mexico probably will short Texas about 120,000 acre-feet of Rio Grande water this year, New Mexico State Engineer Tom Turney says.
Pounding continues
KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) - Tribal fighters battled the Taliban at Kandahar airport Monday, and U.S. warplanes pounded the city and suspected terrorist hide-outs along the Pakistan border. Afghan factions meeting in Germany adopted a framework for ruling the country.
Senate building cleansed of anthrax contamination
WASHINGTON (AP) - Using toxic gas and other decontaminants, Environmental Protection Agency crews wrapped up their cleanup Sunday of anthrax spores in a dozen senators' suites and drew samples for lab tests.
U.S. hits Kandahar
KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) - Relentless U.S. airstrikes pummeled the defenders of Kandahar on Sunday with anti-Taliban forces within 20 miles of the last militia stronghold. A U.S. Marine officer said his troops might join the assault.
Oscar-winning designer dies in Italy at age 75
ROME (AP) - Danilo Donati, who won Oscars for his costumes in Federico Fellini's "Casanova" and Franco Zeffirelli's "Romeo and Juliet," has died in Rome, film production officials said Sunday.
Pentagon deems missile defense test successful
WASHINGTON (AP) - A U.S. interceptor rocket knocked a dummy warhead out of the sky 144 miles over the South Pacific on Monday night, for the third successful test of a missile defense system prototype, the Pentagon said.
People In The News: Perkins says Harrison was 'down to earth'
JACKSON, Tenn. (AP) - The son of Rockabilly legend Carl Perkins remembers George Harrison as a man who was down to earth despite his fame.
California lawmaker tours Bell
The V-22 Osprey remains a big part of the Marine Corps' future, a California congressman said Tuesday, but putting its fixes on a fast track to make the aircraft available more quickly seems unlikely.
Republicans urge president to remember the home front
WASHINGTON - President Bush's determination to maintain harmonious relations with Democrats while waging war on terrorism may sit well with the public, but the lovefest is beginning to unnerve Republicans.
Condit lacks signatures
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Paramilitary leader confesses killing
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Lady Buffs hold off Southwestern Oklahoma
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James Pattinson grabs four wickets as Victoria dominate opening day of Sheffield Shield clash with WA
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Young Test paceman James Pattinson made an impressive start to the new season by helping Victoria skittle Western Australia cheaply on the opening day of the Sheffield Shield clash at the WACA Ground.
Pattinson claimed four wickets to bowl his side into a powerful position in the match and vindicate Bushrangers captain Andrew McDonald's decision to bowl first on a green wicket.
Western Australia vs Victoria
The Warriors were dismissed for 175 before tea and the Bushrangers were 3-144 at stumps in reply, needing just another 32 runs to claim first innings points.
McDonald, who had faced just 46 balls, was unbeaten on 59 and Peter Handscomb was on 14.
Pattinson, 22, whose promising career has already been troubled by injuries that have restricted him to just five Tests, looked ready for a big summer when taking the new ball for the Bushrangers.
Bowling with good pace and plenty of menace, he struck with his very first ball of the new campaign, clean bowling opener Liam Davis for a golden duck.
Pattinson then claimed the crucial wicket of talented young allrounder Mitchell Marsh (6) with the last ball before lunch.
He also removed WA's last hope for a big score, veteran Adam Voges (39), on his way to 4-30 from 14 overs.
Pattinson was well supported by fellow Test quick Peter Siddle, who also enjoyed the conditions and bowled better than his figures of 2-53 indicated.
WA were always in trouble after losing Davis and beleaguered No.3 Shaun Marsh early.
Their best partnership was just 35 runs, and only some late swinging from Nathan Rimmington and Michael Hogan added respectability to the score.
Marsh's woes continued when he survived a very confident appeal for a catch at short leg on four, but made just 10 more runs before being trapped lbw by John Hastings and he is just a shadow of the batsman that made a Test century on debut.
Wicketkeeper Tom Triffitt was the most impressive of the WA batsmen, making 42 from 57 balls.
