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Kodak anticipates big sales slump this year
Eastman Kodak Co. said Wednesday it is bracing for a 12 percent to 18 percent slump in sales this year and a wider-than-expected loss because of the severity of the economic downturn.
United Technologies says its 2009 forecast optimistic
HARTFORD, Conn. - United Technologies Corp.'s chief financial officer reiterated the industrial conglomerate's 2009 profit forecast on Thursday, even voicing optimism in the face of the deteriorating economy.
Business Briefs
Watchdog: Treasury overpaid for stocks
Service sector shrinks for 4th straight month
The nation's service sector shrank for the fourth straight month in January, a trade group said Wednesday, but at a slower pace than the previous month.
Congress tries to refine mortgage-aid program
With fewer than 500 applications and only 24 homeowners helped so far, lawmakers moved Wednesday to revamp a new program that was intended to help hundreds of thousands of borrowers avoid losing their homes.
President caps pay for execs
WASHINGTON - Assailing out-of-touch corporate pay and perks, President Obama on Wednesday slammed a salary cap on top executives from companies that want bailouts - but it's a limit that could end up thinning the wallets of only a small number of people.
Candy-maker, American icon changes heart
REVERE, Mass. - After 162 years, the New England Confectionery Co. wants to be more than your valentine.
Bailed out banks take risks with branding
NEW YORK - When the economy was healthy, no one batted an eye at Citigroup Inc.'s agreement to spend millions of dollars to put its name on the New York Mets' new stadium.
Factory orders fall for fifth month
WASHINGTON - Orders to U.S. factories fell for a record fifth straight month in December, closing out the worst year for American manufacturers since 2002. Analysts say the deepening U.S. recession will mean further weakness in coming months.
Homebuilder Centex reports drop in sales
Dallas-based Centex Corp.'s chief executive said the homebuilder's sales plunged in the third quarter because would-be homebuyers were put off by worries over the souring U.S. economy.
Unemployment hits 98 percent of metro areas
WASHINGTON - Metropolitan areas across the Southeast and Midwest are seeing some of the steepest increases in joblessness, stung by their dependence on factories serving the struggling housing and auto sectors.
Circuit City ripple effect likely looms
Circuit City will finally flicker out when its last 567 stores close this year, but the bankruptcy of the nation's second-largest electronics retailer will ripple across the U.S. economy for years.
Tech builds off big season
LUBBOCK - Texas Tech coach Mike Leach said Wednesday his 10th recruiting class on the West Texas plains was his best. He's pretty sure a remarkable 2008 season had something to do with it.
OPSU lands White Deer trio
Tyler Smith, Tyler Perryman and Cody Smith of White Deer have signed letters of intent to play football at Oklahoma Panhandle State.
OSU rallies past Texas Tech, 81-80
STILLWATER, Okla. - Byron Eaton capped a career-high 29-point outing with a driving layup with 29.4 seconds left as Oklahoma State rallied from an early 16-point deficit to beat Texas Tech, 81-80, on Wednesday night.
Texas women whip OSU
Brittainey Raven scored a career-high 26 points, freshman Ashleigh Fontenette added 16, and No. 16 Texas hit a season-high 13 3-pointers in a 91-74 Big 12 Conference women's basketball rout of Oklahoma State on Thursday night at Stillwater, Okla. The Longhorns (16-5, 4-3 Big 12) hit 10 of their first 12 attempts from 3-point range, opening a 19-point lead in the closing minute of the first half.
Wine of the week
2005 Buoncristiani OPC Proprietary Red Wine
With veggies, it's a greening of the soup
One of the best dinners you can make with the vegetables you probably already have on hand doesn't even require a pot of boiling water. Just a pot of simmering water.
The Dessert
A great Valentine's Day dessert should neither tie you down in the kitchen nor weigh you down after eating it, making this easy and light cinnamon and cardamom-steeped warm pineapple topped with vanilla ice cream perfect.
Dear Abby: Mom stays friends with daughter's old beaus
Dear Abby: From the time I was a teen, whenever a romance of mine ended, my mother would continue having her own relationship with the ex, regardless of how I felt about it.
Health benefit for moderate drinkers
You've heard about the health benefits of red wine, which is rich in antioxidants. Now, there is even more good news for moderate drinkers: A recent study by researchers at the University of California, Los Angeles found that healthy people age 50 and older who drink small to moderate amounts of alcohol appear less likely to suffer from age-related physical disabilities than people who don't drink.
Dr. Gott: Is this glaucoma remedy too far-fetched?
Dear Dr. Gott: I have an advanced case of glaucoma with only partial vision in my left eye, which causes annoying difficulty in reading. I came across a delightful after-dinner drink that claims to reduce stroke damage by 80 percent. It is two cups of black coffee, a spoonful of sugar and 2 ounces of Irish whiskey chilled with ice cubes.
'The Wrestler' is moving, perfect
Whatever mistakes and indignities and turmoil led Mickey Rourke to where he is now, whatever demons have plagued him - they all lead to the 1 hour and 55 minutes of magnificence that is his performance in "The Wrestler.''
Heloise: How to make fireplace logs
Dear Heloise: A few years ago, I clipped out your column on how to reuse newspapers to make fireplace logs. This year, I am finally going to try it, but my question is how wet should the newspapers be - should I dampen them or saturate them in a tub of water? - Jan R., via e-mail
Make most of leftovers
Hash is a time-honored way of using leftover meat. This variation adds rice and tomato, which gives the dish the feel of a hearty casserole.
Dear Abby: Ties still bind wife to mom after marriage
Dear Abby: Five years ago, I married a 40-year-old woman I'll call "Phyllis." We had dated for eight years. My problem is, after all this time Phyllis still has not moved into my home. She has never moved any of her personal belongings in either. And she runs home to her mother's house six days a week.
The Wine
The chicken entree, with its butter and cheese flavor, needs a wine with the strength to stand up to the task.
Bob Hatton: Frustration and reward
"I can't garden - I have a brown thumb."
Heloise: Keep fireplaces clean
Dear Readers: Lots of us are using fireplaces this winter to heat homes and save on winter energy costs. Here are a few things you can do to keep the fireplace looking nice.
Dr. Gott: Misdiagnosis of allergy leads to years of suffering
Dear Dr. Gott: I have had stomach and bowel problems for years. I lost an excessive amount of weight, had diarrhea six or seven times a day, every day for months and found that I could not tolerate foods that I was always able to eat in years past even though there was not one food that upset my stomach every time. At one point, I couldn't even tolerate bottled water. I wanted to die and couldn't envision myself living the rest of my life chained to the bathroom.
Design a date night
Romance is only moments away with an easy-to-prepare dinner, a moderately priced wine and a just-for-two dessert to cap off the evening.
Rematch carries 3-4A title implications
The first time around, it was the battle of district winning streaks between two of the state's best Class 4A girls basketball teams.
Who's hot ... Randall Raiders
With three games left in the regular season, the Randall Raiders are on a roll after securing a playoff berth Tuesday with a win against Canyon, guaranteeing at least the second seed out of District 3-4A.
