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Discussion in 'ACFriends' started by Caoilin, Nov 12, 2012.
is a link to britney spears' video for oops i did it again going to get me a perma-ban?
i really want to link this video ela made me watch because omfg. but it has a baby in it and i'm afraid that i'll get a pedo ban for it. i mean she's not being sexualized or naked or anything but these new rules are so vague that anything could happen.
I am pretty sure @-Foxy- and @DunesVladHarkonnen have the judgment necessary to determine who is abusing the shit and who isn't.
If we get drive-by modded, though, all bets are off. Hope they don't look in Reapist's like me like you thread or my 90k thread cause THAR BE HOES IN THEM THAR THREADS
ak i'm going to pm you something. and you're going to watch it. all of it. with your speakers on. THEY ARE GOING TO BE ON.
Oh god....
well i do but dunes IS canadian ya know , eh? ;P
ok i'm pretty sure there's no sexualizing in this video. like 99% sure. i did kind of zone out a few times when my ears died but.. THIS BITCH WROTE A BOOK TOO! WTF?!
Considering my recent dealings with the mods, I wouldnt bet too much money on the mod's "good judgement." Its high school all over again and if you're popular enough you get to do wtfever you want while other people cant do the same thing.
WTF did I just watch!?!?
nice vid to see, that music sucks
her voice sucks
did i mention that music sucks?
well...it sucks ;P
/e runs away
i hate you
aww, somebody doesn't understand the difference between quoting what someone said and making up a quote full of personal attacks. poor non.
but also, OH MY GOSH I'M POPULAR!! MY DREAMS HAVE COME TRUE YOU GUYS!!!!
kiss ass
Haven't had time to read the final draft of the ToS so I guess I better do that.
seen a bunch of PMs on the topic but I haven't read them.
going to just assume that the ToS was followed and ruling was fair even if you disagree
dunes wanted to have me permabanned at some point in time on vn. i don't even know why non thinks dunes and i are friends on the level that he would ignore any tos breaking i did.
Because Non is always Butt-Hurt.
maybe him and his bf should switch roles for a bit then.
Good luck with being an asshole! Oh and btw, learn how to use quotes.
Yeah considering reading something above a line is so much harder for you than reading something below the line. lol wow More like reading comprehension in general is tough for you.
I would ask you how the view is but youre another one thats got his head stuck so far up her ass that you cant see for the shit in your eyes.
Oh. Well I guess I'm DEFINITELY safe, then.
Yeah, you are the most popular guy in school DE.
im like that guy that nobody gives a shit about so he gets away with everything because nobody reads my posts anyway
quoted in case i have to mod you later ;P
i can sleep easier now knowing someone is paying attention to me
@karld316 You need to post here more often so we can see your avatar, even though it IS agains the new TOS
how is it against the new TOS lol?
Her nipples are covered by clothes. The ToS is very clear on this matter, that is not allowed, nor are uncovered nipples.
but you can't see them, and they aren't hard nips or anything.
No where in that does it mention the nipples must be hard. Simply that they be there.
His icon has no pubic hair showing. And her headlights aren't on. They're covered and NOT poking through.
Still... I don't think he should be taking a chance... what I mean... the left nipple could be mistaken as poking through where the lettering is by a mod not wearing her grandma glass @-Foxy-
She has pubic hair showing to the photographer.
Dun worriez.....we'll take care of our own pocket mo....er....@-Foxy-
if i ban him, you will no longer get to stare at his icon anymore
Quick, zoom in on the reflection from her lip gloss that's reflecting the reflection from the camera lens!!
This is my concern! @-Foxy- is old and senile and sometimes sees things that aren't really there!


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Author has written 5 stories for Harry Potter, and Supernatural.
Just letting people know that it's been nearly 2 years since I last updated my stories. As of right now, I have no intention of going back to them. I don't use FF as much as I used to, and my love for Supernatural isn't the same as it used to be sadly. I am keeping these stories up, but don't expect any updates.
My name is Jenna, I'm 19 and I'm currently studying computering in College. I joined in 2012 and recently started to write.
I have a number of one shots, my first being 'The Boy Who Lived' for Harry Potter. I then progressed onto Supernatural with numerous one shots and 2 big stories, 'One Big Family' and 'My Baby Girl' which is my most popular story.
I am a total Dean/Jensen girl. Yum. *Heehee*
Feel free to leave me a PM and also a review.
I love English, and I really dislike those who use bad grammar in their stories. What;s the point in uploading if you're not gonna check a word is spelt correctly?
If I see a story with bad grammar I will either give up and leave it, or continue reading and leave reviews to the reader. If it's bad grammar, they need to be able to take criticism.
I have some websites that you are free to check out. I update my blog regularly and I'm always on Tumblr :-)
Stories In Progress
One Big Family - CJ O'Hare, the Winchesters closest friend, fellow hunter and ally, who travels with them while looking for John Winchester.This is based on Season 1.There will be a few more OC's but not too many.Its not a romance story.Yet.
My Baby Girl - On a previous hunt Dean met a girl. You can guess what happened. Thus a baby was born. Basically a daughter fic, but I hope you enjoy it. Some is AU but I will have storylines from the seasons. Hope to incorporate flashbacks as well.
What Women Want - Sam told him not to touch the cursed object, but since when did Dean ever listen to what he had to say? And why is he able to hear those sexy but admittedly true thoughts? Just a random short story inspired by a movie. Set in Season 3, but doesn't affect main plot. No Wincest sorry . Rated M only because of a hint of adult situation and bad language. Enjoy.
One Shots Completed
Harry Potter
Stories in the works
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Riley McClendon
Cathy and Jeff McClendon of Amarillo announce the birth of their daughter, Riley Kate McClendon. She was born Jan. 24, 2004.
Best Sellers
1. "The Da Vinci Code" by Dan Brown (Doubleday)
Continental raises fares
HOUSTON - Continental Airlines Inc. again is raising its fares in response to expensive jet-fuel costs, hoping to make the higher fares stick.
OPEC action no guarantee for more oil
BEIRUT, Lebanon - OPEC's decision to raise its output ceiling by up to 11 percent over two months may help soothe a nervous market, but it doesn't oblige the group to pump a single barrel of additional oil.
Amber Waves: Vandalism no laughing matter
An act of vandalism on the Jim and Ronnie Williams' farm last week was no prank.
Oil and Gas Report
Gray (Wildcat & East Panhandle) Chesapeake Operating, Inc., Ashby, Sec. 3,30,H&GN, PD 3900', for the following wells:
Gene Messer set to open Lincoln-Mercury showroom
Gene Messer Lincoln-Mercury officials will snip the ribbon Tuesday on a new showroom at 3400 Soncy Road.
Farm News
The Bureau of Land Management's Wild Horse and Burro crew will hold a two-day adoption event Friday and Saturday at the Golden Horse Training Center south of Amarillo.
Stocks Summary
NEW YORK - Investors sent stocks higher Friday on falling oil prices and news that economy created 248,000 jobs in May.
Farmers feel fuel pinch
Record high gasoline prices nationwide have farmers feeling the pinch at the pump.
The Blame Game
Once again, Greg Mitchell is hearing the accusation that he controls gas prices in Amarillo.
Wal-Mart forms plan to diversify
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. - Wal-Mart Stores, facing lawsuits for alleged gender bias and unfair treatment of workers, will cut bonuses for top executives if it fails to adequately promote women and minorities, the CEO announced Friday.
Treasury to auction $18 billion in three-month bills
WASHINGTON - Treasury prices sagged and yields popped up across the curve last week amid continued signs of robust economic growth.
Blue Bell brand scooping up success
BRENHAM - Most Americans haven't heard of the Texas ice cream that often satisfies President Bush's sweet tooth, but the family that runs the "little creamery in Brenham" doesn't consider it a bad thing.
Cellular One to trim workforce
Cellular One of Amarillo plans to trim up to 10 employees in the next few days to help meet productivity and efficiency goals.
Choice for AEDC president a no-brainer
The selection of Richard R. "Buzz" David to be the next president of the Amarillo Economic Development Corp. was, in a word, a no-brainer.
Maytag cuts workforce
DES MOINES, Iowa - Maytag Corp. announced Friday it is cutting 1,100 jobs - almost 20 percent of its salaried workforce - and lowered its earnings expectations, citing lower sales and higher material costs.
Childers named Rancher of the Year
Miles Childers may have been born into ranching, but he's stayed because he worked at it and ranching is a true love.
Rig count down by one
HOUSTON - The number of rigs actively exploring for oil and natural gas in the United States fell by three this week to 1,168.
Biz People
Jasen Shreiner and Jeremy Shreiner earned journeyman plumbers licenses. They work for Shreiner Plumbing, 8300 Foxtail St.
Unemployment rate holds steady in May
WASHINGTON - U.S. employers added almost a quarter million workers in May, extending a nine-month hiring spree and accommodating enough new jobseekers to hold the unemployment rate steady at 5.6 percent.
Army Corps: Cheney not involved in contract
WASHINGTON - An Army Corps of Engineers official said Friday that he was referring to a public relations courtesy when he wrote an e-mail last year saying a large contract with oil services contractor aHalliburton Co. had been "coordinated" with the office of Vice President Dick Cheney, the company's former chief executive.
Need college money?
When it comes to the cost of a college education, the news never changes.
Jackets sting Raiders, 9-3
ATLANTA - Micah Owings was plenty good enough, and so was Georgia Tech's offense.
