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ARLINGTON -- The natural inclination is to rip everything and everyone after the Dallas Cowboys needed a 38-yard field goal by Dan Bailey in overtime to beat the Cleveland Browns.
After all, your Cowboys barely beat a 2-8 team in the midst of a season going nowhere coached by a man who will be fired at the end of the season.
Dallas 23, Cleveland 20.
So fight the urge to rip coach Jason Garrett. Quarterback Tony Romo, too. The same goes for the raggedy offensive line that yielded seven sacks and no running game.
And don't bother criticizing punter Brian Moorman for an awful fourth-quarter punt that set up Cleveland's go-ahead touchdown with 1:07 left or a defense that made Brandon Weeden look like a good quarterback, when there hasn't been any tangible evidence this season to support that.
Instead, snatch off those rose-colored Ray-Bans and begin to deal with reality. Stop expecting these Cowboys to give you something they're incapable of giving.
They're not going to play mistake-free games and wow you with their offensive and defensive efficiency most weeks. Stop assessing style points to the Cowboys' wins and just enjoy them because we have no idea how many they're getting this season.
The Cowboys are a team with championship aspirations and not much else. Obviously, the players and coaches won't like that.
Too bad. It's true.
We all know it. And we all see it every time they play a game.
These Cowboys, the epitome of mediocre, are 2-5 against teams with winning records this season. They're a dumb team -- personal fouls by Orlando Scandrick and Jay Ratliff reinforced that point Sunday -- and they're not talented enough to consistently overcome the litany of mistakes they make each week.
They did this week because Cleveland, loser of 12 consecutive road games, is a football abomination. As usual, Garrett preferred to talk about building on the positives. And Romo refused to apologize for winning.
All of that's fine, but within the sanctity of the team's meeting rooms and the coach's offices, someone better be spitting truth like one starter did after the game.
"We should've lost," he said. "We ain't [expletive]. We can't beat anybody this way."
Listen to Garrett and he'll try to persuade you the Browns were among the league's best teams.
They're not.
The Browns ranked 24th in total defense (370.1 yards per game), 27th in run defense (132.2 yards), 22nd in pass defense (247.9) and 23rd in scoring defense (23.4).
They ranked 28th in total offense (312.0), 27th in rushing offense (89.2), 18th in passing offense (222.8) and 26th in scoring offense (18.8).
Don't forget, Garrett told us kick and punt returner Josh Cribbs was the "most talked about player" on the Browns' team.
FYI: A kick returner is never the best player on a good team.
That said, Cleveland dominated both lines of scrimmage. Frankly, the Browns did everything but win.
Give the Cowboys credit for battling and failing to give into a worthless emotion such as frustration, when they trailed 13-0 at halftime. Or when a Romo fumble with 5:01 left in the fourth quarter ruined an opportunity for the Cowboys to clinch the victory.
Or when the Browns grabbed a 20-17 lead with 1:07 left on yet another scoring play where the Cowboys were late getting their defensive personnel into the game. This team makes so many fundamental errors all you can do is shake your head most games.
But the Cowboys figured out how to win, and that's ultimately what's most important.
Romo drove the Cowboys to a game-tying 32-yard field goal as time expired, thanks to a 35-yard pass interference that Dwayne Harris drew. In overtime, Harris' 20-yard punt return set up Bailey's game winner.
Afterward, relief seemed more the mood than exhilaration.
"You've got to find a way to win games and it's not always going to be pretty," Garrett said. "I think in a lot of ways, games like this define what you want and who you are. The last 30 minutes really showed a lot about our football team.
"You've got to battle and fight through and find a way to win a game like this. We were able to do that."
The Cowboys are .500 again and remain in complete control of their playoff future.
All they have to do is get to 10 wins.


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krishnakumar chandrasekar nair
When The Sun Sets On Me - Poem by krishnakumar chandrasekar nair
When the sun sets on me
Do not cry or say good bye
As I disappear with the evening shades
To some promised land to bide
Having lived reasonably well
And someday under a different sun
And a different moon...........
We will meet again
To sing and laugh
Relive the past
Restart old coversations
Without having to ever die again
And till then... till then....take care
Live well, die well....adieu......
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Comments about When The Sun Sets On Me by krishnakumar chandrasekar nair
Edmund Strolis (10/21/2015 5:58:00 AM)
A philosophy that allows for release from fear and the liberty of acceptance. A new sun and a new moon, yes. The thought of renewing old conversations is extraordinary in being both simple and yet wonderful. (Report) Reply
Bharati Nayak (10/18/2015 5:47:00 AM)
Do not cry or say good bye
As I disappear with the evening shades
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
We will meet again
Restart old conversations
Till then take care
Live well- -die well- -adieu- - - - - - - - - -So meaningful and so beautiful- - - No regrets as life lived well and a wish to die with the hope that this beautiful life will continue even after death.- - - - - - - - 10 (Report) Reply
Eugene Levich (9/30/2015 1:18:00 AM)
A fine philosophical poem with thoughts that are both tender and tough. (Report) ReplyKrishnakumar Chandrasekar Nair (10/2/2015 11:55:00 AM)
thank you.....
Walterrean Salley (7/9/2015 9:22:00 PM)
Enjoyed this reality shared. It has such hope, and calming affect. (Report) ReplyKrishnakumar Chandrasekar Nair (10/2/2015 11:55:00 AM)
thank you....