AHS grad Fields honored
Former Amarillo High soccer player Rachel Fields, who plays collegiately for New Mexico, has been named to the Mountain West Conference Academic All-Conference team.
3-4A soccer continues
The District 3-4A soccer race continues today with the Caprock-Palo Duro girls and boys games scheduled at different sites at the same time. The boys game is set for 4:30 p.m. in Dick Bivins Stadium, while the girls game is set for 4:30 p.m. at Palo Duro.
Five city girls sign with LSC soccer programs
Five Amarillo girls soccer players signed letters-of-intent with Lone Star Conference programs on national signing day Wednesday.
Randall girl signs letter with K-State equestrian program
Randall's Hannah Ribera signed a letter-of-intent with Kansas State to compete on the equestrian team Wednesday.
SJCA sends 11 to state swim meet
Eleven San Jacinto Christian swimmers and divers will be participating in the Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools state meet in San Antonio. The two-day meet begins today with swimming prelims and diving finals. The swimming finals will be Saturday.
WT track program signs nine
The West Texas A&M track and field program signed nine athletes to compete in the 2009-10 athletic year.
Falcons' big day
Andrew Hudson and Weston Richburg made history Wednesday by becoming the first Bushland High School football players to sign national football letters-of-intent with Division I schools.
Borger brothers a tough act on wrestling mat
Most high school wrestlers are pleased to finish the season with 20 or more wins and 10 or fewer losses.
Grimes inks with Raiders
Most of the hype Wednesday centered on football players, but Canyon senior Katie Grimes also had a landmark day by signing a track letter-of-intent with Texas Tech, while Katie Jones of Boys Ranch signed to run track for West Texas A&M.
A look at the district races
The high school girls basketball season nears its end, and the boys season will finish a week later.
Buffs build depth with 78 recruits
Since the arrival of Don Carthel as head coach in 2005, the West Texas A&M football team has emerged as one of the top programs in the LSC.
Metro Standings, Area Schedules
West Texas A&M Recruits
Torrence Allen WR 6-1 170 Meridian, Texas (High); Emory Atterberry OL 6-5 255 Santa Fe, N.M. (St. Michaels); Keith Baker DB 5-10 185 Humble, Texas (High); Nick Berry LB 5-11 220 San Antonio, Texas (Roosevelt); Bryan Blackwell WR 6-3 200 Frankston, Texas (High); Brandon Boyd LB 5-10 225 Houston, Texas (Eisenhower); Jeremy Burleson DB 5-10 175 Pflugerville, Texas (High); Joshua Carr LB 6-0 200 Kemp, Texas (High); Justin Carroll DB 6-0 175 Abilene, Texas (High); Sergio Castillo K 5-11 180 Mission, Texas (La Joya); Spencer Church QB 6-2 225 Canyon, Texas (High); Clayton Cockrell WR 6-0 160 Higgins, Texas (Canadian); Clint Cockrell WR 5-10 160 Higgins, Texas (Canadian).
AHS grad Robertson honored
La Salle junior basketball forward and Amarillo High graduate Morgan Robertson has been named to first team of the CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District Women's Team.
N.M. Highlands raids Amarillo grid talent
The Division II football world outside of West Texas A&M has discovered the football talent of the Texas Panhandle.
High School Basketball Linescores
Gorillas to visit Arizona
According to the weather forecast in Prescott Valley, Ariz., there's a 50-percent chance of rain or snow tonight.
League invites Dillas
Amarillo Dillas general manager Mark Lee said Thursday morning the team will return for the 2009 season and move from the defunct United League Baseball to the Continental Baseball League.
Gorillas' rally falls short in 4-3 loss
The Amarillo Gorillas entered their three-game road trip to Arizona needing to take at least two games in the series to try to gain some ground in the race for a berth in the Central Hockey League playoffs.
Sheets might be headed for surgery
FORT WORTH - Free agent right-hander Ben Sheets could be headed for elbow surgery after contract negotiations with the Texas Rangers fell through because of the injury.
Hudson helped put area on volleyball map
Kim Hudson doesn't want a lot of credit for helping start a tradition in the Amarillo area - volleyball excellence.
Middle School Basketball Linescores
Auto Racing, Basketball, Golf, Hockey, Odds
The short list
The Daily Oklahoman, on Bushland footballer Andrew Hudson signing with Oklahoma State: "With two seniors and two juniors likely in the defensive end rotation this fall, there are going to be openings for Hudson to earn some playing time, possibly as early as 2010" ...
Widow: Haskins enjoyed time in area
Mary Haskins says her late husband and legendary basketball coach Don Haskins was "in awe" of the people of Amarillo and the Texas Panhandle.
Nuggets 114, Thunder 113
At Oklahoma City, Carmelo Anthony scored 32 points, including the winning basket with 5.3 seconds left, to help Denver win its third game in a row.
Surging Mavericks cool Trail Blazers
DALLAS - Josh Howard led a strong start, Jason Terry powered a crucial stretch in the fourth quarter, and Jason Kidd reached a major milestone, sending the surging Dallas Mavericks to a 104-99 victory against Portland on Wednesday night.
Grizzlies 104, Rockets 93
At Memphis, Tenn., O.J. Mayo scored 32 points and the Memphis Grizzlies held off the Houston Rockets.
Landing gear collapses
No one was injured when a small plane's landing gear collapsed Wednesday at Childress Municipal Airport.
CISD may add period
Officials in the Canyon school district are considering adding an eighth period at its two high schools so students can continue to fit elective courses into their schedules.
Amarillo.com | Local News: Streak Stoppers | PD beats Canyon 02/06/09
Authorities have issued arrest warrants for a mother of eight and her teenage boyfriend in the death earlier this week of a 3-year-old Amarillo boy.
Forecasts to help Xcel generate wind energy
DENVER - Federal researchers are developing pinpoint forecasts to help utilities predict which way the wind blows - and how strong - so they'll know how much electricity their wind turbines will generate.
Circus Gatti comes to town
The crowd watches during a performance of Circus Gatti at Amarillo Civic Center Coliseum, 401 S. Buchanan St. The circus continues at 4:15 and 7:30 p.m. today and Saturday, and 2 and 6 p.m. Sunday at the civic center.
Police still searching for woman missing 2 weeks
Amarillo police are still searching for a 55-year-old woman, who has been missing for about two weeks.
Amarillo.com | Local News: Lubbock district attorney rebuked 02/06/09
Authorities have issued arrest warrants for a mother of eight and her teenage boyfriend in the death earlier this week of a 3-year-old Amarillo boy.
2 indicted on drug charges following Jan. home invasion
Two roommates involved in a fatal Jan. 7 home-invasion robbery have been indicted on drug charges stemming from the incident.
No one helped in 3-year-old's death
Authorities have issued arrest warrants for a mother of eight and her teenage boyfriend in the death earlier this week of a 3-year-old Amarillo boy.