NCAA Baseball:Texas/Big 12: Texas Southern shocks Rice
HOUSTON - Herman Coachmen hit a three-run homer in the eighth inning, and Brandon Stricklen worked out of a bases-loaded jam in the bottom of the ninth to lead Texas Southern past defending national champion Rice 4-3 on Friday night, the opening day of the NCAA baseball regionals.
NCAA Tournament Scores, Pairings
Times Eastern At Davenport Field - Vanderbilt 7, George Mason 3
NCAA Tourney: Big 12 Texas: Longhorns defeat Oral Roberts
AUSTIN - Dooley Prince and Seth Johnston drove in four runs with a pair of eighth-inning singles, and Texas rallied to beat Oral Roberts 7-5 Saturday in the NCAA baseball tournament's Austin Regional.
Strong start for Tech
ATLANTA - Josh Brady turned in the kind of performance that should make his newest fan proud.
NCAA Baseball Scores, Pairings
Game 1 - Princeton (27-18) at Virginia (42-13), ppd., rain
Raiders reach title round
ATLANTA - Pitching carried Texas Tech through its opening game in the NCAA baseball tournament's Atlanta Regional.
Rain, lost opportunities continue to dampen Dillas
Lost opportunities and rain plagued the Dillas for the second night in a row.
What's Going On
PRO BASEBALL: Pensacola Pelicans at Amarillo Dillas (2), 6:05 p.m.
Pensacola topples Amarillo in Game 1
The Amarillo Dillas squandered their early opportunity. The Pensacola Pelicans took advantage of theirs.
Arena Football Capsule
Series: The Dusters are 1-0 against the Hammerheads, after winning last Sunday by a 74-43 margin at Amarillo.
Faith Calendar
Miscellaneous Classes -June 20, 12:30 p.m. - Baptism class. St. Thomas the Apostle Parish, 4100 S. Coulter St.
Family gets together to celebrate Dad's Ph.D
Family get-togethers are rare in the Hallmark family. I only have one niece and one nephew, so we haven't had many marriages, and my mom died fairly young, depriving us of celebrating a golden wedding anniversary.
Pastor Dan brings to light Christians can be cool
'I'm a sexy man of God, and I know it." That's my favorite movie quote this year - maybe of all time.
Faith News
The youth of Christ Lutheran Church will hold a garage sale from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. today at the church, 2400 N. Coulter St. Proceeds will help send youth to the National Youth Gathering.
Blessed Marriage seminar set Friday at Trinity Fellowship
Jimmy Evans and Robert Morris will combine their expertise on marriage and finances to lead The Blessed Marriage Seminar on Friday and June 12 at Trinity Fellowship Church, 5000 Hollywood Road.
'Til death do us part
Cookies and coffee get things rolling in the young adult Sunday school class at Paramount Baptist Church.
Communion bans not just politics
Presidential hopeful John Kerry and other U.S. politicians who support abortion rights aren't the only Catholics to face possible exclusion from Holy Communion.
New mural brings chapel to life at Faith City Mission
A newly installed mural in Faith City Mission not only brings its chapel back to life, but could bring viewers a little closer to heaven, mission officials say.
Congregational Close-Up: Amarillo Christian Mission
Something to share: Our passion is to know the Lord Jesus Christ and the power of his resurrection, showing him to a lost and unbelieving world. We're a church with a mission; our heart is to minister to the down and out. That's what our program is designed for.
Teens learn from WWII pilot
Don't call Florene Miller Watson a feminist.
Study: Videos, photos can help at-risk youth
Exposing at-risk children and teens to grizzly videos and photos of gunshot patients' wounds can change their beliefs about the consequences of aggression, a study has found.
Workshop will train adoption liaisons
Planned Parenthood of Amarillo and the Texas Panhandle will offer its second workshop on Infant Adoption Awareness from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. June 18.
Art Beat: Images cause viewer to contemplate labels
Images of people with words like "DUDE," "HERO," "BULLY" and "SOMEBODY" lettered in white paint on their foreheads might seem kind of silly. Or gimmicky.
On The Calendar
Battle of the Bands, 5 to 9 p.m. Friday, Westgate Mall. Contact Dru Harlan, (312) 208-3674 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Get to bottom of woes with feet at seminar
Sometimes when your feet hurt, you hurt all over. To get answers to questions about foot discomfort, attend the June senior seminar, Podiatry for Seniors, at 1:30 p.m. Thursday at the Amarillo Senior Citizens Association, Meeting Room 115.
Test drive will help Komen Foundation
Autoplex BMW will team up with BMW of North America and the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation on Thursday to sponsor "The Ultimate Drive."
New kiva multipurpose
Features of the Kwahadi Kiva Indian Museum and Performance Center include:
"Best of the Best' meeting topic
"The Best of the Best" is the theme for the Amarillo Christian Women's Connection's luncheon at 11:30 a.m. June 14 at The Gathering Place, 7717 Canyon Drive.
Kwahadi dream now reality
The Kwahadi Kiva Indian Museum and Performance Center, set to open Saturday on the northside access road of East Interstate 40, between Tiltrotor and Lakeside drives, can't really be described solely as a museum or a performance center. It's a community.
Club Calendar
Center City Business and Professional Women - 11:45 to 1 p.m. Ambassador Hotel Colorado Room, 3100 W. Interstate 40.
Learn to make bags June 14 at two separate sessions
Does your bag look boring?
Hear from two famous explorers at fund-raisers
Two explorers from U.S. history will help High Plains Public Radio pay for production of a program featuring another historical figure, Thomas Jefferson.
Dear Abby: Misdeeds may hurt friendship
Dear Abby: We are good friends with our neighbors the "Smiths." Our oldest son is their youngest son's best friend. The problem is their oldest son, "Joey." Tonight we came home to find that Joey had broken into our garage and stolen the liquor we had stored there. When Mr. and Mrs. Smith confronted him, he took off.
Dr. Peter Gott: Study shows link between antibiotics, breast cancer
Dear Dr. Gott: I was shocked when a medical friend told me that a recent study showed an increased risk of developing breast cancer in women who take antibiotics. Is this possible?
Home hideouts relieve the stress
Life's daily pressures constantly put the squeeze on people: jobs, relationships, money, rearing children, war and terrorism.
Heloise: Want a hamster? Consider this
Dear Readers: We receive lots of letters from people who own hamsters, and we thought it would be a good idea for anyone who never owned one to know a little bit about them in case they might own one in the future.
Kin Searching: Tiffin reunion set June 25-26
Floyd Tiffin Jr. of Amarillo writes that the Tiffin family reunion will occur June 25-26 at the Best Western Pine Spring Inn in Ruidoso, N.M.
Dear Abby: Long-distance romance wavers
Dear Abby: I have been going out with my boyfriend, "Donny," for some time. We love each other and would do anything for each other. I am 17 and a senior in high school. Donny is turning 19 and is a college freshman back East.
The Arc offers respite to parents
Like all parents, Stacey and Jacky Campbell want to understand what's going on in the minds of their three children, all younger than 6.
Ron Clark/ Miller Lite Tournament: Breaks go Scott's way
Codie Scott turned a near bad break into a birdie at No. 17 on Saturday and as a result will take a two-shot lead into today's final round of the Ron Clark/Miller Lite Tournament at Comanche Trail.
Pro Golf: Els takes two-stroke Memorial lead
DUBLIN, Ohio - Ernie Els came out firing and never let up Saturday until he had a 6-under 66, an immaculate round that gave him a two-shot lead in the Memorial.
Pro Golf: Curtis gains lead share by staying consistent
DUBLIN, Ohio - Ben Curtis shot a 3-under 69 on Friday for a share of the lead with Justin Rose and Stephen Ames at the Memorial Tournament.
Ron Clark/Miller Lite Tournament: Great Scott! A 66 to start
More than nine months ago in the final round of the Tournament of Champions, Codie Scott shot 7-under 65 on The Old Course at Ross Rogers Golf Complex.
I-1A Final: Follett explosion sends team to state
LUBBOCK - Some said that the last time Follett reached the state baseball tournament was in 1981. Others say it was in 1988.
Perryton's next destination: Austin
SNYDER - Saturday afternoon Perryton's Brendan Baker had a knee in his stomach, the bill of a red baseball cap with a 'P' on the front crammed in his cheek, and was flat on his back fending off flailing feet and arms.
Follett drops Hamlin, 5-3
LUBBOCK - No matter how Follett's Region I-1A final baseball series against Hamlin turns out, Jared Robertson earned another page in Panther baseball history Friday.
Birdstone foils Triple Crown bid by Smarty Jones
NEW YORK - Belmont, that ol' heartbreaker, did it again.
Perryton's defense key in triumph
SNYDER - Perryton and Graham will meet a 1 p.m. today in Game 2 of the Region I-3A finals.
Major League Standings
East Division
National League: Marlins end losing streak; Expos knock off Cincinnati
NEW YORK - Hee Seop Choi hit a go-ahead sacrifice fly in the sixth inning, Miguel Cabrera had three hits and the Florida Marlins ended a four-game losing streak with a 5-1 victory over the New York Mets. W: Pavano (5-2) L: Trachsel (5-4) S: Benitez (21).
Major League Standings
American League -New York 34 19 .642 -
American League: Royals drop Boston, 5-2
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Jimmy Gobble pitched six strong innings, retiring 15 consecutive batters during one stretch, leading the Kansas City Royals to a 5-2 victory over the struggling Boston Red Sox on Friday night.
National League: Marlins edge Mets, 7-6
NEW YORK - Pinch-hitter Damion Easley hit a tying three-run homer in the seventh inning, and Alex Gonzalez had a two-out, RBI single in the eighth to give the Florida Marlins a 7-6 win over the New York Mets on Saturday.
