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Copper Charts Holding Up Nicely, Especially Southern Copper (COPX, FCX, JJC, SCCO, CU)
Tim Seymour: The copper miners (NYSEARCA:COPX) are shaping up well in terms of technical factors. The question coming up is whether this is another head fake or — at long last — the breakout move to the upside we have been looking for.
At this point, both Freeport McMoRan (NYSE:FCX) and the primary copper ETF (NYSEARCA:JJC) are back in position to challenge their respective 50-day moving averages again for the first time in nearly a month.
The last real push above the 50-day line earned JJC a 7% upswing before the bulls lost control of the copper market once again.
This time, we could once again be seeing a fake-out move. After all, the 200-day line is still way up in the sky at $51 on JJC.
FCX at least has some fundamental momentum going as it finally ramps back up production at its Grasberg mine. And at a scant 3.8 times enterprise value divided by EBITDA, it looks cheap as well.
Technically, Southern Copper (NASDAQ:SCCO) is the winner so far. This stock is well above the 50-day line and approaching its test of 200-day resistance at $31.63. After that, the sky is the limit — and its good news may spread to the rest of the copper (NASDAQ:CU) group.
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Looking for a way to celebrate this long Labor Day weekend? Here are a couple ways to squeeze in some last minute fun before the unofficial end to the summer without breaking the bank:
Make it a Movie Weekend
When you think about vacation, you probably thing about relaxing, right?What's more relaxing than curing up on the couch with a big bowl of popcorn, shutting out the world for a couple hours and catching up on all of the movies you've wanted to see but haven't been able to because of the craziness of life? That's right, the answer is pretty much nothing.
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Labor Day weekend is generally considered the last hurrah of the summer before fall starts and if you haven't been able to get to the beach, this would be a great weekend to get there. And to go to the beach, you don't have to drive hours and hours.Sylvan Beach is just a short drive away as are other smaller beaches that will probably be a lot less crowded than the big beaches. Or, you could even go swimming at a local park.
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The weather will soon turn cold and the grills will be put away for the winter.Why not do it up big this weekend by breaking out the grill and gorging on hot dogs and hamburgers and anything else your heart desires?The best thing about inviting your family over for a big last summer BBQ bash is that you can ask everyone to bring something to eat or drink, which is less work on you and also, you don't have to get all dressed up because you're just hanging out with people you're close to so you don't have to worry about impressing anyone.
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Sometimes the best thing to do is nothing.I love the occasional day when I don't have anything on my plate and I can stay in my pajamas all day and shuffle around the house.If you're planning a do nothing day, I suggest shutting off your alarm and sleeping as long as your body needs you to.Put down the phone and stay off the internet and just relax.


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Morgan Freeman. Albert Einstein. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Need your shingles replaced? Call Harrison Ford. Hard to believe, but all the afore mentioned celebrities have visited, lived or worked in Williams Bay.
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Academy Award Winners, Paul Newman and Harrison Ford, along with actor Gary Burghoff all found employment at Williams Bay's Belfry Theater by chance. Both Newman & Ford were just out of college and fortunate to acquire a paid internship at the Belfry, the premier summer stock theater company in the Midwest, Newman in 1949 and Ford in 1964 . Both supplemented their income by offering their services as handymen to the residents of Williams Bay. It is rumored that Ford lived in a converted chicken coop on Clover Street during his sojourn here. Award-winning director of the Belfry Theater and Williams Bay resident, Bill Fucik, was instrumental in sending both on to Hollywood once their internships at the Belfry had ended.
Burghoff lived in Delavan, but his mother, Ann, was the head choreographer at the Belfry, so both Gary and his older brother, Dave, worked there summers in the early 1960s.
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Definition of outflow
intransitive verb
: to flow out
Circa 1580
First Known Use of outflow
circa 1580
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I have a custom listview, which is re-arrangeable(drag & drop) and obviously scrollable. I need to add a custom header with this listview which should scroll with the list.
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Your Thanksiving Recipes: Crustless Pumpkin or Squash Pie
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EDITOR'S NOTE: We asked readers to send us their favorite Thanksgiving recipes. Through Thanksgiving, we are printing one a day in the Life section. Please continue to send in your recipes to email@example.com or Jennifer Audette, The Ledger, P.O. Box 408, Lakeland 33802.
Joyce Howarth of Lakeland shares this recipe, which she says allows diabetics and those watching their carbohydrate intake to still "enjoy a wonderful slice of pie." The carb count for one slice of pie is 10 to 15 carbs, and whipped topping adds 1 gram of carbs, she says.
• 1 egg or 2 egg whites
• 16 ounces pumpkin or squash (mashed)
• 3/4 cup Splenda
• 1/2 cup reduced fat Bisquick
• 1 teaspoon vanilla
• 1 teaspoon cinnamon
• 1/2 teaspoon ginger
• 1/4 teaspoon cloves (for pumpkin only)
• 1 can fat-free milk
• Fat-free whipped cream
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
Mix together in a blender all the ingredients except milk and whipped cream. Add can of milk and blend all.
Spray a 9-inch pie plate with baking spray. Pour in mixture. Bake at 350 degrees for 35 to 40 minutes.
Top with whipped cream, if desired.
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Our favorite cranberry recipe for the Holidays is Cranberry Cherry Chutney. We are always looking for a way to put a little twist on the traditional. This is a nice alternative to regular sweet cranberry sauce. It goes well with your holiday Turkey or Goose (and the cold turkey sandwiches that follow) and we like it with roasted pork as well. The recipe showcases those freshly harvested Wisconsin cranberries from the bogs near Wisconsin Rapids, dried cherries from Door County, an apple or two from Lapacek's Orchards near Poynette and a bit of spice from Penzeys. It is easy to make and will keep well through the holiday season in your refrigerator. I developed the recipe for the 2008 Wisconsin
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Futari No Tobari [RAW] [3D] [HD]
(ふたりのとばりっ~ヒカリととばるの[ぬきさし]ならない関係~ / Futari no Tobari -Hikari and Tobaru the sticky Flight-)
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PLOT: Acute futanari (dick girl) and a sweet cross-dressing shota get it on!
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hi. has the torrent been put out already for this and Futanari no hikari? i used the search engine at hshare and found nothing.. so just wondering ^_^. the HD versions btw ^_^. Thank you for the releases btw.
Too bad reality lacks true hermaphrodites. 🙁
I know of one- entirely by accident and I was not supposed to find out. I will never reveal who she is. But except for her cock and balls and the inability to get pregnant (her ovaries developed into testicles) she looks entirely female. And for a time I tried to pursue her lol. But she remains a good friend to me.
