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Phyllis Ann Raef of Lewisville and Gregory Scott Crews of Edmond, Okla., were married Saturday, Jan. 31, at Coyote Ridge Golf Club in Carrollton. Dr. Douglas B. Skinner officiated.
Emily Brooke Rubin and Gregory Blair Goodin were married Friday, Nov. 14, at Watermark Community Church in Dallas. Cary Tucker officiated.
Robin Renee Pearcy and Jeremy Lee Haskins were married Saturday, Nov. 15, at the First Baptist Church on Broadway in Lubbock. The Rev. Matt Baird officiated.
Nolan Ray White
Dawn and Casey White of Amarillo announce the birth of their son, Nolan Ray White. He was born Aug. 25, 2008. He weighed 3 pounds, 12 ounces and was 17.5 inches long. Grandparents are Roger Stephens and the late Kathy Chandler Stephens, Theresa and Warner Ford and Pam and Gary White. Great-grandparent is Nell Stephens.
Macy Christine Harbour and Kevin Scott Beedy were married Saturday, Dec. 20, the First Baptist Church in Spearman. Travis Carpenter, college roommate of the groom, officiated.
Late Amarillo artist's works to be on display
The paintings of the late Amarillo artist Kathryn Hird will be on display at the Panhandle Art Center through April 26.
AMoA to exhibit local collector's acquisitions
An Amarillo art collector will share his lifelong acquisitions with the public at the Amarillo Museum of Art.
Nominations due for Golden Nail Awards
Nominations for the 2009 Golden Nail Awards are due Feb. 9.
'Live in HD' presents 'Lucia di Lammermoor'
The Metropolitan Opera performs Gaetano Donizetti's "Lucia di Lammermoor" this week as part of its 2008-2009 "Live in HD" season.
HSQ gets down to the bass-ics in concert
The Harrington String Quartet will boost the bass line for its upcoming concert.
WT to stage Disney's 'Beauty and the Beast'
A beloved Disney classic, "Beauty and the Beast," will open at West Texas A&M University this week.
Voices to be lifted to honor opera founder Mila Gibson
Voices will be lifted in honor of Amarillo Opera's founder at the Lift Every Voice concert this week.
First round of 'Texas' auditions this week
The first round of auditions for the annual musical drama "Texas" is set this week.
Farm Brief: Dairy symposium
Dairy Herd Management Magazine will host the Responsible Dairy Symposium in Amarillo.
Bonus outrage worries workers
NEW YORK - To President Obama, Wall Street's $18.4 billion in bonuses is "shameful." To NEW YORK - To President Obama, Wall Street's $18.4 billion in bonuses is "shameful." of bank employees who don't sit in corner offices, that money helps pay the bills.
Banks to trade spaces
Some Amarillo bank customers will be following a different sort of money trail in the next few months as financial institutions shuffle real estate.
Farm Brief: New youth agent
Texas AgriLife Extension announced last week that Rebekah Cathey will be the new 4-H agent in Dallam and Hartley counties.
Woes hit horse rescues
METHUEN, Mass. - Andy Cardinale recalls with affection the day one of his horses gently deposited his son on a snowbank when the animal was tired of being ridden, or the smile on his handicapped wife's face as she watched the animals graze.
Sites detail banks' worth
No question, interest rates on deposits are piddling. But banks still need to attract deposits, and savers can still find rates that are higher than average.
Farm Brief: Sorghum genome found
The National Sorghum Producers reported Friday that a large step toward improving grain sorghum is complete.
Eliminating bank fees saves bundle
Banks make their easiest profits not from traditional lending but from nuisance fees, past-due charges and other extra costs paid by consumers.
Chrysler town dreams evaporate
AUBURN HILLS, Mich. -There's little question this is a company town.
AIG's federal bailout not necessarily blessing
WASHINGTON - The massive federal bailout for insurance giant American International Group unveiled in September saved the company and its worldwide business partners from collapse.
Farm Brief: More comments
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has extended the comment period on several conservation program changes until March 16.
Exxon Mobil reports record profits
HOUSTON - The extraordinary profits for Exxon Mobil may be over for now, but opportunities abound even in a year that's expected to be miserable for the entire oil and gas industry.
Mergers spread as crisis worsens
From oil drillers that have closed down rigs to retailers that have liquidated stores, companies across America are reshaping themselves with breathtaking speed to adjust to the rapidly spreading financial crisis.
Nintendo outlook dims; profit falls
TOKYO - Nintendo Co. says its net profit for the April-December period fell 18 percent as a strong yen cut into strong demand for its gaming products, forcing the company to slash its full year forecast.
Failed bank execs still in control
WASHINGTON - It's one of the ironies of the U.S. financial bailout: The banking executives now managing billions in taxpayer money are the same ones who oversaw the industry's near collapse.
Defense lobby emphasizes jobs as cutbacks loom
WASHINGTON - Save the economy. Build fighter jets. Faced with a national economic crisis and a new president, the defense industry is itself playing defense. Its latest lobbying message: Weapons systems aren't just instruments of national security, they're vital jobs programs.
Big 12 Basketball Summaries, Standings
Big 12 Women's Basketball Roundups
Lady Raiders fall, 65-60
Andrea Riley scored 33 points, two shy of her season high, to lead Oklahoma State to a 65-60 Big 12 Conference women's basketball victory against Texas Tech on Saturday at Lubbock.
Nation topples Texas
EL PASO - Florida Atlantic's Frantz Joseph returned an interception 26 yards and a fumble 32 yards to set up scores and the national team won the Texas vs. The Nation All-Star Game, 27-24, on Saturday.
Huskers halt comeback by Tech; Knight ejected
Ade Dagunduro scored 20 points, and Nebraska held on for an 82-69 Big 12 Conference men's basketball victory against Texas Tech on Saturday night at Lubbock despite a Red Raiders rally sparked by coach Pat Knight's ejection.
K-State upsets Longhorns
AUSTIN - Denis Clemente tied a Big 12 Conference record with 44 points, leading Kansas State to an 85-81 overtime upset of No. 11 Texas on Saturday, ending the Longhorns' 19-game home winning streak.