The Warriors, beaten by visiting NSW in their season-opening Shield clash two weeks ago, fought back briefly with the ball to have the Victorians 3-82, before McDonald and Handscomb steadied the innings.
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As students prepare to go back to school, a long-simmering dispute between government regulators and the for-profit college industry has boiled over, with a lawsuit charging that one of the major players engaged in a giant fraud.
Last Monday, the Department of Justice filed a complaint against Education Management Corp. (EDMC), marking the first time the federal government has gotten involved in one of many cases against such for-profit colleges.
The move represents an escalation in a battle against for-profit colleges, which have been targeted because they are funded largely by students with federal loans, who are far more likely to default than students at non-profit colleges and universities.
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This site "Map of Strange" is dedicated to showing strange things that can be seen in Google Maps. Displayed here is a beach that I loved to go to growing up in San Diego. Coronado is written in large stones on this part of the beach right next to the red roof of the famous Hotel Del Corondo (this tab is labeled 'writing of the beach').
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CHEER -- Healthy choice
The children of this area are no different from those in the rest of the United States: They are increasingly sedentary, and they eat a lot of fat and sugar.
But the news isnt all bad, thanks to a group of local people who are trying to do something about our childrens health situation.
St. Luke Catholic Church in Thibodaux joined with the nonprofit Circle of Hope, the E.D. White Key Club and a number of other state and local groups, to put on a childrens health fair last weekend.
The fair, held at St. Lukes community center, should be the first installment of an annual tradition. Thats what organizers hope and what the community should anticipate.
We have to get the message through to children and, especially, parents, that the eating and exercise habits our kids form will stay with them for years -- possibly for life.
Video games and sugar-filled food are the stuff of modern childhood, but there are plenty of good reasons to buck those trends.
We are glad St. Luke and the other organizers went out of their way to instill healthy habits in our children. We hope their effort catches on and provides a model for other groups throughout our area interested in similar events.
CHEER -- Plenty of fun
What is that line of cars headed toward Choctaw? It must be all the people going out to the Choctaw Volunteer Fire Department Fair.
The annual event offers (what else?) food, music, rides and plenty of family fun.
There are daily pay-one-price ride specials today and Sunday for the kids of all ages who like the spinning, falling attractions.
And there are plenty of food items and musical acts to hold the attention of the more sedate crowd.
Whatever you like about the fair, you will find it in Choctaw this weekend.
So go out and lend your support to a great cause -- the fire department.
We promise youll be glad you did!
CHEER -- Hair today, hair tomorrow
Contrary to some earlier rumors, the High Rise Beauty Salon will remain open.
The shop, which caters mostly to residents and workers at Bayou Towers public-housing complex in Houma, is open Wednesday through Friday and offers low-cost haircuts.
Bayou Towers is a facility for the elderly and disabled and its residents appreciate being able to get their hair cut at a reasonable price.
Unfortunately, many worried this week that the shop was going to be closed down by the Houma-Terrebonne Housing Authority.
That was not the case.
Instead, the housing authority wants to get a formal agreement with Ann Hebert, who runs the shop out of one of the complexs apartments.
Right now, the shop operates under a 1991 agreement that lacks sufficient detail, according to the housing authoritys legal counsel.
We understand that in a legalistic society, rules and contracts are necessary.
We are glad that the housing authority seems interested in getting the situation cleared up and keeping Heberts doors open.
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Conservative talker Rush Limbaugh had an unorthodox solution to Mitt Romney's departure from the Republican race; he's thinking about raising money for Hillary Clinton.
Don't be mistaken: There's been no sudden change of heart on Limbaugh's part toward the woman who's been among his favorite targets for scorn over the last 15 years. Limbaugh is operating under the assumption that the Republican party — now represented by presumptive nominee John McCain — would have a better chance of retaining the White House if anti-Hillary fervor drives GOP voters to the polls in November.
"The reason I'm raising money for Hillary is because, apparently, my party, the Republican party, is relying on fear and loathing of Hillary to unite the party," Limbaugh said.