Texas MLB: Yankees rally past Rangers
NEW YORK - Gary Sheffield, Alex Rodriguez and their New York teammates caused another meltdown by Kenny Rogers against the Yankees, overcoming Alfonso Soriano's triumphant return to the Bronx.
Texas MLB: Rangers slam Yankees, 8-1
NEW YORK - Juan Dominguez shut down the New York Yankees for his first major league win, and Brad Fullmer homered and scored a career-high four runs in the Texas Rangers' 8-1 victory Saturday.
Baseball Today
Chicago White Sox at Seattle (7:05 p.m.). Esteban Loaiza (6-3) starts for the White Sox.
Prior's return a success, but Cubs lose in ninth
CHICAGO - Mark Prior gave the Chicago Cubs a glimpse of what they've been missing.
American League: Athletics shut out Blue Jays
OAKLAND, Calif. - Tim Hudson pitched an eight-hitter to give Oakland a much-needed win from a starting pitcher and the Athletics beat the Toronto Blue Jays 4-0 Saturday
Major League Box Scores
Rangers 8, Yankees 1
Baseball Today
Boston at Kansas City (6:10 p.m.). Curt Schilling (6-3) takes the mound for the Red Sox.
Flames reflect Sutter's persona
CALGARY, Alberta - As the Calgary Flames near the end of the mentally wearing, emotionally tugging, physically challenging two-month grind that is the Stanley Cup playoffs, it is no surprise they often seem to be the most in-control team.
Belmont Stakes Chart
11th Race at Belmont Park, Saturday June 5, 2004
Central Baseball League
Coria defeats Henman for all-Argentine final
PARIS - For 112 sets Friday, Tim Henman seemed poised to upset clay-court star Guillermo Coria and become the first Englishman in a French Open final since the 1930s.
Dream ends for another year
NEW YORK - The ride of their lives ended in shock, silence and tears.
Sports Scene: No plea deal reached in BALCO case
The lack of a plea agreement between prosecutors and a man accused of distributing steroids to top athletes may make it more difficult for anti-doping authorities to build drug cases against track stars Marion Jones, Tim Montgomery and other U.S. Olympic hopefuls.
U.S. Gymnastics Championships: Kupets, Patterson tie for national championship
NASHVILLE, Tenn. - The Americans are so deep they have not one, but two national champions.
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Sports On The Air
Pistons at Lakers (KVII, cable ch. 8) 8 p.m.
Steer Stomp'n
Rider Benny Guitron on Smart Little Scamp ropes a steer during steer stopping finals Saturday at the World's Greatest Horseman competition at the Amarillo National Center.arillo.com
Cheers turn to disbelief: Loss hard for those who have been there
NEW YORK - Bob Baffert felt horrible when he saw Smarty Jones fall back. His wife took it even harder.
Coors Cowboy All-Ranch Rodeo: Burnett 6666 wins Coors Ranch Rodeo
Panhandle's Burnett 6666 Ranch had a reason to ride and rope well Saturday night at the 17th annual Coors Cowboy All-Ranch Rodeo at the Amarillo National Center.
Myskina stays calm, cruises in all-Russia final in Paris
PARIS - Anastasia Myskina knows how it feels to fight herself more than her opponent.
All eyes will be on Smarty
NEW YORK - Smarty Jones appears to enjoy the cameras and attention lavished on him as the Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner.
What's Going On
RODEO: Coors Ranch Rodeo, second day, 7:30 p.m., Amarillo National Center.
Can Smarty Jones win Triple Crown?: Philadelphia story will end badly
ELMONT, N.Y. - This is a Philadelphia story, and in sports those almost always end badly. Before we crown Smarty Jones, at least let's not forget that.
Hamm cruises to third national gymnactics title
NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Paul Hamm made gymnastics look as easy as slipping another gold medal around his neck.
Triple Crown: TV Spectator's Guide
NEW YORK - Smarty Jones will break from the outside No. 9 gate in Saturday's 112-mile Belmont Stakes when he tries to become racing's 12th Triple Crown champion. Here's the way the race could shape up:
Tampa Bay forces seventh game
CALGARY, Alberta - Martin St. Louis, the one-time Calgary reject, knocked in a rebound in the opening seconds of the second overtime, and the Tampa Bay Lightning forced a decisive Game 7 in the Stanley Cup finals by beating the Flames 3-2 Saturday night.
U.S. Gynmastics Championships: Kupets, Schwikert shine in Round 1
NASHVILLE, Tenn. - The lights were on, the pressure was high and after a long, long wait, the Olympics were finally in sight.
Hopkins may boycott bout with De La Hoya
LAS VEGAS - Bernard Hopkins threatened to pull out of a deal with Oscar De La Hoya worth at least $15 million because he didn't like the choice of referee Joe Cortez for his fight Saturday night.
Friday's Coors Cowboy All-Ranch Rodeo: Defending champs find going tough
Defending champion Bell Ranch started slowly, but Johnson Ranch and Tule Ranch did not during Friday night's action at the Coors Cowboy All-Ranch Rodeo in Amarillo National Center.
Sports Scene: Sanavia takes WBC title with upset
CHEMNITZ, Germany - Italy's Cristian Sanavia surprised Markus Beyer in a split decision Saturday to win the World Boxing Council super-middleweight title.
Pressure is on Calgary to clinch Stanley Cup
CALGARY, Alberta - Calgary is revving up to enjoy one of the more unlikely Stanley Cup championships in NHL history, one some Flames fans probably thought they'd never see, but now might be only hours away.
Can Smarty Jones win Triple Crown?: Great horse deserves win
WASHINGTON - Smarty Jones is an overwhelming favorite to win today's Belmont Stakes and become history's 12th Triple Crown winner, but handicappers can raise a few legitimate questions about his supposed invulnerability.
Sports On The Air
Rangers at Yankees (COX, cable ch. 18) 3 p.m.
What's Going On
RODEO: Coors Ranch Rodeo, second day, 7:30 p.m., Amarillo National Center; World's Greatest Horseman, 9 a.m., Amarillo National Center.
Baseball - American League - Yankees 7, Rangers 6
Coors Cowboy All-Ranch Rodeo: Champs find going tough
Defending champion Bell Ranch started slowly, but Johnson Ranch and Tule Ranch did not during Friday night's action at the Coors Cowboy All-Ranch Rodeo in Amarillo National Center.
Newman seeking mid-season change in today's MBNA 400
DOVER, Del. - After winning a series-best eight races last year, including a sweep of both Nextel Cup Series events at the Dover International Speedway, Ryan Newman was supposed to be a key figure in this year's championship picture.
Mayfield sets record in Dover qualifying
DOVER, Del. - This time, Jeremy Mayfield finished ahead of Ryan Newman, knocking him off the pole with a record-setting qualifying run Friday at Dover International Speedway.
NASCAR Notebook
PIT STOPS: Ryan Newman's victory last September was the second straight sweep on the high-banked concrete oval, where Jimmie Johnson won twice in 2002.
Busch field to return Monday after rain delay in Dover
DOVER, Del. - The rain that postponed the finish of Saturday's MBNA America 200 for the Busch Series until Monday was expected to push through the area in time for today's Nextel Cup Series race.
Commentary: Lakers will plow under Pistons
LOS ANGELES - Their leading scorer goes to work in the ideal accessory of all unfortunates who wear the name "Pistons" on their shirt.
Celebrity power elevates Lakers
LOS ANGELES - As long as Shaquille O'Neal and Kobe Bryant wear gold and purple uniforms, the Los Angeles Lakers will never be a serious underdog in a playoff series.
Detroit Pistons say they're not Bad Boys II
AUBURN HILLS, Mich. - Beyond their home arena and success on defense, there's little the Detroit Pistons have in common with the 1989 and '90 NBA champion Bad Boys.
Holzman, Auerbach models in Jackson's quest for excellence
Red comes up daily, both men - competing for space and time in Phil Jackson's psyche.
NBA Finals Notebook: Injured Lakers expect to be ready for series
EL SEGUNDO, Calif. - Karl Malone and Derek Fisher returned to practice with the Los Angeles Lakers on Friday after sitting out the previous two days with sore right knees.
Lakers are far and away the NBA's best drawing card
It was the half-joke that launched a thousand conspiracy theories, causing Los Angeles Laker haters and amateur NBAologists to scrutinize every syllable while trying to find an explanation as to why Derek Fisher was left with exactly four-tenths of a second in San Antonio - just enough time to make a game-winning 18-footer physically possible - and why referee Eddie F. Rush went to the scorer's table in Game 6 of the Western Conference finals to ask how many fouls Shaquille O'Neal had
Can Pistons drag Lakers down to their level?
With the NBA Finals about to - as those never-ending lyrics remind us - "get it stah-uh-ted," my thoughts turn to one Putt Powell.
Pistons knew their Prince would arrive
AUBURN HILLS, Mich. - Don't fault Tayshaun Prince because he's not Carmelo Anthony.
Helping Hands
Unloading: Volunteer Maurice Burks helps distribute watermelons Friday at the grocery giveaway at Cornerstone. The agency usually serves about 130 families per week, but this week it served 210 families.
Scootin' Siblings
Henry Bargas / email@example.com
Call To Action: Meals on Wheels
Volunteers are needed at Meals on Wheels. Meals on Wheels feeds 300 homebound clients and depends 100 percent on community support. Volunteers will share their lunchtime one day a week to deliver meals to homebound seniors. A valid driver's license is required.