Reporter's Query
Have you been laid off from your job? The Globe-News wants to track layoffs that have occurred in Amarillo and the Texas Panhandle.
DNA could exonerate dead inmate in Lubbock rape
AUSTIN - The mother of a man who died in prison while serving 25 years for a rape that DNA tests now show he didn't commit tearfully pleaded Thursday for a judge to overturn his conviction.
'Fighter' earns honor
Sometimes the simplest tasks are a chore for Brittney LeFevre. She's a 20-year-old college junior - a petite, blond former high school cheerleader studying to be an elementary school teacher.
Woman, son escape fire
A single mother and her toddler son were scared but unharmed after escaping a fire that erupted in their southwest Amarillo home Thursday morning.
Happy State vaults $1 billion ceiling
Happy State Bank reports that it has a billion reasons to find itself in elite company.
Amarillo.com | Local News: Authorities make cold-case arrest 02/06/09
Authorities have issued arrest warrants for a mother of eight and her teenage boyfriend in the death earlier this week of a 3-year-old Amarillo boy.
Bell project flying high
Economic development officials on Wednesday approved a $31 million project at Bell Helicopter in Amarillo, a move that will expand ongoing construction and accelerate job growth over the next few years.
Amarillo.com | Local News: 94 lbs. of marijuana found in RV 02/06/09
Authorities have issued arrest warrants for a mother of eight and her teenage boyfriend in the death earlier this week of a 3-year-old Amarillo boy.
Requests mount for utility help
Winter always brings struggles to keep homes lit and warm, but throw in a weakened economy and there are more people looking for help.
German firm says future in wind
The promise of thousands of wind turbines in the Panhandle has brought a German manufacturing company to Amarillo.
Amarillo.com | Local News: Boy, 3, pulled from lake in Pampa 02/06/09
Authorities have issued arrest warrants for a mother of eight and her teenage boyfriend in the death earlier this week of a 3-year-old Amarillo boy.
BSA diverts some patients to Northwest
Baptist St. Anthony's Hospital on Wednesday saw a dramatic spike in patients and sent ambulances carrying the sick to neighboring Northwest Texas Hospital.
Stomach ailment plagues inmates
Upward of 200 inmates at the Nat Neal Unit in Amarillo have been treated for a stomach virus, a state prison official confirmed Thursday.
Canyon fire chief resigns
Canyon's 101-year-old Fire Department is without a chief. Mike Kelley on Tuesday submitted his letter of resignation to City Manager Randy Criswell.
Customers high, dry after water main bursts
City workers spent five hours Thursday repairing a water main break in the 3000 block of Eaton Drive.
Amarillo.com | Local News: Water main breaks near Amarillo High School
The Tuesday death of a 3-year-old boy in a north Amarillo home was a homicide, police said Wednesday, and state welfare workers took custody of seven other children in the home.
Meteorologist returns as KAMR's chief forecaster
Meteorologist John Harris will return to television next week.
Amarillo.com | Local News: Amarillo baseball fans: Your Dillas are back in 2009
The Tuesday death of a 3-year-old boy in a north Amarillo home was a homicide, police said Wednesday, and state welfare workers took custody of seven other children in the home.
Stalkings earn 20 years
An Amarillo man with three previous felony convictions was sentenced to two 20-year prison sentences for stalking.
Amarillo.com | Local News: Plane wrecks after landing in Childress
The Tuesday death of a 3-year-old boy in a north Amarillo home was a homicide, police said Wednesday, and state welfare workers took custody of seven other children in the home.
Amarillo.com | Local News: Mother, boyfriend now in custody 02/06/09
Authorities have issued arrest warrants for a mother of eight and her teenage boyfriend in the death earlier this week of a 3-year-old Amarillo boy.
Amarillo.com | Local News: Arrest warrants issued in death of child
The Tuesday death of a 3-year-old boy in a north Amarillo home was a homicide, police said Wednesday, and state welfare workers took custody of seven other children in the home.
No one helped in 3-year-old's death
Authorities have issued arrest warrants for a mother of eight and her teenage boyfriend in the death earlier this week of a 3-year-old Amarillo boy.
Amarillo.com | Local News: About 150-200 inmates sick at Neal Unit
The Tuesday death of a 3-year-old boy in a north Amarillo home was a homicide, police said Wednesday, and state welfare workers took custody of seven other children in the home.
Family: No one helped in 3 year old's death
Authorities have issued arrest warrants for a mother of eight and her teenage boyfriend in the death earlier this week of a 3-year-old Amarillo boy.
Crime-spree suspect faces attempted murder charge
A man accused in a brazen one-day crime spree that included a home-invasion robbery and shooting at a woman driving a car has been indicted for attempted murder.
Boy's death ruled homicide
The Tuesday death of a 3-year-old boy in a north Amarillo home was a homicide, police said Wednesday, and state welfare workers took custody of seven other children in the home.
Eight WT football players indicted
Eight suspended West Texas A&M University football players were indicted Wednesday on charges they broke into the apartment of a Canyon man.
Amarillo.com | Local News: Water service to return this afternoon
The Tuesday death of a 3-year-old boy in a north Amarillo home was a homicide, police said Wednesday, and state welfare workers took custody of seven other children in the home.
Amarillo.com | Local News: Authorities make cold-case arrest 02/06/09
Authorities have issued arrest warrants for a mother of eight and her teenage boyfriend in the death earlier this week of a 3-year-old Amarillo boy.
Beilue: Love of cookies means no bailout for Girl Scouts
There's a display of boxes for sale in the storefront window of a tanning salon. Booths at makeshift tables at Wal-Marts, Hastings, United Market Streets and truck stops push their product. There's an order form taped to the circulation window at the Amarillo Globe-News on behalf of Jacqualyn.
No children aboard bus in three-vehicle wreck
No students were aboard an Amarillo school bus involved in a three-vehicle wreck Wednesday afternoon.
WT, AC qualify fewer nurses
The dire nursing shortage is nothing new to those who follow health care.
Supremacist group recruits in Pampa
94 lbs. of marijuana found in RV
Maxine Burns
Virginia Maxine Burns, 82, of Amarillo died Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2009.
Bernice Wilma Bergen
BORGER - Bernice Wilma Bergen, 97, died Wednesday, Feb. 4, 2009.
Michael Roy Macartney
Michael Roy Macartney, 63, of Amarillo, formerly of Pampa, died Wednesday, Feb. 4, 2009.
Billy D. Hutson
HEREFORD - Billy D. Hutson, 82, died Monday, Feb. 2, 2009.
Eloise Harvey
Eloise Harvey, 75, of Canyon died Saturday, Jan. 31, 2009, in Amarillo.
Bernhard J. Philipp
PERRYTON - Bernhard J. Philipp, 69, died Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2009.
Mattie Lucille Sorrels
BEAVER, Okla. - Mattie Lucille Sorrels, 78, died Wednesday, Feb. 4, 2009.
"Granny" Norene Smith
BORGER - "Granny" Norene Smith, 90, died Monday, Feb. 2, 2009.