Edward Kofi Louis (5/22/2015 12:49:00 PM)
To sing and laugh; and, to restart old conversations. Nice piece of work. (Report) Reply
Bri Edwards (5/11/2015 5:13:00 PM)
I'll send this to MyPoemList. but ….. oops! ..... Restart old coversations? someone stole an n. here, you can use this one: N. But, maybe PH was the culprit; sometimes I swear PH changes things.
i had trouble reading it in one place due to a lack of punctuation, but i managed! I wanted to continue line 5 into line 6 as being all in one sentence.
wouldn't it be NICE..........if the poem came true? yes, it would be nice.
i especially like Having lived reasonably well............ though i'm not sure if you are talking about creature comforts enjoyed or an upright personality/morality lived.
die well.... another uncertain phrase for me, but i like it also.
bri :)
p.s. i like your use of a series of periods (to 'make' the reader pause): of course i like it since i do the same thing sometimes in my poems.
p.p.s. I can't resist. I'll have to look at the Humpty Dumpty poem. (Report) Reply
Howard 'the motivational poet' Simon (12/24/2013 5:12:00 PM)
Powerful perspective pertaining to life and the after life. (Report) Reply
Roseann Shawiak (11/15/2013 2:09:00 AM)
Beautiful, heart-felt depiction of death. You painted a beautiful picture of it in my mind. A masterpiece.
Well said. Thank you for sharing it. RoseAnn (Report) Reply
Savita Tyagi (11/11/2013 2:46:00 PM)
Anita Sehgal (11/8/2013 2:07:00 AM)
Heather Wilkins (10/22/2013 12:09:00 PM)
Prasanna Kumari (10/15/2013 11:01:00 PM)
Neela Nath Das (10/7/2013 9:25:00 AM)
The last day must come in our life.Inevitable.Very nice expression and diction as well. (Report) Reply
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On Monday morning, December 27th (in celebration of one month of marriage), my new bride (Rachael) and I set out on a backpacking trip to the highlights of Torres del Paine National Park in southern Chile called "The W". The first couple miles are all uphill and we hadn't been hiking much with all the wedding and honeymoon planning. After a couple hours we were left feeling a bit dejected at the first trail sign. However, we had apparently reached the crest of the trail and the next several miles were downhill and went by rather quickly. We hit our first refugio at around 2pm. Refugios are much like Mountain Huts in the US, but are quite fancy (and expensive) but they also have less expensive campgrounds next to them. We paid to camp here so we could leave our gear and head further up to the Mirador Las Torres (Lookout). The last half mile or so to the lookout was really steep but once we made it over the ridge to the lookout, all the exhaustion went away! The view was absolutely amazing. Three huge towers sticking out nearly 2000 meters above an almost teal glacial lake. After a long break and tons of pictures, we made our way back down to our camp. We made dinner and were in bed by 9:45pm…and it was still light as day!
The next morning we set out on what would turn into our longest day of the trip. A brief uphill was followed by a LONG, sunny day of downhill hiking. We reached a refugio at around 6:30pm and as we've been known to do, we said "we can keep going"! We continued on to Camp Italiano. We made it to camp at around 8:30pm. This campground is a free campground with no amenities. It had a bathroom and a small cooking "shed" but not much else…oh, and lots of tents! There were probably 30 or 40 other tents the nights we were there, and this was apparently a slow night.
After a great night of sleep, we hit the trail a bit after noon and made our way up the French Valley. The French Valley is a canyon lined from top to bottom with hanging glaciers. There are two lookouts that are the main highlights of the canyon. The first lookout was at the base of a large glacier and we were lucky enough to see it calve a few times. It was amazing to be able to hear the ice crashing down the cliffs. As we hit the second lookout we had just pulled out the stove to start to make lunch when we realized we didn't have any of our utensils with us, which makes it quite difficult to stir and eat a freeze dried meal! So, armed with a pocket knife and a pringles can, we made our own spoon. We probably couldn't patent the idea but we enjoyed our lunch! After lunch we quickly made our way back down the valley to the first lookout. At this point we were the only ones there and the weather had taken a slight turn for the worse. We got a little bit of rain but it didn't seem threatening and the views were just as amazing. We got back to the tent, cooked our dinner and went to bed.
The next day was rather uneventful and we made it in to camp by 3pm. This lodge was also one of the options for getting off the trail once we were done. They have a catamaran that runs across the lake to the main park road. We were trying to figure out what our best option was since there was also a boat from the next refugio but we knew it would be a little more expensive. As we started doing the math…it added up to more than we had (and everyone only took cash unless you spent over $60)! It was the strangest feeling to realize that we were in the middle of all these people, tons of food, great lodging, and we couldn't buy any of it! We convinced the lodge to let us pay with a credit card but we had to also buy dinner, which was another $40! But it gave us a little extra cash and we also found out we could probably pay for the more expensive boat ($70 per person) with a credit card. We were once again feeling pretty good about our chances of getting out of the park!
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The next morning, New Years Day, brought the return of beautiful weather and much less wind. We got up a little later than planned but still plenty early to tear down camp and make our way back down to the refugio. The hike that took 2 hours a day earlier took us almost exactly an hour and we got to the refugio at around 11am. We made the last of our freeze dried food, a blueberry cheesecake, for lunch (amazing!) and waited for the boat. As the boat pulled up to shore people seemed to appear out of nowhere to line up and we quickly realized we were the only ones without reservations. As one of the crew stepped out of the boat to hand out lifejackets, he started taking names. When we told him we didn't have reservations, he told us the boat was full. I'm pretty sure he could see the devastation in our eyes as we both dropped our bags to the ground. He told us to wait a minute and as soon as everyone else had gotten on the boat he told us that we could get on but not to tell anyone we didn't have reservations and he warned us there wouldn't be seats for us. We said that was fine we didn't mind standing! So aboard the cruise we went, not really knowing what was going to happen, but then again, it didn't really matter, we were getting back to civilization!
The cruise was amazing! The captain brought the boat right up to the glacier within about 100 yards as the crew used a fishing net to scoop up small icebergs. Later, another crew member passed out pisco sours and whiskeys using the glacier ice!