District names new head
Plemons-Stinnett-Phillips Consolidated Independent School District soon will have a new superintendent.
TxDOT widening U.S. 87
Travelers going north on U.S. Highway 87 between Dalhart and Texline will hit construction for the next two years.
Potter Indictments: Man charged with 6 counts indecency, 2 counts aggravated child sex assault
A Potter County grand jury returned indictments Thursday against an Amarillo man on six counts of indecency with a child and two counts of aggravated sexual assault of a child.
Anonymous donor gives $20,000 to Faith City
A Friday morning visitor to Faith City Mission brought a $20,000 check with him.
60-year-old postcard delivered to Amarillo man
Clyde Robertson Jr. need not shoot the messenger. In the case of a late postcard he recently received, the messenger's probably already dead.
Pups, people pound pavement
Big dogs and little dogs. Clifford the Big Red dog. Dancing dogs.
Rustlin' Some Ribs
Trammel Rushing, left, and Dennis Thomas enjoy barbecue during the Chamber After Hours Cowboy Way event on Friday at the Tri-State Fairgrounds.
Reach Out...Volunteer! of the day
Volunteer's Activities: She assists with parties and activities, pops popcorn and visits with special friends. She has been volunteering at Ware for about eight months.
Roosevelt County approves hike in area sales tax
PORTALES, N.M. - Roosevelt County residents soon could see an increase in their sales tax rate as county officials try to erase a funding shortfall.
WT announces students named to President's List
West Texas A&M University has named 296 students to the President's List for the spring semester.
Christmas better late than never
The two brothers exchanged gifts wrapped in bright red and green. Army Spc. Terrell Jones' arm brushed against the heavily ornamented Christmas tree as he handed his older brother Daimon a gift.
Hereford man, 60, dies of flesh-eating infection
HEREFORD - A Hereford man died of a rare flesh-eating bacterial infection he contracted after falling and cutting himself.
Reach Out...Volunteer! of the day
Volunteer Activities: She serves on the nominating committee to put together officers of the league and is the photographer/writer for the Junior League newsletter, Plainspeaking. She has been volunteering for six years.
Aid keeps 'Lone Star Rising' afloat
The show will go on after all. After two days in full crisis mode, organizers of "Lone Star Rising" said Friday that the outdoor drama will be staged this summer.
Amarilloan feels special affinity for Reagan
Beverly Dampf, 71, lowered his flag for the president he never met and cried multiple times Saturday as he watched the coverage of Ronald Reagan's death on TV.
Mustang mission
Some horses have to leave their homes on the range.
On the Agenda
Amarillo City Commission: Tuesday, 3 p.m., City Hall, 509 E. Seventh Ave., Commission Chamber.
Visions of D-Day history
Sixty years ago today, Ernest Collins, 17, sat at the edge of a 36-foot landing boat as it bobbed in the English Channel, filled with soldiers and vehicles about to go ashore on Omaha Beach.
Amarilloans recall visits by Reagans
Ronald Reagan touched Americans with his life and presidency, and that's also evident in the Panhandle people who knew him.
State trooper indicted
McKINNEY - A state trooper accused of having sex with a 13-year-old girl is facing a first-degree felony charge.
Contest Grub
Leigh Ann Stout, from left, holds the contest entry box for the Quien Sabe Ranch
Wet Work
Jehovah's Witness Mark Cook of Lubbock baptizes Tara McIntosh of Moriarty, N.M., at the Amarillo Civic Center on Saturday during the Jehovah's Witness state convention.
Call To Action: Camp Alphie
Camp Alphie needs male counselors for our camp at Ceta Canyon July 31st through August 6th. Counselors must be at least 18 years old and are required to reside at camp during the week. Camp Alphie is a camp for children, ages 7 through 14, who have been diagnosed with cancer.
Wreck kills Amarilloan
An Amarillo man died early Saturday in a one-vehicle wreck on East Interstate 40.
Campers learn life skills while having fun
Thirty-four children gathered around each armed with a can of shaving cream.
Globe-News honors area's top grads
Valedictorians are presented on the left and salutatorians on the right under each school name.
Jehovah's Witnesses gather in Amarillo
Alta Tinsley went to her first Jehovah's Witnesses convention 62 years ago in Phoenix. She never stopped.
Family Harvest
Fred Winters and his grandson, Chris, harvest wheat Friday afternoon near Whitaker Road on the eastern edge of Amarillo.
On The Edge Of Common Sense: I'm as witty as a team of oxen
Animals have many uses. Traditionally, they are discussed as to their purpose: a source of meat, milk, or as a beast of burden.
First To Ride
Riders sail through the air as the Texas Intimidator, a new ride at Wonderland Park, makes its inaugural run Friday evening.
Cowboy shooting group buys New Mexico ranch
SANTA FE, N.M. - An organization that promotes "cowboy action shooting" has bought a Torrance County ranch where it will hold large events and film a television series.
Annual Dog Walk at new location
Walk your dog today for a good cause. The Amarillo Globe-News annual Dog and Owner Fun Walk will begin with registration at 9:30 a.m. today at Medical Center Park.
Cowboys ready for cook-off
Sturdy wheels, a coffee grinder and a water barrel are all necessary to win the World Championship Chuckwagon Roundup, but a dinner bell isn't.
In The Area: Two men die in house fire
COLLINGSWORTH COUNTY - Two men died in a fire early Saturday near Wellington.
Display commemorates D-Day
It may be a museum display, but you won't find any "keep away" or "hands off" signs around.
Area sees rain, hail
A grass fire started by a lightning strike in rural Potter County didn't stand a chance in the rain that followed.
An article in Thursday's Globe-News incorrectly stated the percentage of students in the Claude Independent School District passing ninth- and 10th-grade Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills math tests.
High Plains Fencing, 8 a.m. to 9 p.m., Amarillo Civic Center Regency Room.
Good progress on bridge repair
A new Texas Department of Transportation report shows the state is making progress in repairing its thousands of deteriorating bridges, but with 40 percent more spans than any other state, the process in Texas is never-ending.
Nugent: 'He inspired us to open our minds'
Just like most folks on a summertime weekend, Sylvia Nugent was not watching television or keeping up with the latest news Saturday afternoon.
Amarilloan wins Vegas jackpot
Not everything that happens in Vegas stays in Vegas.
Education News
The Baptist Student Ministry will have Rush Week activities Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.
Just passing through
Ronald Reagan took Stetsons and cowboy art home from his many Amarillo-area campaign swings between 1968 and 1980 - but the gift heifer stayed behind.
Louisiana governor "optimistic" about paying Saints in full
METAIRIE, La. - Gov. Kathleen Blanco stopped short of guaranteeing the state would pay all of the $15 million it owes the New Orleans Saints by a July 5 deadline.
Cowboys Mini-camp: Parcells not set on QB, has 5 to choose fromb
IRVING - Tucked away in Bill Parcells' golf bag are two drivers. The coach has even more options when picking a quarterback.
Shannon Sharpe makes retirement official
DENVER - Shannon Sharpe always had something to say during a record-setting NFL career that spanned 14 seasons. He wasn't about to clam up Thursday when he formally announced his retirement.
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Services Pending
Jerry E. Day, 53, of Borger died Friday, June 4, 2004. Minton/Chatwell Funeral Directors.
Lorene Lambert Rogers
QUANAH - Lorene Lambert Rogers, 80, died Thursday, June 3, 2004.
Lillian "Tootie" Ross
Lillian "Tootie" Ross, 62, of Amarillo died Thursday, June 3, 2004.
Bill S. Tweedle
SAN ANTONIO - Bill S. Tweedle, 42, died Thursday June 3, 2004.
Vanna Thurlow
Vanna Thurlow, 83, of Amarillo died Friday, June 4, 2004.
Wendell R. "Curly" Watson
LONE WOLF, Okla. - Wendell R. "Curly" Watson, 71, died Thursday, June 3, 2004, in Elk City.
Virgie Lee Roberts
Virgie Lee Roberts, 84, of Amarillo died Thursday, June 3, 2004.
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Virgie Lee Roberts, 84, of Amarillo died Thursday, June 3, 2004.
Mary A. Gill
HOOKER, Okla. - Mary A. Gill, 81, died Thursday, June 3, 2004, in Amarillo, Texas.
Ruth Brownd
FRIONA - Ruth Brownd, 87, of Phoenix, formerly of Friona, died Friday, June 4, 2004, in Phoenix.
Jackson E. Staggs
Jackson E. Staggs, 87 of Amarillo died Friday, June 4, 2004, in Greenville.
Mel Roy Cofer
MEMPHIS - Mel Roy Cofer, 72, died Saturday, June 5, 2004.
Johnnie Mearl Parker
WELLINGTON - Johnnie Mearl Parker, 73, died Friday, June 4, 2004.
Ethel Aldridge Dow
TULIA - Ethel Aldridge Dow, 83, died Saturday, June 5, 2004.
Melody Gabriel Dawn Price
Melody Gabriel Dawn Price, 20, of Amarillo died Friday, June 4, 2004.
Joyce Carroll Frisbie
Joyce Carroll Frisbie, 70, of Amarillo died Friday, June 4, 2004.
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AmarilloVirgie Lee Roberts, 84, of Amarillo died Thursday, June 3, 2004.
Darwin M. Hainer
Darwin M. Hainer, 76, of Amarillo died Sunday, May 30, 2004.
Lois Hyatt Claterbaugh
PAMPA - Lois Hyatt Claterbaugh, 87, died Thursday, June 3, 2004.