Hermon "Babe" Oliver
PADUCAH - Hermon "Babe" Oliver, 88, died Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2009, in Abilene.
Vera Roden
BORGER - Vera Roden, 91, died Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2009, in Amarillo.
Delbert "Bud" Zeller
DUMAS - Delbert "Bud" Zeller, 79, died Monday, Feb. 2, 2009.
John Arthur Atkinson
CLOVIS, N.M. - Retired Chief Master Sgt. John Arthur Atkinson, 89, died Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2009.
Judge William H. "Bill" Sheehan
DUMAS - Judge William H. "Bill" Sheehan, 80, formerly of Dumas, died Monday, Jan. 12, 2009, in Dallas.
Majorie Lucille Elliott Ray
PLANO - Majorie Lucille Elliott Ray, 87, died Saturday, Jan. 31, 2009.
Willard Raiffeisen
MIDLAND - Willard Raiffeisen, 60, died Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2009, in Amarillo.
Benjiman William "Dub" Robinson
Benjiman William "Dub" Robinson, 86, of Amarillo died Wednesday, Feb. 4, 2009.
J. Todd Lewis
GUYMON, Okla. - J. Todd Lewis, 47, died Wednesday, Feb. 4, 2009.
Dicie Pickens Duke
Dicie Pickens Duke, 99, of Amarillo died Wednesday, Feb. 4, 2009, in Lumberton.
Moses Aaron Martinez
Moses Aaron Martinez, 2, of Amarillo died Sunday, Feb. 2, 2009.
Virginia Coleman
FRIONA - Virginia Coleman, 65, died Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2009, in Amarillo.
James C. Davis Jr.
OKAY, Okla. - James C. Davis Jr., 56, died Friday, Dec. 26, 2008, in Wagoner.
Billie Pate
DUMAS - Billie Pate, 80, died Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2009, in Richmond.
Tamra "T.T." Dawn Kirkpatrick Hall-Stoll
ELGIN, Okla. - Tamra "T.T." Dawn Kirkpatrick Hall-Stoll, 34, died Friday, Jan. 30, 2009
Wanda Jetuan Clevenger George
TULIA - Wanda Jetuan Clevenger George, 81, died Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2009, in Plainview.
Edith M. McCaig
Edith M. McCaig, 90, of Amarillo died Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2009.
Anne Rigsby Hirsch
Anne Rigsby Hirsch, 86, of Canyon died Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2009.
John Sharp
John Sharp, 42, of Amarillo died Thursday, Jan. 29, 2009.
Glynn Lane
PUEBLO WEST, Colo. - Glynn Lane, 85, formerly of Amarillo, Texas, died Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2009.
Clarice Ann Hinds
Clarice Ann Hinds, 79, of Amarillo died Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2009.
Miracuelos Fuentes
Miracuelos Fuentes, 3, of Amarillo died Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2009.
Charles Neal "Casey" Jones
Charles Neal "Casey" Jones, 53, of Amarillo died Sunday, Feb. 1, 2009.
Josephine Beatrice "Jo" Patton
GUYMON, Okla. - Josephine Beatrice "Jo" Patton, 88, died Sunday, Feb. 1, 2009, in Salina, Kan.
Arley Lee Barnett
Arley Lee Barnett, 85, of Amarillo died Wednesday, Feb. 4, 2009.
Michael Dwight West
Michael Dwight West, 57, of Amarillo died Wednesday, Feb. 4, 2009.
Eloise Harvey
Eloise Harvey, 75, of Canyon died Saturday, Jan. 31, 2009, in Amarillo.
Lana Carole Howl
Lana Carole Howl, 59, of Amarillo died Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2009.
Genet C. Ashley-Flint
Genet C. Ashley-Flint, 37, of Amarillo died Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2009.
Lula Cross
BELLVIEW, N.M. - Lula Cross, 91, died Monday, Feb. 2, 2009, in Amarillo, Texas.
S.C. "Bant" Storrs
S.C. "Bant" Storrs, 90, of Amarillo died Wednesday, Feb. 4, 2009.
Norman Don Leffew
WHEELER - Norman Don Leffew, 69, died Wednesday, Feb. 4, 2009.
Floyd Harold Cox
BORGER - Floyd Harold Cox, 81, died Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2009.
William "Bill" Robinson
PAMPA - William "Bill" Robinson, 66, formerly of Amarillo, died Sunday, Feb. 1, 2009.
Owen Collins
Owen Collins, 91, of Amarillo died Sunday, Feb. 1, 2009.
Kathy Lynn Emert
BORGER - Kathy Lynn Emert, 52, died Monday, Feb. 2, 2009.
Gloria Ann Mills
Gloria Ann Mills, 61, of Amarillo died Wednesday, Feb. 4, 2009.
Loretta Jeanneanne "Tink" Nixon
PHOENIX - Loretta Jeanneanne "Tink" Nixon, 74, died Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2009.
Column - Dave Henry: Smoke 'em if you got 'em, nor not
In the past four years, Amarillo voters have twice defeated a smoking ban, but the state of Texas may burn the city's ballot box.
Letters: Ag commissioner misses key points in essay
(Re: Guest column, Feb. 1, by Texas Agriculture Commissioner Todd Staples.)
Editorial: Out with vote by 'ghosts'
The Texas House of Representatives is haunted. So-called "ghosts" have been floating through the chamber, casting votes on behalf of absent lawmakers.
Letter: Say 'no' to abortion on demand
President Obama is promoting the Freedom of Choice Act to pay back Planned Parenthood for helping him get elected. He has already ordered the "Mexico City Policy" of U.S. tax dollars to pay for abortions worldwide.
Letters: Turn the volume down!
The volume of commercials on television seems to be louder than ever as compared to the scheduled programming.
Letter: Ex-President Bush 'earned' the nation's scorn
Concerning M.J. Poole's recent letter decrying Leonard Pitts' column (History lesson: Time is not on Bush's side) and those who showed their lack of reverence for the outgoing president:
Editorial: City recycles
More than 700 people signed a petition for a "livable, environmentally conscious and socially responsible" city that was recently presented to Amarillo city commissioners.
Letter: Middle class needs help
I am worried about the state of the middle class when the president is appointing a task force.
Letters: Thornberry shows gall in advising new president
Mac Thornberry had the audacity in his Jan. 25 harangue to talk about two obvious situations. First, he gave a back-handed slap to President Obama by making sure that all of us great unwashed knew, that while supporting the president's concept of change, he would not get Rep. Thornberry's vote for anything.
Column - David H. Grisham: Repent Amarillo need not apologize
A lot of people have written a lot of things lately about Repent Amarillo. I thought it might be best to hear it straight from the horse's mouth.
Buffs run past Greyhounds
Greyhounds? These Greyhounds would have trouble out-running a parked car.
Three Lady Buffs get academic honors
West Texas A&M's Emily Brister has been named to the first team of the ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-District Women's Basketball Team, while teammates Jamie Dreiling and Holly Isaacs have been named to the second team.