I have seen this before. And I am almost certain that its a futa and a guy. Not 2 futas. Thanks though this is a great movie.
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Kinky. Gonna take several hours to download though… 🙁


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Crews were called to the scene, the Summerwalk Apartments at 22440 Benson Road SE, after receiving reports of flames shooting from the building and a nearby shed.
Two units were completely destroyed by the blaze and two others sustained smoke damage before firefighters were able to extinguish the flames.
One witness who lives in the apartments told KOMO News that he woke up from a sound sleep and saw an orange glow, then saw flames leaping from a nearby shed. He woke up his family and they were able to escape.
Another witness, Mira Samarik, who lives in a nearby home, said the fire was huge.
"My little sis came banging on my door, and I looked out the window, and I could see out my back yard this huge fire," she says. "It looked like it was coming from the apartments."
The American Red Cross is helping the families displaced by the fire.
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Rodney Harrison calls Titans the dirtiest team in the league
Posted by Gregg Rosenthal on November 5, 2009 12:38 PM ET
Rodney Harrison knows all about being named the NFL's dirtiest player. And he doesn't agree that Hines Ward deserves to "win" the honor.
Speaking on the Dan Patrick Show, he called Ward "an offensive Rodney Harrison." (That may not help Ward's case to most listeners.) "He plays the game the way it needs to be played," Harrison said.
Harrison listened to the list of names on the list and said one stuck out.
"Kevin Mawae is dirty. He's a dirty dude."
Harrison went on to say the Titans, as a team, are the dirtiest in the league. Harrison still isn't happy about with the Titans because of a play on New Year's Eve in 2006 when receiver Bobby Wade took out Harrison's knees, injuring him for New England's playoff run. Harrison says the Titans sideline was laughing, and even coach Jeff Fisher had a smile on his face.
Harrison said he didn't consider himself a dirty player because he never intended to hurt anyone and he never went at a player's knees. Of course, he did like to go at a player's mouth.
Asked if that was allowed, Harrison said: "The rules say I'm not . . . but I mean I have to do what I have to do to separate him and the football. That's all part of football."


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Published: April 3, 2009
This past Christmas, TRENTON of Boardman, age 8, was able to sing "All I Want For Christmas Are My Two Front Teeth," as his brother, Trevor, had done the year before. The brothers are the sons of Tony and Tonia First of Boardman.
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Media Matters for America: The Sunday-morning talk shows on ABC, CBS, and NBC are where the prevailing opinions are aired and tested, policymakers state their cases, and the left and right in American politics debate the pressing issues of the day on equal ground. Both sides have their say and face probing questions. Or so you would think.
In fact, as this study reveals, conservative voices significantly outnumber progressive voices on the Sunday talk shows. Media Matters for America conducted a content analysis of ABC's This Week, CBS' Face the Nation, and NBC's Meet the Press, classifying each one of the nearly 7,000 guest appearances during President Bill Clinton's second term, President George W. Bush's first term, and the year 2005 as either Democrat, Republican, conservative, progressive, or neutral. The conclusion is clear: Republicans and conservatives have been offered more opportunities to appear on the Sunday shows—in some cases, dramatically so.
... The most frequent Sunday show guest during this nine-year period is Sen. John McCain (R-AZ), who has appeared 124 times.


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Denver flight capacity as expected
More than a week into Southwest Airlines' new service to Denver, Southwest officials say capacity is as expected for a new destination.
Old ride, new thrills
A twisted attraction will come out of the dark for its Amarillo debut.
FCC may levy new rules on cable
WASHINGTON - The Federal Communications Commission is likely to impose a new regulation on the largely unregulated cable television industry, the first of what may be more to come.
Asian markets fall
TOKYO - Asian markets fell sharply Monday after Wall Street declined at the end of last week on renewed concerns about U.S. mortgage problems.
Creating a Safe Environment
Think about the amount of time you spend in your bathroom each day. Do you think of your bathroom as a safe environment? For some people, the bathroom can be a bit tricky. It is full of slippery floors, a lack of stability and tight spaces. With a few simple pieces of equipment, Avondale Pharmacy and Home Health can help transform a hazardous bathroom into a safe and easy environment.
Big 12 Basketball: Goestenkors wins UT debut
AUSTIN - A new team produced the same result for Texas women's basketball coach Gail Goestenkors: a win.
Offenses give scoreboards workout
Offense sells football tickets, and the Big 12 Conference is no exception with four schools averaging better than 40 points.
Big 12 Hoops: Longhorns win opener
D.J. Augustin scored 19 points, and No. 16 Texas overcame first-game shooting struggles with stout second-half defense to pull away from Texas-San Antonio for a 58-37 men's basketball victory Monday night at Austin.
Zias lose opener in Lubbock
Lubbock Christian downed Eastern New Mexico, 86-62, in the Zias' basketball season opener in Lubbock.
Big 12 Perspective: Cream rises to the top
COLUMBIA, Mo. - Most of this upset-filled season, the national championship picture has been wide open. No conference is in better position right now, at least from a numbers standpoint, than the Big 12.
Leach rips into officials after Tech loss to 'Horns
AUSTIN - Texas Tech coach Mike Leach ripped game officials Saturday, suggesting the crew favored Texas after the Longhorns beat the Red Raiders, 59-43.
Troubled Oklahoma State LB dismissed
Linebacker Chris Collins was permanently dismissed from Oklahoma State's football team, six days after he pleaded guilty to a felony aggravated sexual assault of a 12-year-old girl in East Texas.
Marriage Licenses Issued: Randall County
Divorces Granted: Randall County
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Marriage Licenses Issued: Potter County
Jessica Stapp
Jo and Dale Stapp of Amarillo announce the engagement of their daughter, Jessica, to Wyatt Weinheimer.
Anna Beth Merriman
Terri and Michael Merriman of Albuquerque, N.M., announce the engagement of their daughter, Anna Beth, to Clayton Ward Henderson.
Brittany Daniel
Doug Daniel of Amarillo announces the engagement of his daughter, Brittany, to Jack Flores. The bride-elect is also the daughter of the late Janet Daniel.
Bethany Elizabeth Evins
Brenda and Derrel Evins of Dimmitt announce the engagement of their daughter, Bethany, to Cody Jared Ketron.
Amber Nicole Cooper
Susan and Jerry Cooper of Amarillo announce the engagement of their daughter, Amber, to Nathanial Lee Stephenson.
Lacye Jo Littlefield
Gail and Brent Littlefield of Amarillo announce the engagement of their daughter, Lacye, to Jacob Calloway Crumpton.