As we enjoyed our drink we started chatting with the crew member who let us on the boat and found out his name was Lucas. We chatted a bit about the park and our trip. Then we asked him what we needed to do when we got to the other side. He told us that if he took us in to the reception area to pay that he would get in trouble for taking too many people on the boat…so our trip would be free (saving $140)! After a short chat he realized we "sure hadn't planned all that well"…but he also said "sometimes you can plan, plan, plan but it's when you don't plan that things work out perfect". Thus the motto of our trip became "it's just like Lucas says". We made it to administration (after hitchhiking) and found out we'd have to wait another hour and a half for the last shuttle of the day. At this point we started to worry that we wouldn't make it out of the park if we had to go get a bag we had left at the start of the trail and our concerns of no cash and no food quickly returned! We came to terms with the idea of camping one more night by telling ourselves we were saving money on another night of lodging! We ended up lucking into a free shuttle ride to the hotel which brought the day's savings up to nearly $200 and gave us a few extra dollars in cash to spend on food for the night and the next morning, so we bought some pasta and chips for dinner and set up camp for one more "last time".
The next morning we organized our packs, wandered around the gift shop, worked on our travel journal and waited for the 2pm shuttle. Everything worked out and we made it to the 2:30pm bus back to Puerto Natales…where we didn't have a hostel reservation for the night! We got into town and walked to the B&B we had stayed at a week earlier…no luck. We turned the corner and saw a nice sign that read "Casa Lucy Bed & Breakfast" and decided to check it out. As soon as we walked in we were greeted by two very excited women (mother & daughter) and quickly found out they did have a room for us. They both seemed really excited to have us and we soon found out they are new to the business and have only been open a month. The room was gorgeous, and huge! Breakfast was amazing, and huge!
I guess it really is just like Lucas says…
First off, I want to offer a big thank you to everyone who came out to this year's Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour at the historic Fox Theatre. I hope you all enjoyed the evening and left feeling inspired to get out there and enjoy your own adventure.
Sold out crowd of 1150 at the beautiful Fox Theatre
The evening of films was filled with some incredible characters, Ueli Steck is just an incredible climber and his speed ascent of the Eiger made for possibly the most amazing moment of the night. And we can probably all agree that we now know more about paragliding than we ever thought we would - but what an incredible ordeal!
As the result of a sold-out crowd we were able to donate $5,500 to local non-profit groups as part of a grant program. We here at Summit Hut are incredibly grateful for all the amazing work our five finalists do in our community, and incredibly thankful for your support of this year's grant. Each and every one of the five finalists, and the other 15 applicants, do wonderful things for the Tucson area. Everything from trail maintenance to getting our area's youth outside. I'd like to take this opportunity to highlight, in a little more detail, our three runners-up and our two winners.
Our finalists on stage with Summit Hut owner Dana Davis.
Each of our three runners-up were awarded $250 in partnership with Patagonia as well as a $250 Summit Hut gift card.
Inner City Outings: The folks at ICO do an amazing job getting kids outside, most of whom would otherwise have no chance to do so. As a subsidiary of the Sierra Club, they partner with local schools and youth agencies to lead hiking, camping, kayaking, caving, mountain biking and many other adventures.
Friends of Kartchner Caverns State Park: Kartchner Caverns State Park is definitely a gem of our region. Friends of Kartchner is dedicated to advocating preservation of the caverns through research, education and public awareness. They are also responsible for docent training and scientific research at the caverns.
Sonoran Desert Weedwackers: The Weedwackers started in 2000 as a small group committed to remove non-native grasses in Tucson Mountain Park. Now, they are the hosts of the incredibly well known Beat Back Bufflegrass Day and have been incredibly productive in removing tons of invasive grasses.
The two winners of this year's grant were each awarded checks for $2,000.
Our winners, Southern Arizona Rescue Association and Tucson Wildlife Center.
Southern Arizona Rescue Association: SARA is an incredible group of men and women who all volunteer their time to provide a vital service to our outdoor community. Members go through extensive training to be able to perform rescues under just about any conditions Southern Arizona could throw at them. This team of dedicated volunteers responds to over 100 search and rescue missions each year which results in over 4,400 hours of their time at absolutely no expense to taxpayers. Just about every one of us who has been enjoying the outdoors around Tucson for any amount of time has had some sort of interaction with this team. I know I've run into members of the SARA team out on the trail and here in the store and every single one of them is excited about the opportunity to do what they do, and on top of that, they are all genuinely nice people. They are all great people and obviously dedicated to providing a great service to those in need. They also have some wonderful outreach programs including the nationally acclaimed Hug-A-Tree system for educating children about outdoor safety. If you are interested in learning more about SARA, they host a monthly meeting at 7:30 pm the first Friday of each month at their SARA House near Sabino Canyon.
Tucson Wildlife Center: The team over at Tucson Wildlife Center was established in 1998 and is dedicated to rescue, rehabilitation and release of injured and orphaned wild animals. Specializing in birds of prey and javelina, this team of specially trained and passionate people is able to handle large and potentially dangerous animals. Since the first year, the center has rehabilitated between 250 and 300 animals per year. TWC also has a 24/7 emergency help line and a 24-hour emergency room. All services are provided free to the public. They also conduct wonderful educational programs out in the community which include live animals and provide wonderful information to children and adults alike. In working with Lisa and her team for a couple events, it has become incredibly evident that they are as dedicated as it comes. They are committed to the care, rescue and rehabilitation of the majestic wildlife of the Tucson area and love to share their passion with the community. And as an aside, they also have some of the cutest animal pictures in the world!
Located a few miles up the Mount Lemmon Highway, the Babad Do'ag Trail follows an old bulldozer track up MacDougal Ridge on the southern flanks of the Santa Catalina Mountains. This old route had been nearly forgotten until the trail was rebuilt and renamed during the 17 year Mt Lemmon Highway road improvement project which began in 1988.