Mary Oneata Hicks
PLAINVIEW - Mary Oneata Hicks, 87, died Friday, June 4, 2004.
Services Pending
Buddy Finley, 65, of Houston died Friday, June 4, 2004. Cypress-Fairbanks Funeral Home.
Darlene Marie Ledbetter
Darlene Marie Ledbetter, 85, of Amarillo died Friday, June 4, 2004.
William B. "Bill" Oler
PAMPA - William B. "Bill" Oler, 79, died Wednesday, June 2, 2004.
Virgie Lee Roberts
AmarilloVirgie Lee Roberts, 84, of Amarillo died Thursday, June 3, 2004.
Susie Marie Thompson
Susie Marie Thompson, 95, of Amarillo died Friday, June 4, 2004.
Philip A. Jenkins
SPEARMAN - Philip A. Jenkins, 89, died Friday, June 4, 2004.
Vera Mae Talcott
GUYMON, Okla. - Vera Mae Talcott, 87, died Wednesday, June 2, 2004, in Elkhart, Kan.
Modean O'Daniel
BORGER - Modean O'Daniel, 76, died Friday, June 4, 2004, in Pampa.
Jewell Ann Kim McLarty
SUNRAY - Jewell Ann Kim McLarty, 92, died Thursday, June 3, 2004, in Webster.
David W. Grabber
ARLINGTON - David W. Grabber, died Thursday, June 3, 2004.
Bryan Edward Morgan
HOUSTON - Bryan Edward Morgan, 85, died Wednesday, June 2, 2004.
Ouida Maunee Hyatt Rodden
Ouida Maunee Hyatt Rodden, 91, of Pampa, formerly of Amarillo died Saturday, June 5, 2004, in Pampa.
Editorial: Texas Lottery gambles trust
The Texas Lottery Commission may not see it this way, but it rolled the dice and came up snake eyes.
Kanelis: Budget to run into political tempest
State Sen. Kel Seliger, R-Amarillo, facile and affable as ever, stood before the Rotary Club of Amarillo the other day and fielded the following question: What do you think will be the most important issue facing the next Legislature?
Editorial: Cowboy Roundup USA reflects cowboy legacy
The history of the Panhandle - that of the cowboy - is celebrated this weekend as the Cowboy Roundup USA kicks into high gear.
Editorial: Young men of D-Day deserve nation's thanks
The Texas Panhandle War Memorial next to the Randall County Annex pays tribute to those who served, and died, in defense of our country.
Guest Column: Minorities pay the price to increase diversity
SPEARMAN - In the past 50 or 60 years I have listened to, read or repeated my share of Texas Aggie jokes. Most have been mild or innocuous, some have been funny, and a few have been downright cruel.
Editorial: Regan leaves towering legacy
Clare Boothe Luce once said that Ronald Wilson Reagan's epitaph should read: He won the Cold War.
Letters To The Editor: Lead-footed drivers use more gas than SUVs
The news media tend to blame SUVs for the high price of gas. I disagree.
Guest Column: Norton's 'Taps' may linger at the Berkeley Plantation
Congratulations to Jerry Patterson on his May 30 column honoring the servicemen and women who through the years have given their lives to keep our wonderful country free. I second every word.
Guest Column: What passes for dissent goes beyond unpatriotic
FAIRFAX, Va. - I'm writing in response to John Kanelis' May 30 column, "When did all the dissenters vanish?"
Letters To The Editor: Panhandle must have too many trees
The Texas Department of Transportation has discovered the Panhandle has too many trees and proposes to cut them down by the thousands along Highway 60 from Amarillo to Woodward, Okla.
Guest Column: War on drugs is a losing battle for Amercia
Amarillo is searching for a new way to fund its drug enforcement division after the city had to pay those who were wrongly accused in the Tulia drug sting and after dropping out of and effectively dissolving the Panhandle Regional Narcotics Trafficking Task Force.
Outdoors Roundup: BLM to auction horses, burros
The Bureau of Land Management will hold a Wild Horse and Burro Adoption on Thursday through Saturday in Amarillo, at the Golden Horse Training Center.
Southwest Outdoors: Walleye experts share secrets at Lake Meredith tournament
Despite having the best walleye lake in Texas at our back door, catching walleye at Lake Meredith has always been a problem for me except for the 30 minutes right before sundown.
Texas deer season promising
A bountiful spring and early summer should pay big dividends for Texas outdoorsmen in the fall.
Pastor elected mayor after photographing porn-shop customers
KENNEDALE - Patrons of the XXX Super Store and the Fantasy Foxx strip club have been getting a souvenir in the mail recently: an I-know-where-you've-been postcard emblazoned with a photo of the customer's car parked outside one of the adult businesses.
Takeover passions remain strong
HOUSTON - Back in 1979, the Rev. Jimmy Allen thought the highlight of the Southern Baptist Convention's annual meeting would be a giant rally at the Astrodome featuring the Rev. Billy Graham.
DOD identifies slain Texas soldier
MANVEL - The Department of Defense on Saturday identified a soldier from Texas killed earlier this week in Iraq as a 23-year-old Marine from Manvel.
Hutchison, Perry at odds over gambling opinions
SAN ANTONIO - Potential Republican gubernatorial candidate Kay Bailey Hutchison did something Saturday incumbent Gov. Rick Perry did not: Denounce gambling before thousands of antigambling GOP activists.
Baptist moderates, conservatives at odds in Texas
DALLAS - Conservatives pushing a literal view of Scriptures and a right-wing political agenda long ago won the fight for the Southern Baptist Convention, the nation's largest Protestant denomination with 16 million members.
Homes, businesses still without power
DALLAS - About 28,000 homes and businesses remained without power Saturday after powerful thunderstorms battered the region earlier in the week, utility officials said.
Teen accused of mixing cocktail released to parents
ODESSA - A West Texas student who allegedly mixed a chemical cocktail that landed a teenager in the hospital has been released to his parents.
Small plane crashes into subdivision
DALLAS, Ga. - A small plane crashed in a subdivision west of Atlanta shortly after takeoff Saturday, killing one person and critically injuring another, officials said.
Man driving bulldozer wrecks city
GRANBY, Colo. - A man barricaded inside a fortified bulldozer went on a rampage Friday, firing shots and knocking down buildings as he plowed down the streets of this Colorado town for nearly two hours.
N.M. governor's office provides AIDS funding
SANTA FE, N.M. - Gov. Bill Richardson said Friday his office will provide $250,000 to the state's HIV/AIDS program to help stave off cuts in direct services.
Study: Teens most likely o try marijuana in summer
CHICAGO - Summer's almost here and that means teens will have more time on their hands to pick up bad habits - such as smoking marijuana and drinking alcohol, a new federal survey says.
Rumsfeld warns against appeasers of terrorists
SINGAPORE - Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld said Friday any government hoping to "make a separate peace" with terrorists would be mistaken, but he denied the United States was pressuring anybody to join its war on terror.
Today in History
In 1967, war erupted in the Mideast as Israel raided Egyptian military targets. Syria, Jordan and Iraq entered the conflict.
Simpson maintains innocence
MIAMI - O.J. Simpson complained Friday that the media have convinced the public he is guilty, and he said he hopes the real killer is found so that he can have the pleasure of proving people wrong.
Navy christens sub named for Carter
GROTON, Conn. - Former President Jimmy Carter was filled with emotion Saturday as the most advanced nuclear submarine in the U.S. Navy was named for him at a Connecticut shipyard.
Chinese activists mark anniversary of crackdown at Tiananmen Square
BEIJING - Chinese police kept Tiananmen Square free of demonstrators Friday, detaining at least 16 people while activists abroad marked the 15th anniversary of the deadly military attack on pro-democracy protesters and pressed their demands for political change.
War yields cheap gas for Iraqis, not Americans
BAGHDAD, Iraq - While Americans are shelling out record prices for fuel, Iraqis pay only about 5 cents a gallon for gasoline - a benefit of hundreds of millions of dollars subsidies bankrolled by American taxpayers.
Man dead after bulldozer rampage
GRANBY, Colo. - Crews using a crane Saturday removed the body of local man who tore up a good part of this mountain resort town with an improvised tank.
U.S., Shiite militia to withdraw from holy cities
NAJAF, Iraq - The U.S. military and Shiite militia loyal to a radical cleric agreed Friday to withdraw from areas around holy shrines south of Baghdad and turn over security to Iraqi police in a bid to end two months of fighting as the U.S.-led occupation draws to a close, an Iraqi official said.
Investigators questioned Cheney in CIA leak probe
WASHINGTON - Investigators questioned Vice President Dick Cheney recently in the probe of who in the Bush administration leaked the name of a covert CIA operative last year, a source familiar with the investigation said Saturday.
Reports critical of CIA expected soon
WASHINGTON - As attention turns to who will run the CIA, investigators are about to issue reports that are expected to castigate the spy agency and its top leaders for intelligence failures on Sept. 11 and Iraq. A version of one report has been in the CIA's hands for three weeks.
Episcopal Church holding together a year after gay bishop elected
ALBANY, N.Y. - A year after the election of the first openly gay Episcopal bishop, the church remains intact - splintered but not split. Most Episcopalians have stuck with their church and a dissident network of conservatives is growing more slowly than its founders hoped.
Pope denounces 'deplorable events'
ROME - President Bush got a sharp dose of Europe's opposition to his Iraq policy Friday, quietly in the halls of the Vatican from Pope John Paul II and loudly in the streets of Rome from thousands of demonstrators.