Big 12 Men's Basketball Roundups
Red Raiders working on nixing miscues
LUBBOCK - The last time Nebraska came to Lubbock, Charles Richardson hit a 3-pointer at the buzzer two years ago that gave the Cornhuskers a 61-59 victory.
Carol-Sidney Curtis Boyce
Ainslee and Beaumont Stinnett Boyce of Amarillo announce the engagement of their daughter, Carol-Sidney, to Houston B. Simmons.
Mary Catherine McCulloch
Ewing and Mark McCulloch of Amarillo announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Catherine, to Nathan Alan Saylor.
Tara Owens
Tara Owens
Randi Leigh Ruff
Michelle and Lee Ruff of Amarillo announce the engagement of their daughter, Randi, to Jonathan David Conner.
Kara Renee Hogan
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hogan of Nicholasville, Ky., announce the engagement of their daughter, Kara, to Christopher Martin Ritchie. Grandparents of the bride-elect are Jimmie Lou and Bob Repplinger of Hamilton, Ill., and Roger and Paula Bowness of Maywood, Mo.
Maury R. Roman
Maury R. Roman and Dr. Richard M. Jordan, both of Amarillo, announce their engagement. The bride-elect is the daughter of the late Luz Bravo-de-Roman and Antonio Roman.
Pamela Lane
Sandy and Danny Lane of Seymour announce the engagement of their daughter, Pamela, to Zachary McDowell.
A new relationship: Families care for students
Taking in the stranger has long been a tradition of the Christian faith. Strangers come in many forms - soldiers invited for Sunday dinner, travelers stranded in a snow storm, people new to town.
Faith Briefs
Baylor Religious Hour Choir, a student choir from Baylor University, will celebrate its 60th anniversary with three concert/worship opportunities today and Sunday in Amarillo.
Column-James Hallmark: Don't judge, understand generations
Understanding other generations can be difficult. This frustration probably dates to the beginning of time, but that doesn't make it any less challenging. My parents thought my generation was "going to hell in a handbasket" (whatever that means). Similarly, my generation finds the Millennial Generation irresponsible and lazy, to mention only their best attributes.
Faith Calendar
Remnant Revival Center with Priscilla Chick, pastor, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sundays, Soul Chasers Prayer and Outreach Center, 120 S.W. Sixth Ave. 806-433-7487 or 800-720-0273.
Dear Abby: Stepmom tries too hard to be 'one of the girls'
Dear Abby: My dad recently married someone much younger, so my sister and I have a new stepmom. "Tori" has no children of her own. She's nice, but she's trying too hard.
Oscar 3453 is 'born' in Chicago factory
CHICAGO - One of the biggest stars of this year's Academy Awards was born on Chicago's northwest side, brought into the world by Martin Vega and prepped for his big close-up by Eladio Gonzalez.
Authors to sign books
Authors Jodi Thomas, Dewanna Pace, Linda Broday and Phyliss Miranda will sign copies of their newest western romance short story collection, "Give Me a Cowboy," at the Sunset Center Art Walk for the First Friday at Sunset Center, 5 to 9 p.m. Friday; and 10 a.m. to noon Saturday at Sam's Club, 2201 Ross St. The women also will be signing copies of their book from 2 to 4 p.m. Feb. 8 at Barnes & Noble, 2415 Soncy Road.
Casino hopes new hotel will boost crowds
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. - Fireworks marked the grand opening of Blue Chip Casino's new 22-story hotel tower, which it hopes will make it stand out among the area's gambling destinations.
Heloise gives favorite hints
Dear Readers: Here are some favorite pet hints:
Michelle Obama's brother working on a tribute book
NEW YORK - Michelle Obama's brother is working on a book, part tribute to his family and part inspirational guide.
Tackle your own wing formation
Ever wonder if you went kind of crazy and nobody noticed? Back to that nutty notion in a second, for I've got wings to prepare - turkey wings for the Big Game.
Travel guide names five-star properties
CHICAGO - The 2009 Mobil Travel Guide honored three of Steve Wynn's Las Vegas properties - Tower Suites Las Vegas, Alex restaurant and the Spa at Wynn - with five stars.
'Taken' is the caffeine of action films
Three self-evident truths emerge from "Taken," the lean and brutal thriller about why one should NEVER kidnap a retired secret agent's daughter.
Surf Ballroom named rock landmark
CLEVELAND - The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame has added the Surf Ballroom in Clear Lake, Iowa, to its list of designated rock 'n' roll landmarks.
Dear Abby: Siblings feel abandoned by widowed mother
Dear Abby: Last year, my elderly father fell, suffering a head injury that caused his death. Dad had a chronic illness that kept him housebound during the last year of his life.
Add spice with stylish finds inspired by India
In the dead of winter, few things are more appealing than an exotic vacation spent somewhere - anywhere - warm. While shrinking budgets and rising airfares may make an actual getaway impossible, the retail scene offers a virtual escape with exquisite, Indian-inspired wares.
Dr. Gott: Bad cold can damage Eustachian tube
Dear Dr. Gott: I read your column everyday and enjoy it very much. Awhile ago, you had a letter from a woman who was concerned about the fact that her husband could hear a blood-flow noise in his right ear but not the left.
Virginia giving away 40 trips in 40 weeks
RICHMOND, Va. - Virginia tourism officials are giving away 40 trips in 40 weeks to mark the 40th anniversary of the state's "Virginia is for Lovers" marketing campaign.
Paris' haute couture designers snub talk of recession, gloom
PARIS - Paris' haute couture designers turned up their noses at the recession, delivering opulent spring-summer collections that obstinately refused to pay the gloomy global economic situation any mind.
TV Lookout
The brain is a channel for miracles, says young Dr. Ben Carson, trying to explain why he has chosen to devote his life to neurosurgery.
Retired? Hit the road, help your brain
So you've escaped middle age and are ready for the long calm of retirement. What next? If you spend too much time rocking on the front porch, will your brain droop into autopilot?