Kylie Lynee Kuehler
Rena and Kevin Kuehler of Amarillo announce the engagement of their daughter, Kylie, to Jeremy Alexander Holt of Silverton.
Wine of the week
2005 Falanghina dei Feudi di San Gregorio
Dear Abby: Driving under the influence of cell phone can be fatal
Dear Abby: Please tell people to hang up and drive! This year, five girls who had just graduated from high school in a nearby town were killed in a car crash. The news media carried some stories on the investigation, including the fact that the driver's cell phone had sent and received text messages while the driver was passing a truck seconds before the accident occurred. There is no text message important enough for five people to die for! Unless someone else was using her cell phone, the driver was not paying enough attention to the road.
Dear Abby: Kids of all abilities benefit from learning social skills
Dear Abby: The letter from "Muddled Mommy in Miami" (Sept. 21) really hit home. A child with Down syndrome had made an inappropriate remark to the writer's 4-year-old son.
Give 'Dance Dance Revolution Hottest Party' a hand
Ever since Konami announced earlier this year that "Dance Dance Revolution" would be coming to the Nintendo Wii, fans of the popular series have been wondering how the game would incorporate hand movements into the foot stomping of versions past.
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Dr. Gott: Wife feels guilty for husband's poor health
Dear Dr. Gott: First of all, let me tell you how much I enjoy your column. It is the first thing I read in the paper each day.
More than an apple for teacher
You're in a hurry. So you drop $5 on a trinket for your child's teacher, then move on to the next item on your holiday to-do list.
Heloise: Leave reminders on home phone
Dear Heloise: I have a hint for making reminders for various things I need to do. When I'm at work and need to remember to do something at home, I call my home phone and leave a message on the answering machine.
Heloise: Reader wants to donate eyeglasses
Dear Heloise: I have several pairs of eyeglasses that I have collected from the family. It has become my job to find a place to donate them. Any suggestions? - Vada Baker, via e-mail
Fast Play: 'Skate' game can be boring but still will keep you busy
Since you have to compare any skateboarding game to the Tony Hawk franchise, let's get that out of the way: Skate is more of a skating simulation with a tweaked control set (you use the left stick to steer the board and the right stick to initiate tricks).
Check out Martha Stewart's gifts
If you plan to give gifts of homemade goodies this year, check out Martha Stewart's line of gift packaging.
Dr. Gott: Turn off the ringer in your ears with Lipo-Flavonoid
Dear Dr. Gott: I have tinnitus and have heard that Lipo-Flavonoid can help with this. I purchased a bottle and the recommended dosage is two capsules three times a day for ringing in the ears. This treatment should be taken for six months. The claim is that the product will reduce or cure the ringing. What do you think of this treatment?
Volleyball State Tournament Pairings
Statewide Football Playoff Pairings
State volleyball pairings set for AHS, Randall, Bushland
The Amarillo area will be represented by three teams at the state volleyball tournament this week in San Marcos.
Region I Football Playoff Pairings
Athlete of the Week: Shane Hodge
On the Field: In a 47-0 victory against Borger in the District 5-3A finale, the sophomore running back ran for 253 yards and two touchdowns on 12 carries, scoring on runs of 84 and 59 yards to help propel the Rangers (3-7) into the playoffs. They will face Vernon (9-1) at 8 p.m. Saturday at Dick Bivins Stadium.
High School Volleyball State Tournament
Athlete of the Week: Kayla McKinney
On the Court: In the TAPPS Class 3A state championship, the senior setter registered 11 digs, seven aces and one block while tossing up 42 assists to help the Lady Patriots to a five-game win against Carrollton Prince of Peace.
Athlete of the Week Honor Roll
Bushland a force to be reckoned with
A new powerhouse has emerged on the Class 2A Texas high school volleyball scene: the Bushland Lady Falcons.
Football, Basketball, Auto Racing, Golf, Hockey, Transactions
Basketball, Football, Hockey, Odds, Transactions, Golf, Rodeo, Wrestling, Tennis
Four-peat almost puts lock on repeat
AVONDALE, Ariz. - Two words from Jeff Gordon put Jimmie Johnson's victory Sunday at Phoenix International Raceway - and perhaps the Chase for the Nextel Cup - into perspective.
My two cents ... On NASCAR Drivers
I'm in the pole position today to answer the burning question: Are NASCAR drivers athletes?
Lest We Forget
Thousands of people around the Texas Panhandle gathered over the weekend to remember fallen soldiers and to thank the ones who survived.
Eye on Austin: Speaker race heats up early
The 2008 general election is a year away, but for all practical purposes the race for Texas House speaker is under way.
Razing & raising
It appears sun lovers aren't the only ones in Amarillo benefitting from the warmer-than-usual fall.
RRHS baseball complex unfinished
A new River Road High School baseball and softball complex will not be ready for games this spring, Superintendent Randy Owen said.
Ones to Watch: McKenna McClenny
South Lawn Elementary
Health Department plans for the worst
If the city of Amarillo faces a small pox outbreak, the Public Health Department must vaccinate all Potter and Randall county residents in five days.
Red-light fines being withheld
AUSTIN - Money raised by fining red-light runners is being withheld from its intended purpose of funding medical trauma centers because legislative budget writers didn't appropriate money for the program, officials said.
Ones to Watch: James Graves
Tascosa High
RRISD sports complex set for next fall
Baseball and softball teams at River Road High School will have a new complex for practice and games next fall.
Five Questions: Red Cross staying busy with assistance
During his 26-year association with the Amarillo Chapter of the American Red Cross, Bill Amero has done "a little bit of everything."
Highway 136 repairs delayed until spring
Construction on Texas Highway 136 has been suspended for the year and will pick up again in the spring because of weather.
They answered their country's call
Here is a list of area soldiers who have died in Iraq and Afghanistan:
Home away from home
Lyssa Oakley lives in West Texas A&M University's oldest residence hall, Cousins.
It's All Trew: Train travelers owe much to service pioneer
Every traveler today, no matter what mode of travel he prefers, owes a salute to the organizational genius of Fred Harvey. This slender wisp of a man was all gentleman and laid the groundwork and quality goals for travel hospitality, making such trips comfortable, reliable and enjoyable.
Community kicks back with cooks
Swift issue legally tangled
The dispute over prayer breaks for Muslim employees at the Swift & Co. plant in Cactus is a two-sided legal issue, an Amarillo attorney said Monday.
Food Establishment Inspection Report
The Food Establishment Inspection Report is a weekly report that appears on Mondays. Information is taken from reports provided by the Bi-City-County Health District, and individual reports can be viewed at their Web site at www.ci.amarillo.tx.us/departments/environhealth/foodestablishments.htm.