People In The News: Famed restaurant fades to black
LOS ANGELES - A famed restaurant frequented by Cary Grant, Charlie Chaplin and other Hollywood legends will soon fade to black.
Who's Talking Today
CBS' "Face the Nation" - Secretary of State Colin Powell. 10:30 a.m. UPN, 11:30 p.m. KFDA
France honors American D-Day veterans
PARIS - French officers pinned the Legion of Honor on the chests of 99 former American soldiers Saturday, thanking them at a pomp-filled military ceremony for helping to free Europe from Nazism 60 years ago.
Timing questioned in change of CIA leadership
WASHINGTON - As the United States braces for a threatened terrorist attack this summer, top intelligence officials will be shuffling jobs. The question is whether Americans should worry.
People's politician
Ronald Reagan had an uncommon ability to give voice to the optimism and patriotism of the American people.
People In The News: Affleck recovering at home
NEW YORK - Ben Affleck missed the London premiere of "Jersey Girl" this week because he was hospitalized in Boston for severe bronchitis, his New York-based publicist confirmed Friday.
Today in History
In 1844, the Young Men's Christian Association was founded in London.
NASA will risk sending rover into deep Martian crater
PASADENA, Calif. - NASA's Mars rover Opportunity will be sent into a big crater that could offer clues to the planet's history of water, despite the risk that the craft may not be able to get out, the space agency said Friday.
Iraq looms large in EU elections
BRUSSELS, Belgium - Iraq has emerged as an important issue in last week's historic pan-European election, with Britain's Tony Blair and others expecting a nasty backlash for supporting the war, and leaders of Spain and Germany hoping to be rewarded for opposing it.
Italian film star dies at age 83
ROME - Italian film star Nino Manfredi died Friday after suffering a stroke months ago, the Italian government announced.
Across The Nation: Mayor officiates at mass gay wedding to show support of same-sex marriage
FERNDALE, Mich. - The mayor of this Detroit suburb officiated at the mass wedding of nearly a dozen gay couples outside City Hall on Saturday in a symbolic demonstration of support for legalizing same-sex marriage in Michigan.
Dog poisoner has sickened more than 200
HONG KONG - A mystery attacker has struck again in Hong Kong, dropping poisoned meat in a popular jogging area where more than 200 dogs have been sickened - dozens of them fatally - in a case that's stumped authorities for 15 years.
Youth Rally
Young people cheer and wave flags Saturday during a youth congress with Pope John Paul II in Berne, Switzerland.
Check This Out
COLUMBUS, Ohio - Organizers of Ohio Hempfest are a little out of joint - about the cancellation of an annual pro-marijuana festival.
America's Great Communicator 1911-2004
Ronald Wilson Reagan, 40th president of the United States, who transformed the Republican Party and substantially defined the terms of contemporary political debate during two momentous terms in office, died Saturday afternoon.
Founder of union for auto workers dies
DETROIT - Victor Reuther, who along with his brothers Walter and Roy helped make the United Auto Workers union a powerful force in the American labor movement, died Thursday, a UAW spokesman said. He was 92.
Around the World: Sharon determined to pass Gaza plan
JERUSALEM - Prime Minister Ariel Sharon is determined to win approval for his Gaza withdrawal plan in a crucial Cabinet vote today, a government official said, brushing off efforts by hard-line ministers to water down the proposal.
SigAlerts inventor dies
BARTLESVILLE, Okla. - Loyd Sigmon, who invented the SigAlerts messages that warn Southern California motorists about freeway traffic jams, died Wednesday from Parkinson's disease. He was 95.
Panel throws out judgment for U.S. POWs alleging torture
WASHINGTON - An appeals court panel threw out a $959 million judgment Friday for U.S. prisoners of war who say they were tortured by the Iraqi military during the 1991 Gulf War, ruling Congress never authorized such lawsuits against foreign governments.
Wilson - Kohler
Macy Wilson and Jonathan Kohler, both of Amarillo, were married Saturday, June 5, at Washington Avenue Christian Church. Ron Kohler and Jim Shelburne officiated.
Mr. and Mrs. Boughner
Robert and Carol Boughner of Dumas are celebrating their 40th wedding anniversary with a cruise to Alaska this month.
Mr. and Mrs. Portillo
Jose and Mary Portillo of Amarillo celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary with a dinner reception Saturday, May 29, in Amarillo.
Blashill - Hall
Carrie Mae Blashill of Amarillo and Philip Hall of Muleshoe were married Friday, June 4, at Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Temple in Lubbock.
Smith - Tinder
Shea Smith and Brian Tinder, both of Amarillo, were married Saturday, May 15, at Boys Ranch Chapel at Boys Ranch. Paul Jones and Jeremiah Theiss officiated.
Albritton - Roberts
Angel Albritton and Ben Roberts, both of Amarillo, were married Saturday, May 1, at The Wedding Chapel. Bill Fitzgerald officiated.
Yauck- Wilton
Claire Catherine Yauck and Judson Hughes Wilton, both of Steamboat Springs, Colo., were married Saturday, June 5, at Historic Corolla Chapel in Corolla, N.C. The Rev. John Strauss officiated.
Archinal - Miller
Shelby Paige Archinal and Lance Cpl. Shawn Michael Miller, both of Amarillo were married Wednesday, May 19, at Paramount Baptist Church. Dr. Jim Johnson officiated.
Brown - Russell
Jennifer Nell Brown and Ryan Paul Russell, both of Austin, were married Saturday, Jan. 24, at Shove Chapel in Colorado Springs, Colo. West Brazelton officiated.
Brod - Sarvis
Leslie Brod of Cypress and Jeremiah Sarvis of Dallas were married Saturday, June 5, at First Baptist Church in Irving. Dennis Humphrey, cousin of the groom, officiated.
Mr. and Mrs. Murphy
Mike and Wanda Murphy of Amarillo celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a family dinner Tuesday, June 1, at the Country Barn. The couple also plan a summer cruise to Alaska.
Edwards - Howard
Kalisha DiAnn Edwards and Jason Ross Howard, both of Amarillo, were married Saturday, June 5, at St. Alice Catholic Church in Plainview. The Rev. Jim McCartney officiated.
Taute - Valdez
Nicole Taute of Amarillo and Christopher Valdez of Las Cruces, N.M., were married Saturday, June 5, at West Amarillo Christian Church. The Rev. Phil Mercado officiated.
Henderson - Marchbanks
Shawna Henderson and Chad Marchbanks, both of Amarillo, were married Saturday, May 29, at Ranch House Bed & Breakfast in Canyon.
Sustaire - Thomas
Courtney Sustaire and Sam Thomas, both of Groom, were married Saturday, June 5, at Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church in Groom. The Rev. Mieczyslaw Trzepiora officiated.
Klein - Shuffield
Bree Klein and David Aaron Shuffield, both of Lewisville, were married Tuesday, May 4, on the banks of the Colorado River at the Grand Canyon in Arizona.
Mr. and Mrs. Preston
Dean and Phyllis Preston of Amarillo celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with their family Saturday, June 5, at Bell Avenue Church of Christ.
Mosley - Day
Judy Ann Mosley and Larry Joseph Day, both of Amarillo, were married Saturday, June 5, in Robinson Chapel at First Christian Church. The Rev. James Cobb officiated.
Mr. and Mrs. Hauser
Christena and Bob Hauser celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a dinner Saturday, June 5, at the Amarillo Club.
Nenstiel - Garrison
Sarah Marie Nenstiel of Panhandle and Christopher Jay Garrison of Lafayette, Ind., were married Saturday, June 5, at First United Methodist Church in Panhandle. The Rev. Rick Mitchell and the Rev. Gordon Zercher officiated.
Mr. and Mrs. Crawford
Carl and Margaret Crawford of Amarillo celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a reception Saturday, June 5, at First Baptist Church in Tucumcari, N.M.
Pickard - Freeman
Trisha Lynn Pickard and Patrick Timothy Freeman, both of Dallas, were married Sunday, May 30, at Country Home Weddings in Canyon. Murrell Tull officiated.
Mr. and Mrs. Williams
Wanda Sue and James A. Williams of Tulia celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a reception Saturday, June 5, at the Senior Citizens Center in Tulia.
Rogowski - Rackstraw
Angela Michele Rogowski of Amarillo and Brett Allen Rackstraw of Woodbury, Minn., were married Saturday, June 5, at St. Thomas the Apostle Church. Monsignor Joseph Tash officiated.
Sparkman - Young
Kimberly Elizabeth Sparkman and John Joseph Young IV, both of Brownsville, were married Saturday, June 5, at First Baptist Church in Pampa. Stephen Porter of Pampa officiated.
Smith - Moore
Carey Smith and Todd Moore, both of Amarillo, were married Saturday, June 5, at Polk Street United Methodist Church. Dr. James Garrett officiated.
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Skip to comments.Tainted John Kerry
Posted on 02/18/2005 9:36:38 AM PST by pabianice
Following upon Thomas Sowell's excellent essay on the MSM's continued protection of John Kerry from any negative press, I came across several additional pieces of the puzzle.
Sowell makes the point that Kerry never signed his Form 180, making public his Navy record, while Bush did so for his ANG record. However, a further look at Kerry's DD-214 -- the document issued to every US servicemember who leaves active duty after more than 180 days of service -- shows several interesting things the NY Times and Boston Globe would kill to keep secret. Note that:
1. Kerry was separated from the Navy in 1972 with the rank of LTJG (O-2). However, Kerry's own hagiography notes that he was promoted to LT (O-3) in 1970.