With thin skin, eyes become a beauty target
NEW YORK - First impressions start at the eyes - they're what sparkle when you smile.
KOA renting Airstream trailers at campgrounds
LAS VEGAS - Three campgrounds across America are getting some new tenants, but campers need not be jealous of their shiny silver neighbors - the Airstream rigs are for rent.
Got the winter blahs?
If you can't beat 'em, sure as heck don't join 'em by letting the winter blahs drag you into the maws of depression while you wait for the twitter of spring.
N.M. ski areas now offer ski helmet rentals
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - All of New Mexico's ski areas will now offer helmet rentals for skiers or snowboarders under age 18.
Perry moves in front; Palmer seven out
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. - After erasing a four-stroke deficit in five holes, Kenny Perry wanted to be alone atop the FBR Open leaderboard.
Hot start carries Falcons
Sawyer Cornelius hit four 3-pointers in the opening quarter to key a great start as Bushland defeated Spearman, 75-60, on Friday at the Falcons' gym.
Dons wrap up berth
A team's true character is often revealed when it's met head-on with a difficult challenge.
AHS, SA Central battle wind in scoreless tie
In a game dominated by blustery winds, Amarillo High and San Angelo Central, two of the top girls soccer teams in District 2-5A, played to a scoreless tie.
Pampa sweeps up in district swim meet
Pampa doubled its pleasure Saturday by winning the girls and boys team titles of the District 3-4A swim meet held at the Pete Ragus Aquatic Center in Lubbock.
Longhorns' Matlock breaks district swimming marks
David Matlock of Caprock highlighted efforts by Amarillo swimmers during day one of the district championships Friday in Lubbock's Pete Ragus Aquatic Center.
AHS wins with 3s
Amarillo High gave San Angelo Central a simple math lesson Saturday afternoon.
High School Swim Meets Results
District 2-5A Basketball Roundup, Standings
Two Sandies garner all-state recognition
Amarillo High center Toni Cognasi and wide receiver Benny Shepard received honorable mention on the Texas Sports Writers Association Class 5A all-state football team released Friday.
51st Panhandle Sports Hall of Fame Honorees
H.S. wrestling Capsules
River Road Quad
51st Panhandle Sports Hall of Fame Coaches of the Year
Lady Wildcats beat HP, 66-48
River Road took sole possession of third place in the District 1-2A race, jumping out to a 21-9 lead and cruising past Highland Park, 66-48, on Friday night in the HP gym.
Panhandle Sports Hall Of Fame Coaches Recipients
High School Basketball Linescores
Revived Lady Sandies host Central
When a team encounters a frustrating losing streak, it either can give in to the frustration or respond with a renewed ambition and meet the challenge head on.
District 2-5A Soccer Standings
AISD regional swimming qualifiers
Gorillas earn shot at 3-game win streak
The Amarillo Gorillas are officially on a winning streak.
Oklahoma City crushes Gorillas
The Amarillo Gorillas had a chance to put together a three-game win streak Saturday night. It didn't happen because of a disastrous second period.
Nadal survives marathon semi
MELBOURNE, Australia - After five arduous hours, Rafael Nadal couldn't hold back the tears when he pulled within a point of making the Australian Open final.
Hoop 10 clinics set
Hoop 10 clinics set: Hoop 10 clinics will be conducted the next three Sundays at de Zavala Middle School. The session for kindergarten through sixth grade will be from 2-4 p.m. on each Sunday; and the session for junior high and high schoolers will be from 4-6 p.m. For more information, contact Johnna Pointer at 806-292-1010.
Serena dominates
MELBOURNE, Australia - Serena Williams always selects a special outfit to bring to Australia for a victory celebration. Every other year, she gets to wear it.
Knight to broadcast Summitt's try at 1,000
BRISTOL, Conn. - Hall of Fame coach Bob Knight will call his first women's basketball game Monday night when Tennessee coach Pat Summitt goes for her 1,000th victory against No. 2 Oklahoma.
Mavericks rip Miami
MIAMI - Once again, with no championship at stake, the Miami Heat simply couldn't beat the Dallas Mavericks.
Parker, Spurs top Hornets
SAN ANTONIO - Tony Parker prevailed in a clash of All-Star point guards, scoring 25 points and stretching San Antonio's division lead over Chris Paul and the New Orleans Hornets in a 106-93 win Saturday night.
Rockets 110, Warriors 93
In Houston,Yao Ming had 25 points and 11 rebounds, Ron Artest scored 27 and the Houston Rockets beat the Golden State Warriors.
Bell hiring people, increasing output
The financial struggles of two national companies that are partners in the Bell Helicopter plant in Amarillo aren't proving detrimental locally.
Beilue: News flash: I'm not a genius
Here I was on a mid-Saturday morning taking the American Mensa test. Think about that. Me, taking the Mensa test. That's like Helen Keller testing to get her commercial driver's license.
Cell-phone ban is proposed
AUSTIN - Two and half months ago, while driving and talking on her cell phone, 16-year-old Stephanie Renee Phelps of Amarillo ran into the path of water-delivery truck and then slammed her 1996 Ford Taurus into a cement truck. The wreck killed Phelps and her 4-month-old daughter Katherine Pulsifer.
Officer remains hospitalized
An Amarillo police officer injured in a traffic accident Friday night remains in stable condition.
Police request help to find missing woman
Amarillo police are asking for help to locate a 55-year-old woman missing since Jan. 21
6,400 acres burn near Pampa
Firefighters were battling two large grass fires and put out several others that scorched the Texas Panhandle on Saturday.
Baxter Black: Winter can be harsh to man and beast alike
Winters can be cold along the Hi Line of Montana. It's a place where neighbors help neighbors. Survival often depends on it.
From office pools to Vegas, we bet you'll try your luck
What Rhonda Hunt knows about football could fit into a thimble. "I don't know anything about it, to tell you the truth," said Hunt, credit manager for Tejas Industries in Amarillo.