Former deputy breaks silence
Ken Farren is hoping his three decades in law enforcement will speak to voters more loudly than the two misdemeanor charges he faces.
Work progresses on Hillside
The rough ride on Hillside Road in Amarillo shouldn't last too much longer.
A Giant step for Cowboys
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - Once they stopped beating themselves with penalties, the Dallas Cowboys took command of the NFC East by riding their biggest stars: Tony Romo and Terrell Owens.
Houston shuffles secondary
The loss of Dunta Robinson will have implications beyond his position at left cornerback when the Houston Texans host the New Orleans Saints on Sunday.
'Boys keep surge going
IRVING - Wade Phillips keeps telling everyone that his Dallas Cowboys "haven't done anything yet."
Amarillo.com | Today's Stories
Amarillo.com | Today's Stories
Robert B. "Bob" Sloger
Robert B. "Bob" Sloger, 59, of Amarillo died Friday, Nov. 9, 2007.
Mabel Roberts
SHAMROCK - Mabel Roberts, 83, died Thursday, Nov. 8, 2007, in Honolulu.
Mary Lee Baker
CLOVIS, N.M. - Mary Lee Baker, 81, died Saturday, Nov. 10, 2007.
Lonnis Orville Hicks
Lonnis Orville Hicks, 87, of Canyon died Sunday, Nov. 11, 2007.
Dan Flemming
Dan Flemming, 77, of Amarillo died Sunday, Nov. 11, 2007.
Donna E. Wilson
Donna E. Wilson, 90, of Canyon died Friday, Nov. 9, 2007, in Munday.
Mary Ruth McDonald
SEDAN, N.M. - Mary Ruth McDonald, 95, formerly of Dumas, Texas, died Monday, Nov. 12, 2007, in Dumas. Graveside services will be at 2 p.m. today in North Sedan Cemetery, just north of Sedan, with the Rev. Billy Rammage, pastor of First Baptist Church in Clayton, officiating. Arrangements are by Hass Funeral Directors of Clayton.
Gary Lynn Riley Sr.
PAMPA - Gary Lynn Riley Sr., 44, died Saturday, Nov. 10 2007.
John Phillip "J.P." Johnson
John Phillip "J.P." Johnson, 51, of Amarillo died Sunday, Nov. 11, 2007.
Mason Chandler Frost
BORGER - Mason Chandler Frost, 13, died Friday, Nov. 9, 2007, in Amarillo.
Steve Spriggs
CLOVIS, N.M. - Steve Spriggs, 49, died Saturday, Nov. 10, 2007.
Horace P. "Hoss" Carter
DALHART - Horace P. "Hoss" Carter, 78, died Saturday, Nov. 10, 2007, in Amarillo.
Mary Duhon Coles
BREAUX BRIDGE, La. - Mary Duhon Coles, 76, died Thursday, Nov. 8, 2007.
John Randall Bills
John Randall Bills, 49, of Amarillo died Monday, Nov. 12, 2007.
Jean Cooper
ADEL, Ga. - Jean Cooper, 67, formerly of Amarillo, Texas, died Friday, Nov. 9, 2007.
Debra Ruth King
Debra Ruth King, 50, of Amarillo died Friday, Nov. 9, 2007.
John Allen Gay
John Allen Gay, 79, of Amarillo died Friday, Nov. 9, 2007.
William "Willie" Pennington
William "Willie" Pennington, 64, of Amarillo died Saturday, Nov. 10, 2007.
David E. McClellan
DALHART - David E. McClellan, 67, died Saturday, Nov. 10, 2007.
Lou "Aurelio" Ybarra Sr.
Lou "Aurelio" Ybarra Sr., 83, of Amarillo died Monday, Nov. 12, 2007.
The Rev. Dr. Shane Alden Brue
BIG SPRING - The Rev. Dr. Shane Alden Brue, 40, died Saturday, Nov. 10, 2007.
Edith Delain Bush Peil
DARROUZETT - Edith Delain Bush Peil, 75, died Sunday, Nov. 11, 2007.
Deloris Holland
PERRYTON - Deloris Holland, 66, died Sunday, Nov. 11, 2007.
Andy Morrison
BORGER - Andy Morrison, 89, died Sunday, Nov. 11, 2007.
Leon Pruitt
QUANAH - Leon Pruitt, 83, died Sunday, Nov. 11, 2007, in Wichita Falls.
Elizabeth "Lib" Pzinski Jenkins
Elizabeth "Lib" Pzinski Jenkins, 82, of Canyon, formerly of Billings, Mont., died Saturday, Nov. 3, 2007, in Amarillo.
Robert B. "Bob" Sloger
Robert B. "Bob" Sloger, 59, of Amarillo died Friday, Nov. 9, 2007.
Joyce Crum
SPEARMAN - Joyce Crum, 86, died Sunday, Nov. 11, 2007.
Johnnie Vaughn
Johnnie Vaughn, 95, of Amarillo died Friday, Nov. 9, 2007.
Betty Brown
STRATFORD - Betty Brown, 84, died Thursday, Nov. 8, 2007.
Letters: 'Hi, Mom!'
Does torturing enemy prisoners make you feel good? If so, consider this:
Letters: Perez in sync with taxpayers' take on TIRZ
Mark Twain is rumored to have said, "Reports of my death are greatly exaggerated."
Editorial: On a wing and a prayer
A potential battle over religious freedom at Swift & Co. could lead to some interesting questions.
Column - Kay Bailey Hutchison: Congress can best honor our military heroes with prompt funding
WASHINGTON - On Nov. 11, 1918, after four years of brutal conflict, the guns of the First World War finally fell silent. In America, we marked the occasion as Armistice Day, a celebration of peace that envisioned an end to all wars.
Editorial: AC board shouldn't shed TIRZ
Amarillo College regents were supposed to have met this past week to canvass the results of AC's successful bond issue election and decide whether to sign on to a downtown Amarillo redevelopment strategy.
Letters: Reality check for Bushland schools
With the second failure of the Bushland ISD bond issue, perhaps the school board will check in with reality.
Column - Peter Navarro: U.S. businesses help 'cleanse' Chinese blogosphere
LOS ANGELES - Which company has committed the greater evil?
Letters: Hotel should remain part of downtown
(Re: Nov. 7 feature story, "Professor pursues dream to restore hotel.")
Editorial: The sky is still the limit
It was relegated to Page 2 status in a lot of newspapers and barely registered a blip on national newscasts - the return last week of the space shuttle Discovery was regarded as routine.