Rush's slogan for the fund-raising drive: "Keep her in it, so we can win it."


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PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) - An apparent riot by prisoners at
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U.N. peacekeepers have cordoned off the area and are standing
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How the small communities in East Gippsland responded to bushfire
Last week the East Gippsland Shire Council established two relief centres as bushfires threatened communities and closed the Princes Highway between Orbost and Cann River. The council found that the centres were mostly used by motorists stranded by the road closure, as residents put other plans into action.
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The East Gippsland Shire Council's role in an emergency like a bushfire is to support agencies fighting the fires with resources but also to plan for the impact on local communities and set up relief centres, says Kate Nelson, acting CEO at the council.
"Some people just used [the relief centres] as a place to get information others did register with the Red Cross so people knew where they were, but it was incredibly hot so relief centres are not necessarily places where you want to end up," she says.
The centres are seen as a place of last resort for many locals.
East Gippsland Shire Council has worked with smaller individual communities to make plans which are used to deal with any possible emergency, says Ms Nelson.
"The communities around Goongerah, Club Terrace, Combienbar and Cann River are communities that have a very high level of awareness of the risk that they are exposed to with fires and other emergencies," she says.
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Wal-Mart announced Q4 adjusted earnings of $1.60 per share, which was a penny higher than analysts' expectations.
Revenue climbed 1.5% year-over-year to $129.7 billion, which was a hair below the $130 billion expected.
U.S. comparable store sales fell 0.4% during the period.
And guidance was clearly weak. Management expects to earn $1.10 to $1.20 per share in Q1, which was lower than the $1.24 expected by analysts.
"We expect economic factors to continue to weigh on our outlook," said Wal-Mart CFO Charles Holley."Some of the factors affecting our consumers include reductions in government benefits, higher taxes and tighter credit. Further, we have higher group health care costs in the U.S."
"These concerns, combined with investments in e-commerce, will make it difficult to achieve the goal we have of growing operating income at the same or faster rate than sales," Holley continued. "In October, we forecasted a 3 to 5 percent net sales increase for fiscal 2015. Given these factors and the ongoing headwind from currency exchange, we expect to be toward the low end of the net sales guidance."
The early read on Q2 isn't great.
"Comp sales were down in the first two weeks of February due to continued severe winter storms," said Walmart U.S. president Bill Simon. "At the height of the storm, we had more than 200 stores closed. We're optimistic about the balance of the quarter and believe we will have a positive sales comp for the rest of the period."
The stock is trading down modestly.
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Peter Sagal and Carl Kasell shared couch space with actress Diane Lane as guests on last night's show. It was a ton of fun – Jimmy and Diane played a version of "Fill in the Blank," and Jimmy relived the glory of his "Not My Job" win last year. And, in what has to be a TV first, Carl doled out a version of Wait Wait's prize: recording a message on ?uestlove's iPhone.
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I'm building a perl application to archive simple web pages (i.e. static pages with no query strings involved). I'd like to write tests to verify the functionality of the module that will be accessing the remote files. To make the tests self-reliant, I'm looking for a simple, self-contained web server that the test scripts can use locally.
Below is an example which outlines what I'm trying to do. I've cut it down to a minimum with the following directory structure:
Contents of "./MirrorPage.pm":
package MirrorPage;
use Moose;
use LWP::Simple;
use namespace::autoclean;
sub get_url {
my ($self, $url_to_get) = @_;
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my $url_data = get($url_to_get);
### return the contents.
return $url_data;
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use Test::More;
use MirrorPage;
### Start test www server on port 8123 here ###
my $t = new_ok('MirrorPage', undef, 'Create MirrorPage');
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### Kill test www server here ###
Contents of "./t/test-docroot/test-1.json":
{ testkey: "testvalue" }
The goal is to start and kill a self-contained web server at the corresponding comment locations in "./t/001_get_url.t". The web server needs to serve the contents of the "./t/test-docroot" directory as its document root.