Defense carries Lady Buffs
When Eastern New Mexico's Cat Clay hit a 3-pointer in the opening minute of the second half and knocked down a 10-footer less than a minute later, the Zias trailed West Texas A&M by eight points.
WT adds track signee
West Texas A&M track and field coach Darren Flowers on Thursday added long-distance runner Nicole Hudgens from Kaufman to his list of signees.
Wrestling shrine to induct Funk
Terry Funk, an area native and former football star at then-West Texas State, will receive the ultimate pro wrestling honor April 4 when he is inducted into the World Wrestling Entertainment Hall of Fame during ceremonies in Houston.
Lady Buffs coach optimistic
Maybe just this once, the fourth time may be the charm.
WT baseball team to visit Sul Ross
West Texas A&M will try to open its baseball season again today when it travels to Alpine for a three-game series against Sul Ross State.
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I'm sorry but that is a most uncorrect statement for Utah. Yes we would like a championship, but it's all about having a team & people we are proud of and give us a lot of entertainment watching them play. We could end up in last place, but if we have a team that represents us well, I will support them forever. I could never support a team of thugs like the Denver Nuggets. Give me Jerry Sloan's Jazz anytime. They Rock and make me wanna keep watchin'. Eventually Good Wins Out.
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Maybe the Lakers would be willing to offer advice on how to get a title....
They seem to be pretty good at doing it over the years.
- 12:08 p.m. Sept. 2, 2009
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I can think of 3 better coaches; Popovich, Jackson, and Hornacek!
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Congratulations to Coach Sloan on Hall of Fame.
I have been a huge fan of him for years now because of his approach to the game and to life. I'm sorry, detractors, but if you are happy watching spoiled brat players who basically run the team, owners who let them, head coaches who only last one or two seasons----then you need to become fans of some of the other teams where they allow players to be a disgrace to the team by their actions.
I have always appreciated that with few exceptions, the Jazz players support and add to the community standards which we enjoy in Utah. The Jazz team will not stand for their players doing stupid, illegal things. Coach Sloan encourages the players to be responsible people, to do the right things at the right times and thus set a good example for our youth.
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Careful Sloan - don't step on Boozer foot and another 5 months of sitting and be paid!
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Coach, great career with the Jazz. Well deserved recognition from peers and all
accross the NBA. I look forward to many more years as you are the heart and
soul of the team. If a few players would respond better to that heart - we
would have had the championship and more. Perhaps this year they will.
Congratulations and good luck again.
- 2:23 p.m. Sept. 2, 2009
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The championship thing is way over rated. Look at BYU. They haven't had much success and they have one. If they had the BCS back then? They wouldn't have been a top 10 team. Sometimes, Luck happens or doesn't. We had two great shots at a title and we blew it. Chicago had Dick Bevetta in their back pocket and that was the simple truth that stopped Jerry, John and Karl and you/us from getting a championship.
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Hall of Fame Career with a lot of class, boozer, pay attention to sloan and learn some things about attitude, character, and class!
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I am also amazed that your hand is still there!
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BYU hater's just can't give it up, this is just tired and boring.
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wow 2-1 ratio today favor of "jer" did he do a campaign?
Fun and entertaining...That is all that matters. It is cool. I do not care anymore, to me O Connor has become even a bigger issue than jerry and that is saying something...If the players do not respond in any sport that becomes the issue of the coaches. I am convinced this team has more talent that the playoff round they get ousted the last couple years.
The only way I would not complain is getting to the semis and losing to the Lakers.
I could then say the team and coaches did the best they could with the personnel here. It is not a title but the Lakers will likely win several more anyway....
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The question is do you enjoy watching the Jazz play? They don't have to win a championship to be an entertaining team.
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ALMOST making it year after year is not entertaining. It's grindingly frustrating!
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Popovich maybe, Horny's not a coach, and Jackson is the most overrated coach ever, not worthy of comparison to Sloan, please.
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Sorry, that is a joke. If you guys think sloan is better than Jackson, I need
to examine the air quality.
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I have always been a Jerry Sloan fan, he is consistently is a top 10 coach every
year but he does make mistakes. He preaches toughness and defense and gives all
the playing time to the players who rest on defense. He banded Morris Almond to
the D League for lack of defense but allowed Boozer to play significant minutes
with very little defense. I like his offense system but he doesn't always have
the flexibility to change it to match the players on the team.
I hope he coaches another 5 years and retires with the Jazz and moves up into the front office.
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Just play them together. There. Fixed.
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Simplicity at it's best. What a wonderfully delicious salad! I followed bluemoon's advice to making sure I got kalamata olives. And boy, she was right on! I love the scallions, dill, the garlic, lemons, all of it! Just so great. I threw a couple of cute grape tomatoes on top, and off we went, devouring this more then great salad. Thanks, diner, we loved it! Made for *Everyday is a Holiday* March 2009.
Ah, the trickster-gremlins at work again zapping reviews into the fourth dimension. So, third time lucky - I hope! LOVED this salad every bit as much as I was expecting to - since I love and eat regularly all of its ingredients! :) Great balance of flavours. If you are planning to make this and have never eaten kalamata olives, DO try them... they are so much tastier than any other black olives I've ever eaten. Thanks for sharing this delicious recipe, diner. Made for 1-2-3 Hit Wonders.
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The English Lake District lies in northwest England. On the English westcoast north of Wales and a little to the south of the Scottish border.
The landscape of this area is green and rather rough. It reminded me a bit of Wales. As for the weather we were rather lucky. Especially since the Lake District has the reputation of being one of the wettest places in England. Of course the area is famous for its lakes. Despite the fact that lake Windermere is best known, my personal favourite is Derwent Water near Keswick.
The area is great for walking and hiking, as well as watersports. I must say that, when it comes to nature, this area is one of the best I visited in England. (Apart from the English coastlines).
Apart from the city of Carlisle in the north of the Lake District (outside the borders of the Lake District National Park), hardly any significant towns can be found. Most important are Penrith (just northeast of the National Park), Keswick, Windermere and Kendall.
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One of main attraction in the UK indeed!
Nice to see you have included outlying posts such as Furness Abbey and Levens Hall. Not so many people get here..........
Gr8 write-up on Derwent.. I agree with u. Where's the info on Hadrian's wall?? I wanted to see it, but was stopped(!) by my fellow travellers! D
happens i just love old ruins. have you had the chance to drop down to tintern abbey yet? i didn't know about about this one. your photos of the lakes are very pleasing. gracias
Wonderful photos and comments. I am so eager to visit this area (home to my Thompson ancestors). Thanks.
Interesting tips with some evocative photos. Back for another visit, still love your pics.