Column - Greg Sagan: Maybe U.S. shouldn't play with China anymore
I don't know about you, but I'm beginning to develop just a hint of an impression that letting China make so many of our toys and toasters may not be as sound a business strategy as America's businesses seem to think.
A guest column published this past Tuesday, Nov. 6 ("TTUHSC takes women's health to heart," by Dr. Marjorie Jenkins), should have included the name of Dr. Steven Berk, who collaborated with Jenkins on the column.
Letters: Put pits in doghouse - permanently
(Re: Nov. 3 letter, "Globe-News + pit bulls = drama and spin," by Charles Paul Stephens.)
Letters: Hope best defense against teen pregnancy
(Re: Nov. 9 editorial, "Sex in the city, school.")
Region I Football Playoff Pairings
Athlete of the Week: Shane Hodge
On the Field: In a 47-0 victory against Borger in the District 5-3A finale, the sophomore running back ran for 253 yards and two touchdowns on 12 carries, scoring on runs of 84 and 59 yards to help propel the Rangers (3-7) into the playoffs. They will face Vernon (9-1) at 8 p.m. Saturday at Dick Bivins Stadium.
Buffs' Swain gets LSC weekly honor
West Texas A&M defensive end Brandon Swain earned his second Lone Star Conference football player of the week honor Monday.
Kearney to host regional including WT
The 10th-ranked West Texas A&M volleyball team will be heading to Kearney, Neb., to compete in the NCAA Division II Southwest Regional.
My two cents ... on LSC preseason poll voting
Has West Texas A&M done enough to satisfy the people who vote in the Lone Star Conference preseason football poll?
WT volleyball team waits to make playoff plans
The West Texas A&M volleyball team is in wait-and-see mode after winning the Lone Star Conference Tournament on Saturday against Central Oklahoma.
Football tickets for WT playoff on sale
Tickets to Saturday's 1 p.m. NCAA Division II Southwest Region football playoff between West Texas A&M and Washburn go on sale today.
Buffs denied playoff bye despite 11-0 record, title
What's one more challenge this season? West Texas A&M, unbeaten and ranked No. 4 nationally, learned Sunday it did not move up from the third spot in the NCAA Division II Southwest Region football rankings.
WT's Null shows patience after returning from injury
Two things were certain Saturday night in Stephenville: Quarterback Keith Null was not going to scramble.
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Patch problems hit Haze co-op?
Looks as though there may be a problem with being able to invite Friends into games in Haze. This thread's just popped up on the Ubisoft forums showing gamers complaining that when attempting to invite Friends into games, the title asks for a patch. Of which there isn't one, apparently.
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Friday Nov 28 – win a Constellation Rug (approximately 6' x 9' size) from Martha Stewart Rugs; select from five available colors.
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The tool tip is very vague in its description. I know you need to kill a minion with Q to gain AP, but how does it interact with champions?
Does Veigar's Baleful Strike (Q) need to land the killing blow on a champion to gain AP or is it passive?
You only need to kill the enemy champion to get the passive AP increase. You will however also get an additional AP increase from last hitting that champion using Baleful Strike.
Source: http://leagueoflegends.wikia.com/wiki/Veigar_the_Tiny_Master_of_Evil
Against champs, you do not need to last hit with Baleful Strike for an AP bonus. It automatically gives you a set amount equal to Baleful Strike's level. If you last hit with it, you also gain the one from the active.
Veigar's Baleful Strike only gets stacks when it deals a killing blow on either champions or minions/monsters.
It has to get the killing blow.
Do not listen to any of these fools about the killing blow for champions. I don't know why they don't read up abilities now a days or keep with patches, but to get the extra ability power from champions you must kill a champion from ANY DAMAGE SOURCE! It is a passive from his q the more you lvl up your q the more ability power you get from kills, but you no longer need to last hit with your q to get the ability power form champions.
However you do you need to last hit creeps with your q to get the 1 extra ability power.


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It's a tough life above the trees. Dodge and dip through the sky avoiding other birds as you compete for food. As you eat pallets you gain experience developing more stamina as you level up.
It's your turn to control the sky!
Simple one touch controls. Touch the screen to fly and release to fall back down.
Level your bird up by catching pellets.
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Added level to Bird now goes to level 8.
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Crepes With Hot Chicken Salad
21 Jun 2009
These Crepes With Hot Chicken Salad are really hot ! The irresistible salad made of chicken, pecans and mushrooms is a rare treat! Try out these Crepes With Hot Chicken Salad for your next meal. Feel free to suggest here about them.
|Diced cooked chicken
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|2 Cup (32 tbs), chopped
|3 Tablespoon, minced
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs), chopped
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|Sliced mushrooms
|1 Can (10 oz), drained
|Cream of chicken soup
|1 Can (10 oz)
Mix all filling ingredients.
Divide between crepes and roll up.
Place in a large greased oven proof baking dish or in 6 individual baking dishes.
Cook at 300° for 30 minutes.
Rate It
Nutrition Rank
Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 462 Calories from Fat 325
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 37 g56.3%
Saturated Fat 5.3 g26.5%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 97.1 mg32.4%
Sodium 702.2 mg29.3%
Total Carbohydrates 17 g5.8%
Dietary Fiber 1.8 g7.3%
Sugars 3.4 g
Protein 16 g31.6%
Vitamin A 5.9% Vitamin C 5.1%
Calcium 3.8% Iron 7.2%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet
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Hilton Minneapolis
Hotel Guest Rating: 8.4/10
1001 Marquette Avenue South
Minneapolis, MN 55403
Welcome to the Hilton Minneapolis
A heated indoor pool, amenity-filled accommodations, a central location and pet-friendly policies welcome Priceline guests at the non-smoking Hilton Minneapolis, a modern property housed in a vintage brick high rise.
Hotel Features
The 25-story Hilton Minneapolis has 821 up-to-date rooms equipped with signature beds, large work desks with ergonomic chairs, coffeemakers and HDTVs with premium cable, pay movies and video games. Wi-Fi is available for an additional fee. The hotel has an on-site restaurant and lounge, fitness facility, business center, heated indoor pool, hot tub and sauna. There is also evening room service, an ATM, free weekday newspapers, concierge desk, gift shop, laundromat and convenience store. Valet and self-parking are available and pets are welcome, all for an additional fee.
Hotel Location
Convenient to I-94 and I-394, Hilton Minneapolis connects via the city's skyway system to its financial district and convention center. Orchestra Hall and Nicollet Mall are across the street, and the Guthrie Theater, Target Field (home of the Twins), Walker Art Center and Minneapolis Sculpture Garden are less than two miles. The HHH Metrodome (home of the Vikings) is less than three miles. The Mall of America is 10 miles away, and it's 12 miles to Minneapolis/St. Paul International Airport.