The old bulldozer track is evident on lower stretches of the trail
As part of the improvement project, Babad Do'ag Vista was also built, now the first major pullout on the drive up the Mt Lemmon Highway. An interpretive display at the vista explains that "Babad Do'ag" is the Tohono O'odham name for the Catalina Mountains, meaning "Frog Mountain". Babad Do'ag Vista provides plenty of trailhead parking for the hike.
Oak chaparral and desert grassland near trail's end
This is an enjoyable and moderate outing. The trail first climbs through stands of Saguaro cactus and other Sonoran vegetation and ends in eye-pleasing oak chaparral and grassland. Hikers are also treated to an array of great views along the entire route. Take care: summer heat can be intense on this hike, since it faces south and is low elevation
About 2.6 miles up the ridge, a metal sign marks trail's end, though an obvious "social trail" continues past the sign. This marks the beginning of a cross country route that eventually joins the Soldier Trail a little over a mile to the northwest.
Agua Caliente Hill, Mica Mountain, and Rincon Peak are distant high points
Find trailhead parking at Babad Do'ag Vista near milepost 2.6 on the Mt Lemmon Highway. The trail begins a few hundred feet up the highway beyond the vista, on the north side of the road.
Season: Fall, winter and spring -- south facing and low elevation, so summer temperatures can be quite hot.
Water: None: bring plenty of your own.
Note:. This is a Forest Service fee area.
Difficulty: Moderate. About 2.5 miles one-way to trail's end, with 950 ft elevation gain.
Maps: Green Trails Santa Catalina Mountains
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Each year, for the past 12 years, Summit Hut has brought the Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour to Tucson. The tour is an evening filled with some of the world's best films on mountain sports and mountain culture. It is equal parts adrenaline pumping and inspirational.
For the past three years, we have donated a portion of the proceeds to wonderfully deserving non-profit organizations. Last year, due in large part to the film festival being a sell-out crowd, we were able to donate $2,000 to Friends of Saguaro National Park and $2,000 to Friends of Sabino Canyon.
This year, we decided to let the community in on the fun of helping us give away some money! Back in December, we announced an open request for applications for our First Annual Banff Grant Program. For our first year, we got a wonderful response from some amazing organizations. We got back 18 applications from a huge range of groups from Tucson Clean and Beautiful, to the Arizona Trail Association. Each of the groups that applied does great things for our community and we are in awe of their work.
We then gave three of our staff members the incredibly challenging task of selecting our five finalists. They considered every angle, the impact the organizations have on our region, the work they have done in the past, the work they plan to do in the future and what they would specifically use the grant dollars for. After careful consideration, the team selected five incredibly deserving organizations:
Sonoran Desert Weedwackers: Our mission is to protect wildlands around Tucson from the encroachment of invasive plants that threaten to destroy the Sonoran Desert. The Weedwackers work in Tucson Mountain Park mapping and digging out buffelgrass and fountain grass three times a month.
Tucson Wildlife Center: The Tucson Wildlife Center is dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation and release of injured and orphaned wildlife throughout Southern Arizona. They are responsible for the rescue of 700 animals per year!
Inner City Outings: Sierra Club Inner City Outings is a community outreach program that provides opportunities for urban youth and adults to explore, enjoy and protect the natural world.
Southern Arizona Rescue Association: A non-profit, all-volunteer search and rescue organization serving southern Arizona and Pima County since 1958. SARA members are volunteers from all walks of life, donating their time, skills and enthusiasm to provide a vital service to the public.
Friends of Kartchner Caverns State Park: The Friends will partner with the community, and provide resources, to advocate for and ensure the continued preservation of Kartchner caverns through research, education and public awareness.
To select our two grant winners, we have put it up to a customer vote. That's right, we're letting you decide who gets a portion of this year's Banff ticket sales. Through next Monday, we have voting tables set up at each of our Tucson locations. All you have to do is come in and drop a poker chip into the jar of the organization you think is most deserving.
Banff Voting Display
After two weeks, we have had over 600 people vote and here are the standings:
Tucson Wildlife Center: 230
Inner City Outings: 145
Southern Arizona Rescue Association: 121
Sonoran Desert Weedwackers: 91
Friends of Kartchner Caverns State Park: 74
There's still plenty of time to mount a campaign for your favorite group! Get the word out to come in and vote and get the word out to buy tickets to the Banff Film Festival at the Fox Theatre on March 25th. We'll be announcing the winners at intermission on the night of the festival so don't miss it!
Dave Baker
I'm Dave Baker, founder of Summit Hut, an independent outdoor retailer based in Tucson, Arizona since 1969. As an experienced and passionate hiker, climber and backpacker, my blog is intended to be an informative and interesting look into the outdoors and the outdoor industry.
Dana Davis
I'm Dana Davis, co-owner of the Summit Hut. I mostly enjoy hiking and road biking though I often do other things to keep it interesting (mountaineering, motorcycling, backpacking, climbing, you name it!) My biggest challenge is sometimes finding the balance between career, family, and fun but it's working out so far!
Dan Davis
I'm Dan Davis, after retiring from the National Park Service as a Ranger and manager, I worked for the Summit Hut until 2009, then retired for good (maybe). I'm now spending my time traveling around the southwest writing and working on my nature and fine art photography business.
Emily Gindlesparger
I'm Emily Gindlesparger, a member of the Summit Hut floor staff. Since moving here from the Midwest, I've been taking advantage of all possible adventures in Arizona: rock climbing, mountain biking, backpacking, whitewater kayaking, caving and trail running; I'm always excited to see what's next!


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NCDMV investigating Cars America
Published: Wednesday, February 25, 2009 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, February 25, 2009 at 9:01 a.m.
The North Carolina DMV is investigating several allegations of fraud by Cars America, a dealership once located at 1105 Spartanburg Highway, and the Hendersonville Police Department plans to start its own investigation today, according to Lt. David Adams.
The business is no longer in operation.
About 10 to 15 complaints have been filed with the DMV against the dealership, according to DMV officials.