Profiles of Success: Retired teacher is 'still learning'
Richard DeVoe
Race is on for Texas governor
AUSTIN - Suddenly, Texas Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison is on the stump and on a mission to round up support for a 2010 run for governor against longtime incumbent Rick Perry.
Escort head pleads guilty
The president of several Amarillo escort businesses pleaded guilty in federal court Thursday to operating a prostitution ring.
Town weighs hydro power
Silverton, water, wind turbines and the Caprock are all part of a push to make power with water.
Meth, marijuana seized in 3 raids
Potter County deputies seized a couple of pounds of marijuana and 105 grams of methamphetamine in three drug raids this week in Amarillo.
Weather woes: Family's power cut in cold
Holli Patterson and her four children huddled in blankets and lit candles trying to keep warm as temperatures plummeted.
Even modest games of chance can be a violation of Texas law
The old bromide that anything good in life is either illegal, immoral or fattening seems to apply to even innocent games of chance, like Super Bowl office pools.
Red-light cameras clicking
No one escapes the constant gaze of the red-light cameras, not even city employees.
Young musicians score
As the music soared, it was apparent something as basic as "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star" wasn't going to impress the judges at West Texas A&M University Saturday morning.
Nursing home officials win appeal
Officials at Bivins Memorial Nursing Home in Amarillo won an appeal that softens the language of a report that cited several serious allegations of the home's care.
Cause of grassfire unknown - 5:22 p.m.
PAMPA - Authorities today still don't know the cause of a wind-fanned grassfire that erupted Saturday, charring thousands of acres of tinder-dry land near Pampa.
Green isn't that easy
How easy would it be for the city of Amarillo to be more green? The question raises a number of others.
Officer hurt in motorcycle crash
Amarillo police blocked off Bell Street from 34th Avenue to Fulton Drive for more than two hours Friday night to investigate a traffic accident that sent an officer to the hospital.
Final Pool trial to start
The court files have all the elements of a Quentin Tarantino movie - a simmering drug-turf war, a brazen kidnapping, hours of torture and a murder-for-hire plot that ended with a drug rival buried under 3 feet of concrete.
Seliger takes finance seat
AUSTIN - The little bit of seniority state Sen. Kel Seliger has built since he was first elected to represent Senate District 31 five years ago is starting to pay off.
Fire near Pampa 50 percent contained - 7:57 p.m.
Holli Patterson and her four children huddled in blankets and lit candles trying to keep warm as temperatures plummeted.
Firms aim to move power
Two companies will spend a combined $784 million to make it possible to send Panhandle wind energy to the rest of the state.
Starbucks robber faces charges after standoff
A 30-year-old man involved in a police standoff is now facing an aggravated robbery charge.
Busy at the Bee
Potter County Senior Spelling Bee winner Akshay Raghuram (CQ), left, a sixth-grader from Bonham Middle School and runner-up Taylor McCoy from Highland Park Middle School compete in the final round Friday January 30, 2009. Raghuram won the event spelling vaccinate correctly.
Man robs liquor store, takes alcohol, cash
Amarillo police are investigating a Friday afternoon liquor store robbery.
Super prediction
"I think everyone is thinking the Cardinals don't have a chance, but they all said the Cardinals didn't have a chance for the last three weeks.
Globe-News Super Bowl Picks
I hope I am wrong (and all too frequently I am about this game), but ... I can't see Arizona being able to run the ball well enough to keep the Steelers pass rush from roughing up Arizona QB Kurt Warner. And Warner tends to cough up the ball a lot under heavy pressure. Pittsburgh 24, Arizona 14
Postcard from the Super Bowl
Editor's Note: Amarillo's Craig Gualtiere, owner of Roasters Coffee & Tea Co., is in his third year of working for NFL Films. He is in Tampa, Fla., site of the Super Bowl.
Birdsong rooting for Cardinals
For years, the Cardinals franchise has been the doormat of the National Football League, from its time in Chicago, to St. Louis and then to Arizona.
Postcard from the Super Bowl: Cards' family day wholesome
We aren't allowed on the field for the walk-through by the teams, but I did see something I thought was really wonderful. They had the Cardinals over at their practice field, and a lot of the Cardinals brought their family. There were moms and dads and kids. A lot of them were getting their picture taken with Coach Ken Whisenhunt.
Ex-Cowboy receiver elected to shrine
TAMPA, Fla. - The long, slow wait to get into the Hall of Fame ended for one of the fastest men to play in the NFL, Bob Hayes.
Super Bowl: Great Questions
Here we go again. Another Super Bowl, another NFC team that's supposed to lose. Today, the Arizona Cardinals (12-7) face the AFC champion Pittsburgh Steelers (14-4) in Super Bowl XLIII in Tampa's Raymond James Stadium.
Olive Nowlin West
Olive Nowlin West, 92, of Amarillo died Thursday, Jan. 29, 2009.
Retired Maj. Robert Frank Dykstra
Retired Maj. Robert Frank Dykstra, 72, of Amarillo died Friday, Jan. 30, 2009.
Rowena Garrard
STINNETT - Rowena Garrard, 82, died Thursday, Jan. 29, 2009, in Amarillo.
Virginia Wolf
Virginia Wolf, 83, of Amarillo died Friday, Jan. 30, 2009.
Jerry Dean Hinkle
FRIONA - Jerry Dean Hinkle, 68, died Friday, Jan. 30, 2009, in Amarillo.
Frances Shaw Forrester
Frances Shaw Forrester, 85, of Amarillo died Wednesday, Jan. 28, 2009.
Larry Porter
Larry Porter, 73, of Canyon died Wednesday, Jan. 28, 2009.
Frank O. Marrs Sr.
Frank O. Marrs Sr., 87, of Grapevine, formerly of Amarillo, died Wednesday, Jan. 28, 2009.
Miriam Amanda "Polly" Yarbrough
Miriam Amanda "Polly" Yarbrough, 79, of Amarillo died Thursday, Jan. 29, 2009.