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To close the prospect ranking season I offer my farm system or organizational rankings. These rankings consider the amount of high impact talent, depth of potential Major League talent, risk versus certainty and a host of other tidbits. These rankings represent a snapshot in time, a hint of how teams stack up against each other when looking at their minor league systems. The rankings also reflect my personal preference when weighing the pros and cons of one system against another. For the Top Ten systems I will provide a brief capsule that explains — in part — my ranking. Outside of the Top Ten I will provide a sentence or two that hints at the frame of reference that led to these rankings. For reference, a complete index of my team-by-team Top 15 rankings can be found here. As always, I will try to answer as many questions as I can in the comments section, so feel free to fire away.
1. San Diego Padres – Even before the Padres dealt Mat Latos to the Reds in exchange for Yasmani Grandal, Yonder Alonso, Edinson Volquez and Brad Boxberger, they featured one of the deepest and best minor league systems in baseball. The addition of Grandal and Alonso in particular cements the Friars as having baseball's best farm system, featuring eight players among the BPN Top 150 Prospects and several other players who were in contention for the back of the list. What the Padres' system lacks in potential star power it makes up for in depth of potential solid big league players.
2. Texas Rangers – The Rangers offer another system with outstanding depth, albeit depth of high ceiling talent with the raw potential to become significant Major League contributors. Even without the inclusion of right-hander Yu Darvish, the Rangers sport a list of viable prospects that extends well beyond the Top 15 ranked at BPN. Their heavy spending in Latin American in recent years has left their system littered with high ceiling teenagers, balanced by those prospects like Martin Perez, Neil Ramirez and Mike Olt that are closer to the big leagues.
3. Toronto Blue Jays – The Blue Jays have been extremely aggressive in the draft in recent years. That aggression has resulted in a system loaded with high ceiling athletes and arms, most of who remain in the lower reaches of the system. The system is led by the top true catching prospect in the game, and followed by an intriguing blend of polished arms like Deck McGuire and Drew Hutchison, and high ceiling hurlers like Noah Syndergaard and Justin Nicolino. With a step forward from some of their young pitching prospects, the Blue Jays could claim the top spot on this list next year.
4. Seattle Mariners – The Mariners' ranking was bolstered by the acquisition of Jesus Montero from the Yankees earlier this off-season. Prior to Montero's arrival the system was heavily reliant on three arms at the top of the list and had little in the way of legitimate offensive potential. Montero gives them a true middle of the order bat to go with their pitching prospects and also increases my strong belief in their top-heavy system.
5. St. Louis Cardinals – When casually discussing the best farm systems in baseball, the Cardinals are rarely one of the teams that jump to the forefront. That has changed this year with three big time arms in Shelby Miller, Tyrell Jenkins and Carlos Martinez, backed by a host of potential offensive threats including Oscar Taveras, Kolten Wong, Matt Adams and Zach Cox. The Cards' system doesn't stop there, featuring interesting depth with a blend of high ceiling athletes and polished, lower-ceiling players.
6. Kansas City Royals – Heading into the 2011 season the Royals were touted as having one of the most incredible farm systems in recent memory. With the graduation of Mike Moustakas and Eric Hosmer, and regression/injury of some prospects, it may seem as though the Royals system isn't quite as good this year. That is simply not true. While it is not an historically great farm system, the Royals still boast an incredible stable of young talent that could make them contenders in the American League Central.
7. Oakland Athletics – In the course of one off-season, Oakland's farm system has vaulted from the bottom third of the league to near the top. By trading Trevor Cahill and Gio Gonzalez, and signing Yoenis Cespedes, the A's suddenly have seven prospects in the BPN Top 150, and at least one more that had a strong case for the list. That's an impressive turnaround in a short amount of time, giving hope to the future of baseball in Oakland.
8. Tampa Bay Rays – Baseball fans have grown accustomed to seeing the Rays near the top of these lists, and while their system isn't quite as robust as years past, it still features the top pitching prospect in baseball, one of the better shortstop prospects in the game and a laundry list of talented prospects that could take a step forward over the next year or two. While the stable of obvious big league contributors has thinned, the Rays are still talented down on the farm.
9. Atlanta Braves – Nearly all talk of the Braves farm system centers on the three pitching prospects – Teheran, Vizcaino and Delgado – that headline the top of any Braves' top prospect list. That said, the players ranking behind the "Big Three" merit plenty of attention. Christian Bethancourt could be a monster behind the plate while Tyler Pastornicky and Andrelton Simmons very well could represent the present and future of the Braves' shortstop situation. Beyond the most notable of prospects in the system, the Braves offer several intriguing players with upside that are further from the big leagues, but provide interesting depth.
10. Washington Nationals – The Nationals' prospect list was thinned when they acquired Gio Gonzalez from the A's, but the best prospect in the game – Bryce Harper – still remains. Backed by potential stud Anthony Rendon, the Nats' top two prospects can stand with anyone in the game. Beyond those two the list becomes increasingly risky, relying on pitchers like Alex Meyer and Matt Purke and position players with plenty of tools like Brian Goodwin and Michael Taylor. Though risky, that second tier of prospects offers some impressive raw skills and gives the Nationals a chance to develop several more impact players.
11. Pittsburgh Pirates – Stacked with plenty of pitching and a few bats scattered throughout, the Pirates farm system requires a lot of projection and faith in the developmental process.
12. Arizona Diamondbacks – Buoyed by the presence of Archie Bradley, Trevor Bauer and Tyler Skaggs at the top, the D'Backs' list thins out quickly beyond the top few prospects.
13. New York Yankees – The loss of Jesus Montero hurts the Yankees in these rankings but they still feature several tooled up young players and pitchers that keep them in the middle of the pack.
14. Los Angeles Angels – Mike Trout, one of the elite prospects in the game, boosts a system that is otherwise short on prospects short on track record and long on questions.
15. Colorado Rockies – With the addition of Drew Pomeranz at last year's trade deadline, the Rockies now feature at least two big time prospects at the top, along with several other intriguing youngsters.
16. Baltimore Orioles – With Dylan Bundy and Manny Machado at the top of the rankings, it's hard to ignore the impact potential of the Orioles' system. However, things drop off quickly beyond the two studs.
17. Boston Red Sox – The Red Sox continued to demonstrate their willingness to spend in the draft and international markets in 2011, and that could help move them back up this list in 2012.