The ongoing investigation is still in its preliminary stages and may involve multiple law enforcement agencies, according to Gary Ramsey, district supervisor for the DMV license and theft section in Asheville.
The DMV has been in contact with the owner, who is still in town, and the owner's attorney.
"Since it is a financial situation, the investigation could take a while," Ramsey said. "We have to see what's what."
The DMV investigation, which has been going on for a little more than a week, is centered on the dealership's practices. After checking into its bookkeeping and talking to customers, officials expect the investigation to close in a couple weeks.
Adams said a woman contacted the department Tuesday morning claiming the dealership did not pay her $16,000 that they owed her. He said there will probably be criminal charges against Cars America that could range from fraud to obtaining property under false pretense.
The woman said she took her vehicle to Cars America to sell it and later was told it was sold by one of its salesmen.
She came back to sign the title over without getting paid, and the business shut down without giving her the $16,000, Adams said.
DMV officials said they are not sure if more customers may have been victim of alleged fraud by Cars America.
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So as many of you know, I was in the hospital for pPROM awaiting 34 weeks to deliver my son. Well at about 3 in the morning on Thursday night I started to get contractions. At about 5 the next day they sent me to L&D one centimeter dialated with horrible contractions and back labor. I got to two centimeters at about 11 and was given the okay to get the epi. I decided to walk around and take a shower to see if I could progress myself. At 3 in the morning I was still two but I had been up for over 24 hrs and decided to take the epi and fall asleep.
I woke up at about noon and got checked at 2 and was at about 3-4 cm. So my dr put me on pitocin and within two hours I was ready to push and had him out in 15 minutes.
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Does anyone know what the limit is with regards to expansion on the Cisco Small Business SG 102-24 switch? How many of these can be connected together at one time? I have a network that will require at lease 3 X 24 port switches. Should this switch work in that environment?
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Loaded Spinach Salad
From EatingWell: March/April 2007, The EatingWell Diet (2007)
Like many spinach salads, this one features lots of chopped-up hard-boiled egg. But since most of the calories in an egg are in the yolk, this recipe uses just two whole eggs, plus the whites from six additional eggs, for a satisfying spinach salad that keeps the calories in check.
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Calories for 1 hard boiled eggs is 78 calories alone. 312 calories for 4 eggs. Other than that great salad.
I've made this a few times now, and I LOVE it. i buy enough ingredients to have it a couple times during the week. The single dressing recipe makes plenty. Then i just throw together enough for a serving and top with the dressing. Fresh, tasty salad all week long.
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Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Texas Panhandle honored volunteers Thursday at a Volunteer Appreciation Banquet.
'Ryan' wins best film, director Golden Globes
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. - "Saving Private Ryan" won best dramatic film and Steven Spielberg was honored for directing the brutally realistic World War II combat story, while "Shakespeare in Love," "The Truman Show" and "Elizabeth" won major awards at Sunday's 56th Golden Globes.
TV anchor to speak to Women's Netowrk
Amarillo Women's Network will meet Friday at the Amarillo Club. A buffet lunch will be at 11:45 a.m. followed by the program.
U.S. Mint runs out of certain types of gold and silver coins
The U.S. Mint has announced the agency is out of certain types of gold, silver and platinum coins and won't have any new ones minted until spring. According to an official statement, the five-coin proof set, the silver proof set, the premier silver proof set and the 10-coin uncirculated set are no longer available.
Shopping in the home
Susan Kibbey's home is a typical 1940s Wolflin manse - until you enter the front door. Clothing racks line the walls in the living and dining rooms, where upscale outfits hang from floor to ceiling.
Duncan friendly, likes to play
Hi. My name is Duncan. I am a Samoyed available for adoption through the Amarillo Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
Indoor gardening
Has the season's short days and changeable weather got you down? Already longing for spring's revival of outdoor greenery and blooming flowers?
Childs: Dallas group offering lecture on Feb. 27
If you happen to be in Dallas on Feb. 27, you may want to attend the latest offering in the annual lecture series sponsored by the Dallas Genealogical Society. Lloyd Bockstruck will present a program from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on researching in the Middle Colonies (Delaware, New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania).
Gardeners master exotic orchids even in the Panhandle
When Ken Pirtle brings home an orchid and puts it into his greenhouse, only the strong survive. And many of his orchids do survive.
Texas Tech Briefs
Dr. James Bass III has joined the faculty at the Texas Tech Medical Center School of Medicine at Amarillo as an assistant professor in the Department of Family Medicine.
Diabetic patients at increased risk
Diabetes drugs targeted: A class of drugs often taken by people with diabetes apparently can increase their chance of dying should they be treated for heart disease with balloon angioplasty.
Weight-loss diet can ease arthritis
The key to preventing, or at least controlling, the pain of 40 million Americans afflicted by osteoarthritis may lie with the food they eat.
Medical Rounds
The Women's Center Of The Don and Sybil Harrington Cancer Center and St. Anthony's Health System continue community breast screening clinics at the following locations:
Brains can be taught to restore sight
Like many people drawn to science, Bernhard A. Sabel was intrigued by a mystery. "When we get a cut on our skin, it heals and no one thinks anything of it. But people don't think the brain can repair itself," Sable told Jim Wilson in an article in the January issue of Popular Mechanics.
Researchers: Third gene found to affect addiction
Scientists have identified another gene that might affect how vulnerable a person is to cigarette addiction. The finding may help researchers develop new ways to stop smoking.
Doctors hopeful for coming generation of pain-killers
Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, termed NSAIDs, are the frequently prescribed pain-killers which are very effective in limiting inflammation, such as seen in arthritis.
Treating breast cancer
Exciting breakthroughs are making breast cancer more treatable and survivable, reported Redbook in an article in the January issue.
Plane bound for Amarillo makes emergency landing
WICHITA FALLS (AP) - A commuter plane made an emergency landing Saturday night at the Wichita Falls Municipal Airport after one of its engines failed and smoke filled the cabin.