Edwin Lee "Ed" Kiser
Edwin Lee "Ed" Kiser, 58, formerly of Canyon, died Thursday, Jan. 29, 2009, in Denison.
Ruth Ann Shearer Brillhart
Ruth Ann Shearer Brillhart, 88, of Canyon died Thursday, Jan. 29, 2009, in Amarillo.
Helen Irene Edwards
SPEARMAN - Helen Irene Edwards, 91, died Friday, Jan. 30, 2009.
Albert G. Craig
Albert G. Craig, 76, of Canyon died Thursday, Jan. 29, 2009.
Services Pending
Anne Elizabeth McCullough
Anne Elizabeth McCullough, 89, of Amarillo died Thursday, January 29, 2009.
Ruth Ann Shearer Brillhart
Ruth Ann Shearer Brillhart, 88, of Canyon died Thursday, Jan. 29, 2009, in Amarillo.
Billie Ruth Morrell
CLOVIS, N.M. - Billie Ruth Morrell, 71, died Friday, Jan. 30, 2009.
Billy Wray McLaughlin
TUCSON, Ariz. - Billy Wray McLaughlin, 79, died Thursday, Jan. 22, 2009.
Aurora Levario
CLOVIS, N.M. - Aurora Levario, 71, died Saturday, Jan. 31, 2009.
Yvonna Jean Bigham Smith
PAMPA - Yvonna Jean Bigham Smith, 84, died Wednesday, Jan. 28, 2009, in Dumas.
Rayford J. Young
PAMPA - Rayford J. Young, 50, died Wednesday, Jan. 28, 2009.
Audrey Beth Powell
RHOME - Audrey Beth Powell, 80, died Friday, Jan. 30, 2009.
Isidoro "Mike" Flores
DUMAS - Isidoro "Mike" Flores, 78, died Thursday, Jan. 29, 2009.
L. Thurman Kite
L. Thurman Kite, 79, died Friday, Jan. 30, 2009.
E.W. Mason
PAMPA - E.W. Mason, 88, died Thursday, Jan. 29, 2009, in Amarillo.
Randol Nichols
PAMPA - Randol Nichols, 74, died Friday, Jan. 30, 2009.
Judy McKinney
DUMAS - Judy McKinney, 81, died Wednesday, Jan. 28, 2009.
All Obituaries - Text
Gene Sasser
MEMPHIS - Gene Sasser, 79, died Friday, Jan. 30, 2009.
Column - John Kanelis: Governors' conduct betrays appointment idea
Proponents of appointing judges in Texas have taken a serious body blow.
Letters: President Obama hasn't earned voter's trust
I'm really excited about President Obama, but not positively. I cannot trust him.
Editorial: Realism must temper cheer
Amarillo Mayor Debra McCartt is an eternal optimist - who also likes to experiment with different ways to deliver her message.
Editorial: Re-tool plan to help more
Bipartisan leadership is fine, if it is leavened with a good bit of constructive skepticism.
Column - Rick Perry: Texas lawmakers have chance to build on strong foundation
AUSTIN - On Tuesday, I delivered my State of the State address to the 81st Legislature outlining priorities that will preserve our state's strength and security while helping Texans weather the effects of the global economic downturn.
Letter: Be sure to blame labor
Don't blame Bernard Madoff; he just got $50 billion.
Letters: Teen pregnancy fight needs multi-faceted approach
Regarding your Jan. 26 editorial on abortion, I agree that even one abortion is one abortion too many. Certainly the best way to reduce the number of abortions is to prevent unwanted pregnancies.
Letter: Step up, Congressman, and make a difference
(Re: Guest column, Jan. 25, by U.S. Rep. Mac Thornberry, R-Clarendon.)
Letters: Treasury pick is baffling
President Obama has every right to select the people he wants for his Cabinet, but the U.S. Senate has the right and the responsibility to make sure those selections are in the highest interests of the country.
Column - Todd Staples: Texas ag doesn't need new regs
AUSTIN - Regulating livestock methane emissions is like regulating humans for exhaling. Seems crazy, right? Well it could happen if some groups have their way.
Letters: Where is tax outrage?
Where is the outrage over the Senate approving a man to be secretary of the treasury, Timothy Geithner, who can't even figure a simple income tax return?
Column - Roger Williams: Yes, Professor, slavery fueled our Civil War
The Amarillo Globe-News recently featured both a syndicated column by Professor Walter E. Williams and a letter to the editor criticizing President Lincoln as a hypocrite on the slavery issue - due to the limitations of the Emancipation Proclamation.
Letters: Republicans have made hash of meeting public need
Why do so many people of low or average income in Texas and New Mexico vote Republican?
Snowboards save season
TAOS SKI VALLEY, N.M. - There's a new vibe afoot at this most-traditional of ski areas, and Elliott Karten and Johnny Saldate were spreading it around thickly recently.
Learn responsible boating practices
A course on Responsible Boating will be offered from 9:15 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday at Gander Mountain, 10300 W. Interstate 40. The course is open to the public and offered without charge by the US Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 52, Texas Parks and Wildlife and Gander Mountain. Graduates 12 years and older will earn the Texas Boater Education card, for which there is a $13 fee.
Environmental group seeking cease-fire in culling of elk herd
DENVER - An environmental group is asking federal officials not to go through with plans to use sharpshooters to thin the elk herds in Rocky Mountain National Park.
Fishing Hall of Fame nominees sought
Texas Freshwater Fishing Hall of Fame is seeking nominations.
Lee helps Lady Buffs rally for 64-61 victory
West Texas A&M finally found a way to win a close women's basketball game on the road.
Buffs in key South battle
Rick Cooper was 10 minutes removed from Wednesday's 79-71 loss to Angelo State, and his words said it all.
Lady Buffs meet improved Javs
West Texas A&M women's basketball coach Krista Gerlich calls Texas A&M-Kingsville the most improved team in the Lone Star Conference.
Strong finish gives Javelinas 68-60 win
West Texas A&M went cold at the wrong time Saturday night.