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could you upload only the background, too?
what front u use
Very nice design, but there's a double negative in the text.
Thanks! .. Euh there is..yikes! I'm not seeing it tho >.<
Crossing out "tomorrow" would mean "not tomorrow", right? So crossing out "not tomorrow" would mean "(not) not tomorrow". Heh. Maybe it's just me.
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When John Hernandez became the president of South Thibodaux's Fire Co. in 1995, he set several goals for himself.
Among those was his commitment to continue the tradition of a yearly dinner and dance fundraiser.
This year's event starts at 7 p.m. Aug. 13 at the Thibodaux Civic Center, 310 N. Canal Blvd. Tickets are $35 per couple.
The price includes a sit-down meal for two and music by Kenny Fife and the Bac Trac Band, according to the 58-year-old Hernandez.
"We actually have people come in from Baton Rouge and as far away as Mississippi for this event," he said. "It's just a lot of fun."
Hernandez said the dinner and dance differs from other department fundraisers because all the money goes to South Thibodaux's Fire Co.
"Our building is more than 50 years old so there's repairs and things that need to be done on a regular basis. The money we generate from this event helps go toward those expenses," he said.
The time and effort it takes to host the event, he said, is well worth the good it does the community.
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Money Mensch: Don't piggy bank on it: parents' warning
Banks have done nothing to protect children's savings interest rates. These dismal deals don't just deprive kids of cash, but also of the valuable lesson that your money needs to work for you.
I want to show you how children can earn up to 6 per cent interest, grab freebies and allow parents to save tax-free too.
Do children pay tax?
Children are taxed in exactly the same way as adults. Everyone can earn up to £6,475 tax-free from salaries, savings or investments. However, most children, unlike most adults, don't earn close to this. As you would need hundreds of thousands in savings before the interest hits this amount, the vast majority can save tax-free.
If your child is an actor or entrepreneur earning more, the Inland Revenue will happily take its share. The only proviso is that any interest earned on money specifically given by a parent or step-parent (not aunt, uncle, grandparent or anyone else) is only tax-free if it generates less than £100 interest per parent. Give the child more and they pay tax on the whole amount at the parent's tax rate. This is done to stop parents dunking all their cash in their kids' names to save tax free. To ensure interest is paid without tax being deducted, fill out an Inland Revenue R85 form, which most children's savings accounts will give you.
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There is a huge range of accounts, depending on circumstances, although under-16s cannot open
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● Halifax's and Bank of Scotland's Children's Regular Saver pays a whopping 6 per cent AER, fixed for a year, provided you pay in £10 to £100 every month. Miss a payment or make a withdrawal and you get a paltry 1 per cent. After the year, the money is transferred into the bog-standard Save4it account, so do ensure you check the rate then is competitive. If not, you can ditch and switch.
While you would have £1,200 in it by the end of the year, don't expect to earn 6% interest on £1,200. This is because you drip feed the money in over a year, so actually the average balance is £600 and the interest earned will be roughly 6 per cent of that.
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Many adults want their children to save somewhere they can't be tempted to take the cash out. The easiest is a fixed-rate savings account, as these require you to lock the cash away during that time. Yet do this, and if rates rise, your cash is locked in too, so you can't dump it for a better paying provider.
The Yorkshire and Clydesdale Bank's Child Savings Bonds pay 4.45 per cent fixed for five years. These must be opened for under-16s at one of their 340 branches.
For a shorter fix, Halifax's and Bank of Scotland's fixed-rate web savers have a range of deals paying up to 4.25 per cent. Anyone over 11 can open one. Top easy access account
Northern Rock's Little Rock children's account pays under-16s 3 per cent with easy access from £1. Again, you need to open it in a branch. The best online open account is Halifax and Bank of Scotland's web saver extra, which pays 2.6 per cent and can be opened online. It's not a child's account, but again allows over 11s to save with it.
It is also worth checking your local building society, as some of these do offer very good rates for children, but restrict them to customers living in the area. For a larger list, see www.moneysavingexpert.com/childrenssavings
Give children the responsibility of checking the interest rate regularly, and if it's no longer competitive, ditch and switch - a crucial life lesson.