I never thought it was such a beautiful area! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for sharing wonderful tips n pics from your Lake District page. This is one of place i really wanna visit durin my trip to UK in future. Happy Travels :0)
id heard the lake district was beautiful, but your fotos are really amazing. would love to visit this nice nature and history place one day
Really nice pictures. Thanks : you just gave me an idea for a next trip
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Well said, javayummm, Lorraine, lulustirade01 Ill keep raising my ugly head on this issue until there is a proper investigation of the MCAD and EEOC own practices
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love maryloulous prompt professional service smiley young american hard working girls trying to do the american thing and pay off thier college tuition instead of slumming the system, unlike politicians and red herring sideshows who are enamored to lie and litigate to qualify for some shmoozy govt kickback,I vote red robins yumm::::::::
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came singing songs of love why make crosshairs of simple things are you on a mission of love are you serpico are you the big Z
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Hurdygurdyman, I am nothing and no one if io can't stand up for what I believe in
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just another mcad ploy to rile up the herd ;discrimination my azz;anyone actually buy into that crap needs head exmination;julie and laura have both worked there past 2 years and dedicated themselves ;it may not be a glamorous job but its a job and catalyst for betterment;i wonder why nobodys complaining about how all the mexicans get hired for landscaping because they work cheap;hmm get real massachusetts
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The allegation is that certain types were hired to draw in men Does anyone know if Marilous serves coffee to females Why is a small business run by a female being targeted. I don't think that if the Mexicans went on their breaks that they would be denied a cup of coffee at Marilous
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Are all the male customers Pimps? MCAD//EEOC should explain what is meant by sexual sell.
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I don't think anything smells fishy at Marilous She doesn't sell fish. The sexist males out in society check out females no matter where they roam. Its their nature and has nothing to do with the poor kid working hard for the money or with how many females do or don't work on ones staff Men who harass do it on buses, at the library, at.the supermarket, while you are walking down the streetan etc I think its horrewndous that a state or ferdal agency can dictate how one runs its business but they leave a lot of questions about the way they operate as employers .
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cats got you all in a tizzy looks like a man hater here or a recent divorcee lmao
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Cat doesn't have me. I'm not a man hater. I'm not a divorcee.
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since when is it a crime to hire people with specific traits lets be honest even a coffee shop has requirements like good customer service ,ability to work in a fast p[aced environment ,random drug screening ,reliability etc. etc. I see job ads all the time that require you must have a car and license too,will that be next on the venue to,it looks like an democratic ploy to toss this in with thier vote capturing agenda. funny how people cant see beyond ther own nose pffft
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Hey I think someone said something about the Hair Club for Men too because they changed their name to the Hair Club Group. The same ads with all male clients are shown but they have a female in the ad giving guys the hair treament so they dont look like they discriminate against women. I never understood why hair club for men was targeted because there was a similar club for women. Aren't male hormones, glands, etc different from womens Even BMI insurance charts are different between males and females. Seems like marilous is being unfairly targeted while her reputation is being ruined by self serving interests of corruption within the state. Its not right.
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Has anyone seen the new Scot Brown tv ad? He's sitting in a diner having a cup of coffee? Thee ad rocks.
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New tv ad Beard and Mustache for Men Is that discrimination too?
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Now the allegation against Marilous is that two testers went in and applied for jobs and were denied jobs because of their ages Why, How old Is Marilou 20? It seems like when one allegation doesn't work, they'll try another one until they can get one to stick.
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Marilou is correct . The feds are on a witch hunt and this state has enjoined. First we were told that she hired based of who she wanted to attract as customers. Are all of the customers males? No one is over the age of 40? How old is Marilou? Next ill be accused of making
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I wonder how many trans genders or drag queens and kings work at the nationwide EEOC offices in comparison to the nationwide employee workforce Are you sure these discrimination agencies don't discriminate?
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Even Chanel 5 doesn't think EEOC should be investigating Marilou's
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A fresh take on an old favourite -- the Pear Bellini.
Hailing the merits of morning mixology -- the Mango Mimosa.
The rinse of vermouth builds aromas and balances the amount of vermouth to vodka providing just the right amount of flavour.
Garnish with three cocktail onions poached in vermouth.
By pulverizing the olives we are releasing the essential oils and olive juice into the drink instead of using the brine which is comprised of oil, salt and water.
Muddle lime and sugar with mint together to make a simple syrup.
Muddle sugar, basil and strawberries until a simple syrup is created.
Muddle thyme, dark rum, blueberries and sugar together in a Collins glass to create a simple syrup.
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I correctly install the pluging and my friends who visited my website from France are ok...I see the french flag near their IP adress.
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Oscar statuettes just got a little savvy!
From Driving Miss Daisy and Silence of the Lambs, to Titanic and Schindler's List, the 85 Best Picture Oscar winners from 1929-2012 are commemorated in statuette form on a special edition poster, which was unveiled on Monday.
In anticipation of the Oscars, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences released the poster designed by English artist, graphic designer and illustrator Olly Moss in collaboration with Gallery1988.
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Grand opening Jan. 31 for 'The Commons at Cravens'
|Date: Thursday, January 24th, 2013
WKU Libraries is pleased to announce the opening of "The Commons at Cravens" located on the fourth floor of the Cravens Library at WKU's main campus. The grand opening will begin at 4 p.m. Thursday (Jan. 31) with remarks at 4:30 p.m. by President Gary Ransdell, Provost Gordon Emslie, WKU student Mark Reeves and Dean of Libraries Connie Foster.
"This is an exciting transformation for the Library," Foster said. "Students can work as a group in one of the collaborative booths, sit at a bistro table overlooking the campus, or just BYOD (bring your own device) and plug into one of the stations at the laptop counter."
According to Foster, the newly renovated floor offers a single service desk for research assistance, technology support, and writing center tutoring — all conveniently located across from Circulation Services. The space will provide students with more computer access, whiteboards for study, and movable furniture to fit their study needs.
Tiffany Hayes, Project Manager from WKU Planning, Design and Construction, said the construction began Oct. 1 on approximately 9,600 square feet of space and was completed Jan. 15.
"The scope of improvements included new carpet and rubber flooring, fresh paint, vinyl wall covering, a new laptop counter, soffits above circulation and reference desks, and decorative wall panels," Hayes said. "The furniture company installed new computer workstations, booths, and the reference desk. The existing circulation desk was rearranged."
"We hope this transformation creates a positive place of possibilities — a place Where Knowledge Unfolds," Foster said.
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Excerpted from a recently released whitepaper
from Pearson entitled "Considerations for Next-
Generation Assessments: A Roadmap to 2014."
In the past, testing programs have been criticized
for their distance from classroom instruction
and learning. Assessment has been accused of
"narrowing the curriculum" and watering down
complex student learning and teacher instruction.
Regardless of the truths to these claims,
technology will enable a much fuller integration
of instruction with assessment, perhaps even
enabling the creation of individualized learning
paradigms. The use of technology will allow for
the teaching, learning, and assessment of rich
and complicated problem-solving activities, critical
analyses, the generation and defense of evidenced-
based arguments—all skills required for
success in college and the workplace.
Richer and more innovative item types
Online testing, with its ability to employ technology for animations,
simulations, and other advanced assessments of
deeper understanding and complex reasoning skills, offers
the ability to measure a fuller range of cognitive complexity.