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What Vehicons are For by The-StarhorseWatch
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THIS IS TOO FUNNY!! *dies from all the sillies*
Love vehicons, poor guy XD
''once upon a frickin' time..'' omg lol xD
OMG *tears* this is sooo cute!! I love the flier in the tree. I was not expecting that.
Giggling brains out now. XD
That's how I'm going to start my bedtime stories in the future. "Once upon a frickin' time." XD
XD this is so adorable!! ^_^ "Once upon a FREAKIN' time!" XD
The Uncle Ray part killed me, the moment I read uncle I started grinning like crazy and it only got better when the hobbit showed up, I was laughing by then because of his dissapointed face
omg. A comic with vehicons, Starscream, a hobbit, Thor, AND LOKI? Best comic ever
always love these comics! Star' where'd you say you got your Kreon Wheeljack from again, I forgot! I've got them all but him now.
And I'm going to be a pest and ask about your Sunstorm Kreon, which set was that with again?
yeah I found him on ebay along with a little Galvatron to go with him and thanks for the info on the Wheeljack set, I got that too! I had written all this down before but wouldn't you know it, lost the piece of paper!
Oh my gosh that was hilarious. XD
That must be so humiliating for Ray.
this was actual perfection. i love your comics, and the fandom-mixing in this one is spot on xD
Oh my,I laughed so hard at this,now I have the giggles! My mom is looking at me weird now.
Poor vehicon.
Poor vehicon.
Hee... my kids just want to rob the ipad out of my hands, then pester me entirely that I watch or play the video game with them. Nevermind my "important business". ;D
This is hilarious xD
aw, poor ray. I know how you feel- my adoptive-children-whom-i-call-friends, my little sister, THEIR little siblings, and typically a dog or cat will attack me whenever I have downtime for reading/weaving/personal time and demand I tell them a story, or say they need me to fix a hole in a shirt or pants, or other such nonsense because they know I love them and if they pout I will give in.
hahahah adorbs!
Oh my god, this is so cute!
Sorry that Frodo and Loki and Thor are being a pai...nah, nah I'm not.
Sorry that Frodo and Loki and Thor are being a pai...nah, nah I'm not.
aww thats cute
XD Very good.
this is what happens when you mix all of epic stories... they become toys and talk about stories
lmao XD omg Frodo! But snuggles awww lol
I think his first mistake was allowing ANYONE to know him as "Uncle Ray". Fatal error.
Good primus that was great ty for making my day.
Good primus that was great ty for making my day.
hahahahahah! Poor Ray! But what a good little Ray, reading stories. <33
hehe yeah, stay in the tree, and you won't be bothered by everyone else in the house XD
Awwwww. Fletcher is cute.
I think I need me a little Loki! *fangirls*
I can imagine a large number of bots/cons hiding in Mirage's tree...
One expects Thor and Loki are a particularly demanding audience.
Ray, no! If you feed the strays once, they keep coming back for more...
Also, I now have the hilarious image in my head of him getting frustrated and standing up, sending whining minifigures tumbling in all directions.
Also, I now have the hilarious image in my head of him getting frustrated and standing up, sending whining minifigures tumbling in all directions.
This is too adorable for words. Fletcher is too stinkin' cute
Norse gods for the win!
Hahahahahaha this will end with a bang lol
Well done
Ray and other Vehicons are NOT supposed to be snuggle buddies and tell stories! When will the others learn?

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WASHINGTON — The specter of Benghazi is affecting U.S. policy in coup-wracked Egypt.
The deadly attack on the U.S. diplomatic post in Libya was cited as a reason for closing some 20 American embassies and consulates this month in the face of an al-Qaida threat. And Benghazi is now playing heavily into the Obama administration's deliberations on how to respond to the growing unrest in Egypt, the Arab world's most populous country, according to officials.
The fear in Washington: That any significant cut in military aid could prompt Egypt's ruling generals to scale back their protection of the U.S. Embassy in Cairo and other diplomatic properties. The administration doesn't want to take any step that endangers American diplomatic personnel on the ground.
"We are concerned about our people," Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel said at a news conference Monday. "Protection of Americans in Egypt, not just only our diplomats but all Americans, is of the highest priority."
"American government officials, including American military, have been working very closely with the Egyptian military and police to assure the security and protection of Americans in Egypt," Hagel told reporters.
To respond to the escalating death toll and security crackdown, the administration is considering suspending some of the $250 million in annual U.S. economic aid for Egypt. Congressional notification could arrive in the next week, said the officials, who weren't authorized to speak publicly on the matter and demanded anonymity.
However, officials said Obama and his national security team are still reluctant to halt the $1.3 billion in yearly military assistance that has been more or less guaranteed since Egypt became the first Arab country to sign a peace treaty with Israel more than three decades ago. The U.S. could opt for more piecemeal moves like the decision to put off the delivery of four F-16 fighter jets and biennial, U.S.-Egyptian military exercises planned for next month, they said.
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Near a generating station the water may seem calm. But below the surface are powerful currents that can drag you to the bottom. And that's just one of the dangers around a generating station.
Hydroelectric stations can be remotely controlled by operators many kilometers away. Throughout the day and night, as demand for electricity rises and falls, operators open and close gates at the dams and start and stop generating units. This causes frequent and rapid changes in water levels and flows around generating stations which can affect the safety of those who venture too close.
There are many areas upstream and downstream of hydro generating stations where the water is flowing quickly and can change completely within a few seconds when a turbine starts or a spillway opens. Water rushes out and the water level rises in a flash. It's very easy to be caught off guard. A change in water flow can swamp your boat or pull you into an undertow.
Be alert to danger and obey all warning signs, fences, buoys and barriers that are there to prevent access to dangerous areas. Always stay clear of hydroelectric dams and station structures unless you are at a clearly indicated walkway or observation point.
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• Keep your watercraft away from either side of the dam or spillway. A sudden change in the water can swamp your boat and pull you into an undertow, or cause it to overturn and sink.
Explain the dangers to children and always keep them close when you're anywhere near a hydroelectric facility. Find places well away from any hydroelectric facility to enjoy your summer activities safely.