City woman dies after knife fight
A 33-year-old Amarillo woman, Lori L. Little, died early Saturday after apparently being involved in a knife fight with another woman, according to a Potter County Sheriff's Office news release.
Canyon Chamber of Commerce fields normal, not-so-normal calls
Just how high is the water in Canyon's lake? Don't know? Don't worry. Just call Kelly Baker, president of the Canyon Chamber of Commerce. Others have.
Man slightly injured in robbery
A 32-year-old Amarillo man, David B. Small, suffered no serious injuries when he was attacked and robbed early Sunday, according to an Amarillo Police Department news release.
Computer delay holds up jail opening
TULSA (AP) - The new Tulsa Jail will open one month later than planned because of a delay by computer programmers.
Men continue to improve after shootings
An Amarillo man who accidentally shot himself in the head on Jan. 13 has improved to satisfactory condition at Northwest Texas Hospital, a hospital spokeswoman said Sunday.
Elderly woman's slaying stops a living history lesson
HOBBS, N.M. (AP) - Helen Neithercutt was scheduled to appear before a class of Stone Elementary School kindergartners in late January.
Business damaged by fire; historic buildings unscathed
A row of shops in downtown Amarillo escaped a fire Sunday that could have ravaged part of the city's history. The fire, which has been ruled accidental, began in a bathroom loc
France honors 2nd Hereford man
HEREFORD - Ira Ott left the Panhandle to join the Army Air Corps in August 1918. Later that year, he ate Thanksgiving dinner in England and Christmas dinner in France.
Coffee Shop
LIBERAL, Kan. - No more fighting over a place to sit.
Watts sewage spill under investigation
TULSA, Okla. (AP) - Effluent from a controversial sewage treatment plant in Adair County has flooded farmland but has not reached the nearby Illinois river, according to state officials.
Teen awakens after assault
Michael Lee Jones, 18, who received massive head injuries from an assault Friday in Hereford, was awake and "walking around" Sunday at Northwest Texas Hospital, a Hereford Police Department spokesman said.
Four troopers catch purse snatching suspect
TULSA (AP) - Four Highway Patrol troopers taking a lunch break caught an alleged purse snatcher in the act Saturday after hearing a woman crying for help.
ALT play advances to state competition
Amarillo Little Theatre's play "Sylvia" will advance to state competition in March after winning a regional contest in Lubbock over the weekend.
Tucumcari encourages shrimp farming project
TUCUMCARI, N.M. (AP) - Tucumcari will look favorably at issuing industrial revenue bonds for a proposed $44 million saltwater shrimp farm on the city's western outskirts, officials say.
Agencies worry about obtaining firefighters
ALBUQUERQUE (AP) - Each day without rain portends a tinderbox fire season and some are predicting New Mexico isn't prepared to fight it.
Promotion attacked
Gov. George W. Bush and two leading lawmakers chose an elementary school in Del Valle as the stage to launch their plan of attack against social promotion, the term for advancing students from grade to grade when they can't do the work.
Group hopes celebration gives children a taste of India's culture
The traditions of India filled the Indian Association Hall in Amarillo Sunday in a celebration of culture and national pride.
Program designed to help first-time home buyers obtain loans
First-time home buyers with low and moderate incomes will have help getting a loan through a city bond program.
Crime falls on WT campus
Whitney Williams said the atmosphere at West Texas A&M University has loosened up since September, when the campus reported two assaults.
Preacher takes to the street to spread gospel
Jesus preached in the open air, and it's a tradition that should be continued, said a street preacher in Amarillo this week for a revival.
Symphony gives stimulating concert; guests shine in roles
An energetic guest conductor and a captivating piano soloist helped deliver a rousing Amarillo Symphony performance on Saturday.
Bulletin Board
Where does the chef go for dinner? If he's from Amarillo, he wants some good, down-home cookin'.
Bishop likes what he hears from pope
LAS CRUCES (AP) - Bishop Ricardo Ramirez of the Diocese of Las Cruces says he likes what he's heard from Pope John Paul II.
And the chicken shall lie down with the lambs
HARTLEY - This is the story of one lucky chicken.
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Editorial: One way on highway for N.M. legislators
There are all kinds of privileges to being a politician. The New Mexico Constitution has carried one specific privilege to an unacceptable extreme - and state legislators literally need to slow down and consider the double standard.
Letters to the Editor
The defenders of President Clinton have brought up the wartime military service of themselves, their fathers and others to say they were not fighting for one side or the other of this issue.
Editorial: Institutions will remain strong
They have been all over the place in recent days, speaking thousands of words about a case that has transfixed the nation's capital, if not the rest of the nation.
Editorial: Bad move to speed up Texas long-haul trucks
The U.S. Congress had this bright idea back in 1995 to let the states determine how fast traffic should flow along our highways.
Editorial: Impeachment process has to be carried out
Pat Robertson is throwing in the towel. Robertson, a staunch conservative who once sought the Republican nomination for president, recently announced on his syndicated "700 Club" television show that the impeachment trial of the president "was over as far as I'm concerned."
Horsley: Weed out the bias, then talk about scandal
In one big room, assemble everyone who thinks Bill Clinton should be removed from office. Yes, it will be a large room, crowded with all sorts of people.
Kanelis: Overturn an election? So what?
I have been intrigued by one of the defenses that President Clinton's allies have mounted while trying to stave off impeachment and conviction for "high crimes and misdemeanors."
Editorial: Canyon has prospered as a 'dry' community
Canyon has been "dry" reportedly since the beginning of time. Judging from crime statistics offered recently by Police Chief Bobby Griffin, it need not change.
Letters to the editor
First there was a proposal to name a new park at Wild Horse Lake in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Then a recent letter proposed naming the park for the lake, or in honor of Joe Jiles.