18. Chicago Cubs – The Cubs' new regime will need to re-build a relatively weak farm system, and started doing just that with the acquisition of Anthony Rizzo this off-season.
19. New York Mets – The Mets feature two potential rotation horses – Wheeler and Harvey – at the top, but prospects that aren't divisive among scouts become scarce quickly.
20. Minnesota Twins – If players like Miguel Sano, Eddie Rosario, Aaron Hicks and Joe Benson reach the ceiling their tools suggest, this ranking could look low, but their system comes with risk at the top and a lack of ceiling as you look further.
21. Cincinnati Reds – The loss of Grandal and Alonso hurts big time, but the system is propped up by Devin Mesoraco and overshadowed by a good big league club that is ready to contend right now.
22. Detroit Tigers – Turner and Castellanos offer a nice one-two punch at the top of the list, but the Tigers have whiffed on some large dollar draft picks like Daniel Fields and Andrew Oliver, hurting their depth.
23. San Francisco Giants – I'm a big fan of the top three on the Giants' list but when a reliever with fringe-closer potential sits at number four in the rankings, that's not a good sign.
24. Los Angeles Dodgers – Player acquisition efforts have been hampered by an unsettled front office situation, leaving the system very short on true impact potential.
25. Milwaukee Brewers – Though it may not seem like much, the Brewers have made nice strides since rating as having one of the worst systems in memory last year. With Peralta, Jungmann and Bradley at the top, things are looking up.
26. Houston Astros – Another system in the midst of being resuscitated, the Astros added talent by dealing Hunter Pence and getting George Springer in the draft. There's still a long way to go though.
27. Cleveland Indians – The Indians' system is a tough one to make heads or tails of. They have some interesting young players particularly in Low-A, but the amount of risk present from top to bottom is stunning.
28. Miami Marlins – Marlins fans better hope the spending at the big league levels pays off over the next few years. There are few resources ready to help on the farm, and those that are likely won't be impact players.
29. Philadelphia Phillies – The Phillies system is down for the right reasons. Having traded away a host of prospects to acquire big league talent, the Phillies must re-stock the farm, a task that may be difficult given the new CBA.
30. Chicago White Sox – Even though Addison Reed is the top relief prospect in the game, having him sit atop Chicago's prospect rankings is downright ugly. The White Sox system is easily the worst in the game and there's little hope for a significant step forward in 2012.


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Which web application would you recommend for user feedback?
- Get Satisfaction (http://getsatisfaction.com)
- User Voice (http://uservoice.com)
- featurelist (http://featurelist.org)
- or other recomendation?
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Seeing the success of User Voice with SO, and it's ease of use, I'd recommend it. Some users think the registration process on User Voice is a hassle, but it only takes a minute, and they are even adding OpenID support.
Given that only UserVoice offers non-English versions, that's a no-brainer if you need it.
getsatisfaction has a broader scope than uservoice; while the latter is focused to channel suggestions for improvements, the former is a more general feedback solution including praises and flamewars about anything product-related.
User Voice
I've used UserVoice both as a customer and as an admin and I would highly recommend it. It's easy to use in both ways and the creators of UserVoice are great people and are highly active on Twitter and other communication mediums
To be fair, I have never used any of the other services, so I can't say much on them.
Get Satisfaction seems to be catching on the fastest from what I've seen. I would use it for that reason, if the customer already has an account and has used it once or twice before they're much more likely to both use and not be frustrated by the system.
Try Google Moderator. You have to have a Google account, but that's much less of a hassle than a getsatifaction or uservoice account. It's simpler but easier to use and understand. You can use Google Moderator API to host it on your site and have users sign in with their account on your site.
Don't like GetSatisfaction approach of putting up communities online leaving the employees to claim it. Conveys wrong impression to users.
In my company, we have identified a need of one stop solution to deal with anything n everything from our users. A mere Feedback Support platform doesn't fits the bill. Thats where I like the approach that Zendesk, UserRules, UserVoice has taken. Zendesk started with HelpDesk now providing Community Forum. Both UserRules & UserVoice have introduced KnowledgeBase for companies, however UserRules implementation fits the bill here ala Zendesk.
Needless to say, any product with cutting edge feature set & easy, clean interface is the need of our times. Kinda like UserVoice & UserRules designs more than Zendesk.
Strictly from customers' point of view, I like interacting with User Voice - easy, quick and clean. (Note: I've never had to use Get Satisfaction so I can't compare)
Both have their flawa although Get Satisfaction's UI seems slicker and richer - for instance you can post images - something i'm not sure you can do with UserVoice?
Why don't use Google Forms? It is free, it integrates very well with Google Docs and it has very easy to use API. Take a look here: http://www.google.com/google-d-s/forms/


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It wasn't until a few years ago that I began to hear more and more about the idea of BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) for remote workers – and it made total sense. Who wants to carry around two laptops, phones, or even tablets while trying to make the most of their work day?
I feel like some days are hard enough to get done what you need to, and having to add the hassle of carrying around multiple devices to accomplish essentially the same tasks, really leads to a lack of productivity and major frustration for workers who are regularly on-the-go.
How BYOD Improves Productivity
So how can BYOD improve productivity in the work place? I could spout off all the ways that I …


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text: Is there no doubles matches being shown on tv during the Australian Open tournament? Has anyone seen any doubles matches on tv? Is it me or do they just ignore doubles altogether? It would be nice to see some doubles matches. I would think the Tennis Channel would show some dubs as ESPN is notorious for not showing it. Oh well.


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SBIR Phase II: Advanced Detectors for X-ray Diagnosis
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AbstractThis Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase II research project involves an innovative gas sensor (DiskFET) based on a commercially available hard drive mechanism, proprietary polymers for sensing, and a modified Field Effect Transistor (FET). The device as envisioned is small, handheld, lightweight, low power, and applicable to a diverse range of chemical sensing fields. The DiskFET operates by applying an electric field between a polymer coated rotating disk and stationary FET, which is "floating" a fixed distance above the disk surface, the field strength will be affected by the interactions of the analyte with the polymer coating on the disk. This change in field strength is measured by the FET. By combining the signal responses of all of these relatively non-specific sensors, a "fingerprint" for the analyte is constructed. Using Artificial Neural Network analysis, the concentration and identity of the analyte can be recognized based on a database of the sensor response characteristics. Personal safety and air quality monitoring is on the rise. More and more workers are becoming conscious of the dangers of their work environments and are demanding adequate monitoring technologies as evidenced by the long-term, steady increase in chemical detector sales. This device will be used for the detection of chemicals such as Ammonia and VOC's with detection limits below current OSHA accepted levels.