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Whether you are flying, driving, taking a bus, boat or plane, it is likely that you will be eating out on your vacation. It is important to continue eating a healthy diet so that you have the energy you need to enjoy your vacation. The occasional treats of high calorie, high fat foods can fit into a healthy lifestyle, but for most days of your vacation, keep healthy eating as a focus.
Being on vacation does not mean you must eat in restaurants the entire time you are away from home. If you are driving, pack a cooler with ice packs and healthy choices: sandwiches on whole wheat bread with lean meats, raw vegetables and fruit, yogurt, low fat granola bars and water. These foods are good for your health and easier on the budget than eating at restaurants. When traveling in areas where the water may not be safe, it is best to drink bottled water.
When staying at a hotel, bring along your own snacks instead of eating higher fat, expensive foods from the mini bar or vending machine. If there is a fridge in your room, stock it with perishable foods so you can have some meals and snacks in your room. This can save calories, time and money. If there is a Continental breakfast at your hotel, steer clear of Danishes, donuts and high fat muffins. Instead, choose fruit, whole grain cereal or toast.
For the times you want to eat out, remember to make healthy choices: salad with dressing on the side, steamed vegetables, lean grilled meats and avoid battered and deep fried foods. Condiments and sauces like mayonnaise, butter and cream sauces should be limited. For dessert, choose fresh fruit. If you want to have a rich dessert, split it with someone else. Most restaurants give very large servings, so share an entree with a friend and do not feel you have to clean your plate. You can also order an appetizer as a main dish. Aim to limit treats to one a day. Limiting alcohol intake is wise because these calories can add up quickly.
Plan for some physical activity while on vacation to boost your energy levels and help you feel great. It may take a bit of planning to eat well and be physically active on your next vacation, but you'll be glad you did.
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Andrewa Kirsten Sadtler and Dr. Michael Dean Hoops, both of Brownsburg, Ind., announce their engagement.
Sadtler is the daughter of Jim and Karen Sadtler of Brownsburg.
Hoops is the son of Dean and Gina Hoops of Moundsville.
Sadtler is a 2009 graduate of Butler University. She is a pharmacist at Indiana University Health Plans.
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The truth is coming out and Netanyahu's attempts to correct his errors will do little to change what the world has now finally come to understand, namely that Israel is neither a democracy nor that its five-decades old occupation of four million Palestinians is the fault of the occupied rather than the occupier.
Diplomacy in war and peace negotiations requires strategy and patience, not an illusory quick fix. Diplomacy is messy, often involving difficult compromises with unseemly governments. But it is also how the vast majority of international crises are actually resolved -- through negotiation rather than through the barrel of a gun. Those are worthy lessons to remember after the Iraq and Afghan wars.


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It's one of the laws of baseball in the 21st century: What the Yankees want, the Yankees get. As long as they are willing to pay more than everyone else, there is no toy they can't have, no free agent they can't lure.
But star pitcher Cliff Lee's decision late Monday night to spurn the Yankees and sign with the Philadelphia Phillies shattered the established order of things. And it left the Yankees in an unfamiliar position.
For once, it's their holiday wish list that remains unfulfilled. And with the big-ticket items sold out, they are now reduced to shopping for trinkets.
"Plan B is patience," general manager Brian Cashman said Tuesday, introducing a novel concept to the Yankees' fan base.
With their offseason plans in disarray, there is little the Yankees can do to make up for their failure to sign the best free agent on the market. There are no comparable free agents available. And there is no obvious solution on the trade market.
All the Yankees can do now is look to acquire a lower-tier starting pitcher, shore up their bullpen and hope Andy Pettitte decides to pitch another year. That, and pray that the Boston Red Sox come down with a season-long case of the flu.
"We have a championship-caliber team that has some areas that could be improved upon," Mr. Cashman said. "Will we solve any of the problems or all the problems right now? I don't want to mislead people and say, 'Yeah, we'll take care of that right now.' It doesn't have to happen in the wintertime. We have up through the summer to get everything we need fixed."
Translation: The Yankees may have better luck upgrading their starting rotation in a midseason trade than they will between now and the start of spring training.
Mr. Cashman tried to project a sense of calm and confidence, pointing to a rotation that still includes ace CC Sabathia and rising star Phil Hughes. But no one can deny that, in the course of the past 10 days, the balance of power in the American League East has shifted to Boston. The Red Sox acquired two premier players in outfielder Carl Crawford and first baseman Adrian Gonzalez, while the Yankees have yet to add a significant player.
Overall, the Yankees are hardly in dire straits, as their lineup remains among the best in baseball. But they are getting an unsettling taste of how the other half lives. There will be no quick fix to their starting-pitching deficiency, regardless of their financial might.
And while their farm system features several promising pitchers, the only one they have mentioned as a potential starter in 2011 is Ivan Nova. He is just 23 years old and has appeared in only 10 major-league games.
The Kansas City Royals are listening to trade offers for ace Zack Greinke. But his history with social anxiety disorder, his aversion to talking to the media and his lack of big-market experience make him an unlikely fit for the fish bowl that is Yankee Stadium.
If Mr. Pettitte returns, that would help mitigate the situation somewhat. But Mr. Cashman said Mr. Pettitte told him to proceed as if he is retiring, even if he hasn't decided to do so yet.
"He's in a position right now where he needs to decide whether he wants to play or not," Mr. Cashman said. "That has to come first. He knows if he puts himself in play, we'd love to talk to him, but he's kind of going through that process."
The lack of a formidable Plan B underscores why the Yankees coveted Mr. Lee so much in the first place. The Yankees offered him a six-year deal worth just under $140 million last week. And within 24 hours, they increased that offer to seven years for around $150 million. But when the weekend passed and Mr. Lee still hadn't signed with the Yankees, Mr. Cashman said they became skeptical about their chances.
Shortly before midnight Monday, Mr. Cashman said he received a phone call from Mr. Lee's agent, Darek Braunecker, who said only that Mr. Lee was "going in another direction."