Tests can be designed with audio and video streaming
that not only facilitates contextual understanding, but can
increase students' level of engagement. Audio and video
streaming, complex scenarios, and access to multiple data
sources also allow for linking several items together to
assess multiple aspects of a construct.
Existing capabilities such as click-and-drag allow students
to respond to concepts more interactively. For example, students
can complete a chart by clicking and dragging icons
from a menu of response options to a chart location. These
features allow for a deeper assessment of students' understanding,
by incorporating grouping, ordering, and other
cognitive tasks relevant to assessing thinking skills and the
depth of understanding of students' knowledge and skills.
Directly tied to these richer, more innovative item types
will be the need to upgrade the bandwidth capabilities of
local technology infrastructures. According to a recent report
commissioned by the Federal Communications Commission
(FCC) to collect data on the current state of broadband connectivity
in U.S. schools today, only 22 percent of district
respondents said that their connection speeds completely
meet their current needs. This is a critical point, because the
types of items and assessments being designed for 2014 will
likely be much more media-rich and data-intensive.
How much additional bandwidth schools will require
will depend on the number and nature of these innovative
item types, but it is very likely that schools will need more
bandwidth than most current online assessments require.
Another key consideration when planning for dynamic
items is timing and commitment to the online testing mode:
In order to provide the right equity for the entire testing
population, use of these technology-based innovative items
may require full participation in online testing. When only
some of the student population is able to test online and
make use of these items that cannot be delivered on paper,
an obvious challenge to score comparability is presented.
Schools must first be able to fully transition away from
paper testing, after which point the state can begin to fully
realize the richer opportunity for the types of assessment
items that only technology-based tests can deliver.
More efficient scoring capabilities
The robust, secure data management and delivery systems
required by online testing allows faster turnaround of student
score reports and assessment data. Student assessment
data are delivered more quickly, can be produced and
communicated digitally, and can be used formatively to help
plan or adjust lessons to better engage students and meet
their needs. Lan Neugent, Assistant Superintendent of the
Division of Technology, Career & Adult
Education for the Virginia Department of Education, highlights
the data capabilities intrinsic to online testing, stating
that the ability to quickly receive data on individual students
regarding their understanding of key curriculum knowledge
and skills is "absolutely of paramount importance."
Better security
Less human interaction with materials results in greater
security. Districts that conduct statewide paper-and-pencil
tests must account for all answer documents and used test
booklets, which contain secure content, as well as various
other documents and pieces of paper used in administering
tests. And before district staff can return materials to the
scoring partner, they must box up everything, class by class,
and then drive the contents to a central location, where they
will be organized, resorted, re-boxed, and shipped. It's not
unusual for large districts to have hundreds of hired staff
involved in this endeavor—resulting in a significant expense
and the potential for security breaches or human error.
Greater equity
To date, accommodation strategies to support special student
populations have often been considered after the fact,
as retrofits. As such, they can compromise the validity of
test results while still not best serving student needs. Better
approaches, such as those based on universal design principles,
can help design assessments that are inherently flexible
and test students—even English learners and students with
disabilities—on intended knowledge and skills. For example,
if an English learner does not recognize a word used to contextualize
a math problem, one common linguistic accommodation
is to allow that student to use a translation dictionary.
But students are not all equally comfortable or adept using
this support—especially if help is needed several times during
the test—and they may instead guess at words.
With a properly designed online assessment, we can allow
students to simply click on words to read or hear the accompanying
definitions, possibly even translated into another
language. In this way,
students have access to
personalized—and private—
supports, and test
results gain validity.
Improved efficiency
Online testing uses electronic resources to eliminate or
reduce the burden, labor, and waste associated with paperand-
pencil assessments, thereby lessening both labor effort
and environmental costs. States with a stake in "green" and
waste-reduction initiatives stand to see both reductions in
paper needs—for test books, answer documents, ancillary
materials, labels, and other materials—as well as in emissions
and fuel required for transport of printed materials.
This improved efficiency also has the potential to reduce
overall delivery costs, although one important factor to consider
during the transition is that delivery costs can sometimes
increase temporarily, such as when both online and
paper-and-pencil tests are delivered throughout the state.
Increased student engagement
Online testing provides wide opportunities for interactive
experiences for students. Also, because students' experiences
are increasingly with digital media, online testing creates
a more authentic, familiar, and engaging experience for
students than paper-and-pencil tests. For example, students
can manipulate and explore test questions, lending a more
authentic experience and allowing results to reflect a deeper
understanding of student knowledge and skills.
Although the transition to digital testing presents
strategic and budgetary challenges, adopters have found
it to be well worth the investment. It offers the potential
for better security and
control of data, more
equitable and engaging
tests, and can
streamline the entire
assessment program.
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clapXMAS , the Christmas game for boys and girls !
By Alessandro Giuliani
Open iTunes to buy and download apps.
Score depends on your clapping/tapping tempo..
Join the Christmas rhythm!
joy and music for everybody!
Hours of gameplay , rhythm & music!
a lot of game screens and Christmas music!
1 cup to win(reach the last level)
Comboes on CLAP! Sequences
red star (cancels up to 5 errors)
detects the sound of your handclap
enjoy wonderful and original Christmas cards
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- Category: Games
- Updated: Dec 01, 2013
- Version: 1.0.3
- Size: 35.2 MB
- Languages: English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish
- Seller: Alessandro Giuliani
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for asbestos are expected today.
Forty of the state-owned company's locomotives were taken out
of action following the discovery of the potentially deadly
material in a soundproofing compound inside one of the
vehicles on Thursday.
Samples were taken from locomotives in Auckland, Hamilton,
Tauranga and Palmerston North over the weekend, and from
locomotives in Wellington yesterday, KiwiRail said.
They were then analysed by an accredited laboratory in
"Our preliminary advice following testing of a first
locomotive on Friday indicted that the asbestos in that
locomotive was contained and does not constitute a risk to
health," KiwiRail chief executive Peter Reidy said.
"However the health and safety of our staff must be our
priority so we need to have analysis of all the DL
locomotives before we can determine what our next steps will
be. That analysis is being completed this afternoon so
tomorrow we should be in a position to consider our next
steps," he said.
The manufacturer has accepted responsibility for the issue
and indicated that they will do what is necessary to rectify
the situation, Mr Reidy said.
Testing was carried out as soon as the manufacturer confirmed
the presence of asbestos in the soundproofing compound, which
is not exposed and either coated with paint or sealed beneath
panelling, he said.
Asbestos can be harmful when fibres become airborne.