Grab armfuls of freebies
Banks aren't stupid. They know if you get a child to open an account, many people will then stick with it throughout adult life. Therefore, doling out a free piggy bank or calculator to buy 40 years of profitable custom is cheap.
Focus on interest rate, not freebies, unless you are only putting in a small amount of cash, so that the value of the freebie outweighs anything else.
Better still, set up the best paying children's account then do your kids a great service by teaching them a bit of banking disloyalty. There's nothing stopping them opening a range of accounts using the minimum deposit, usually a quid, just to bag a freebie. Keep track of what you open, however, so they can still access the cash. Current freebies include the Nationwide's money-off vouchers, Cheltenham and Gloucester's alarm clock, Bank of Scotland's calculator and coin box - and there's more. See www.moneysavingexpert.com/kidsfreebies
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Using your child tax efficiently may sound callous, but if you are better off, then so are your kids. Saving money in a child's name will usually mean it is tax-free and often you can get a higher rate of interest.
They can earn up to £100 in interest from money given by each parent - currently that's around £6,000 (though go lower as interest rates may rise).
There is nothing wrong in having an account for them to put their pocket money in and another for you to put in any larger amounts. Yet if the money is in your child's name, it is their cash. If you are worried that they'll be tempted to splash out, don't be. Many accounts do allow the adult to stay in control of the cash.


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Reminds me of summer
So peaceful and calm...
Absolute 'Paradise'
Absolute 'Paradise'
This is so beautiful it brings me on such good mood
Omg *-* I like it so much
I would love to live here
Wow the background is really amazing
Enchanting work.
beautifuly done
This one has a great atmosphere.
I think the waterfalls actually look pretty good -- they work with the style of the image.
yeah that pretty much is Paradise
such a beautiful pic! I like how you did the waterfall and the sun rays are a nice touch too.
This is beautiful!! When I look at it, it's just is so calming... I love the way the water falls down the rocks!
If this is what you call fail, I don't know what you cal masterpiece.....
This is beautiful.
If the water and the bird are fails then I want to fail too!
wow love your work
Finally! Thank you! I have had dreams about this place for years and someone finally was able to draw it!
Wonderful... <3
If paradise existed, I'd go there is a second.
Beautiful; I love the beams of light filtering through the leaves, bouncing off the splashing water
you didnt fail! everything looks niicee!!!
I want this!
Love it! Each time I look at this picture, I think of the song "I Can't Stop Ravin'" by Dune (which strangely enough reminds me of faeries and/or butterflies o.o) You did a fantastic job!
This is beautiful!
I love the use of colors in the image. It really brings a warmth to it. Great work!
This is a breath-taking scene
You have a lot of patience in order to draw all these details.
Really deserves the DD
You have a lot of patience in order to draw all these details.
Really deserves the DD
I love those mushrooms! They're soooo pretty! I must say I have a slight obsession with polka-dotted mushrooms. I'm gonna go draw mushrooms now!
I love the colors! I feel like I'm in a tropical forest
Aww, I wish I could create beautiful scenery like this!
I like all your work but this one is really, really amazing o_o
amazing i love colors so much
pretty fountain
Do you have a tablet? =A=" Is it impossible to colour digitally like this without a tablet? D: 'Tis only possible with a tablet?
Looks very cool and refreshing, a welcome sight for a hot day I guess the water looks great, come to think of it - water can be drawn in a similar way to hair, since it reminded me of that too Reminds me of the now pretty old animated movie Fern Gully
Are those books in the background?
I can't see how you failed at anything...this is stunning
This is really absolutely gorgeous. The detail and shine of everything is amazing. <3
Loved the colors and amazing details! ^_^
i love how u did the water and the water fall
my gosh its soooo beautiful, the colors are warm!!
This is gorgeous! I love the water the most I think, and I love how the light shines on it! Everything about this picture is just so full of detail and is so very vivid!! remarkable!!