Haines: Here are some facts about a convicted murderer
I am surprised at how the Globe-News is able to print the "facts" of a case and still mislead its readers so completely. Your Jan. 1 "Top Stories of 1998" continued a series of sensationalized articles about the murder of A.B. Towery Sr., committed by Brittany Holberg.
Editorial: Get back to issues - soon
As the U.S. Senate nears the moment of decision on President Clinton's fate, Americans ought to prepare themselves for what might occur once the Congress turns its attention toward other important issues.
State wildlife managers, hunters await OK for snow goose season
Texas wildlife managers and goose hunters are waiting for word this week from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service on a proposed late snow goose season.
The annual Shooting, Hunting and Outdoor Trades (SHOT) Show opens this weekend and runs through Wednesday in Atlanta.
Six IOC members in scandal ousted
LAUSANNE, Switzerland (AP) - Acting swiftly and forcefully to try to save its credibility, the International Olympic Committee ousted six members Sunday in an unprecedented housecleaning stemming from the biggest corruption scandal in Olympic history.
Big 12 players excel in South's 34-14 Hula win
WAILUKU, Hawaii (AP) - In a game between the big names and the no names, the big names won.
Area prep gridders visit colleges
Decision time is looming near for Amarillo-area senior football players who are being recruited by NCAA Division I schools.
An adverse situation that wasn't oversome
NACOGDOCHES (AP) - Katrina Price was not a quitter. She was anything but a quitter.
Internal friction accompanies Falcons' arrival
MIAMI (AP) - The Atlanta Falcons arrived for their first Super Bowl with video cameras in hands but some bruised feelings about coach Dan Reeves' pecking order for departing the plane.
NHL old-timers put on comical show
TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - It was a scene out of "Slapshot," only three times the fun:
An offensive force ahead of her time
Jill Rankin Schneider accomplished just about everything that a basketball player could, and during a time when the women's game hadn't yet reached the status it currently enjoys.
LAURA JOHNSON, 1999 Miss Amarillo Area: "The Broncos are more exper
MIAMI (AP) - John Elway still has that all-American look, although his golden hair is darkening as he approaches 40. Chris Chandler at 33 is balding and is a bit stoop-shouldered.
Andrews back chooses Tech
ANDREWS - Shaud Williams was not even in uniform Saturday night, and he pulled off another remarkable feat: He drew a louder ovation than a Pro Football Hall of Famer and other men with Super Bowl rings.
Shanahan: No more feud questions
MIAMI (AP) - Only three hours after his team's arrival at the Super Bowl, Mike Shanahan issued a warning to the media: Enough already with the questions about Dan Reeves.
Reeves' sincerity appreciated, but timing poor
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - Perhaps we should give Atlanta Falcons coach Dan Reeves credit for candor.
Golf history
LA QUINTA, Calif. (AP) - Behind those wraparound sunglasses and his similarly cool demeanor, golf's hottest player was pumped.
Let's play the feud
DENVER - They awoke last Thursday morning to a whole new world.
DiMaggio report an NBC goof
NEW YORK (AP) - NBC blamed a technician who accidentally pressed a wrong button for its airing Sunday of an erroneous report on "Dateline NBC" that baseball great Joe DiMaggio had died.
Rattlers suffer 6-3 loss to Aviators
ABILENE - The Abilene Aviators spotted the Amarillo Rattlers an early two-goal lead Saturday night but then stormed back for a 6-3 Western Professional Hockey League victory that snapped Amarillo's three-game win streak.
AHS trio lands all-state honors
Amarillo High defensive tackle Steven Maruca added another honor to his stellar senior season Saturday by being named to the 1999 Texas Sports Writers Association Class 5A all-state first team.
Wheeler coach Verden, Zach had continued success in '98
The coach who led his team to the Class 1A state football championship game and the star middle linebacker of the Miami Dolphins will be honored as the 1998 Panhandle Sports Hall of Fame.
Lady Buffs pull back in the race
KINGSVILLE - Now that's the way to end a 12-day road trip.
Sargis Sargsian of Armenia was announced Saturday as the No. 1 seed for the $50,000 Laser Vision USTA Challenger indoor tennis tournament, which will be played Feb. 1-7 at Amarillo Country Club.
What's in a name? If it's one like this, obviously quite a bit
It's a hoax. A fabrication. The greatest practical joke of all time. Michael Jordan did not retire. Oh, no, far from it. Without a doubt, he's playing basketball, and doing what Mi- chael Jordan always does.
Metro bowlers capture pro title, two of region's annual awards
Mark Scroggins of Amarillo won his fifth Professional Bowlers Association Southwest Region title last week in the Fort Bliss Bowling Center at El Paso, and by the narrowest of margins.
Randall wrestling program rises
It's taken four years for Randall wrestling coach David Quirino to mold the Raiders into one of the area's top teams.
Suns sign Gugliotta
PHOENIX (AP) - The Phoenix Suns, in a high-risk waiting game as the number of free agents dwindled in the NBA's post-lockout signing frenzy, landed the player they wanted Saturday when Tom Gugliotta agreed to a six-year, $58.5 million deal.
Bears hire Jaguars assistant Jauron
LAKE FOREST, Ill. (AP) - This time, the Chicago Bears made sure they had a deal before announcing their new coach.
'Chemically castrated' man rapes again
SAN ANTONIO (AP) - A man who was required to undergo "chemical castration" after a sex-crimes conviction 16 years ago in Bexar County is renewing a debate over the procedure after raping a 5-year-old girl in Virginia.
Judge refuses to intervene in NAACP dispute
DALLAS (AP) - A state district judge has refused to intervene in a dispute between the NAACP and the Dallas chapter of the civil-rights organization.
Woman injured when bull escapes his pen
FORT WORTH (AP) - A bull named Dillinger escaped from his pen at the Southwestern Exposition and Livestock Show and Rodeo and rampaged through the concourse, bumping into people and crashing into a beer stand.