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MONROVIA - The Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General (SRSG) for Liberia, Karin Landgren, on July 31, 2014 welcomed the Government of Liberia's strategic plan for an accelerated response to the Ebola epidemic.
"The comprehensive response plan launched yesterday evening by President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf is critical to the fight against Ebola in Liberia," she said. "With the World Health Organization at the forefront, the UN family in Liberia will continue to devote considerable resources towards response and prevention in line with the Government-led effort."
The spread of the disease in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone has been unprecedented in scope and scale. More than 1,200 cases of confirmed, probable or suspected Ebola have been recorded in the three countries and well over half of the people infected have died. The numbers of new cases and deaths continue to accelerate.
In Liberia, an average of almost 14 new cases a day were recorded in the last week of July, bringing the total number of confirmed, suspected and probable cases to over 350 in seven of the country's 15 counties. "In the nine weeks since a second wave of Ebola hit Liberia in late May, authorities have recorded 170 deaths due to confirmed or probable Ebola," the SRSG said. "There are likely many other cases that go unreported."
The Government's comprehensive plan requires $20.9 million so that the authorities, working with the UN, NGOs and other partners, can continue scaling up the response, which includes case management, laboratory testing, infection control, psychosocial support and massive outreach to educate the public and change behaviors that spread the disease.
"Further generous funding is needed to roll back the disease, which is overwhelming isolation centers and has too frequently claimed the lives of courageous healthcare workers at the forefront of the response to Ebola," Landgren said. In Liberia, 45 health workers have been infected.
Enhanced efforts to ensure healthcare workers' safety are among several measures taken by the Government to combat the disease. On 27 July, the Government announced the closure of most border crossings and Ebola controls at the major open border points, restrictions on public gatherings, and standing orders for security forces to enforce the new measures. Other measures include the closure of all schools, internal movement restrictions and 30-day compulsory leave for all non-essential Government employees.
"I will remain deeply engaged in securing the best possible UN support to this unpredictable situation which has placed a massive burden on Liberia's limited capacity to respond," Landgren said. "The UN has helped to set up isolation units to manage cases. We provide support for surveillance and contact tracing, medical expertise, and material resources like vehicles, chlorine, and Ebola kits.
Thirty-five UN staff are providing logistical support to the response. We are implementing massive outreach campaigns and have made programming on prevention and response a priority for UNMIL Radio, which is the only station that reaches most of Liberia."
The UN Resident Coordinator continues to coordinate and report on the efforts of UN agencies and international NGOs, many of which have been at the frontline of the epidemic.
UNMIL civilian personnel will continue to support the authorities in the implementation of the plan, including local authorities through the mission's field offices across Liberia.
"UNMIL Police and Force [the military component of the mission] will also support the first-instance security responders, the Liberia National Police, when necessary to respond to specific violent incidents, such as we have seen in Foya and Voinjama districts in Lofa County in recent days," Landgren said.
"UN personnel are also taking every precaution to protect themselves in order to keep working for continued stability and development in Liberia and the region."


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Does anyone here do holidays with just SO and LO's
Holidays do not need to be confined to one day. Celebrate Easter your way the day before and go to Easter dinner the next day at his parent's house. Repeat for every holiday. Kid's don't care what day they celebrate. They just care that they are with their parents and having fun. And the more Easters, Christmases, Forth of Julys, birthdays etc. they have, the better.
Personally, I love spending holidays with our families. We live many miles away from our folks, so it's important to us to try to spend as much time together as possible. Of course there are times they annoy the crap out of me and times my husband declares "From now on, we're staying home by ourselves for Christmas," but then we think about how important family is to our LO, and we get over it. I remember spending every holiday with my grandparents when I was a kid, and I loved it. I have such good memories of those times. I want to give my children the same thing, despite my feelings.
The only posters I remember are ones with memorable tags.
I remember spending every holiday with my grandparents when I was a kid, and I loved it. I have such good memories of those times. I want to give my children the same thing, despite my feelings.
^^^This x100!! I don't know what your family situation is but I would think unless it's toxic to your children then you suck it up and do it for the kids.
We don't live anywhere close to any family mine or my DH's and it makes me sad on holidays and any day really. My child will never really *know* his grandparents, cousins, aunts or uncles and that makes me sad, but we've built a life here and I love where I live. It would be truly great if I could just pick up our families and move them here.
I remember always being at (both sets of) my grandparents house all the time and playing with my cousins. Those were some of the best times and memories that I have of growing up. Yes it is nice to make your own traditions, but that doesn't mean you have to cut out the grandparents all together just because you don't like them. How is that fair to your child?
Like I said unless they were toxic for my children I'd just suck it up and be the adult and let your child have those memories with his/her family.
^^ I agree with PP x1000!!
My parents retired and moved away and DH's family does not get together much.. they spend the holidays with their own in laws much of the holidays as does my own brother and SIL. It makes me sad to spend the holiday by ourselves. But if that is what I have to do then I make the best of it.
I don't get along so much with my inlaw's either but for my girls sake I 'suck it up".
Married, with two little girls, no pets.
We stay home for the 'big' ones - Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter. If any of the family wants to join - they're more than welcome, but, like you, I wanted to have my own traditions. I want my kids to wake up Christmas morning and be able to eat breakfast, and play with their toys, and know that they won't have to rush off and leave everything to go visit grandparents. IMO, the grandparents have had their time to be parents, and I don't want to keep them from the kids, but I will not allow them to take over all of MY family's holidays. Maybe that makes me selfish, but, as I said, they're always welcome at my house, I just won't be traveling to them.
Jennifer and Emory - 5/29/2010
Caelan 6/22/2011
Declan 3/23/2015
~~ Momma to Bugsy 6/14/11, and Rosie Lo 7/23/13
We spend every Holiday that we can with family and don't take it for granted when we do. Most Holidays that it is just the four of us I enjoy the quiet relaxing time with my family but we also really miss our parents and siblings and are sad for our LOs that they don't get to spend as much time with family as we did when we were kids. I hope to teach my kids how important family is. I hope that they will want to spend time with us when they are grown and married....I'm sorry that you have such a bad relationship with your IL. I would have to know the background on that to make judgements. I guess I'm just very lucky that I love my IL as much as my own family.
Every single Christmas of my life I have spent with my family and the day we don't will be a very sad day for me. I can't imagine it any other way, that tradition has stayed with me for 30yrs and I hope it stays with my children too. I hope to spend holidays with my children when they are grown and have their families. I know my Mum lives away from us and her holidays she misses being with us deeply.
I think you are going to have to find some balance.
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