2. In 1972, Kerry's six year contract with the Navy had ended (he enlisted in 1966, per the above webpage). However, his DD-214 refuses to issue him his discharge as was normal procedure.
3. Kerry has congratulated himself for meetinmg with the enemy Communist Vietnamese in Paris in 1971.
In summary, no one who has been promoted leaves the Navy at a lower rank unless some judicial punishment has been handed down. No one who has been separated at the end of his contract is discharged six years later unless records have been tampered with. And under US law, Kerry committed treason when he met with the enemy in 1971.
Please don't. . .it would mean the end to your 'freeping'. . .
These things came out from various sources during Kerry campaign. . .they are facts; and facts, not just the MSM chose to ignore, but worse. . .the RNC and/or rather; Karl Rove.
Aren't you a little early to be starting the Hillary nomination campaign? Oh well, let's get it out there so the media can discuss it in depth. Yeah, right!
More than anything else, it galls me that this is the best 'man' the Liberals could field against President Bush. AND, that they are still angry and hostile about the conditions of their very sound and solid defeat!
That's my 'peaceful solution'.
What galls me is that the media still hasnt apologised to the Swift Boat Veterans for calling them liars.
John O'Neill was interviewed by Kirby Wilbur (KVI-Seattle) this morning at the CPAC meeting in DC.
He is a true American hero. I am confident that if necessary, he will make John Kerry's treasonous activities the centerpiece of the 2008 campaign.
And it was the integrity of the Swift boat Veterans for Truth that exposed the camophlage of Kerry's War Hero
Campaign. Note his BIO now suggest some marginal change
and he no longer claims his Navy service ended when he
came back from the brown water of RVN. HE has yet to
contront his LIEs about being the next JFK form Mass. But
so long as they keep supporting him, and Kennedy, and
others like them Mass. will continue to drink of the vine of Sodom.
Ping! Some old news, some new on John F. 'wishes he was Kennedy' sKerry.
This news will be widely aired in the MSM if/when Hillary decides to run (for '08) in mid '07. Otherwise it will continue to be media-suppressed.
. . .you may be right; but personally would like to see the truth stated; the facts offered; particularly when it comes to a candidate and an entire Party, who must choose lies over truth. . .who goals, justify any means. . .
Yes, we won. . .but maybe had Repubs been less fearful of the truth of Kerry; there would have been NO 'blue' states.
This would make it at the least, more difficult for the Dems to recreate/rewrite a campaign history and it's message; and of course, there could be NO pretending by Demrats; no delusions on the Left. . .that this election was close or that their message just did not reach deep enough, into the 'country'. . . .
Better, the Demrat's would be exposed for the frauds that they are; and reveal, unequivically; a complete and total 'fraud'; the best candidate this Party could offer.
Who's John Kerry?
I once heard that John Kerry was in Vietnam...
He ran arms to the Cambodian communists.
If after reading Dr Sowell's commentary, you still have some doubt about him or you simply insist on reliving the past, have fun.
All sane people realize Kerry is a closed chapter. He's gone. He lost. It's over.
The Damned fool still claims he was in Cambodia for Christmas , only now it was a CIA secret trip. Just the other day he offered to give Bush a few tips on the Middle east and the Iraq war, I dont understand why the guys in the white coats havent come for the delusional mental case.
He IS a traitor, pure and simple.
He was still in the USN when he met with the enemy in Paris, that is treason.
He needs to be removed from the Senate, since he has no right to hold the office, because he is a TRAITOR.
Leave it to MA: Senior Senator is a drunken murderer, Jr. Senator is a Traitor.
Oh, how the patriot forefathers must be spinning in their graves!
You make a good point. If Kerry ever became a thorn in Hillary's side during the primary, she could take him out with this charge. Of course, the media would be interested in the story then.
traitor ping
interesting addition to Sowell's article
"OK, New York Times, Boston Globe, Washington Post -- prove you are real newspapers and not simply ass-kissers for the DNC. I'm not holding my breath."
Tainted media [Kerry's 'honorable' discharge?]
"Some of the public have begun to wake up but more need to do so.
Many in the media also need to wake up to what they are doing, or failing to do,
when their politics taints their work."
TownHall.com ^ | February 18, 2005 | Thomas Sowell
For those who say the GOP can't acknowledge Swift Boat Vets,
they are wrong.
Karl Rove also exposed the false testimony by Hanoi Kerry in 1971
Rove Credits Swiftvets With 'Energizing' Bush Vote (Thank You Karl Rove!)
"...Rove recalled that his uncle had done several tours of duty in Vietnam.
I've never been able to think of Colonel Verhi as somebody who would have
'raped and pillaged in a manner reminiscent of Genghis Khan,'"
a reference to Kerry's 1971 Senate testimony where he accused Vietnam veterans
of committing widespread atrocities."
Can anyone name 1 so called MAIN Stream Right Wing Media
(we know Russert on tv and Imus on radio from the Left have)
that has asked,
in 2005,
these questions?
"Asked Kerry when he will sign Form 180.
Or why Kerry is still in the US Senate.
This is in violation of
U.S. Constitution Amendment 14 Sec 3
Or when Kerry will set the record straight
on his false testimony in April 71"
BUT he's still attacking President Bush in '05
Kerry Trashes Bush in Baghdad Jan '05
Kerry: Bush Still Hiding His Guard Records Feb '05
Rush was saying yesterday that the word is that Kerry tells friends (I didn't know he actually had or wanted real friends!) that the 2008 nomination is his for the taking. Oh, wait -- you said sane people!
Rush introduced the piece by wondering if Kerry was avoiding Ft. Marcy Park.
LOL! Thanks Mare. I need to follow my own unsolicited ,freely given advice it seems. Kerry is still "good copy" for many.
Still he easily falls (for me) into the ScotPetersen,MichaelJacksonPsuedoCrappola that assaults us daily.
ADD: Your Vince Foster allusion is intriguing.
Care to elaborate? Or do you like leaving a trail of cookie crumbs?
The Vince Foster allusion was Rush's, and he didn't elaborate. I'm sure, though, that he knew his listeners would understand it as a reference to what happens to little boys and girls who run afoul of the Big Bad Hillary, who -- I think it's generally conceded -- will see Kerry get the nomination over her dead body, or his. LOL!
Oh sure. . .they simply confirm the 'stupid' for most sane people. . .as did Michael Moore & Hollywood, et al. . . but see no value to making it soooo easy for the Left/Demrats to create and sustain their 're-writes'. . .to reconstruct the truth into no more, than a 'means to their evil ends'.
The Demrats still get mileage from their re-creation of GW's first election. They were determined to damage GW's 'legitimacy'. . .so as to weaken his Presidency. They did do damage, of course. . . and the world community picked up on the same.
That election for Bush should have been a clean knock-out against Gore(Clinton). . .Had more of the truth been told; it would have been. . .and the Florida debacle could never have happened.
It is always a lie that empowers the Left; just think, more of the truth should be called upon to zap their best efforts. . .it is available and it is 'free'; but most of all; the truth of these people deserves to told.
Their lies hurt us. . .they hurt our Military; and our best efforts. . .
. . .I am of course; most grateful for the gains we have made; and for the 'stupid' of the Demrats; and for the 'smarts' of so many voters and that Karl Rove is still standing tall. . .and that President Bush stands now, even taller. . .
Do think still, however. . .that truth, brought to light; in a few more places; and on a few more faces; could have made both GW's campaigns; less painful and his 'four years' less painful as well.
And we would not have wasted one breath. . .even discussing a recount; anywhere. ;^)
While this really has nothing to do with this thread, I didn't really want to start a new thread about Kerry with this observation...
Did anyone else notice how "Tereza" is back to being Mrs Heinz, as apposed to Mrs Heinz-Kerry?
How bad is it when your wife not only refuses to use your name, but she keeps the name of your predecessor! Remember, he maiden name WAS NOT Heinz!
I return you to your regularly scheduled thread...
I agree.
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The ban was imposed by a disciplinary hearing after de Luca was sent off during Edinburgh's 24-7 loss away to Welsh regional side the Ospreys in the Celtic League on Friday.
De Luca was shown a red card for a tip-tackle, now regarded as one of rugby's most dangerous offences by officials, on Ospreys winger Tom Grabham at the Liberty Stadium.
The 29-year-old de Luca, who won the last of his 38 caps in Scotland's shock defeat by Tonga in Aberdeen in November and has not yet featured in the ongoing Six Nations, has the right of appeal.
De Luca was playing for just the second time Friday following his return from surgery on a fractured eye socket suffered in training in January, an injury which was set to sideline him from the Six Nations completely.
Explaining how de Luca had been banned for 13 weeks, a statement from the league said: "Nick de Luca, the Edinburgh centre, appeared today before an independent RaboDirect Pro12 (Celtic League) disciplinary committee comprising Michael Coghlan, Dr Barry O'Driscoll and David Hurley (all from Ireland), following the red card issued by the referee for a tip tackle contrary to Law 10.4(j) during the Ospreys and Edinburgh match on Friday 22 February.
"Having considered all of the evidence presented, including the video of the incident, the disciplinary committee considered the incident to be at the top end level for this type of offence, which has a range of suspensions from 12 to 52 weeks and having taken into account aggravating and mitigating factors, decided that a suspension of 13 weeks was appropriate.
"The suspension concludes at midnight on Sunday 26 May 2013. The player has a right of appeal."