Trial begins in dragging death
JASPER (AP) - John William King, the first of three men accused in the dragging death of a black man, went on trial today for capital murder.
Doing things his way
AUSTIN - He calls himself "the slow-talking senator," but Sen. Tom Haywood's words reveal a quick wit and keen mind.
House managers plan to interview Lewinsky
WASHINGTON - President Clinton's impeachment trial dissolved into partisan debate Saturday, as lawmakers and lawyers alike dueled over a surprise attempt by House prosecutors to question Monica Lewinsky before the Senate decides whether to call witnesses.
House prosecutors contend Lewinsky's testimony needed
WASHINGTON - At a critical juncture in President Clinton's impeachment trial, House prosecutors interviewed Monica Lewinsky for almost two hours on Sunday and asserted her testimony would help the Senate "determine the truth."
Man sentenced in Medicare fraud case
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) - The owner of a health care agency who pleaded guilty to Medicare fraud charges has been sentenced to six years in prison and ordered to repay $12.9 million.
Yellowstone wolves prefer elk to bison
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK (AP) - The wolves that were brought here in the last few years and multiplied rarely choose bison as prey, a surprise to some biologists.
Saturday's highlights
WASHINGTON (AP) - Highlights from President Clinton's impeachment trial on Saturday:
Democrats propose Friday vote
WASHINGTON (AP) - With President Clinton's Senate impeachment trial at a crossroads, Republicans and Democrats met separately today to decide whether to seek a swift end to the proceedings without a partisan struggle over witnesses.
U.S. hits southern Iraqi sites
WASHINGTON - U.S. warplanes, threatened again by Iraqi MiGs and anti-aircraft ground fire, dropped laser-guided bombs Saturday on two surface-to-air missile sites.
Lawmakers press for relief for battered industry
WASHINGTON (AP) - Concerned about the depressed state of America's energy industry, Oil Patch lawmakers on Capitol Hill are proposing tax breaks and other relief for producers reeling from collapsed oil prices.
Pope believes U.S. insensitive to responsibilities
WASHINGTON - Pope John Paul II arrives on American soil this week with a skeptical view of American policies and the way Americans live.
Pope calls for new converts to strengthen Catholicism
MEXICO CITY (AP) - After taking on political and economic issues such as poverty and capitalism, Pope John Paul II is focusing his message on religion, calling for new converts to strengthen Roman Catholicism in the new millennium.
Welfare rolls shrink, but declines slowing
WASHINGTON - The number of people on welfare has fallen to its lowest level in 30 years, President Clinton will announce today. But the new figures show the dramatic declines of recent years are beginning to slow in certain states.
Clinton goes home to view destruction
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. - Acting like the governor he used to be, President Clinton went home Sunday to Arkansas to inspect the damage a barrage of tornadoes wreaked on houses and trees in his old stomping grounds.
U.S. missiles strike Basra
BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) - U.S. missiles struck at least two residential areas in and around the southern Iraqi city of Basra today. The information minister said several people were killed and dozens wounded.
Driver faints; girl steers bus toward safety
VINELAND, N.J. (AP) - Thirteen-year-old Cindy Volpe got an early driving lesson when her 79-year-old bus driver passed out behind the wheel.
Mr. and Mrs. Roberts
Doug and Martha Jo Roberts of Claude celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with a dinner Saturday at Outlaws Supper Club. They have a trip planned during Claude Independent School District's spring break.
Bradley - Parks
Shanna Ann Bradley and Charles David Parks, both of Amarillo, were married Saturday afternoon at the Radisson Inn Atrium. The Rev. Judd Wilhite of Paramount Terrace Christian Church officiated.
Mr. and Mrs. Boardman
James and Modean Boardman of 201 E. Plantation celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a reception Saturday at Southwest Church of Christ.
Misti Leigh Bainum of Dalhart and Curtis Newton James of Nara Visa, N.M., were married Dec. 19 at Central United Methodist Church in Dalhart. The Rev. Ronnie Hester officiated.
Mr. and Mrs. Estes
James R. and Martha E. Estes of 1103 Callahan St. are celebrating their 35th wedding anniversary today with a family dinner.
Kimberly Briar Baker and Jake Bronson Head, both of Hereford, were married Jan. 9 at First United Methodist Church in Hereford. The Rev. Dr. Nathan L. Stone officiated.
Wendy Jean Bailey and John Robert Parker, both of Amarillo, were married Saturday evening in the chapel of First Baptist Church. The Rev. Michael Martindale, brother-in-law of the bride of Lubbock, officiated.
Mr. and Mrs. Bandy
Thomas Edd and Anne Bandy of Amarillo celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house Dec. 28 at their home.
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Brian Buckelew, a spokesman for the San Francisco District Attorney's Office, says the additional cases would be come on top of the 500 cases that have already been dropped.
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Dear Alice,
I'm sorta new at this, but I'll give it a shot anyway. My dad died of a massive heart attack just over a year ago. I went through a pretty rough mourning period, but it didn't seem to last very long. My mom is still very much in mourning to this day. I guess my question is: How can you tell if you've mourned enough? And how can you tell if you're avoiding it?
They say the worst is over when the pain stops and the good memories start. But how do I know I didn't just skip to the good memories?
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Condolences to you and your mother. It sounds like you are both dealing with some hefty emotions, and since there is no formula for grief and mourning, you are likely dealing with them somewhat differently. Each person does it at her/his own pace. There is no designated 'healthy' period of mourning with a defined start, or an abrupt end. There are different stages of grief and everyone moves through them differently. Good memories and sad moments will be with you throughout your life as you think of your dad. Sometimes, the anniversary of your dad's death, birthdays, holidays, a favorite song or food, and/or someone's smell will be reminders of your loss. And, at other times, these events will evoke warm, loving, tender, and even joyous feelings.
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