It was easy to wonder what could have been. Had the Seattle Mariners traded Mr. Lee to the Yankees rather than the Texas Rangers in July, perhaps the Yankees would have returned to the World Series this year.
Perhaps Mr. Lee would have enjoyed his time in New York and been inclined to stay. But Mr. Cashman said he had no such thoughts.
"Could Cliff Lee certainly have made a difference for us?" Mr. Cashman said. "He may have. But I don't look back and second-guess any of it. I put forward what I was willing to do. It didn't work out."
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|Reviews for What Could Have Been
| MollysSister chapter 6 . 2/19/2007
Ohmygoodness! I am so happy to have the next chapter-and finished by the end of the week? FANTASTIC! So getting Hermione's power was not the gift he thought it was. It was twisted in some way. Curious. I felt so bad for Hermione not knowing her memories, it must have been making her nuts. Even though they are terrible memories, its good she got them back, she needs to know she escaped and build her life again. Thank you for a wonderful chapter as always Ms Vanity Fair. You rock.
| septentrion chapter 6 . 2/18/2007
Drat! I wish I knew it was on your lj. Is the next chapter on your lj as well? I'm going to track it down ;) It's a good thing for Hermione to have her memories back, it will help her heal.
| duj chapter 6 . 2/18/2007
"You knew what would happen." But we don't. What did happen?
| countrymouse chapter 6 . 2/18/2007
Dear Vanity Fair:
Thank you SO much for letting me know about this update! It was wonderful to read more of this story. And I can't wait to read the last chapter!
You've truly had me guessing, about what the "warnings" and "risks" of the spell Hermione had Snape use to take her magic, were. I had supposed they would involve some horrible, permanent damage to Hermione herself, that once done would be irreversible, and would cause Snape to regret treating her the way he had and forever repining for "what could have been" between them. But, obviously, Chapter 6 has shown me wrong on that. Which is even more wonderful-it means your story is not at all formulaic or predictable, and you have successfully kept me "going" wondering what will be next.
Now, you've added even more hints to the brew. After Snape confronts Hermione and Seth in the bookstore, we know:
1. Hermione knows she loves Seth.
2. Whatever the ill effects of the spell were, they affected Snape, not Hermione.
3. After the bookstore incident, Snape was "never seen again"-does this mean, by Hermione as well?
4. And, the most interesting statement of all, Hermione's to Snape, when he was about to attack Seth: "No!" Hermione said vehemently. Both men looked at her. "You can't. You know you can't. It's not in you to do it. You can't kill an innocent man."
But-hasn't he killed MANY innocent people, before? So...why is it he cannot do it, now?
I have my suspicions, but will eagerly await the final chapter to see if they are correct.
Thank you, thank you, again, for this new delicious chapter. Can't wait for the last!
| Droxy chapter 6 . 2/18/2007
I wonder what were the risks HG ripped out of the book. What had happened to Snape as a result of that magic?
For a moment I though Seth could have been Severus. :
Nice dark fic.
| excessivelyperky chapter 6 . 2/18/2007
Scary! I'm not surprised she's working in a bookstore, though. She has a tropism for the written word.
Nasty piece of work, that Snape-but he still can't kill an innocent man.
| Nearly headless Natalie chapter 5 . 1/15/2007
I usually favor Snape as the brooding, sarcastic good guy, but this is an intriguing story. Hermione's a bit weaker than canon, but I suppose that's understandable considering all she's lost. And Snape-running around like a "a kid at Christmas." It was such a bizarre way of describing such an unchild-like man. I was torn between laughing out loud and feeling slightly perterbed. While I know it's been a while since you've updated, I thought I'd send my encouragement along. I wonder what...ah...side-effects Hermione ripped out from the book will come back to bite the former professor...
| CathRakka chapter 5 . 12/22/2006
I love this story. It's been a long time since you've updated, are you still writing this one?
| Dana Daidouji chapter 5 . 12/15/2006
I find this dark-themed fic of yours really interesting and am dying to know the next turn of events! Please update soon.
| Katinka chapter 5 . 11/3/2006
Hello, hello...
You've finally updated, how wonderful!
I was a bit worried that this story would never continue.
Still there is not much to coment on in this chapter, as it was pretty uneventfull.
I'm still dying to know is she going to one-up him somehow!
I hope we dont have to wait as long for the next instalment!
Thanks for writting a great story from Katinka.
| Pavi's Girl chapter 5 . 9/27/2006
great story. Update soon...please...
| HeraBates chapter 5 . 9/6/2006
What a chapter!
I am looking forward to seeing how this plays out and affects the lives of Hermione and Severus.
| languor chapter 5 . 8/5/2006
That was certainly an interesting twist of events, but I liked it, so keep writing and I'll keep reading. :)
| countrymouse chapter 5 . 7/24/2006
Hello Vanityfair:
I'd been following this story on Ashwinder, but didn't realize you were the same author until I found it tonight, rather by accident, reading another of your fics. I am still as intrigued by this story as I was at the beginning, and must gently chastise you for leaving us at such an EVIL cliffie! But I am most thoroughly and definitely hooked, and can't wait to see what awful results to Hermione are to come from this spell. In others' fics, such a spell has the witch dying, or losing her mind; wouldn't it be a tragedy if he returns her home, only to find her mind has been broken by the spell, and the once-brightest witch of the age has been destroyed, just to empower him? And though he tells himself she is nothing to him, still I think the fact that she did love him, could have loved him, would have married him-that these things are touching his heart on some deep level, and effecting changes he hasn't even begun exploring in himself yet. He is right in fearing, as he remembers Dumbledore telling him in Chapter 1, that love is the most powerful force of all. How will it affect him, and Hermione? Please, please hurry with the next update! :-)
| lying.pandora chapter 5 . 7/22/2006
GAH! Update soon!
I promise for a less fan-girly review once you produce another chapter. Really, I think it's quite fair.


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I want to create a Clojure macro that can read a file, when the file is read successfully the stream should be closed.
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