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Mark Bittman says in his book, "The Best Recipes in the World," that this is a Spanish tapas recipe. It looks like a good *meal* to me! That are pretty garlicky. If they're going on toast/crostini, that might be fine, but if you're just eating them as scrambled eggs, like I did, it was a bit much. If you eat them that way too, please titrate the garlic to your garlic-luvin' level. :o)
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- 3 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 2 shallots, sliced
- 1⁄4 lb mushroom (preferably shiitake or chanterelles)
- 1⁄4 cup chopped fresh parsley
- 1 1⁄4 cups Egg Beaters egg substitute (or 5 eggs)
- 1 tablespoon milk
- salt and pepper
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- Remove stems from mushrooms and chop the caps. Throw away the stems or save for some other use, like a soup or stew.
- Put oil in large skillet, preferably nonstick. Turn heat to medium. Add garlic and shallots. Cook, stirring, until softened and fragrant, about 1-2 minutes. Stir in mushrooms and half the parlsey. Cover and cook until the mushrooms are soft, about 5-10 minutes.
- Meanwhile, beat eggs with the milk. When mushrooms are done, turn heat to low and stir in the egg mixture. Cook, stirring occasionally, just until the eggs are set. Season with salt and pepper.
- Spoon on top of crostini or toast. Garnish with remaining parsley.
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We loved them; followed the recipe; the parsley tones down the garlic and comes it out great. Wonderful Sunday lunch. I made this for ZWT5 Thanks for posting. Rita
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Vic Bondi is a singer/songwriter and one of the founding members of political Chicago punk band Articles of Faith. He went on to form Alloy, and Jones Very after AoF's demise. At the time of AoF's original breakup Bondi was working as a history instructor at the University of Massachusetts Boston. Bondi's subsequent day jobs included working on Microsoft's Encarta as well as other projects in educational and media software. After a hiatus in the late 90s, Bondi resurfaced with new bands, Report Suspicious Activity and Dead Ending.[1] He was featured in the documentaries American Hardcore and You Weren't There.
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Early life[edit]
Bondi is the son of a U.S. Navy captain and his family moved frequently when he was young: by his own count, he moved to new homes twenty-two times before the age of eighteen. He graduated from the University of Illinois at Chicago in 1985 and earned a PhD in history at Boston University in 1992.[2]
Articles of Faith[edit]
Bondi founded Articles of Faith in 1981. Originally called Direct Drive, the band changed its name and began to play thrash and hardcore after Bondi saw the Bad Brains at the 930 club in Washington, D.C. in 1981.[3] Combining thrash, reggae, and noise, the group was notable for its political lyrics, three-guitar attack, and sponsorship of the Chicago scene. AoF released two EPs (What We Want is Free and Wait) and two LPs (Give Thanks and In This Life, both produced by Bob Mould, and toured North America several times from 1983-1985. Bondi had already left Chicago by the time AoF disbanded in 1985.
Other projects[edit]
Bondi was also the lead singer and guitarist of Jones Very and Alloy and later fronted Report Suspicious Activity which also featured J. Robbins of Channels, Jawbox, and Burning Airlines, Darren Zentek from Kerosene 454/Oswego/Channels, and Erik Denno from Kerosene 454, and released a record on Alternative Tentacles in 2005. Vic has also played with Tom Morello of Rage Against the Machine in a project called Weatherman. Bondi now fronts hardcore band Dead Ending with members of Rise Against, Alkaline Trio, Noise by Numbers & The Bomb. Dead Ending have released three EPs. Bondi was also announced as a participant in Reed Mullin's Teenage Time Killers project.
With Articles of Faith[edit]
- What We Want is Free EP (Affirmation, 1982)
- Wait EP (Affirmation, 1983)
- Give Thanks (Reflex, 1984)
- In This Life (Lone Wolf, 1985)
- Core (Bitzcore, 1991)
- Your Choice Live Series 022 (Your Choice Records, 1994)
- Complete, Vol. One (Alternative Tentacles, 2004)
- Complete, Vol. Two (Alternative Tentacles, 2004)
- New Normal Catastrophe LP (Alternative Tentacles, 2012)
Compilation and soundtrack appearances
- American Hardcore - The History Of American Punk Rock 1980-1986 soundtrack (2006)
As himself[edit]
- Ghost Dances (Bitzcore, 1988)
With Jones Very[edit]
- Words and Days (Hawker/Roadrunner, 1989)
- Trains of Thought EP (Jade Tree Records, 1991)
- Radio Wave (Bitzcore, 1991)
- New Life For Lies (Jade Tree, 1992)
With Alloy[edit]
- Eliminate (Bitzcore, 1992)
- Alloy (Engine, 1993)
- Paper Thin Front (Engine, 1994)
With Report Suspicious Activity[edit]
- Report Suspicious Activity (Alternative Tentacles, 2005)
- Dreamland (Underground Communiqué, 2006)
- Destroy All Evidence (Alternative Tentacles, 2008)
With Dead Ending[edit]
- DE (Alternative Tentacles, 2012)
- DE II (Alternative Tentacles, 2013)
- DE III (Bridge Nine, 2014)
- ^ Alexander, Jeff. "Dead Ending release Second EP; Bondi Talks Punk Politics". Big Takeover. Retrieved 28 March 2015.
- ^ Ensminger, David (December 2010). "What He Wants Is Still Free: An interview with Vic Bondi". Maximum Rocknroll (Maximumrocknroll.com) (331): 35.
- ^ http://www.caughtinthecrossfire.com/music/interviews-2/vic-bondi-interview/


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UW's Dictionary of American Regional English in financial peril
One of the University of Wisconsin-Madison's signature humanities projects, the 50-year-old Dictionary of American Regional English, is in financial peril and faces possible closure this year.
The dictionary, celebrated by the late New York Times columnist William Safire among many others, has collected regional dialect from novels, newspapers, diaries, menus, obituaries and most of all extensive field work carried out in more than 1,000 communities across the nation between 1965 and 1970. »Read Full Article(6)
Comedy film 'Oconomowoc' sets local premieres
The comedy "Oconomowoc," the feature-film debut of Lawrence University graduate Andy Gillies, has its first Milwaukee-area showings at four theaters in the next two weeks.
Filmed in the title western Waukesha County community, "Oconomowoc" centers on a twentysomething, played by fellow Lawrence alumnus Brendan Marshall-Rashid, who moves back home with his mother and stepfather and agrees to help a friend rebuild his mishandled T-shirt business. »Read Full Article(3)
The Barley Jacks perform at Schauer center in Hartford
Don't plan to spend your time sitting down during the Barley Jacks concert Saturday at the Schauer Arts & Activities Center, 147 N. Rural St., Hartford.
There's just too much energy onstage: vocals, fiddles, bass and drums. Too much laughter. Too much original music. »Read Full Article(1)
Iron Horse Hotel dimming lights for Earth Day toast
Some will plant flowers. Others will pay special attention to recycling habits.
However, Candlelight Cocktail Hour is how the Iron Horse Hotel, 500 W. Florida St., will celebrate Earth Day today. »Read Full Article
RAW: natural born artists showcase at the Rave
Operating in 78 cities worldwide, RAW: natural born artists, is one of the largest independent arts organizations without a brick-and-mortar address.
This growing online community consists of creatives representing film, fashion, music, visual art, hair and makeup artistry and performance arts, with each member city hosting monthly showcases during a nine-month season from February through October. »Read Full Article
Groucho Marx comes to life in South Milwaukee show
"I shot an elephant in my pajamas. What he was doing in my pajamas I'll never know."
Yes, Groucho Marx had a million of 'em: jokes, silly songs and double-entendre ad-libs that remain legend decades after his death. »Read Full Article
Come on down for 'Price Is Right Live' at Riverside
Not many of us may want to admit this, but at least once in your life, you've been sucked into "The Price Is Right." You've cheered for Bob Barker and screamed at the bone-headed contestants. You've sat on the edge of your seat, watching the Big Wheel spin 'round and 'round, hoping it would land on that lucky number.
You can experience the thrill of "The Price Is Right" live at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Riverside Theater, 116 W. Wisconsin Ave. »Read Full Article
Early Music Now program blends Slavic, folk, sacred sounds
Contrasts don't need to be stark to be powerful.
St. Paul, Minn.-based Rose Ensemble, presented by Early Music Now at the Basilica of St. Josaphat on Saturday evening, gave a sumptuous performance of subtle contrasts. The ensemble blended sacred and folk sounds as well as varied vocal timbres, along with Slavic languages and Latin. »Read Full Article
'Ice Cube Day' lecture; 'Censored on Final Approach' play; Waukesha Civic Theatre party
Chill out at museum
James Madsen, the chairman of the physics department at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls, on Monday will talk about the IceCube Neutrino Observatory at the South Pole in Antarctica. He has had a major role in developing and managing the facility. IceCube is a particle detector with which researchers hope to study neutrinos and map the universe. »Read Full Article
Performing Arts Events
Books & Company: Thomas Dyja, "The Third Coast: When Chicago Built the American Dream," 7 p.m. April 23, 1039 Summit Ave., Oconomowoc, (262) 567-0106. »Read Full Article
Earth Poets & Musicians celebrating 25 years
The Milwaukee Earth Poets & Musicians will celebrate 25 years of performing together with a big benefit shindig Friday at the Urban Ecology Center, 1500 E. Park Place.
Mainstays Harvey Taylor, Louisa Loveridge Gallas, Jahmes Finlayson, Holly Haebig Wake, Jeff Poniewaz and Suzanne Rosenblatt have invited a bevy of other local performers to join them for "Thirty Performers in Three Hours for the Earth," which will begin at 7 p.m. »Read Full Article