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Veal Parmigiana With Spaghetti
|3 Tablespoon
|Grated parmesan cheese
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|Corn flake crumbs
|3 Tablespoon
|Garlic salt
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Veal cutlets/Veal round steak
|1 Pound, cut 1/2 inch thick
|Tomato sauce
|8 Ounce (1 Can)
|Basil leaves
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Oregano leaves
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Worcestershire sauce
|1 Teaspoon
|Mozzarella cheese slice
|Hot cooked spaghetti
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
1 Place butter in 2-quart (12 x 7) glass baking dish.
2 Microwave for about 1 minute on 7 (MED. HIGH), or until melted. Combine Parmesan cheese, corn flake crumbs and garlic salt in flat dish. Cut veal into serving pieces. Dip each piece into butter; coat both sides with crumb mixture and set aside. Preheat microwave browning grill in oven on HIGH as directed for meats in manufacturer's instruction booklet. Lightly grease grill or spray it with vegetable coating. Place crumb-coated veal on hot grill.
3 Microwave for 2-3 minutes on HIGH. Turn veal over and continue cooking for 2 1/2 to 4 minutes on HIGH. Meanwhile, combine remaining ingredients, except Mozzarella cheese and spaghetti, in greased glass baking dish. Add browned veal, turning to coat with tomato mixture. Cover with wax paper.
4 Microwave for 15 minutes on 5 (MEDIUM). Place cheese on veal and continue cooking for 3 to 4 minutes on 5 (MEDIUM), or until cheese
melts Serve on bed cooked spaghetti.
Recipe Summary
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 391 Calories from Fat 142
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 16 g24.8%
Saturated Fat 9.6 g47.9%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 128.9 mg43%
Sodium 579 mg24.1%
Total Carbohydrates 27 g9%
Dietary Fiber 1.9 g7.8%
Sugars 4.3 g
Protein 33 g66.7%
Vitamin A 18.7% Vitamin C 17.3%
Calcium 16.6% Iron 25.4%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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A bunch of people were having an issue with this, including myself, making a variety of plugins and other things. All I wanted to do was turn off the feeds from loading (I thought the AJAX loading was solving it, but it was still requiring the local PHP to make a connection, which is slow/breaks behind corporate firewalls)
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Beef feedlot managers, industry officials and a number of agricultural college students descended on the Amarillo Livestock Auction on Wednesday to compete in the annual Texas Cattle Feeders Association Fed Beef Challenge.
The challenge allows feed yards to enter the best cattle they have on feed and engage in a friendly competition for bragging rights about who can raise the best beef, said Burt Rutherford, TCFA communications director.
Feed yards from across the Golden Spread entered 48 pens of three in this year's competition.
The competition also featured evaluation of 10 pens of three, Rutherford said, with a Manager's Division, a Public Division and a Student Division.
The pens of three received overall evaluations on fat thickness, rib eye, quality grade and yield grade, with one bovine from each pen receiving an individual evaluation.
The cattle then will be shipped to IBP for slaughter and carcass evaluation, Rutherford said.
The winner will be announced this week when carcass evaluations are complete.
"This is a good measuring stick; it gives the feed yard manager the opportunity to see how close from a visual perspective his cattle actually do,'' Rutherford said. "The better a job you can do in accurately visually evaluating cattle will mean more success in selling cattle on different grids.''
Rutherford said the challenge gives students a chance to meet future prospective employers.
"They're going to be the next generation of ranchers, feed yard managers and feed yard employees,'' he said. "It also gives employers a look at possible future employees.''
Rutherford said feed yards provide about one job per 1,000 head of cattle.
"I think it's always good for the young and old to get together,'' he said.
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On Monday, April 8, the Department of Music and Campus Ministry present the E. Andrew Steffen Sacred Concert at 7:30 p.m. in the Bishop Chartrand Memorial Chapel in Marian Hall on the campus of Marian University. The concert will feature Marian University Sacred Choir and Chamber Singers, senior pastoral music ministry majors, and a community choir that meets and sings at Marian University every spring.
The choirs will perform many different styles of sacred music, including music by David Haas, John Angotti, Dan Forrest, and Ludwig von Beethoven. Sacred Choir alumni have been invited to the concert to sing Steve Green's, "I Will Go," featured on the Sacred Choir's 75th Anniversary CD.
The concert is free, but a collection will be taken up to benefit St Antoine School and Parish in Haiti. Special guest and emcee, Msgr. Ray East from St. Teresa of Avila Parish in Washington, D.C., will give a short presentation on St. Antoine in Haiti, showing how donations help the children there.
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Chris Carpenter throwing again
Updated: June 29, 2012, 8:03 PM ETAssociated Press
ST. LOUIS -- St. Louis Cardinals right-hander Chris Carpenter resumed a throwing program after recovering from a compressed nerve in his shoulder.
But the Cardinals don't know if he'll be able to pitch this season.
General manager John Mozeliak said Friday it's too early to say whether to be optimistic about the 2005 NL Cy Young Award winner, who won a game in each round of the postseason last fall. Team doctors identified the injury as thoracic outlet syndrome, and Mozeliak ...
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Darn it, Levenger...
By AG
from Seattle
Comments about Levenger Special Request Full-Page Ruled (100 cards), Circa Jotlet:
Let me be clear: I absolutely love my Jotlet (and the rest of my personal Circa ecosystem). That said, I've just received this package -- my first refill for the Jotlet since purchase -- and I'm quite disappointed in the paper stock. The weight is correct, and the printing and punchouts are fine, but this is absolutely not the same coating as the starter paper. With fountain pens that really makes a difference in crispness and flow. (I don't know what you ballpoint people do all day, so no opinion on that front.) Interestingly, one side of the sheet seems to be *slightly* more coated than the other -- better but still not up to previous standard. First the end of Rhodia, now this -- I'm worried about you, Levenger!
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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A new one to love from Levenger!
By NoJo
from Benton,IL
I am a fan of circa products and recently saw this one while shopping online with LEVENGER, tried it and love it. I will definitely order more when I need more!
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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By CorpChap
from Bristol, Tn
I use a lot of the circa products. I love them all. The circa PDA is perfect to use in my car to keep track of my mileage each day for my ministry. It's just the right size and holds up for the entire year!
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Very convenient
By AZartiste
from Tucson, AZ
I use these cards to record food counts for the day. They are just the right size for a day's listing, and it allows me to look back a day or two for a count (calories, protein, carbs, calcium, etc.) on a leftover, so I don't have to calculate it all over again. It also reminds me of what I have eaten that day, so far. It's very easy to conveniently forget something without the list right there to remind me. When I've used up all the cards, I take them out of the PDA and put fresh ones in. Easy! If I want to keep them, I can put a rubber band around the bundle. Otherwise, I just recycle them. This method has kept my weight on target for several years.
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Salvaged Beauty
From Amazing Grace, This Old House magazine, July/August 1998
It's so rare in residential bathrooms to see magnificent slabs like these, salvaged from an old office building, mounted on the walls like wainscoting from a 1920's bank. A salvaged pair of porcelain bathtub sinks perched on shiny chrome legs brighten the gray stone and dark wood floors. Both sinks have no-handled, foot-operated faucets, a brilliant idea that minimizes cleaning. I'd lose the stainless dental supply cabinet, however; it hides too much of the marble.
—Tom Baker, Building Technology Editor